and Mrs. have relumed to SI
Mr. Frank E, Martin, of Messrs. Dodell & Ca, is at present a patient at the Paulun Hospital, Mr. T. B. Wilson, general manager of the Dollar Line in Hongkong, was through passenger in the President Hoover on his way home on leave.
Mr. R, Blondeau, French Consut who returned recently from leave rane, seit on Sunday with his family for Haniow in the s. Tuckwo, Mr. John Littell, American Consul heres "has" now been assitogd the position ican Const Kingston, state Departs ent icinis announced. cH, French, head of in, Meyer & Ca, inthe s, President Cool mcivy 1a, He will take up. rest dence in the Cathay Hotel, Mr. K. J. Brookes of the "Northern Whiz." London ofer, left that paper on December 29, to join the subeditorial staff of the "Daily Mirror, Before joining the "Whig"
Brookes wag with the "Staffordshire Sentinel" andthe" "North-China The Limbless Soldiers and Sailors benefit "fund is enriched by $340.25 and many poor Russian families will have warmer and better clothing. to wear during their Christmas celebra-Nias next. week as a result of the rummage sale held on Friday' mornin Jat the Union Church Hal Upon the invitation of Herr Adolph Hitler, the German' Chancellor, ATF, Loui Shu-teh, a noted Chinese musician of the old school, and Mr, Yani Shgo-hsien, famous "PI Pia Erh= hu player, left Peiping on Sunday night for Shanghai en route 10 Gel many {0 give a series of concert Sir Alexander Cadogan, the British Ambassador to China, "Is leaving Peiping on January 9 for an extended stay in Nanking. making the Journey.
train, "He will be accomnp: by Mr. A, D," Blackburn, Secretary io the Embassy: Becond Secretary, a Graham, his " erclary. si Alexander' will occupy" the. British Consulate. "bulidingss which hav Been remodelled. as his residence the capital,
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