What Happened at the Reception to Which Mr. Kok Has May Day Suggested for General/New Turn in Anti-Christian Justly Objected: "Extraordinary Conduct of Self- rat 1 eaten An 25. Demonstration: 200,000 Farm- Movement in Chekiang:
Appointed "Representatives" of Christianity epoctTenan Halas ihe Kiso: ers Leading Agitation Official Order day aNd ttoent caged or the Fancher Lame by De railway strike, was pursued by Hongkong), Apr. 22. Fxom Our Own Connesroxoenr.
tim: ived Mr: KoW's letter published las charged with inciting. the recent Canton (despatched from G. Reid, we had nas had our attention called ¢o the performance crows gr May Day in Canton this year will Shaohsing, Che. Apr. 21.
ftacif, "The following are the essential parts of a tong report Party men in Peking the other be ising, Che., Apt publlsked bythe Chung Stet News Agency, for which its anid to 48¥,, He hastened to the. railway 024° Conference of Chinese Labott ena" "Sy tk doh /ikcpan" Sohn other lhe a big day. Apart from the Sec-have been written by Dr. Reid's son. What is omitted ie merely tation, an naP- el under the auspices of the Labour farther devription and ihe apeechea which are to tong for ie sting declare that the Division of the Kuomintang (an at-|/As the district magistrate is out of Railway circles declare that the; leading morning paper, on April 17, sareions em contre peiping Dewnen anit siuttmoned to Peking, with Trafhe enhance of 500 delegates from|town no steps have yet been taken }—mhe audience on' Easter' Sunday blessed several boxes of incense Inspector Ma, is now being held her wil be the first convention of RS™d carrying out the order. Tt afternoon in the 'Yingtai Palace,' sticks, tied together with the off- [responsible by the Ministry in case|the"prmers League of the Rus. i2, aPbarent, however, that if strictly by the Emperor cial colours, yellow and orange, anda crisis should eventuate. toe Farmers ata of, the Kuo-lentorced this order will affect Kuang Hisu and later by Vice-Pre-these sticks were later distributed Alarm is felt here lest Mr: Ma li tical Party, Mew vitally all mission schools in Ché~ dent' Li Yuan-hung, within the! among qe ladies. and his party, believing the Minis- eae ce iene tes kiang. The translation follows: President Palace grevnds, once thei. With the beginning of the chant try to be'prejadiced against the] From "20" districts of Kuangeang "The Shaohsing Chih-shih has re-Faeeee eeseee eroarde, cof, the by the lamas shortly after three|Shantungese, should cause another Province, The Chinese Labous Com ceived instructions from the (Pro-China dynasty, when over a thou-o'clock, the large audience quieted stu 7 ference will meet at the hall of the vineial) Office of Education, giving sand persons representing all ud aaited with expectancy. the]. Political circles here. are agitated (Srstse "Eaueationsl' Aceociation [effect to a letter received from the Fae reset ne sonalities [arrival of the Panchen Lama to fill ty the sudden return of the Minis- Cire me Kuangtang University fy Provincial Educational Association occasion in many ways, and all who|Erh-hsun, Dr. Reid, @5 Chairman on Wednesday. He declares that sessions, their ten-day Pree originally a method of instruct assembled to meet, the Fences he seat of honour, Tu the process: eect We cee Te Tae \ecording the farmers the use of|having the following purport: Lama of Tibet, proved a memorable sion were Prince Kung, Mr. Chao|hsin, w! fe man lite auditorium for. their' ten-day bleaching doctrines about the gods Seca sraare age eat deal to the lof the Society of Ah Religions, the [he has returned for the spring race "Tye Yeading feature on the May|Ing and ting the ignorant Feeseeatee eMnstinite of China's|two head. priests of the Buddhist meeting. This, however, is git-l pay programme in Canton this year masses; but these weird stories and Society of All Religions, presided temple, Hsien Liang Sze, two ab-|ccunted here—Reuter's Pacific Ser- win} he a great joint parade of heretical teachings really repress over. by Dr. Gilbert Reid, for ar-|botts from the leading Taoist tem. vice. labourers and