Peking, Apr. 4.
Sir Francis Aglen, the Inspector-General of the Chinese Maritime Customs, is leaving Peking on Home leave oni April 6. He will be away for several months.
Mr. C. A. V. Bowra, the Chief Secretary, has been appointed by the Government as officiating Inspector-General. Mr. R.H.R. Wade, the Commissioner of Customs at Tientsin, is taking Mr. Bowra's place as Chief Secretary and Mr. R. C. Guernier, the Commissioner at Nanking, will replace Mr. Wade at Tientsin.—Reuter.
Pexine, Apr. 3.—The students of the Government schools in Peking are planning a demonstration for April 12 denouncing the Twienty-One Demands and insisting on the restoration of Kuantung.—Reuter.
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