Mrs, Eric Davies left for England by the s. Glenearn last Wednesday.
Ma. R. D. Gillespie of the ICI. is Jamong those arriving in the Empress of Russia due here on June 16.
E. Saussine, French Commercial' Attache, and. Mme. Saussine, Felurned here on Tuesday, May" 21 In the Mat. s. D'Artagnan.
Commandant Fabre, Chief of of Honour for his excellent services in Chin Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, the Amer can Minister to China, who is now in Nanking, proposes to return to Peiping early in June, probably arriving on June 6.
Mr. Cheng Tien-hsi, former Vice-Minister of Justice, will represent China at the two forthcoming Inter ational judicial conferences, in Berlin and Denmark.
Mr. G. Pearson, one of the managers of Messrs. Thos. Cook & Son in the Far East, has returned to Shanghai from Home leave,, baving made the journey via Siberia.
'The Executive Yuan has accepted the resignation of Mr. N.S. Brown from the British Boxer' Indemnity Refund Board and the appointment of Mr. H. V. Wilkinson as his successor.
Mr. Chu Ho-hsiang has been appointed Minister to. Belgium Succession to Mr, Chang. erly director of tional "Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs here.
Mr. E.. Stanton, former US. Consul at Hankow, who is at present fen route to China from home leave, ha been appointed Consul in Shang-hal, in succession to. Mr.
Who, hea een appointed jeneral_ a Hankow.
Twe Governor of the Philippines, Mr, Frank Murphy, and Senator Manuel Quezon and their parties, fare passengers for Manila in the [Dollar s, President Coolidge which will be passing through Shanghai from San Francisco arriving here in the afternoon of June 3.
The Chinese Government hax Lestowed the Medal of the Forces of Earth, Sea, and Air on the following members of the French Concessios Police:—M. Robert Jobez, Directeur Adjoint (first close A"), M. Roland Sarly, Chef clu Bureau Politique (frst class "B"), and M. J. Gelin, of the Bureau Politique (second class The Mon, Desmond Parsons, brother and heir to. the Earl of Rose, who is being escorted 10 Peiping following his release by the Chinese authorities at Tunghun where he was taken into custody on what he describes as the "trumped up. charge of petty theft." has arrived at Hangchow, 200 miles north-west of Lanchow, Schuhl, of the tow frm For the United States last fon leave. Mr. Schuhl ts President of Convention whic
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