Dr. A. A. Jemekajel," for" many years the head doctor of the Railway Hospital. in Harbin Tcter, the owner of the "Fist Ticnisin Poly-Cline" in the northern port, present in Shanghai en route to) Australia where he plans permanent residence. "DF. Jemchujni always on-joyed the deep regard of his count-eas patients, 'The 'Tag Day organiz~ ed on March 14 by the Aged Women's Home has mot with considerable success, the handsome stm of $2,500 having' been collected. One calico ton tin alone contained $2°3.
'The Russian Club held its annual members' meeting roevntly. Ac~ counts wore passed for the past year, and various subjects relative fo the coming year were discussed. The newly elected Board of Dire tors included—-Messrs. Umno, Mironov, Bolotov, Semin, Kornilo. Chibunovsky, Long, Avwerst, Ulano\ and Gimper. The meeting was concluded with a dinner attended by Members of the Board of Directors and their friends, "The number of Russien cocos local Chinese courts has fallen a preciable, but Russian lawyers. ean-hot complain of a slump in business. Russians continue to open new stores and factories, continue to build house and buy land, and otherwise take a most active part in the business Tite of Shanghai. As before, new contingents of Russians continue arrive here from Manchuria and th China, An unusual rise in the number of houses and Jad plots being bought is noted. Apparently Russians have not lost their faith in Shanghai's future, and believe that Russian business in the city must progress.
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