Hi8 Hearers Urged to Assume Leadership Judge John C. H. Wu, acting President of the Shanghai Provisional Court, delivered an address before members of the Union Club of China on November 7 and gave his views on business and business men. The gathering was a largely attended one and among those pres-fent were Messrs, E. 8, Cunningham, R. H. Davidson, J. E. Jacobs, H. Stevens, C, D. Meinbardt, A. Rin; walt, W. C. Cassels, 8. L. Burd A. Herbert, F. E. H. Groenmai J. Guillaume, C. Tillitse, J. Van, den: Berg, S. BIN. Edwards, A.D. Bell, Chang Nieh-yun, Ying Shih, A.M. Preston, Anson T, Wong, T. C. Pa JJames H. Lee, W. J. Keswick, V.
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B.S. Piercy, H.C. Tam, and D. 'W. M. Price, In introducing the speaker, Br. G. L, Wilson, president of the Club, said that Jadge Wu had filled a most dificult position with tact and ability and all were-sorry to hear that he was shortly to leave China, not, they hoped, for good but for short while, Judge Wu returned to China, Mr, Wilson said, they hoped that he would find the country Jon the way to peace and prosperity. Dr, Wu was taking a short holiday from the law and was going to address the meeting on busines:
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