Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1925, Page 11

CIVIL WAR AGAIN THREATENS CHINA Feng, Chr|st|an Genera| Re- ported Ready to Break With Chang, Former Ally. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, September 22.—The Ja- panese foreign office erday re- ©celved confidential reports from China that civil war is imminent there be- tween Chang Tso-Lin, the Manchurian Wwar ford, and Gen. Feng Yu-Hslang. The Japanese cabinet, informed of the probabilities of hostflities, voted unanimously that Japan will maintain strict neutrality. It is nnderstood that the proposed conference respecting customs au- tomony ‘and abolition of extra terri- toriality in China will not be held if warfare is begun between rival Chinese factions. Gen. Feng Yu-Hsiang, the “Chris- general,” overthrew the Chinese Bovernment of President Tsao-Kun ;ltu.rly a year ago and ousted Ts un’s principal military leader, G Fu, who had been resisting the yance on Peking from the east of the ermies of Chang-Tso-Lin Feng last November announced his | Intention of his milit command as h ®overnment™ in conference betwe and Tuan Chi-Jui China, military over to the Tuan Peking to return to A few wee %o take ove porthwest frontie fest of his loyalty GLOBE TROTTER AT END OF 200,000-MILE JAUNT %¥0-Year-0ld Man Back After Traveling Over Twenty Coun- tries in Eight Years. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 21.— Jo- seph T. Mannix, 70-vear-old globe trotter, is back in his home country after tra 0 ex-premie ol was * turned Chang left churia Boston and in \Hnn was State printer for will consider his next trip. rived here from Europe vester His advice to all bs travel, start young everybody they meet on said he worked his pa times. 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