At a meeting of the Anti-Civil" War League held on August. 1% it was arranged that they will bold, their first convention on August 27, when 250 representatives of organi tions from all over the country ill be present. The convention will be held in the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce building.
Over 100 proposals for the aboli-ion of civil war have been received and these will be considered under four sections:
(1) What is civil war? To define "it and the scope of anti-civil war work, (2) What is the most effective methods of abolishing civil war?
(3) Consideration of the com struction of the Anti-Civil War Leas gue and the best form to enable to carry on its work.
(4) Questions of finance and pro-
Dr. H.C. E, Liu states that the movement has' spread like wildfire all over the country and abroad. 'They have just received a cable from Honolulu frame the Chinese Cham-of Commerce and the Unived Chinese "Association, in which they pledge their' wholehearted of the movement. The mo has also spread to the Chinese ie part in civil war.
On the educational side, of China are greatly" inter the movement, and it is with this section that Dr. Liu is particularly interested. He is very busy getting to pledge themselves not to engage or assist in civil war but to take up constructive work instead, The committee of the Anti-Civil Dr. H.C. E, Li of National Chamber of Come Hsu Chi-ching, "Chinese Bankers' Association; shen, General Secretary, and Mosse. Wellington Lia and Lit' Kwane-pel,
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