Captain Davies had een in Shanghai only once since that time fon a Sunday so he wool he ueeteae to get his On October 21 at G15. am, was crossings the bridge at Woo-we in his car when he was stopped by a policeman and told that he would have to go to the station, There the officer in charge said that he was accused having no num-|~ tier dise. Captain Davies showed him his license and the oval cand which had been given him by the Bureau of Public Utilities, These the officer kent and said that Captain Davies should have secured his dise before, Further, that he could rot take his ear sway unless he paid a fine of $28, Te ws told, in wu, that his ott Published in' the Chinese press, Mr. Li is now strongly advocating: the use of more Chinese in order to raise the standard of eMicioney of the staff
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