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American degree

institutions | obtsin-

attended i ed

Tast Occupation

Present Occupation

Indiana,

B.

S.

Pennsy-

MB. A

lvania

Harvard

Illinois

B.

s

Pennsy-

M.

A.

lvania

Cornell

M.

E.

E.

E.

Lehigh

E.

M.

Wisconsin

B.

S.

M.

s.

Virginia

M. I. T.

Wooster. P. I. M. I. T U. S. C.

M. I. T.

Professor in South- Eastern University, Nanking

Tung-lh Trust Co- Shanghai, Professor in Nankai University.

M. D

B. S M, S

M. A,

Radcliffe College N. Y. School of Social Worlk Lowell

textile M. I. T. Columbia Pennsyl- vania

M. I. T.

California.

Columbia. Lehigh.

Maine,

Cloumbia. Wesleyan

Columbia.

Indiana. Columbia

S. B. M. S. Ph.D B. A.

Shanghai College. Shanghai

Chee-Hsin Cement Co., Ltd. Taku. Rd. French Concession, Tientsin

Prof essor in Nanyang University, Shanghai

Mining Engineer Patao Hao Coal Mine Patao Hao, Fengtien

464 Kd,

Manager, ChangFah Co., Hong-Tek Lee, Chekiang Shanghai; Tai-Hu

Cement Co Shanghai

Professor in Nan- yang University Shanghai

S. B,

B. Sc. M. A,

B. S M. A,

Industrial and Com- mercial Bank, Ltd Hongkong.

Present address

105, Avenue Rd. Slianghai

5?-3?»ftt^tt

hmm^^^m

60, Kiangsi Physician, Hankow

Rd

Professor of Language, Amoy University, Amoy

Wai-Chiao-Pu.

Chief Engineer, Tayeh Iron Works, Hupeh.

Professor of Manual Art, Tsing Hua College, Peking

Professor of Physics Nanyang University. Shanghai.

House Wife and Social Work

Great China Cotton Mill, Wu- sheng, Shanghai.

Business office Railroad Bureau, Ministry of Communications, Peking

Ministry of Interior Affairs.

Head of Mining Division, Tayeh Iron Wrok— s

Changsha Institute of Techno logy Changsha

Professor of Economics, Tsing Hua College. Peking.

Bureau of Foreign Affairs, Kiao chow. Tsingtao.

No. 12, Marin- skia Rd. R. C Hankow

 * lh^«l16S8^30

 * Mia^rt^iD;t

m^

±m^mm^3A.

 * MJKm/h±ti&

mm

Teh-Tao-wan, Tayeh.

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Name (in Einglish i

Name 1 |

III Scholarship iBi'-th place

Chinrse

Yea." of Birth

U.S.A.

Courses StudiL-d

Chu, Chi-Che

Chu, Chimin Fuh Chu, C. L.

Chu, Chung-Tao
 * Chu, Co-Ching

Chu, D. S. Chu, Hsi-Ching

 * Chu, Keats-Syun

Chu, Loh Chu, Pin

 * Chu, Jennings Pinkwei

Chu, Shih-Yun

Chu, V. C.

Chuang, Chai-Hsuan

Chuang, T.

Chung, Hsin-Hsuan Chung, Ko-Cheiig

Chung, K. T.

Dage Z. C. Djang Yuan-Shan

mm

Dong, Nyoke-Zoe

ffi m

!:7Ci

mm

Scholarship of 1911

Scholarship of 1909 Partial

Graduate of

1914

Scholarship

of 1910

Partial

Graduate of 1914

Graduate of 1915

Scholarship

of 1910

Graduate of

1918

Graduate of 1916

Graduate of

1916 Schloarship

of 1909

Graduate of

1917

Scholarship of 1910

Graduate of

1913 Graduate of

1915

Partial

Scholarship of 1909

Scholarship of 1911

(irl of 1914

Chekiang

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Kiangsu Chekiang

Kiaiig.su Chekiang

Kiangsu

Kwang- tung

Hunan

Hunan

Kiangsu

Chek'ang

Kiangsu

Kiangsi

Kv/ang-

Tunt

1891

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Kiangsu

1894 1891

1890

1896 1882 1895

1891

1892

1911- 1918

1909- 1914

1910- 1918

1915- 1921

1910- 1916 1918- 1923

1916- 1922

1916-

1922

1909-

1916

1917

1922

1910-

1914

1922-

19^4

1913

1920

Naval Construc- tion, Accounting

Civil Engineering

Education & His- tory

Economics

Agriculture

Meteorolouv

Economics

Business.

