Wang is leaving for Tokio on business connected with Russian affairs.
Taking advantage of Dr. Wang's visit, the Government has asked him personally to investigate the alleged injuries to Chinese during the earthquake.
Br. Wang will return in a fortnight—Reuter.
Peking, Nov. 22.
Dr. C. T. Wang will leave for Japan on November 26. Ho will probably stay a day at Mukden en route.
According to the "Ching Pao," Dr. Wellington Koo has brought the matter of the alleged ill-treatment of Chinese before Mr. Yoshizawa, the Japanese Minister, indicating that if investigations prove the reports to be correct, China will expect those guilty to be severely punished and also an indemnity.—Reuter.
Suancuar is offered another interesting periodical in the "Blue Lantern" an attractive magazine edited by Mr. Harry Chrimes of 25 Jinkee Road, the first number of which has made its appearance. It contains many well-written articles, Including a vivid account of the Japanese Earthquake by an eye witness; also some fascinating personal experiences of Dame Nellie Melba, the famous singer, by the editor. There is an excellent serial translated from the French of "La Garconne" by Victor Marguerite whilst an additional attraction is the reproduction of many fine photos. including one of Jascha Heifetz. We wish the new Magazine every success.
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