At a meeting of the Citizens? [Convention for the Study of Sine Japanese Relations, on Tuesday, the question of the mass parade which that organization proposes to hold! on the 9th instant (the anniversary of the acceptance of the Sapanese Demands in 1918) jeussed. Two delegates were appointed to interview the Shanghai Municipal Council and the French Council, as well as the Shanghad ict Magistrate and the Com-sioner of lice, for permis parade and to pass through the streets both in the Settle. the French Concession and outside. h organization and individual taking part is to provide its or own flag and banner, the latter bear characters representing matter relating. only to China's ational shame. Delegates will be appointed to sce that order is main; tained by those in the parade and that no laughing, joking or talking takes place. Songs will be sung and shouts will be called out by a leader, process The shouts will be to be taken up by others in the
"Wa Wang Kuo Tz," "Beh Wang Wang Kuo Tz," and "Te Chang Kuo Ho" (the first two meant Don't forget. national shame" and the third being "Advocate national The leader will calt jond voice, one word after the other, and those in front will follow him, those at the back te om in at a given signal.
The Citizens Convention appear to have forgotten that the Ministre of Education has issued an order forbidding processions throughout the country to-morrow, SHANGHAI MAN AT BISLEY, McKelvie's Fine Opening
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