The Archive · 1936

Mr. Hw Not Guilty

Mr. Hu himself, at that time in his own quarters above the cabaret, was successfully able to clear himself of the impeachment of cating pears, his statement being borne Out by the discovery of two peaches: only in his room. "As proprietor of the dance hall he was, "however, taken to the Bureau of Public Safety North Station branch, by Capt. Liang Fu-chu, chief of the station, who was quickly on the spot and who took charge of the inquiry. Through is efforts the settlement between Mr, Hu and the Japanese Party has been

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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