Mathematics

Architectural

Engineering

Education,

Mining

Chemical

Engineer ins Education

Psychology Phiology Architectural

Engineering

1909- 1915 1911- 1915

1914- 1918

Botany

Industrial

Chemistr

Sociology

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American j degree

institutions : obtain-

attended ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

M.T.T. N. Y. Uni.

Lehigh.

George Washington

Harvard

Illinois Harvard.

Pennsyl-

Wisconsin, Columbia

Wisconsin

Columbia. Pennsyl- vania

John

Hopkins

Columbia Carnegie,

Columbia Illinois

Columbia Maimi,

Columbia,

Princeton Illinois

Illinois, Harvard.

Maine

S. B.

C. E, M. A.

B. S. M. S. Ph.D.

B. A. M. A.

B. A.

M. S.

B. .^rch.

M. Arch. B. A. M. A. Ph.D. E. M

B.S.C

A. M

B. A M. A Ph.D B. S

A. B. A. M.

A. B.

PhiVf Arrnnntant. Auditor, Accounting Dep't, Kiao-

^TayehCn Works Chow-Tsinan Railway, Ts.ngtac

Smith College

Bryn Maur

College

Columbia

Accounting Dep t

Peking-Hankow

Railway.

Professor of Peking Gov't, University, Peking.

Professor of Univer- sity of Communica- tions.

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Shang- hai

Professor in Peking

National Univc-rsity,

Peyang Plague

Prevention Service Director, China Inter nationalFamine Relief

Commission, North China branch, Peking

Chief Accountant, Fu-Chung Co., Honan

Editorial Dep't., The Commer- cial Press Ltd. Pao-Shan Rd. Shanghai.

South-Eastern University, Nan king.

Nanking Conservancy College, Nanking.

Submanager, Fenli Rug and Carpet Co., 97, Marrison Street, Peking.

Instructor in Mathematics, Chen- Chung Middle School. Shanghai.

S. S. Kwan and Co. 11 Ruv Du Marechal, Foch., Tientsin.

Dean of Southeastern Univer- sity Nanking and Dean the first Girl Teachers College, Nanking.

Liu-Ho-Kou Mining Co., Ld., Feng-I<o Cheng, Hoaan.

The Navigation Bureau, Ministry of Communications. Peking.

Professor of Psychology, Tsing Hua College. Peking.

Architect, Tsing Hua College, Peking.

Professor of Amoy University. Amoy.

Tientsin-Pookow Railway, Tien- tsin.

Peking Technical University, Peking

Vice-Director, China Interna- tional Famine Relief Commis- sion, 6, Tsai Chang Hutung, Peking.

C/O T. C. Chil,

St. Johns Y. M. C..A. Shans,hai.

p,rai — ^

25Hsi-ShiTsao Kan Mian Hu- tung, East City. Peking.

c/o T.F.Chiang Nankai Univer- sity, Tientsin.

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Name (in Enulish)

Name

iu

Chines t'

Dung, Tsong-Lung

Dzan, Pangcheng Linson Edward

Dzung, Kenyen Vanlee
 * Fead, Hsin-Jen

Fead. Tsong-Fan Feng, Chao-Chuan

♦Feng, Hsi-Yuan Foo, Shu Foo, T. C.

Foo, Yer-Ping

Fung, Henry K. T.

mmm^A

Fung. L. T. ♦Fung, Pu. S.

Gow, Thomas Tsungte

Han, Mei-Ying Ho, Chieh

Ho, Chin-Chen Ho, C. Y. Ho, Hsiou-Yuan Ho, Mao-Ching

Ho, Mo-Lin

Ho, T. C. Ho, Y. C.

