seem Be Sertins Scores se pie cee poo Sp herd SPE: Rise Te, rts orth eight Seas sere la er pig a Sag Mae ea, soot Temple in the Western Hills for a month, Mr. Jowett has recovered from his recent illness.
Mr. J. Plant, German Journalist, left Peking on June 27 for Japan vin Manchuria and Kore Miss Kathryn Felt of the Methodist Mission left here on June 27 where she is to spend a brief holiday.
Professor James H. Rogers, American silver expert and a member of President. Roosevelt's Brain Trust, arrived here from Shanghai on June Ed Professor Rogers is the guest of 11.8 the American Minister and Ins Jchason who gave a luncheon in his honour "on "June 28, Professor Rogers is to leave here on June 29 for. Tientsin, Dr. George B. Barbour returned to Peking this week after spending some weeks in Szechuen on a scienti-fe mission. Dr. Barbour iz to make a short stay in' Peking before returning to the South.
American residents are making preparations to celebrate the "Glorous Fourth" with tre customary enthusiasm. and hospitality. American members of the Peking Club are to be "At Home" to members and their friends, whiler the American Legation Guard are staging a series of boxing contests in the evening to be followed by daneing.
The American Minister is 10 sive the usual diplomatic reception.
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