Juvce Grain arrived back in Shanghai from Tientsin on Sunday.
Mu. and Mrs, S. H. Lewis left est Saturday for a holiday at Wel-
Mz. and Mrs. H. G. Tilley left Shanghai on Tuesday for a. holi- Advertiser" in Tokyo, h day at Tsingtao.
Carrais E, Flos the popular chief of French Police, has left for Ma. Charles Shepherd, the well Amown and popular Shanghai cater~ er, has been. made a Fellow df the Royal Colonial Institute.
Panis, July 23—Mr. 8, E. Kadooie, of Shanghai, has been named a Commander of the Legion of Honour for the numerous services he has performed for France—Havas.
2 holiday a¢"Mokanshan.
Me, J. van Hi te, Belgian Consol-General in Shanghai, paid an official visit to Dr. V. K. Ting on Wednesday at Dr. Ting's office.
Cuinese reports state that Dr.
Wang has applied to the a horities in Peking for leave obtain a passport for England.
Mu, Clarence E. Gauss, Amer Consul-General at Tientsin, pi through Shanghai over the week-and to take his Home leave in the United States.
Mu, Ben H. Stearns, of the Canadinn Pacific passenger office, 1 Shanghai on the Empress of Russia fon Sunday to spend his home leave en Canada, Mr. Stearns will return Paffard, 0.0.8, lately in fi neial charge of 3 cruiser Carlisle, Station, has been appointed secretary to Rear-Admiral H. W. Bowring, 3.0, who has assumed duty on st of Scotland, Rosyth. to Shanghat at the end of the year.
Dr, George Hsu Chien, well known Chinese socialist, who followed the. Christian" General to Moscow rly this year, is reported to be o: Mis way back to Shanghai from Me. H. H. Fox, C. Int. Gy Come mercial Counsellor' of the British Legation, arrived in Shanghai from Peking on Monday night. He is proceeding to. Hongkong for the purpose of meeting Mrs, Pox, who is her way back to China from England, Ma, and Mrs, C, R, Burkill left for home' on Sunday by the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Russia, Mr. G. A. Johnson, of the firm of Lester, Johnson & Morriss, left by the same boat for a holiday in Canada. He will return to Shanghai about September 10.
Mr, Norman Westwood, local agent of the Universal Pictures Corporation, is due here to-morrow on the President Lincoln. He has deen ona business trip to New York, where he hus been in consultation with "Mr," Carl Laemmte, President of the Universal Pictures Corporation, Mr, Gordon L, Burke, who has until recently been in charge of the! American Consulate at Nanking, is passing through Shanghai on his way to visit his father, the Re W. B. Burke of Sungkiang. Bf Burke will return to Hankow at an early date to resume his duties at that port.
We regret to announce that news has been received in Shanghai of the death at Tsingtao of the Rev: Ma" well Chaplin, of the American Presbyterian fission at Showchow, Anhui. The Rev. Chaplin died of cholera and met his end very suddenly. Mrs, Chaplin is a sister of Mr. Harry Kingman, who was for-morly associated with the Y. M.
A, in Shanghai, AMONG the pussongers who arrived in Shanghai on the Dollar Liner President Jackson on Sunday wore Mr. G. H. Cook, of the Standard Oil Company, returning from Home leave: Mr. H. H. Hartigen, of the B.A-T., returning from Home eave: and Dir, R, C. Morton, head of the United States Shipping Department for the Orient. The latter is visitor Shanghai on business.
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