W«S'K

smiz

mmm

Scholaishi)) lliiith place I

m m

«^s

Scholarship of 1911 Partial

Scholarship

of 1910 Partial

Scholarship

of 1911

Graduate of

1918

Partial

Scholarship of 1910

Scholarship of 1910

Partial

Graduate of 1914

1916

Graduate of 1915

Scholarship of 1910

Girl of 1914

Scholarship of 1909

Scholarship ^ of 1911 Scholarship

of 1910 Graduate of

1915 Scholarship

of 1909

Graduate of 1915

Partial

Scholarship of 1910

Kiangsi Kiangsu

Year of ISii-tIi

U.S.A.

Courses Stmlied

1892

1895

Che- 1891

kiang Chihli

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Szechuen Kiangsu

Kwang tung

Kiangsu Chekiang

Shang- tung

Chekiang

Kwang tung

Kwang-

tung Kiangsu

Fukien

Kiangsu

Kwang- tung

Kwang- tung

1898

1891

1911- 1916

1890

1896

1891

1890 1890

1890

1910- 1916

1911- 1917 1918- 1923

Law & Diplomac Military Science

Lib. Arts.

Chemistry

Cotton Industry, Plant Breeding

1910- Mining

1914

1910- Mechanics

1916

1914 1919

1915- 1918

1910- 1916

1909- 1914

1909- 1915

1910- 1917

Mathematics '

Structural Engineering Diplomacy Rail- road Adm. Phy- sical Education

Dentistry

Economics Bank- ing Law- Mining & Metal- lurgy, Physic-

Home Economics

Mining & Metal- lurgy

Chemistry

Law I

Naval Construc- tion Industrial Managment Electrical Engine- ering

Chemical Engine- ering:

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American

institutions

attended

dpifroe obtain-

Past Occupation

I'resent Occupation

Present address

Wisconsin, Columbia U. S. M. A. Westpoint.

A. B. M. A. M. A.

Princeton, Colunibia.

Litt. B.

Secretary Chinese Legation, W ashington D. C.

Secretary, Peace Con- ference and Washing- ton Conference Wai-Chiao-pu

Michigan B. Ch,

M. A. College Georgia Cornell

Colorado

Mines

Michigan

Harvard

I'rinceton Harvard Springfield Y. M. C. A.

Michigan

Maine, Chic- ago, Colum- bia Colorado

Mines Harvard

Mount

Holyoke Colorado

Mines Lehigh

Michigan

B.S.A. M. S.

E. M.

Chicago T. D.

M. L T. Harvard

Case School

Michigan B. S. Columbia M. S.

M. A.

M.B.A.

D.D.S

M. S. M. A.

President, Peiyang University, Tientsin

Professor in Tsing- Hua College, Pekmg

Sub-Manager, Ming- Hsin Bank, Shanghai.

E. M.iDean of vSchool of 1[. S. Engineering, Peking j National University, Peking B. S

Wai-Chiao-Pu

Instructor in Military Drill. Tsing-Hua College, Peking

Soochow University, boochow

Manager, Ten-I i Rug and Carpet Co., Ltd 97 Morrison Street, Peking

Standard Oil Co., Szechuen Rd. Shanghai

Head of Cotton Dep't., Nantung- chov Agricultural College, Man- tungchow

Engineer, Lum-Yuen Iron Works Shih-Chin-San West Peking, Chihli

Chiu-Ta Salt Refining Co., Tongku, Tientsin

Translation Dep't.. PeVing- ^lukden Railway Tientsin office

Dentist in Margaret Williamson Hospital

flead of Commerci al Dep't. Cheng-Chun— Middle School

Shanghai

University of Communications, Peking

 * sC*grliP38?!g

mm27m

mnmmmmm

y^m^^mms:

S67BurkillRd.. Shanghai

Head of Geology Dep't. Peking National University, Peking

Taokou-ChinghuaRailway Chiao tso, Honan

Mf^mi^ismM

tr

Audit Dep't, Kaichow-Tsinan Railway, Tsingtau

Kwanftung Christian College. Canton

E. 279 Avenue Joflfre, Shang- hai

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Name (in English)

Nami>

in Chinese

Scholarship Birtli jilace

Year of Birth

in U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Hou, C. Y.

mwM

Fellowship of 1918

Kiangsu

1896

1918- 1922

Civil Engineering

Hou, H. C.

