Gen. Liu Wen-hui May Make Bid for Power The situation in Szechuen is reported to be causing anxiety owing to the stave iminess of General Liu Halong who is stricken with a. sei malady, His Tleutenants are carrying on the administration, but it is feared that General Liu Wen-hui, his nephew who has been holding' the ost of Bandit-Suppression Commis-Sioner in West Szechuen, may revive his dreams of getting control of the Province.
In fact it has been. gathered that General Liu Wen-hui has actually shown signs of an inten-ton to march on Chengtu.
The arrival of strong forces of the Central Government's troops—tho number is estimated at 40,000—is. Interpreted as an earnest of an inten-Hon to forestall General Wen Liv's plans. These troops are said to be virtually surrounding Chengtu and fre expected to occupy it in order to five the Provincial administration Sufficient authority to cope with the situation caused by General Liu Hsiang's regrettable incapacitation,
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