Mr. A. Krisel, and Mrs. Krisel left for Seattle on Sept. 21 on the President Madison.
The Right Rev, Panui Kern, of the Methodist Episcopal Mission, and Mrs. Kern returned to Shang-han on Sept. 26.
Mr. B. C. Hart, of the National City Bank, left on Sept. 25 for Surope, via America, by the Empress of Canada.
Mr. K. Murai, the retiring Japanese Consul-General, who has been transferred to Sydney, Australia, left for Tokyo on Saturday.
Mr. Manley C. Jensen, of the S. M. C. Public Works Department, sailed for Home on long leave by the N. Y. K. 8. Shinyo Maru on Saturday.
Dr. C. Walter Young, legal adviser to the Lytton Commission and an American authority on Manchuria, sailed on September 20 for the United States by the Dollar str. (President Madison. After a brief visit to New York, he will go to Geneva to watch the proceedings of the League of Nations Assembly in Geneva on the Manchurian issue in a private capacity and return to China in December.
Dr. Theodor Schmidt, delegate of the Austrian Employers to the International Labour Conference in Geneva and president of the Austrian Olympic Games Committee, who is also a member of the Olym-pie Games Committee, Dr. F. M. Messerli and Professor Eugene Richeme, officials of the Swiss Olympic Committee, left for Europe on Saturday by the M. M. S. Athos LI after being entertained by officials of their own nationalities, by the Mayor, General Wu Te-chen, and by the China National Amateur Athletic Federation.
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