The Archive · 1922

Peking Schools' Demand

for Money Peking, Aug. 19.

Mr. Chang Yin-hua, Acting Minister of Finance, had an interview with the President yesterday, during which the President asked Mr. Chang to furnish funds for educational expenses as goon as possible.' Meanwhile, it is reperted, a communication has been sent to the teachers informing them that the Government is doing its utmost to secure funds for them and that no good purpose can be served by further demonstrations.—Reuter, Aug. 22.

The strike of officials of the Cabinet has been brought to an end on condition that their one month's salary is to be paid. All the strikers resumed work from 3 o'clock this afternoon.—Esetern News Agency.

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