^mm

 * Hou, Te-Pang

^mn

Graduate of 1913

Fukien

189C

Chemical Engine- er in u

Hsi, Jegan, T. Hsi, Te-H. Hsi, Te-Pin

^ ft

Graduate of

1915

Scholarship

of 1910

Anhwei Kiangsu

1893

1910- 1916

Economics Busi- ness Mining j

Hsi, Tonjou Lucn

mR.m

Graduate of 1917

Anhwei

1895

1917- 1923

Economics Bank- is

Hsia, Z. F.

i»^

Partial

Hsiang. Che-Chun Hsiao, To Hsieh, Chao-Chi

m m

Graduate of

1917 Graduate of

1919

Scholarship

of 1909

Hunan

Kiangsi

Cliekiang

1895 1891

1909- 1915

Government & j

Lai

Banking Railroa<

Ami

Chemical Engine

ering, Textil?

 * Hsieh, Ernti-Shengt.su

6'^.tlft

Graduate of 1913

Chekiang

1896

1914- 1917

In Ruiope

Again

in

U.S.A.

1920-

1922

Civil Engineering. Railway Engine erinu

Structural Engine- ering & Electrical Engin.

Hsieh, Pao-chao Hsieh, T. H.

Graduate of

1919 Fellowship

1916

Kwang-

tung Kiangsu

1896

1919- 1923

Economics

Political S< Civil Engineering

Hsing, C. S. Hsing, T. L.

Scholarship

of 1909 Partial

Cliekiang Kiangsi

1891

1909- 1919

Naval Construc- tio

Hsu, Chen-Chau

tm-di

Graduate of 1919

Chekiang

1919- 1924

Animal Husbandr Cotton, Agronon;

Hsu, C. T. Hsu, Chih

Scholarship

of 1909

Graduate of

1910

Chekiang

Kwang- tung

1885

1909- 1915 1910- 1915

Ub. Arts

Railroad Admini- stration Finane

Hsu, K. L. Hsu, Kung

Partial

Fellowship of 1916

Kiangsu

1894

1916- 1920

Electrical Engine erin

Hsu, Paul-Huang
 * Hsu, Seng-Jah

Scholarship of 1909

Scholarship of 1910

Kiangsu

Kvvei- chow

1889 1890

1909- 1921 1910- 1014

Science Industria

SanitaryChemistr

Electrical Engine

eriH

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American i decree

institutions

obtain-

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

attended

ed

Cornell

M. C.

Professor in Tong-

-^^mm^im^i&xm^

Univ.

E.

shan University, Tongshan

Tientsin Provincial Middle School, Tientsin

 * ^i. I. T.

S. B-

Chief Engineer Yun-Lee Soda

Columbia

M. A. Ph. D.

Co., Tongkoo, Tientsin

Indiana,

B. S.

Slianghai <"omniercial & Savings

Columbia

dank Ivtd. Ningpo Kd. Shanghai

M. I. T.

B. S.

579 Burkill Rd.

Columbia

M. S.

Shanghai

579 Burkill Rd.

Shanghai

Johns

B. A.

The Ferderal

Shanghai Commercial & Savings

Hopkins

M. A.

Reserve Bank,

Bank, Peking Branch, Peking

Harvard

Boston, U. S. A.

S. S. Kuan & Co., ii Rue' Du Marchal Foch, Tientsin

Yale

B. A.

Michigan

B. A.

Professor in Nanyang University, Shanghai

M. A.

Lowell Textile Columbia

M. E.

Cornell

C. E.

Chief Engineer, The Continental Corporation of China, 136 Szechuen Rd. Shaughai

Rensselars P.I. D.Eng.

