Shanghai, July 13.
While tracing a gang of counter-elters, settlement Police found. drug fratickers also, according to te prov ecution in the ease against thirteen Persons in the First Special District curt yesterday. The hearing was First arrests were made in a raid on Chung Nan Hotel in Avenue ward Vil, where one" Yung. Ping-Shien, 'a sice merchant, accused of faving used "counterfeit Japanese itary notes, and seven ofers were The rice merchant was searched ut anda cable was sound in his possession, "revealing. the address" of an opium den at #3 Siking Road, accord ting to the prosecution. The raiding arty" soon visited the place and. are esta fo men and. one. wom. was also seized. oe peters ome. "oplumnsmo rapherna information obtained from the trio found in Siking Road house, the police further raided 172 Avenue Fock where. sixty" ounces of opium were seized. A Chinese couple were arrested, The address of the rice merchant, according to. the prosecution, was applied by' Zang Nyungeat whos ill being held by the Japanese miltary "authorities." Zung was said. to ave hanged $400 Japanese miliary Roles into $200 Chinese eutreney' March." The military' notes: tuned out to be false." He. was arrested at the Wnangpoo Ware recently.
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