Idols and Priests Swept Away by Feng's Reformers Peking, Apr. 27.
Hundreds of temples, Taoist and Buddhist, in Honan province have been cleared of idols and priests, and tarned into village schools, foreigners returning from the province report. The villagers objected at first, but now have accepted the situation brought about by Marshal Feng Vu-heiang's youthful reform-
Funds which the villagers form erly paid for the upkeep of the temples now are being collected for the schools. At first, an attempt was made to introduce ce-eduention in primary schools, but the objec tion to this was ea widespread that it has been given up.—United Press.
Kueiyang, Kueichow, One of the results of aid on the province has been ing.
Sunday bills, four 9 armed with spears stones (and a few with el ed mad rush for life. them get away, but two oF three were killed and. perhaps ten were captured and taken to the county town about twenty miles away, where meet probably they since have been executed. It was really good to sce how all the villages cooperated, with the result that most Tikely robbers will ina hurry tw come ther crossed over he has sent a. tel m to cur Governor thanking him for the escort through Kueichow (the Ku chow troops. tried to surround and re oF kill him!) and that, as he now is out of the province, thie escort ie no longer need al. Li evidently is a bit of @ ws Gen. Chow, our Governor, evident ly is about to issue silver' dollars. On the way home last week T saw a proclamation sinnouncing this and showing the propered design, theee were s0 many fu all that seas said,
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