Johns Hopkins M. I. T. A. B. Ph. D. Professor of Shansi University, Taiyuenfu, Shansi Taihu Cement Co., 60 Kiangsi Rd. Shanghai Taihu Cement Work Woosih, Kiangsu

M. I. T. B. S. M. S.

South-Easiern University, Nanking Wisconsin, Georgia Texas

Harvard

B.S.A. M.S. A. A. B.

Professor in South-Eastern University Nanking

Illinois, Columbia Pennsylvania

B. S. A. M. Ph.D.

Commercial Dept. Chinese-Eastern Railroad, Harbin

c/o Bureau of Railway Ministry of Communications

Cornell

M. E.

Peking-Hankow Railway, Ministry of Communications

Peking Electrical Tramway Co., Ltd., 11 Isung Pu Hutung, Peking

M. I. T. B. S. Professor in Nanyang University Shanghai

Wisconsin

B. S. E. E.

President, Nanking Conservancy College, Nanking

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

N'aine

In Chinese

Scholarshi])

Birth place

Yearof Birth

U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Hsu, Tu-Kung Hsu, Ting-Chi Hsu, Kwangtzo W. M.

Hsu, Shih-Ta

Hsu, T. T. Hsu, Y. C. Hsu, Z. C.

Hsueh, Cho-Ping Hsueh, Kuei-Lun Hsueh, S. C.

Hu, Chi-Hsei Hu, K. F.

Hu, K. P.

Hu, Minfu. Ta
 * Hu, Poyuan

 * Hu, S..

Hu, Shih-Hung

Hu, S.S.

Hu, Tien-Tsung

Hu, Tsung-Chiao

Hu,T.

Huang, Chin-Jin

Huang, Chia-C.

f^H^ Gfa<i"ate of I 1920 Graduate of

1913 Graduate of

1919

^^m ^nx

nwtz

Fellowship of 1918

Partial

Graduate of

1913

Scholarship

of 1911

Graduate of 1917

Graduate of 1914

SJEff

m

Graduate of 1919

Chekiang Chekiang Chekiang

Chekaing

Anhwei

Chihli

Kiangsu

Anhwei

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

1895

Graduate of

1914

Scholarship

of 1909

Junior of 1914

3^ Scholarship of 1910 Scholarship of 1910

Scholarship

of 1910

Graduate of

1913

Scholarship of 1910 Partial

Graduate of 1916

1920- 1924 1914- 1916 1919- 1923

1918- 1921

1895

1893

1918

Partial

Fellowship of 1917

Kwang

tung Kiangsu

Szcchuen

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Anhwei Kiangsi

Kiangsu

Anhwei

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

Kwang- tung

1893 1897

1890

1891 1892

1890

1898

1917- 1921

1914- 1919

1919- 1922

1914-

1909- 1914

1910- 1917 1913- 1919

1910- 1916 1913- 1919

1910- 1916

1918- 1923

1917- 1921

Economics Bank- ing Lib. Arts

Banking

Civil Engineering

Chemistry

History and

Language

Civil Engineering

Mining

Electrical Engine erii-

Lib. Arts

Economic* Physics and

Mathematics

Electrical Engine

erin^

Physics and

Alathematic-

Mining Petroleunt

Engineering

Political Sc.

Philosoplv Mining &

Metalluri;:-

Forestry

Mechanics. Education

Civil Engineerin.L

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10

American decree

institutions obtiiin-

attended ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Ohio State. Columbia Princeton

Wisconsin Lawrance Harvard

Cornell Columbia

M. I. T. Wisconsin

M. I. T.

■Colorado

Mines M. I. T Harvard Cornell

Yale Pen- nsylvania M. I. T.

Harvard

M. I. T.

Cornell

Harvard M. I. T. Pittsburgh

Cornell

Columbia Colorado

Mines

Columbia Cornell

Michigan

Wellesley, Columbia

Cornell

B. A. M. A,

B. A M.B.A

M.C.E

B. A,

M. S,

E. M. M. S. S. M.

E. E.

B. A, M. A. Ph.D.

A. B.

Ph.D.

S. B.

Pet.

E.

