Chen Tiao-yuan's Troops in Sharp Fight with Japanese on Kao-Tsi Railway:
Further Clash South pf Tsinan In Chinese territory, a repre: sentative of the "North-China Daily News" noticed that the roads were strongly patrolled by police, soldfers and volunteers, all heavily med, But there was no trouble The tramcars were plastered with antiJupanese literature and boys and girls of the student class were sean every ton oF twenty steps, delivering soap box lectures, Every. available wall and electric standard contained posters urging anti-Japanese boycott, 'At the Chinese General Cham-hor of Commerce in the mornin, A meeting of merchants was held, Mr, Chow Teh-ching, a member of the Advisory' Council to the leal Kuomintang, presiding, solution was passed that, beginning from to-day, all merchants should assist in entering the boycott, mass meeting" at West Gate also took place in the morning, There were estimated to be approximately 10,000 students and Iuhourers present. The Chinese Recreation Ground, where the meeting was held, was heavily guarded by troops. Fiery speeches were delivered and a number of resolutions were passed. Those Present then broke up into small parties and went about delivering Hectures and distributing anti-Japanese literature,
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