Foochow, Nov. 12, For his services in China, he was made a CM.G—United Press. that {t was he who lay the original foundations for the modern Munielality of Greater Shanghai which the succeeding government has developed fo such a high degree of efficienc By appointing Dr. V. XK. Ting, an ministrator of note, as the first Mayor hho set the Chinese city of Shanghai con the path fo reform which has been. marked by tremendous improvements since.
His efforts at Sino-foreign*co-operation, too, will be remembered for he sought to bring the two communities together and was eminently successful in many of his approaches. Many People will remember the reception given at the old "Union Club in Avenue Edward VII when Marshal Sun was the guest of honour, and successive functions at which the idea of ce-operation advanced farther than ever before, and when a new con-lof ception was placed on those social
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