Peking, Jan. 22, Feeling is running high concerning the Wen-kan case and there was a clash between students and, the police om Friday arising from it in which 14 students were taken to hospital some with bayonet wounds. Several college meetings yesterday protested against the action of the police, The students of eight Government colleges have petitioned the President requesting the dismissal of Mr. Peng Yun-yi, the Minister of Education. The students are also reported to be bringing a lawsuit against Mr. Wu Ching-hem, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, alleging that he instigated the guards of the House of Representatives to attack the: students on Friday. ence lof the police la Heosiaariias Meanwhile, an emergency confer-decided to increase the number of police and secret-service men in the main streets to prevent disturbances.—Reuter. verite seen Kobe of Mr. L. H. Lovely and Tue marriage has taken place in Miss Margaret' Farbridge. 'The ceremony was held at All Saints' Church, and the bride was given away by her father, Mr. J. W. Farbridge. Muss Daisy Mansbridge was bridesmaid, while Miss Chi-quite Paske-Smith was train-bearer. Mr.. W. D. Blatch was best man, and the ushers were Messrs. H. 8. G, Isitt, F. Dacres Smith, F. A. W. Handley, G. Russell, Richards, J. C. Marks and oe. R. Kerr. The honeymoon is "being spent at Peking.
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