At a meeting of the Shanghai Organizations Diplomatic Support Society on Tuesday, it was resolved to telegraph to Peking requesting the Femoval of Tupan Hsiao Yau-nan, on the ground that he is attempting (2 estore the Ching Dynasty, also. that auditors be asked to ched the accounts of the Shanghai Provisional Sats'y Preservation Society and the Shanghai Students Union, and, that fall organizations throughout the country be circularized, ur to advocate the restoration of the Customs.
The Provisional Relief Committe also held a meeting on Tuesday, at! which it was announced that, if th Japanese cotton mills reopen, it would not necessary to pay. strike doles to 56,576 workers. In future, probably $200,000 would be needed for the purpose of prolonging the strike. It was the concensus of opinion that Nanyang Bros,: should contribute $50,000 per month ani lather Chinese cigarette companies smaller amounts, all of which should igo toward payment of the Britien Cigarette Co.'s striking workers.
similar manner the China Merchants S. N. Ca, should pay '$50,000, and the smaller combat lesser sums to pay seamen on strike. Tt was further suggested that the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the [Association of Amalgamated Street Unions and the Shanghai Students Union should undertake to collect '$1. per month from each house and! business in the Settlement. ther reproduction prohibited without permission.
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