Posthumous Name for Japan's Late Ruler Tokyo, Jan. 20, In the presence of Prince Chichiby, acting a8 proxy for his Imperial brother who is still slightly indi posed, the Empress Dowager, the Imperial Princes and high Government and Court dignitaries, "Emperor Taisho" was formally announced' as the posthumous nonic of the late Emperor at a simple but} impressive ceremony performed before the altar in the Imperial mor-
Cor. Chen Shih-chang, chief military judge for the Allied Army, where headquarters are in Nanking, passed through Shanghai on Tues-night on his way to the provin-Velal capital, from Hangchow.
Vote of "No Confidence" Defeated by Prorogation Tokyo, Jan, 20.
The opposition have presented their tong. threatened vote of no jeonfidence in the Diet, which has been prorogued for three days, The prorogue was ordered when jan Opposition speaker rose to explain. the reasons actuating the motion of no-confidence, which he jassid were lax official discipline, the general business depression and the Government's alleged abuse of Imperial benevolence in recommending clemency in the case of Bokuretsu, the Korean would-be assassin.
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