At a meeting of the Shanghai Women's Rights Association, held at the Kiangsu Educational Association, 130 Chinese ladies were resent under the chairmanship Miss Chao Vu-lan.
After considerable discussion following resolutions were passed: strictly observed and abided by Ssonsibiites' "devolving © upon That in view of the great law. Thus it avoided being il-|SFmen in® the "oman nation Tt is funny to see that when a tiger has gone, there comes a wolf. We hereby solemnly declare that should there be any dog yunners. of the imperialists who dare do mischief to our Students' Union, we will fight our hardest against them."
Anti-Christian Societies Once more the Shanghai Students' Union has instructed. the various schools to organize anti-Christian to cope with the "literary of foreign Christian we is to be formed to be nown as the Shanghai Anti-Christian League. The aims are:—
1, To establish an anti-Chris-deeds" of Christiananity; 3. To arouse feeling among crisis, unity is of paramount im. Portance; and 2. That the victory, achieved by the Nationalists in Canton over the "running dogs" of imperialists is a victory for autonomous governments and the weak and small nations.
It was decided that the following' telegram be sent to the Canton Goveroment: "The army of Heh oonsness has suppressed and defeat-led the rebels. Your success has been completely achieved and we are most rejoiced at your victories. This. because the government itself, is strong, because your army can fight, because your soldiers are brave, and because the people favour and support yeu. We hope [that you will continue to straggle on and that the principles of the Into Dr. Sun Yat-sen will soon be realized." punish Chang. Taodesiand complete and unesnaiton: ace and all the prea pole aaa, the laws proscripting strikers, and the atten reaticting the betty "Protec al teeedom enjorad by res
"Abolish Hikin, and all other pressive and integular tanatons _Short speeches were supplemented bythe: distribution qf six diferent Kinds of antiforeign and anti-militarist, handbills." The' meeting terminated at 8.15 pan.
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Christianity; villages, against 4, To aid the students of mission schools against Christian bluff and aggression; 5, To favour students leaving Christian schools voluntarily; 8. To advise students to' abstain from entering Christian schools and colleges; 7. To explain the real object of missionary education. Students in Christian schools are assured that there is no illfecling against them The Shanghai Students' Union have telegraphed to their fellows in Szechuan congratulating them upon the opening of their confer-fence and encouraging them to continue their fight against militarism.
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