When Mr. Garner's term of office 4s over it will be time for us to retire Mrs, Garner said. When asked what their plans were after retirement she admitted that they prob-1 ably would divide their time between their home in Uvalde and their Small ranch of seven or eight thousand acres. She pointed out that this ranch really is small in comparison, as one ranch in the same district comprises over one million acres.
Mr. and Mrs, Garner were met the ship by Mr. and Mrs.
A. Faupel who escorted them on their shopping tour. In between tiffins, teas and receptions they snatched a few minutes' rest in the suite of Judge and Mrs. Milton J. Helmick in the Consulate-General.
One of their Interesting experiences of the day was having their pictures taken in rickshaws to send {fo their friends "back home".
Accorded a warm reception by the: American Community, and. hustled through a tiffin, tea, dinner, reception, Mr. John Nance Garner, [Vice-President of the United States, [passed through Shanghai on Saturday the s. President Grant, en route to Manila where he will attend the in-Jauguration of the Commonwealth Government there on November 15. Commencing on that date the Philip pine Islands will have their own government for the succeeding tea years, at the end of which time they will "be given their complete independence. jer was accompanied by the greatest galaxy of American politicians ever to visit Shanghai, Among the patty ins -C. Herald" Photo.
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