Hankow, Nov. 27.
The national union of the Chinese Chambers of Commerce throughout the country met this afternoon, when eight items were brought up for discussion, the most important being the proposals for the unification of currency system with the silver dollar as the standard as well as for the improvement and protection of the Chinese tea industry. Toward the close of the meeting, an urgency motion wag presented in connexion with the Lo. Wen-kan case and it was decided to address a circular telegram in the name of the national union to President Li Yuan-hung and the Cabinet, urging that the case in question be dealt with in a fair and just manner.—Eastern News Agency.
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