Shanghai, Nov. 15.
The owner of a Chinese shop in Boone Road, while riding in. his private rickshaw with ¥.8,000 which he intended to change at a Szechuen Road native bank, was held up and robbed of the money by two armed Chinese bandits at 845 o'clock yesterday morning.
'The bold cute took place in full view. of scores of passers-by at Museum and Hongkong Roads shortly after the victim had passed over the Chapoo Road Bridge. "One of the gunmen' took the money and. then Separated from his necomplice. The latter, however, was arrested a few minnies later by a police search party from Central Station, who challenged British Ambassador Returns Here Shanghai, Nov. 16, Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, HM. Ambassador to China, arrived in Shanghai yesterday afternoon from Hongkong following his trip to Chungking where he conferred with Government leaders. The British Ambassador was absent from Shanghai for over five weeks. him as a suspect. The police took from him a loaded pistol which had a cartridge in the breech. No shots were fired, 'A search was on throughout the day for the other gunman, who had the stolen money, Another armed pair, likewise Chtnese, robbed two Chinese women of a total of four gold finger-rings in Vu Yuen Road, near the entrance of Lane 805, at 230 o'clock yesterday afternoon. "These robbers" escaped. The value of the rings was ost mated at $100 altogether.
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