whence, mother and brother of the late "Lawrence of Arabia," left for home on Sunday in the s. Antenor.
Mrs. F. B. Upham, wife of the Jo-in-C. of the US.' Asiatic Fleet, Felurned here from a visit to Japan in the President Collidge on Monday.
Mr. Svasti Lekhyananda, an oficial lot the Siamese Government who has been here on a brief visit, left on Tuesday fo: ®!am in the Suwa Maru G. Duclos, formerly private seoretary to M. Wilden, the French Minister to China, has arrived in JShanghai and proposes entering business.
Mr. W. J. German, 0.68, a.Mt#.e who is filing the newly-created post of Chief Officer of the harbour's ire fighting service, arrived here on Sunday in the P. &O, s, Mantus On the occasion of the seventieth birthday of His Majesty King George V, Mayor Wu personally called at the British Consulate General Monday morning to offer his con-
Major-General rived in. Shai on Sunday. He expected to stay here for about a week, He was accompanied by his AD, Captain W. 8. A. Clough: Taylor. Mrs. Barrett has arrived in England for the summer Mr. John S. Littell, U.S. Consul who is joining the local General, and Mrs. Littell child, arrived here on Monday in the President Coolidge. Mr, R. ¥, Jarvis, who is joining the U.S, Consilate in Hankow, also arrived in that vessel.
The American Minister, Mr, Nelson '7, Johnson,.and Mrs, Johnson and Mr. L. Salisbury, Secretary to the American Legation in Peiping, will arrive in Shanghai this morning and will remain here until to-morrow afternoon when they will leave for Peiping by the Shanghai-Peiping Ex-ress.
'Mrs, G. F. James, whose splendid work for' the British Women's Asso-lation will be remembered for many years by its members, was the in-Spiration for a tiffin party held at headquarters on Thursday. She is leaving for England on June 7, owing to the ill-health of her hus: band who for many years has been member of the Shanghai Pilots Association, Travelling light, Mr. V. Lingis, a Czechoslovakian, is in Shanghai on a globetrotting venture which he started in Prague in 1929," Mostly traversed Yugoslavia, India, Burma, and China, and to-day will start northwards from here. He expects to follow a route through Shantung, Manchoukuo, Siberia, Russia, and Poland, reaching Warsaw in 1997, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Cowan arrived in Shanghai on Monday, May 27, from England. They arrived in the Hector for which Mrs. Cowan con: tinued her journey to Tientsin but Mr. Cowan proceeded at once to Nanking for'a day or two before going fo Peiping where he will take over charge as First Secretary to the Legation in place of Mr. Adrian Holman who has returned to England Mr. Cowan entered the diplomatic service from the Army in 1022 hav jing won the Military Cross in the course of his war service. He has held posts in Budapest, Helsingfors, Sola "and Belgrade in addition to spells of duty at the Foreign Office.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.