Sullivan, an American attorney.
Mr. Faison appeared for Mrs. Sullivan, He called petitioner to the witness box and she that she was married to Sullivan in Honolulu in 1921. A year later they] came to Shanghai where she sceureg, a job. Sullivan was intending te center the law business here, but wen!
Manila when he failed to make a ge of the business. From Manila he had worked his way back to! America on a transport. Since ther she had only received one letter from June, 1923. Petitioner was uplayed with the Britishican Tobacco Company, but had d passage on the str. President Madison for July 31 and was intending to return to America, Mr. L. W. Hartigan corroborated Mrs. Sullivan's evidence and told of having drawn up the payers of ad-_ pittance to the American Bar Association for Sullivan, After hearing the evidence his Honour instructed Mr. Faison to Prepare an order for divorce.
Harvxicut Fukuda, a smuggler, who was deported to Japan by the local Japanese authorities several months ago, was arrested by a Javases detective on Wednesday morning aboard the ~N.Y.K. Nagasaki Maru. which was. about to sail for Japan. Some 100 Yen bank notes were discovered on his person when he was taken to the police office. It is alleged that coming here secretly, the m: has been pursuing his usual illicit business. He is detained in the Consular Gaol for further examination.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.