Amis. Runners From rx Foun Winns New Cara in, Shanghat Monastery of Ling Yin, The China's: Skies for July" Earthquakes in" Tonly and From the Cro Boox Pace Marshal Chang Tsoin, -acogrts Mosars- Cheng Chien arid no-kan, arrived: in Peking -at five oelocke this: afternoon.
AA pilot train, and a guards' tala preceded that ea which travelled the Marshal, for whom, elaborate arrangements had been made. The! tation was strongly guarded by Fengtien troops, who also lined the route to the West City, were Marshal Chang will take up his re-
Geners Chang Hsueh-liang, Chang, 3 Chung-chang (son of Marshal Chang and his chief General, respectively) and Chu Vu-pu and representatives of the Cabinet and of all the official departments welcomed the Marsal at the station.
It is understood that General Wang Shih-chen will entertain Marshal Chang and Marshal Wu Pei-fu after the latter's arrival and] make the official introductions. meet privately and thresh out vari It is reported that Marshal Wu's! pilot train left Paotingfu for Peking at four o'clock this afternoon. As} his entourage occupy five trains it is not expected that Marshal Wui will arrive before morning—Reutsr, A Welcome as for Emperors Despite the opposition of followers of the Mancha Dynasty, General Li, Superintendent-General of the} Metropolitan Police Board, is insist.{ ing that Marshals Wu Pei-t and! Chang Tso-lin should be received with the same ceremony as Em-
[the railway station are covered with' sand, 'The number' df Fengtien troops arrived here to: safeguard Marshal Chang Tso-lin is estimated at some 2,000 soldiers, besides the bodyguards of General Chang Chung-ichang and General Chang Heueh-, long, and all the important places here are being heavily guarded, with military telephones installed in each place. The route of the Peking-Tientsin railway is also guarded by some two brigades of Fengtien soldiers—Toho.
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