Opposition to Tang Chi-yao by Military Leaders Peking, Sept. 29.
It is reported that Gen Tang Chi-yao, whose attention has lately been concentrated on the questions of provincial autonomy, disbandment of troops and_abolition of military control, is now confronted with a group of opponents whose machinations may prove a serious menace. Chief among these is Gen. Chang Kai-hsin, one of Gen. Koo Ping-chen's former followers, who has 2,000 troops at Wuchow. 3,000 under Gen, Yang Ti-shan at Liuchow and 2,000 more at Kuchow, under Gen. Han Hsi-shan.
The Yunnanese General, Chu Pei-ti, who was recently driven from Hunan into Kuangsi, has another 3,000 soldiers who might be expected to participate in any) movement against Gen. Tang. Gen. Tang is reported to be engaging in propaganda among these various forces and at the same time preparing for a joint attack on Kuangsi with Gen. Chen Chiung-ming, in order to clear out the hornet's nest that beginning to threaten the peace of his provinee.—Reuter
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