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With Half Measures Again. 10 With Mr. Hardi
A strike of the Teachers Union Mr. George Sylvester Viereck, of the National Universities of heading a delegation from the Ger- Peking, that includes not only man-American Citinons League the teachers themselves, but also of the United States all the officials connected with | recently upon Mr. Hardin the Universities, is in full swing Mr. Harding was asked. -the National University, the be would ses Mr. Viereck; he National Technical College, and replied;⠀⠀
the National Agricultural College "I bave been elected President having been joined in the walkout of the whole American people, by the remaining five institutions, and I shall see any American the Higher Normal College, the oitizen with a mission who asks National Law College, the Art to see me."
Sohcol, the Woman's Higher After the interview Mr. Viereck Normal College, and the Medical gave out the following announce. College.
ment:
COMMITTEE OF TWENTY-FIVE.
"The German-American Citi-
The strike is being directed by zen's League of the United States a committee of twenty-four, that recently adopted a number of met and organized in the Art resolutions, which are believed to School, with three representatives express the consensus of opinion from each Institution present, of patriotio and progressive having full powers to negotiate | Americans of German blood on with Government. At this meet-vital issues confronting ... Mr. ing Professor Ma Shu-luen was Harding's Administration. elected the Chairman, and it was "A committee appointed by the decided to allow each institution League conferred with the Pra- one vote on the Committee. The ident-elect, 'at his invitation, on Committee will meet again to Feb. 16 at St. Augustine, Fla., decide the question of a petition and presented to him the resolu- to the Government as well as ations in question and a memoran- declaration to the Public.
dum especially prepared for the
The question of back pay as the purpose. main object of the strike seems "The President-elect received to be fading into the background the committee in the most cordial before the more important issue manner. He anticipated many: of the future status of National of the subjects which they called Education.
to his attention and showed that While the teachers and the he had given much and pro officials have receivel no pay found thought to the problems for four months, they are involved.
not willing to allow the ques- "The committee emphasized. tion to be settled as it was last the fact that it had no candidates, year by the payment of a part of for political office, that it asked the arrears of salary owing their..no favours, but was interested, One institution has already been solely in principles affecting the offered half a month's pay to honour and welfare of the bring them back to work, but the American people.
offer has been refused. They are not willing to leave an opening for another similar situation to
TO ALLAY RACE PŘEJUDICE, "The committee, left Senator
arise next year, and are directing Harding with the conviction that all their efforts toward the esta we may look forward to not only blishment of National Education an immediate, but s just and on a firm and independent toot-equitable peace with Germany; ing. Under the able leadership that the new Administration will of Dr. Hu Shu, Dean of protect all American rights and Heiress to £12,000,000
the National University, the place on a plane of absolute equa
the teachers of ity all American citizens. Engaged.
meeting of that Institution adopted the re- "The committee feels that Mr. Announcement of the engage-solution reading: "Resolved, that Harding will do everything in his ment of Miss Lolita Armour work be temporarily suspended power to allay the racial hatreds daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
on March 15 until such time as and prejudices created by the Ogden Armour, of Chicago to the Government shall procure war, to reunify our nation, and to John J. Mitcholl, junr, has been funds from the proceeds of the make his Administration an era of received with great interest,
Miss Armour, who is heiress National Railways to pay the good feeling, both at home and back salaries that are due, and abroad. Toward this end the to # fortune conservatively estimetod at £12,000,000 weighed ditures of the National Institu-ged their support."
to guarantee the future ex-en-members of the conimittee pled- only about three pounds & birth,tions." and her life was preserved by
an incubator.
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Mr. and Mrs. Armour re- This represents the moderate list; William Edenhora of New quisitioned all the resources of view, but a more radical one has Orleans. President and owner of science on behalf of the child.made its appearance. In the
Railway the Louisville
and A noted surgeon, Dr. John meeting of the National Law Navigation Company: Bernard Ridion, performed an operation College and the Art School to. Heyn of New York City, when Lolita was three years discuse their position in the gld. For five months the child's strike, a more radical stand was Lang. D.D., of New York City, 4400
lawyer, and Geoffrey Arthur
boly was in a plaster cast.
