In China, now wholly war ravaged, and partially famine stricken, the familiar, perennial three "War Lords" continued, last week, their selfish machinations:
Chang Tso-lin, supreme at Peking and throughout Manchuria and North China, called a conference of all his generals, last week, to harangue and inspire them with suitable zeal for the Spring campaigns of civil war.
Read out were promotions, demotions. Executed as a salutary reminder of Chang's might was the luckless General Chen Shu-chiang. He had functioned, recently as Chief of Chang's military police, at...
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