farmers, and this knowledge. Schools are Sarging his unutoal and onorger-ple Fo Yun Kan of Waite Cloud will be supplemented by' the several for the training of youth, and table gathering. temple outside Peking, two leading allied organizations of the Kuomin- westization of science; and of The specious, second court of the lamas (hutuktus) from Kansu pro-ITHE STRIKE AT TSINGTAO] tang, which is enlisting 100,000 [course religion should not be prea-vince appointed last year by Pre- more members in a special cam-iched there, for it is a hindrance to sident Tsao Kun to escort the Pan- eign to close on April 30. the progress of education. Now the audience. A. large impressive chen Lama to Peking, eight Tibetan The programme of the Farmers Wang Yien-tsu and other fathers of platform was built in front of the|lemas in the party of the Panchen Efforts to Find Compromise League for its session in Canton is pupils, because in every place there cor to the hall leading into the|Lama, Dr. Philippe de Vargas, re- Teingtao, Apr. 25, 2¢t, s8ide May 1 as the day for|aro private schools, in some. of private third court where Tibet's presenting Christianity in Europe, ingtao, Apr. 25. Jo general demonstration in favour which religion is preached, rightly Tpiritual leader resides while a|Dr. T. 7. Lew, representing Christ- The mill strike took a critical for which the con-petition your honourable offic tiiest of the Peking Government. A ianity in China, Baron Steel de turn last night, when the employees alleged, has been allot-[examine the resolution passed by Hae ea s.air; covered, with im- Holstein, the Sanscrit and Tibetan of the Naigal and Hinlun Com-ited $20,000 from the Soviet Pro-ithe 10th meeting of the National perial yellow, in the centre at the authority, and a representative of panies, numbering 7,000 operatives, paganda Fund, Federation of Provincial Educational Fear of the platform was provided Hinduism. In the audience were|went out on strike, bringing the ey. yy be Associations, to the effect. that. in for the Panchen Lama, and. two representatives of other religions, total number of operatives idle up) we Memory of Dr. Sun schools it, should not be permissible other chairs, one on each side, were notably Bishop Simon of the East-|to 10,000. 'The formal session of the Farmers to preach religion, According to placed for two other guests at the|ern Orthodox Church, the Pei Representatives of the Shanghai League Convention will open' onthe provisions of the original re-historic audience; namely, fer|Kuan, Peking. Mill Worker Association have May 2, and addresses by the leading solution, they petition you to inthe Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Good Pridey Mee material assistance. from the district league delegations in your turn send down orders to Prince Kung (Kalachin), of sag as feome here to offer moral and|Kuomintang officials and reports vestigate the matter closely, and Commission, who has been in-charge] The programme, which was not There is strong likelihood that|will form the agenda for May 3.|the schools in every place to act in of all arrangements for the Panchen definitely ranged until the last|the Kiaochou-Tsinan railway shop|On May 4, the farmers will accordance with them; that is, to Lama during his visit to Peking,|minute, until approval had beer workers will strike to-night out of|celebrate the first anniversary of make " genuine investigation and and for the former Viceroy of Man-fully obtained by the Panchen sympathy. their organization with a suitable restriction, in accordance with the churia, Mr. Chao Erh-hsun, who is Lama, included a rendering of "God The Administration and the|programme and on the next day the educational reasons given above, years old and Chai So Loved the World" from Stain-japanese Consulate are making anniversary of the inauguration of Shuted by Matthal Tuan Ghijul Ctoral Society, ted'by Me. Ete G [of the strike, and bring about aleut of the Chinese Republic in Can- "The Provincial effec of due zation Conf 80 el seton" by. the Peking desperate efforts to halt the spread