Chinese conimercial and other public organizations held an im-Portant meeting here _yesterds when the recent Wanpaoshan eident and massacre of Chinese residents in Korea were discussed.
After receiving various reports regarding the situation, the meeting voted to send a special representative to. both Wanpaoshan fand Korea for the purpose of obtaining first-hand information, Particularly of the amount damage suffered by Chinese re-
The Kuomintang Headquarters here has issued a statement. that representatives are to be appointed be present when the negotiations fare held between the' Chinese and Japanese officials for a settlement fof the Wanpaoshan incident—Reuter.
Hankow, July 22.
Local agitation against Japa resulting from the recent riots in Korea, continues, During the week-Jend representatives from many [public bodies met and decided to form an AntiJapan Association, The Hankow Chinese Chamber of 'Commerce, the Hupeh Federation Chinese Chambers of Commeres trid the Wuchang Chamber of Ca merce have all issued _circuli telegrams deploring the outrages against Chinese citizens, demanding Jo boycott of Japanese' goods and calling upon the Government to) lodge a strong protest with Japan. However no public mass meetings Hhave yet been held, The anti-Japanese has not abated, The latest move Ihas been the promulgation of an lorder by the Chinese Chamber of JCommerce to the effect that further importation of Japanese goods must foe suspended forthwith and that a Jgeneral boycott of Japanese goods must be put into force—Reuter.
1. The Japanese police must withdraw from the vicinity of Wanpaoshan and evacuate all houses and camps occupied by them, ~All" military works must' be demolished.
All contracts for leasing land to Koreans in areas where they do not reside to be can-eelied, All works for damming up the river to be destroyed. The losses "suffered by the Chinese farmers to be estimated and compensation given them by the Japanese" and Koreans, If Koreans in future want to Tease land, all damages arising to be paid by the responsible party.
Guarantees' to be given that similar occurrences do not happen in future, Tf they do occur the Japanese Consul in Changchun' to see that there is adequate punishment meted out to those responsible, General Chang added that Consul Mayashu had promised him that: the apanese police would be withdrawn from Wanpaoshan, but so far this had mot been done, Canton, Suly 15.
While there has been a certain remount of agitation for an anti-[Japanese boycott as a reprisal for the anti-Chinese riots in Korea, nothing definite has yet materi alized.
Taly 15.
The National Council here has in-stricted the local Foreign Minister, Mr. Eugene Chen, to keep himself informed of the steps taken by the Foreign Office at Nanking in connection with hinese riots jin Korea. Canton, it is declared, will adopt its own policy in the matter, as the Council feels that the riots were stirred up by Japan Jas an indirect means of obtaining greater power in Manchuria aid Mongolia.—Reuter.
Shanghai, July 23.
Handbills were found in Sze-Jchuen Road north of Nanking Road yesterday afternoon concerning the efforts of various Chinese bodies to stimulate a boycott against the Japanese. Similar bills were also {found in the Louza district.
The inscriptions were printed on white paper with blue ink. Their intent was to urge a severance of
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