Nanking, Sept. 1.
Impressed by the steadily growing number of school-age children in Nanking and the consequent need of better educational facilities, General Chiang Kai-shek has donated $150,000 for the establishment of two primary schools in the Capital—Reuter.
Mu, George Atchesen Jr, Actinj WS. Consul General in Tientsin, call August 25 in the morning General Vu Hsueh-chung, Charms of the Chili Provincial Government, to deliver to him a personal letter from the American Minister, Mr. Nelson Trusler Johnson, thanking him for the vigorous and effective action had taken in apprehending the murderers of Dr. James H, Ingram and bringing them to the fullest extent of punishment in. accordance with law. The letter, it is understood, also expressed appreciation of the highly em cient efforts of Licutenant Li Ch'ing-po of the Chairman's bodyguard in searching out most of the gang, and of the personal cuoperation with the American Consulate General at Tientsin of Mr.
'T. T, Tao, English Secretary to the Provincial' Government. Dr. Ingram was murdered by a band of Chines: Fobbers at his summer residence at Shihehing-shan, near Moshihkou, S
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