ust before the Imper Neville, Embassy informed Mr. D:
Embassy staff had succeeded in borrowing a Prince Albert coat which the Governor-General might appear in suitable'style before His Imperial Majesty.
Mr, Davis! formal garb had been Kept locked away in his tranks o board ship, as he had planned that all his. visits ashore would be of informal nature. It was unthinkable that he should either fail to fulfill the Imperial engagement or appear in other than the prescribed raiment, and the task of finding a coat of adequate size was rendered highly dificult because of Mr. Davis? generous "proportions and athletic Dduild, It was learned to-day that Capt. Emmon B, Whisner, aide to the Governor-General, will be one more a dition to the already large "Mis-scun group" in the Far East, as he is a graduate of the University of of Missouri.
Mr. Fred G. Heins, secretary to the Governor-General, comes from St. Johns College in Winfield, Kansas, and was formerly with the State Department—United Press,
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