The printing plant of the "Great [Crystat" or "Ta Ching Pao," a Chinese mosquito paper, 639 Ningpo Road, was the scene of disturbances at about 7.10 am. on Saturday, when 16 self-styled members of the "China Tron and Blood National Salvation Corps" upset all the type cases and tore all the "copy" for the next issue to pieces. Their entrance to the editorial office being barred by a heavy lock fastened at the door of the room, the men dispersed, carrying away with them a large bundle of the old files of the paper.
This action on the part of the Corps" was directed against Mr. Feng Mong-yung. publisher of the paper, who visited the Nagasaki Industrial and Tourist Exposition last month despite the warning of the Corps issued to Chinese newspaper correspondents. Mr. Feng, who returned, recently, inserted an advertisement in the Chinese papers explaining that he travelled to Japan as n tourist, and {that his visit was devoid of political significance. the procedure at publi meetings, and the smooth manner in which ratepayers' meetings are run is a Tesult of this committee's work, yur Children Dr. and Mrs. Marshall have four: children, three daughters and a son The eldest daughter is the wife It-Cmdr. H.R. Graham, M, and is at present at home, while the' second, at present at home, is engaged to Dr. H. M. Milles, son of the Dr. Milles' who was formerly a resident of Shanghai. The son, Dr.
'Marshall, has taken up' his. father's profession, and is in practice home.
June 3 is the date of the depas ture of Dr. Mrs. and Miss Marshal They are sailing in the s. Empress of Japan. Where Dr. and Mrs. Marshall are going to settle down is as yet undecided, and they intend to. travel around the country before making up their minds.
'Dr. E. L. Marsh will become the! senior member of the firm,. the other members now being Drs.' J. E. Murray, E.G. Gauntlett, T. M. Bur-(on, A. D. Wail and S. X. Squires.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.