The Archive · 1926

Genuine Feat

With the gentlemen concerned, Mr. D. H. Cameron, the head of the Standard Oil Company, Mr. C. D. Melbourne, the Deputy Regis trar, and Mr. P. F. Franklin, manager of the "Hongkong Tele graph", we are perfectly satisfied as to the genuineness of the feat.

Whilst the article being hidden, the Professor and his secretary, were chatting in the fice of the Telegraph, The committee went into. three public buildings, the City Hall," the Supreme Court and the Hongkong Club when setting the test, and it is to be noted that the Professor passed the two _first-mentioned Places without the slightest hesitation.

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