The Archive · 1928

PROVISIONAL COURT

MANY-SIDED CAREER OF JAMES CHAO

The heights and depths of life are oth well known to shas Chao Tsun-pao, if the story sold about him in the Provisional Court on Saturday is true, for he was one day an absconding' shroff, who turned to reckless gambling la Though Talang was new to the Court he made most of the oppottunity, and discoursed at con siderable length on the fine points of the beating he received, so much so that though Judge Tseng had considerable business awaiting him, he let the youth carry on and have attentive ear to the gruesome affair.

Alto listened adroitly the two alleged assailants who were frequently amazed at the results of their abilities in the manly art. Though they were sent to the re-he vain hopes of keeping 14 formatory for three months each the next a Major-General they were ted away with the avowed army of Feng Vu-hsiang, and only intention of changing their three short years ago paid a state fon release.. On leaving the bui isit to Shanghai accompanied by the youthful Tsiang was eagerly Picked bodyguards, awaited by a crowd of brother:

The telling was done in the Pro-urchins to whom he gave a long and visional Court for the good reason highly illuminative account of what that the Ault & Wiborg Company, the court business is all about, for whom Chao formerly worked, desired an accounting of some

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