Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-05-09 | Page 3 | Students Insist on Humiliation Event

Students Insist on Humiliation Event P PEKING KING May 9 By Dy A A. P. P P. Still Still Indignant because they were prohibited prohibited pro pro- b by police orders from holdIng holdIng holdIng hold- hold Ing Humiliation day demonstrations on n May 7 bands of ot students paraded the streets this morning and marched to tho the headquarters headquarters headquarters head head- quarters of ot Chief t Executive Tuan Chi The students demanded the In Instant Instant instant in- in stant dismissal of or the acting minister minis minis- ter of education Chang Chow Rib and Chief of ot Police Chu Shen The former tendered his but both were instructed to remain in office without changing their attitude toward the students The cabinet decided to Issue a a. mandate advising the students to devote their full fun energies to study and to refrain retrain from interfering with politics Otherwise t tl cabinet mandate proposed if Ir disturbances die dis continue the law will be enforced against the students Humiliation day had its Inception Inception inception tion in China in 1923 as a protest against the failure of or China foreign relations notably those with Ja Ja- Ja- Ja pan I