The action of Dr. Chiang in throwing his influence on the side of the radical teachers has oclcasioned some surprise in local Chinese circles, especially as it is remembered that he was once attacked by the students and teachers for his alleged sympathy with the Minister of Education, but according to one well posted of the educational situation, it did not come as a total surpris Tt is true that Dr. Chiang supported Mr. Chang Shih-chao during the time when the local students tried to oust him because of his interference with their celebration of the: so-called Humiliation Day, but since then owing to the refusal of the Ministry of Education to give the lion's share of the Gold Frane funds to the National Uniity, much bad blood has been occasioned between the two, and Mr. Chiang has been ever looking for a chance to embarrass Mr. Chang. As things stand at present, it is difficult to see which side will emerge victorious in the end.
Ministry Retaliates reported that the Ministry of Education has taken counteraction in regard to the independ-fence of the National University and that it has already instruct its treasury department to withhold the monthly appropria tions for the University. On. the other hand, Dr. Chiang declares that the University can afford to be independent from the Ministry even financially for several months, although many are wondering where he will find the necessary money, and lower decks, and look imposing and threatening, There is no' evidence of war reparations whatsoever. It is said that Wu Poi-fu has engaged several good writers to revise eer-tain books for re-print. He self is devoting considerable time research works, thus keeping y busy.
him ashore. or abroad, others "are Pei Chien-wu, of the political departent, Chang To-min, chief of staff, Chang Fu-lai, former Tuli Honan, Li Chih-chien, former vil Governor of Honan, Li Sum-if, former Commissioner of For eign Affairs, Loyang and others.
'Tue Government College of Arts is to be reopened, according to the statement of an' official of the Ministry of Education to a group of students of that institution. It is proposed to extend its scope with new teachers of Western art departments of As in other waste places developed by foreign brains the Chinese are now edging:
way into Kuling. They held their first "Kuling Citizens" Meet: ing" recently at the Hu Ching Fong. Kuling. A proposed constitution and by laws drawn up by Mr. Ying. the Chairman, were presented. A. Council of 21 members was elected. who are to choose the officers. An!
Executive Committee of 12 was also elected to act under the Council, whom the chairman is Mr. Ming 1 Tai, The elected head of the Dept. of Health and Sanitation is Dr.
Teng Pingywnto, Shansi, Aug. 15.
Over 500 items of British goods, with manufacturers' names and trade marks, are enumerated on a. Ust, prepared in a Shansi ety by. the Locat "Society of Redress of Shanghai Grievances."
The list has been compiled by volunteers who mémit the difficulty of recognizing the country of origin after goats are unpacked, hence urge the shopkeepers never again, to bay anything British.
There is no vindictive nor language other than ordinary commercial used. A corresponding list of Japanese goods may possibly be added later.
Thanks are expressed to the helpers who have given so much time and strength to the compilation of this list and the hope is expressed that it will be carefully Preserved and acted upon. Piece goods and'drapery occupy a big. part of the list, 75 brands of cigarettes are mentioned and 39 kinds of bottled drinks. Two proprietary medicine firms are mentioned and one well known chemist establishment,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.