Notable Passengers

The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by Captain A. W. Davison, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on April 15^th, 1919. The ship reported a pleasant and smooth crossing from Yokohama.

Passengers included a party led by Colonel J. S. Dennis, of the Canadian Economic Commission to Siberia consisting of eight officers and a small contingent of soldiers. The military personnel were returning from garrison duty at Vladivostok.

Another party of passengers consisted of foreign employees of the Nobel Explosive Works at Hiratsuka who were returning to England.

Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA arriving at Vancouver on April 15^th, 1919.

Sir Conyngham Greene	British Ambassador at Tokyo returning to England.
Lady Lily Greene	En route to England from Tokyo.
Colonel J. S. Dennis	En route from Vladivostok to Canada
V. E. Francke	Former British Vice-Consul at Vladivostok returning to England.
D. C. Rea	Of the Royal Bank of Canada returning to Canada from Vladivostok.
John K. Davis	Former U. S. Consul at Antung returning to America,
E. R. Wilkinson and family.	En route to England from Yokohama
Major E. W. Frazar	Treasurer of the Siberian Commission of the American Red Cross en route to Washington.
E. Tawney	Representative of the American Treasury at Yokohama en route to the United States
C. J. Davidson	British Vice-Consul at Yokohama en route to England.
T. C. Blue	Associated with Bagnall & Hilles Co., returning to the United States.

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