Nearly Three Hundred Millions Dollars Sent to Di Peking, Dee.
The eking Chamber of Commerce hi tasked the Tientsin Chamber of Commerce to join with the former ly n to ional Government asking for politicians, sphere and politicians in that district have become neious and, consequently, have withdrawn their money from have sent it to Dairen for sect "The amount <0 sent tess, it is atated, certain re taken by the G auth above.
great trods depress ensue and that the declaration of an Amnesty would relieve the anxiety.
—Tobo.
Mage at the eonl and studied in- reports Tapan and the Japanese by China.
Tokyo is still aver cabled inquiries received her for confirmation of the "massacre of 30 Chinese. There never has been any such thing and Chinese here are accorded even creater respect than before, simply because of the delicate relations between the two countries. The idea of Chinese being massacred here—and the inference that an fronchand censorship. prevents the news from. filtering throuch to foreign countries—is, to sav the very prenasternus. The general opinion monest both foreigners and Japanese is that the canard has been started by interested parties China to add fuel to the grow-flames of anti-Japanism, or by the Communist element which hones thereby to incite outbreaks and fish ater in the troubled waters.
4 Firmer Policy Wanted There is a powerful bods, led by Mr. F. Kahara, the Minister of Communications, of the Kensei Isshinkai, the party which recently bolted' from the from Tientsin suggest leader of the Shinto, salts, that are being offered to {official defalcations in various short party, called upon General Chiang term Loans as an immediate em- Kai-shek this afternoon at 4 pan. and discussed with hin in general the principle issues pending. between
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