Lady Hewlett arrived on Tresday, ct. 22, in the my. Asama Maru.
Mr. G. T. Gambling sailed on Saturday for Tientsin in the s, Sheng-
Mr. Robert Feitscher, Czechoslovak Minister to China, left for Nanking Saturday.
Mr. EM. Gull left for Nanking on Friday evening and will return to Shanghai. shortly.
Mr, A. P. Finch, News Editor of jthe "North-China Daily News," has {returned to" Shanghai from "home Mr. N, Aall, Charge d'AMaires for Norway has returned to Shanghai from Peiping after an absence of about three weeks.
Mr. Frank L. Hough, liquidator of the A. & O. Bank, returned on Monday in the s. Tsingtao Maru atter a week's rest in Dairen, Keeping a date that he made five years ago with Mr. Manuel Quezon, president elect of the new Commonwealth Government of the Philippine Islands, Mr. Roy Howard, president of the New York "World "Telegram," the Scripps-Howard papers, and the United Press, arrived in Shanghai on Monday, Oct. 21, in the s. President Hoover on his way to Manila to attend the inauguration of the new government that will take place on November 1
Returning from a trip to England, Mr. David E, Sassoon, prominent in Shanghai banking circles, arrived in Shanghai on Tuesday, Oct. 22, in the s. Empress of Japan. He was ae: companied by Princess Ottobont, sister-in-law of Sir Victor Sassoon. Mr. Sasson left Shanghai last April, and spent several weeks in Vanjeouver, where he underwent on operation. He continued on from there to England and returned here via Canada, and is rapidly regaining his health.
Many China residents will Interested to learn that a new S-cent stamp to be Issued by the U,, Post 'OMce will honour Mr, John Stevens, St, who at the age of 82 a director of the Ballimore & Ohio Railway and is still actively engaged {in engineering work. The stamp will bear the photograph of Mr. Stevens, who is honoured throughout the world an engineer, and who has passed through Shanghai on several occasions. His son, Mr. John F. Stevens, Jr., is connected with the local firm of E. Langdon & Ca. although he Is at the moment in the United States.
'The Formosan Exhibition marking the fortieth anniversary of the island! cession to Japan is proving a remarkable success, especially from an International point of view, in the opinion of Mr. A. Morgan' Young, editor of the "Japan Chronicle," who was a visitor to Shanghai on Friday, Accompanied by Mrs, Morgan Youn) Mr. Morgan Young is passirly through this port en route to Kobe from 'Tathoku, where the exhibition Is now in progress and where the couple passed most of their Atteen days' sojourn in the island, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan sailed for Kobe on Saturday in the inv. Terekunl Maru, by which they arrived from Taihoku. being honourably discharged in 1902. A master plumber by profession, he engaged in that business in the Philip:
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.