the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen as Presid- Investigation of Curriculum Blarke, and including about a hun: compromise. ton is to be observed. tion orders. that. investigation Pageantry of Setting dred voices; and an Eastern anthem Other shops are organizing a The most important subjects, in-made into the curriculum of schoo The other members of the process: [by the shalt of bays from the Eaat-|SOVG re among the. stikers|andlond should be given, and the [their rues and' of corns bat mutual help association to alleviate cluding those of proper rentals alef every grade, which all gion which escorted utes o'clock on|cluding chant by the Buddhists {amilies, who are deprived of the|defence measure for the farmers, preaching of religion be permitted. Bonday afternoon to the. audience from Hsien Liang Sze. means of subsistence—Reuter's are scheduled for discussion on May With regard to education, it endorses Sunday afternoon 0 tHe sac entire Dr. Red, in hie Doctor of Divin- PaciBe Service. 6. On May 7, measures to be taken the reasons given in the letter, and ceremony. A group of Jam ity gown, stepped forward to make gainat bandit and directs that the original resolution the famous Lama, Temp! f brief speech in greeting to the aq rmalated. (0 meeting of the Nationa King, the Yungho Kung, Panchen Lame on behalf of those KUANGTUNG UNDER RULE) with in aM aad Hy cient ie rp ces ced ge aire ce] OF 'BANDITS Tenoer cute fe amia! Seca sion wended its way from the in-tinctly heard and his remarks were 7 Students in Canton have been in-|Chib-shih of -the Hsien to carry feo court tot platform. Dra intued ta with deep attention. [tele Flag Flown over Statons x6! priate he coming them out Sri all the schools of his sets pltaresgue lame robes encmneal thetine would present a for Collecting Fees [clude agitation for attacks on ant 4 low in English, rin jemonstr f district, Colour to' the pageantry of the set- Tibetan translation to the Panchen revolutionaries and Imperialism and panchen Lama remained Lama, who accepted graciously. A. {for the abolition of unequal treaties, RBIN Canton (despatched from amt} SOLSHEVISM IN HAI Geated throughout the ceremony Chinese translation was then read Hongkong) Apr. 18. students of the Christian schools akin ana EMO ce until the] ey one of DF. Reid's assistant. The According to the "China News,"|also have been invited, but the Jat- " Apr. 27.
the programme, when Choral Society singing was the next a reign of terror continues on the ter demand the addition of gambling The Chinese pol have closed farewell ghent was render [item on earn everyone, in per- province. From. Shiukoan,~ the evils that the Canton youth shoud [on the ground clit it lid published wi ter- i the somme and made North River districts of Kuangtung|and opium-smoking to the list of the Bolshevik newspaper "tribuna' the leading temple in Peking, Hsien ticular the lamas and Buddhist [northern terminal of the Canton-declare against. Six prizes are be- Bolshevik propaganda and certain Liang Sze. All present arose and priests. The harmony of the Hankow Railway, Kuangtung sec-ling offered by the schools for the articles that were liable to cause a bowed three times to the Panehen|chorus was fine and the singing in tion, to Fati, wil the Canton best essay by a student against disturbance of the peace—Reuter's Pareto acknowledged each bow the open air proved most effective, [harbour limit, there are altogether gambling. Pacific Service. by bending his head and smiling, Immediately after the [81 bandit, troop stations collecting] an effort will be made to in-whereupon he was escorted back to the Good Fri message of Christ-|@ "pass fee" from junks g0in€|troduce anti-gambling and anti his own private court. faulty, the spiritual leader of Tibet through their territory. stitary 2PM, Fesolutions before the cov-] SICK LEAVE IN HONAN The programme lasted about an addressed. his interpreter, thanked Some 30 stations Ay the military ferences of labourers and farmers Frode handyed tickets. ofthe Society of All Religions, and flag, of the ruling in Canton on May Day, according Peking, Apr. 28.
