Officially Welcomed at the Railway Station Peiping, Sept. 20, Sir Hughe Montgomery 'Knatchbull-Hugessen, British Ambassador to China, arrived here from Nanking by train' at 2 o'clock this afternoon, accompanied by Lieut-Col. Lovat Fracer,. Military Attache, and Mr. AL. Scott, Embassy Secretary.
rhe diplomat was accorded a hearty reception at the station by a representative gathering of local officials, Including Mr. Chen Chung-fu, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Hopel-Chathar Political Council, and members of the Beitsh has, "A company of the 29th Army troops lined the platform to provide a guard of honour, Afler exchanging grect-Ings with the welcome party and inspecting the Chinese "guard of honour, Sir Hughe drove to the Embassy.
be guest of honour at a luncheon "Towmorrow noon Sir Hughe will reception to be given by Mr, Liu Cheh, member of the Hopel-Charhar Political Council, on behalf of Gen. Sun Cheh-yuan, Council Chairman.
"The British envoy, it is learned, will'Teave for Tientsin on September 20 to pay his oficial call on Gen. Sung Cheh-yuan, returning to Pel-ping the following day to attend a party to be given in his honour by the British Women's Association, Tt is learned that Sir Wughe will spend one week here before ing: to Nanking—Central News,
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