Minister to China, after a two-day visit to. Amoy, left there "on Monday (Nov. 19) for Swatow. From there he will continue his journey to Hongkong and Canton.
'Mr. Tang. Vu-jen, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Mr. Cheng Shth-keng, Foreign. Affairs Commissioner' for—Chibli, Suiyuan, Charhar, and Shansi are making an inspection tour in the north. to respond to their first alarm at the Dr, Sherwood Eddy, the traveller land lecturer on social, political and religious topics, with his brother Dr. Brewer Eddy and Mr. E. H. Munson arrived in Shanghai on Thursday from jup river in the sx, Wuhu. They will [spend the week in Shanghi Mr. Mao Lung-chang, Finance Com: missioner for Anhwei, has arrived There from Nanking to discuss with De, 'H. Hung, Minster of Finance, and local Chinese bankers the question of floatation of a $4,000,000 drought relief loan in Anhwei.
The Rev. George W. Shepherd is returning to Lichuan, Kiangs!, this morning. He is the executive general secretary of the Christian Rural Union in Kiangs! of which Mme. Chiang Kal-shek is president. At-tenon i called to nit persond im-Rares being taken in Klangst given fons of the rehabilitation. mea:
page 395 of this issue Lieut-Col, V. R. Burkhardt, British Military Attache In Peking since 32, jeff on Thursday for Singapore here he has been promoted to the command of the Artillery Brigade. Accompanied by hig daughter, Miss Elspeth Burkhardt, he proceeded by train to Chinwanglao, where he is sport Dorsetshire, in travel to Singapore.
One of the largest and most ins teresting dinners held at the Cathay Hotel on Saturday evening was that given by Mr. Ellis Hayim in honour of Dr. and Mrs. Seeing Sze. Dr. Sze is the son of Dr. Alfred Sze, Chinese Minister to Washington, and the party was given as a welcome fo the young couple who have recently returned {0 Shanghai from
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