FAILURE OF SPECIALITS.
who sent for him.
taken. Two resolutions were
Canon of St. Nicholas Cathedral. passed, one regarding the uni-
Copies of the Viereck statement Specialia after specialist tried fication of National Education his hand without success. Then and the other regarding the were handed to a member of the reports of wonderful cures elected economic independence of Nation President staff with the request by Dr. Adolf Lorenz, of Vienna, al Education. The first was to that it be placed in the hands of inventor of a system of "bloodless the effect that all government newspaper correspondents. The surgery," reached Mr. Armour, schools be placed under the statement was returned with the He came to control of the Department of notice that Harding headquarters America twice, and his fee was Education; and the second, that would have nothing to do with it, reported to be £10,000 and the National Institutions should and that it rested with Mr. expenses each time. Later be given an independent income Lolita went to Vienna. Now she to make them free from is a healthy, normal girl of 25, troubles of party politics.
Concerning the assertion in the and took a most active part in
At the Art School a meeting of statement that the delegation war work, part of the time as a the Central Committee that is his invitation, it was said at Mr. conferred with the Harding at directing the strike was held, to Harling's office that Mr. Viereck Hor fiance is the son of another perfect its organization and to had been in communication_with
Durze.
| Chicago millionaire.
SOUTH MANCHURIA
RAILWAY.
Premier's Reply to an Interpellation.
:
CHINESE WOMAN AND ROBBER.
Viereck' as to whether it reached the correspondents.
of Dramatic Story from Peking.
the public and a petition to the the President some time and was Government, It was composed of desirous of an, interview at three representatives of each In Marion. Mr Harding replied that stitution, empowered to represent in view of his approaching that institution in negotiations departure for Florida a conference with the Government. Professor' Ma Shu-luen was elected Chair could not be arranged there. In the Japanese Upper House, man, and it was decided to allow Efforts by M. Viereck to see Mr. Harding during the campaign were Mr. Nagashoji spoke on the South each institution one vote in the
unsuccessful. Exception is taken, Manchurian Railway question proceedings of the Committee..
therefore, to the assertion that He stated that he would refrain
the interview took place at Mr. from cross examining on the
Harding's invitation. affair, which had already been transferred to judicial hands, but he trusted that it wou'd be examined thoroughly by the
carrying to enable her to cover judicial authorities, as had been
her body, To this the robber declared by the Minister
So he gave Kindly consented. Justice. He wished to have the
her the sack and also handed affair examined in Tokyo Yesterday an aged woman ra- her his knife NO that she the instead of in Kwantung Province.turning from a visit to her rela-might make holes in
Premier Hara replied to the tives in the city, states the Peking bag for her limbs to come out. interpellation, saying that the Leader, was confronted by a The old woman feinted shyness affair will be carefully and fairly robber armed with a knife just and asked the robber to look the the judicial about a mile from the olty walls other way while she changed her examined by authorities. He also stated that of Peking. It was already getting costume and as the robber turned South Manchurian Railways are, dark and no one was about, so his back to her, instead of chang of course, managed entirely by the poor woman was compelled ing her clothing she thrust the South Manchurian Railway to give the robber the bag of clothes the knife into the head of the Company, and that the latter she was carrying. The robber robber with all her might. The being an independent concern, made her take off her clothing robber shrieked with pain and ran the official supervision over it is Not satisfied with that, the greedy only to drop dead after taking a only formal, and meaningless, to robber insisted that she should few steps and the old woman speak candidly. The Prime aleo give him her under-clothing, then leisurely put on her clother Minister recognised the necessity The woman begged the robber to gain. Sirs decided that who had of caforming the Company spare ber this buițiilistion, but to enough adventure for day and although he was not in a position no avail, so she asked the robber returned to the city to spend the to say how it ought to be done. - to give her the sack which he was night, with her relatives,
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