San Francisco, Aug. "14.
East Chicago, 1
Following the achievement of ani understanding which involved various United States Government departments, the former Chinese Vice-Consul, Mr. Kao Ying, together his wife and Ssu-en Toon were deported to China to-day.
Tt is understood that Col. Henry. L: Stimson, Secretary of State, sugested the deportation as a solution, fat the request of the Chinese Minister, Dr, Wu Chao-chu, 'The 'State Department has received full assurance that the trio will be tried in China on charges arising from the discovery by U.S. customs officials of several hundred thousand dollars' worth of opium and other contraband from Chin: which Madame Kao apparently ws trying to smuggle into the United! States under shelter. of diplomatic immunity accorded her luggage.
Promise has been made to Amer can authorities that if the defendants are found guilty they will bs duly. punished. - After the trial in China, the United States charges are to be dismissed, The order of deportation arrived only half an hour before the time the str. Shinyo Maru was due sail for the Orient, Steamship, officials held the ship up until the three Chinese could be placed on board—United Press,
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