wire issued. daring. the stoke on matters of profound re-|shile the others to circles opposed to these evils. It is semi-officially reported that pious Importance to himself and [Tae or bandit colours.—Reuter's General Sun Yueh has wired to the of the Franconia tourist party, who religion. When. his remarks [Pacific Service. The Women Apathetic Government. applying. for ten days Seetived permission to vist he Nan|had been translated into Chinese © Organized labour is not finding sick Teave. Ie. is understood the cee rer on te vintetied the ard Mongolian, Mr. Chao Erh-hsun such great support among women as (Government will grant his request Hal Sunday ateerreoms galling the was called upon and advanced to COMRADE KARAKHAN AND 2™0nK the men in Canton, The—Reuter's Pacific Service, sere a ete settarm in so of the THE DOYENSHIP ester, which suspended oparaiient Hemel arguiweae were all oe-|eforts of Dr. Red in making pos- Peking, Apr. 26, [from April 13, on account of the PEKING, Apr. 21.—The Waichiao-uplad, many by meny despite lies occasion. Dr. Reid interpreted his|Karakchan, the Soviet Ambassador, [Sed resume their activities on Mir. Feng Usinng-kuane Consuls the court, and these were all of-|fible sucha unique and great It ie understood the Comrade tie of the girl roles, have de- pu has issued an order, appointing eservation announced for 'Meny|remerka into English, and then tholis highly gratified at the Diplomatic APY 27, by which time the own General to Handarg, and Mr, Tsung only Gueste clined on every Foy choir deemed in their' blo Gorpe' afer to, become Doyen, of[@74, hope to. muster sufficient non-|Waliang as "Gontal Eleves io the anlage point possible, and numer-|"°%, awny sang an appropriate which Moecow has approved oat it|smie" Worker, o replace thave who consular at, Viadivontok—Reute gue Kodaks were kept busy before! juthem in Chinese. The Fepresen-|s stated that the Comrade's health a 9 remain away. Pacite Service. the Panchen Lama appeared, and|tative, of the Eastern Orthodox ie not very good, and he may Teave 28 believed, however, ghat many several continued in play after his Chireb, formerly Russian but now [China soot, zie wil rain to thei eats at [exported aprond, as Tinted by the pressed hit desire that no. photo- [practically Chinese, was present in "ty view of the likelihood of the The owners probably will consider S0.s11,000 piecer, valued at $6200 rep of mae ba toba, es RA oe Sze epanete: Teele, bene raled {2 he abeston of an increase of wages ts, and in 1023, some, 28,549,000, Throughout the audience, which was The Fight for Souveni Is Japanese Doyen of the Diplowsaic wil tassist on coutinvation of the ther Garten hatin lent fans are are lent order was maintain¢ lik tec Huan in Embassy shortly, there may bz|and a reduction of hours, but they pieces, valued ut $463,198, Most Luceedatully carried out from start Before the programme was con-\Gorps before long.—Reuter's Pacife fine and reward. system, £0 a8 to ported through the ports of Lapp seer eer Faitcken Leon later [sluded, Dr. Reid announced that Service, in tain discipline and' encourage Gunton, and' Kongmoone expressed his pleasure at the honour incense sticks as souvenirs would be ficiency and, atthe same time, Thousands of workers are cone expressed his pleasure at the honour inded indy guests, but that before [od out of sight, The souvenirs prevent pour service. Tainan of atate are religions, this Reg aplenty tee selec ones Las one. distributed, The palm fans industry of Canton, Sunwui, but those actively engaged Blessed by the Lama Peschen Lama as a mark of rexpect the ofering had ended. "For a time the districts'of Sunwai and wicmity [the aves from' the pall reek are before which mostly hat been strike are the me peaceful domeanoot durkeg the peo-ithe favour. of being present. The [off the platform by a: rush of peovie workers asking. for higher wages an Grousende of Persona ave engaged 'The: Panchen Lama preserved aland thanks for his: granting them the distributors were almost swept is affected by a labour strike, the however, are affect Eramme, his lips' moving through. [Eastern salutation was performed, who swarmed around them from all The industry is on the decline, owing in the making of the different Sut the ceremony, in prayer and the Buddhist chant was commenced, sides. A few police found: the in-|to the political uncertainties of the varieties of fans.—Reuter's Pacific blessing, "At the conclusion he|and the Panchen Lama was escort-/cident beyond their control, last two. years.
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