Students Stopped by Police When Preparing Anti-Foreign Demonstration Peking, May 7.
'There was very little observance of National Humiliation Day (May 7, the anniversary of China's acceptance of the 21 Demands) in Peking. 'The Students' Union re-~ solved to hold a meeting in front of Tianan Men, and had many pamphlets prepared denouncing, the imperialism of the Powers, oth special reference to the gold 'A report of these activities came to the knowledge of the police, however, and the Superintendent the Metropolitan Police sent a message to the students warning them against making any demon stration, adding that they were free togive vent to their feelings inside their schools if they felt inclined.
Twelve aeroplanes flew.. over Peking this: morning and some of them dropped pamphlets containing the words "Don't forget Humiliation Day." It is reported that General Feng Vu-hsiang's men at Nanyuan observed the The meeting of the Senate postponed on account of Humili tion Day.
Streets in the vicinity of Chienan Men were strongly guarded by police this afternoon as a precau tionary measure against possible student activities—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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