Mr. Pilcher from Shanghai!
to Peiping Embassy Washington, Oct, 30.
Several transfers among the cons Jsular personnel in the Far East were announced to-day by the Department.
Slate, Consul James J. Pilcher will' be {transferred from. the Shanghai: Consulate-General to Peiping where he will serve as Third Secretary of the "American Embassy.
Mr, Alvin '7. Row, It Consul at Taihoku, was assigned to duly as Vice Consul in Shanghai, and. Mr. Charies A. Cooper, Vice Consul in Tokyo, was assigned as Vice Consul jat Shanghai also, Mr. Walter A. Adams, Consul-General at Harbin, was assigned to duty with the Stale Department in Washington, Many Transfers Mr. Gerard Warner, language officer in Tokyo, was transferred to Taihoku jas Consul. Mr. Henry B. May, Consul in Manila, was assigned as Consul in /Sydney, Australia, Mr. "Hoppo. Johansen, language! officer at Tokyo, was assigned as Vice [Consul at Keijo, Mr. Frank A. Schuler, JJr, Vice Consul at Kobe, was ap:
inted Third Secretary' of the Embassy at Tokyo. Mr. Mx W. Schmidt, language emeer at Tokyo, was named Vice Consul at Osaka.
Me, John Emerson, language officer Jat Tokyo, was assigned as Vice Consul, fat Osaka, Mr. Glenn Bruner, Vice, Consul at Nagasaki, was named tang-judge officer at Tokyo, Mr. David Caldwell, language oticer at Tokyo, iwas appointed Vice Consul at Kobe.
Messrs, William Young and Garland Richardson, language officers Tokyo, were appointed Vice Consuls} Jat Kobe and Tokyo, respectively. Mr. [Gregor C. Merrill, Vice Consul Yokohama, was named Vice Corsul at Manila.—United Press,
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