Canton (despatched from Hongkong), May 8.
The 17th Division of the Kuomis tang Army, commanded by General Wu Teh-chen, who was at one time Chief of Police of Canton City but who was dismissed at the instance of General Chiang Kai-shek, the ing corps and Whampoa Academy jeadets at Shektan, near Sheklung.
Committee of both the Kuomintang] It is predicted that the 17th Division Party and Government, held al may be disarmed completely within conference at the Government head-the next five days. quarters where they are said to In the meantime, General Chiang reported to have had secret agents looking into the banking accounts that Wang Ching-hui will give up of General Wo and is said to have his place in the government and ordered all native and other banks will be succeeded by Hu Han-min. in Canton having connexions with V. Soong (Sung Tsz-man) will to withhold his deposits. Tt is also probably be obliged to give that General Wo, while Police up this office, and Koo Shoung-kan Commissioner, used police funds for wil become the new Minister of] the development of his then indepen-Finance in hi dent army division, an action con-Wang Ching-hui, of course, e}trary to law; and it is further the asastination of Lao Chung-hol, alleged that General Wa has to thas been considered the rea) head account for some $400,000 in con-of the radical leaders of the branch nexion with the house tax, for the the Koomintang Party which collection of which the police are has favoured the retention of th reacting ax managers.
Russian advisors, and has done Mr. Sun Fo, son of the late Dr. much (0 put revolutionary ideas in-Sun Yat-sen, of "whom General Wu Attentions Now Extended to American Premises: Mission Book Ca. Banned Until a Bribe is Paid to Strike Committee
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