a step in the reorganization the National Red Cross Socie China during the period of hostili the Headquarters of the Society towards the end of September appointed Dr, C. Y. Wu its special delegate in Hongkong with control of all those medical supplies contributed locally and abroad for the treatment of wounded soldiers under the banner For the defence, Mr. Davies drew the attention of the court to the fact that, during her nearly ten years' stay in China, both in Shanghai and Peiping, Mrs. Evers had never had any trouble wits the authorities, Referring to her third visit to Anyang, counsel said his client fully expected her baggage would be searched by the police of that place as during her two previous trips there, Mr, Davies said it Mrs. Evers were engaged in narcotic business, she would have been very well pai and would not have owed money in Feiping as she did. There was a grave doubt as to the accused's guilt and he asked the court, to dismiss the case.
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