Orient was an old story. Ho was out hhere in 1020, and he could not help remarking on the great changes that have been made in Shanghai since he was here at that time. Most of the Dulldings now lining the Bund were not here when he was in Shanghai before, and he recognized few of them." When told that the Bank of China was erecting a 40 storey build-
Ing on the Bund he did not show any' surprise, remarking that in the future such 9 thing would not be unusual in this city.
There was a honeymoon couple on jeoara the ship, Mr, and Mrs. R, A. JGreen. Mr. Green is a Representative from Gainsville, Florida, and was married on October 6 im his home town. He and his bride made a rambling trip across the continent to Noard the Grant in Seattle. He spoke of the present tour of the Congressional party as being a great pilgrim: Jage, and characterized the inaugura-ion as a momentous occasion in history, if only for the reason that it meant that 18,000,000 people were setting their independence without Fecourse to bloodshed.
'Upon arrival at the Customs jetty' Mr. Garner was saluted by a guard of honour from the Marine Corps. The JAmerican national anthem was play-Jed, at the end of which Mr. Garner, accompanied by Mz, Johnion and by (ne. Herald" Photo.
Mr. Francisco A. Dolce: Philippines Resident Com the United States, Beaumont, inspected the! troops.
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