Political and Military Sections Each with a Premier: Representation for all Groups Tuexrsus News Senvice Tientsin, Nov. 21.
Tuan Ohi-jui is reported to have submitted his plan for organizing the Government under his dictator: ship. The plan as outlined is his own idea of a "Chi Chen," or virtual dictatorship. He will be supreme head, with arbitrary powers to be used' at his own discretion and the council under trim will be divid into a political Cabinet and a Mi tary Onbinet. Each will have a representative head, simi Premier, and the pol will be divided into mine and the military into four departments. The ments of Foreign Affairs, Interior Finance, Justice, Education, Communications, Agriculture and. Commerce, Revenue, Wine and Tobacco.
The Military Cabinet:—The Representative, or Premier, Departments of War, Navy, Air, Person New systems call for new tersinology, but the above seem to fit the idea as elaborated by Chinese reports. "The Department of -Revenue will administer all details in relation to taxation, while the Department of Wine and Tobacco will deal with the'revenue of those articles and any other similar luxuries from which are derived a revenue large enough to warrant them being placed under special administra-fiom The Department of Finance will deal with all other items under that head.
Tuan has also named the two Cabinet representatives—Wang Yitang, Political, and Lu Yung-hsiang, Military: The various department al officers will be, so he suggests,
political parties now existing filed by nominees of the various in administration satisfactory to every body. This suggested organization is reported to be the latest solution of present difficulties, but the Chinese are more interested in the committee appointments than plan itself. They indicate a desire to know more about them.
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