Livingstone, of Hansons, appeared for the prosecution, "These complicated cases conducted ren In person ave extremely said Judge P. Grant Jones in 'Supreme Court on May 22, and vised the defendant to get legal tance if he thought that he had good defence against the plaintiffs. 'The action was 'The 'China Finance Corporation, of 4. Hankow Road, v. the "Asiatic" Knitting' Ca., the lain, hing for is. 1,500 on six bills of exchange, 'The' plaintit's wer presented by Me. K.'E. Newman, the defendants by Mr. 1, Jacobs, the company, who, after ming' two of the "wit nesses, asked for an order to obtain Tegal Lordship. thereupon cease to "Jun It is accordingly ordered and adindged thatthe defendant. have land recover judgment against 0 plaintiff? dismissing this action at plaintiff's cost, Godown Warrant to Be Redeemed Jullgment for the East West Export and Import Ca. against the /Thrifteor Bank for the redemption of a godown warrant pledged to the bank by M. J. Ogly, a third party, was given by Judge Milton D. Purdy in the U.S. Court for China on May 17 Mr. NE. Lurton and Dr. F, Wilhelm appeared for the plaintiff, while the bank was represented by Mr. M. Werner.
The plaintiff? counsel stated that] a J Ogly volunteered to land 27 bales of for the company, but the godown sian carpets in Shanghai warrant was illegally executed in his own name. On March 24, 1931, the document was pledged to the Thrift-cor Bank for a sum of more than $3,000. "The plaintiff company subsequently sued Ogly in. the First, Special District Court for the re-
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