A. B. Ph.D. E. M. M. S.

B. F. M. F,

B. A. M. A

M.C.E

Professor in Peking National University and VVai-Chiao-Pu

Assistant Engineei Grand Canal Im provement Board

Tientsin Profossor in Peking Technical College Tientsin

Technical College & Tangshan University

Manager in Store Dept, Lam Gliues and Co., Inc. 32 Peking Rd. Shanghai

Metallurgy Engineer Lam- Yuen Coal Mine West Peking Chihli

National Commerical Bank. Shanghai

American Express Co., Szechuen Rd., Shanghai

Head of Loan Dept, Industrial and Commercial Bank Ltd.. 51 Kiangsi Rd., Shanghai

Civil Engineers Administrative Commission of Anliwei Mines Piofessor of Engineering, Kuh- Tan University Kiangwan

Shanghai

Business Dept. Ministry of Com- munications

Nankai Universitj-, Tientsin

fiK^mi7si

Wusong Port Administrative Bureau. Shanghai

Xankai University, Tientsin

Engineer Chinese Engineering and Development Co., 3rd Rd., I. C. Tientsin

University of Utopia, Shanghai

Electrical Engineer and Govenor Chee Hsin Cement Co.. Ltd., Taku Rd. F. C. Tientsin

University of Utopia Shanghai

Metallurgv Engineer, 1 ayeh Iron Works, Tayeh, Hupeh

Peking National University, Peking

Mining Engineer, Pin Hsiang. .Anhyuen Coal Mines, Kiangsi.

University of L'topia, Shanghai.

University of Nanking, Nanking.

Engineer L,am-Yuen-Coal Mine Shih-Chih-San West Peking Chihli.

Teaching in University of Utopia, Shanghai.

Bureau of Kwantung Engineer. Swatow.

Public Roads

Jt'^.!^mm^sk

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Kame

in Chinese

Scholarship

I'irth place

Year of in Birth U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Huang, Cho-Chun
 * Huang, C. Y.

Graduate of

1915 Graduate of

1914

Kwang- tung

Kwang- tung

1890

1896

1915- 1919 1914- 1920

Economics

Civil Engineering

Huang, Chung-Hua Huang, Han-Ho

Graduate of

1915 Graduate of

1914

Kwang-

tung Fukien

1893

1914- 1920

Chemistry

Mining

Engineering:

 * Huang, Han Liang

%.mm

Scholarship of 1911

Fukien

1893

1911- 1918

Economics

Huang, Hsin. Y,

%^M

Partial

Huang, Jin

n p

Graduate of 1917

Fukien

1917- 1921

Banking and

Commerce

Huang George K. H.

%mm

Graduate of 1920

Kiangsi

1899

1920- 1924

Transportation

and Banking.

Huang, Kuang Huang, S. U.

Graduate of

1914

Partial

Kwang- tung

1891

Finance

Huang, Shou-Chuan Huang S. H. Huang, Shun-Tao Huang, Su-Pei. Huang, Jarvis T. H Huang, Tzen-Fah,

Graduate of

1918 Fellowship

of 1916 Graduate of

1914 Graduate of

1915 Graduate of

1919

Scholarship

of 1911

Chihli Kiangsi

Kwang- tung

[•Cwang- tung

Kiangsi

Anhwei

1896 1889

1919- 1924

.Mining

Civil Engineering

Economics

Mechanical

Engineering. Mining and

Metallurgy Law and Political Science

Huang, Yu-Sheng

mm^

Graduate of 1919

Hupeh

1919- 1924

Education

Hung. Shao-Yii

&Mm

Graduate of 1915

Che- kiang

1895

1915- 1920

Chemistry and

Dyein.u

Hung, Siji. C. Hung, Shen

Graduate of

1915 Graduate of

1916

Anhwei Kiangsu

1894

1915- 1920 1916- 1921

Political Science

and Economics. Ceremic Engin. Dramatic Arts.

I, Ting-Hsin

^m^

Graduate of 1915

Hunan

1890

Electrical

Engineering

Jen, Shang-Wu

^^«

Fellowship of 1919

Hunan

1895

1919- 1923

Textile Engin.

Kao. L. C.

iis^^

Scholarship of 1909

Kiangsu

1890

1909- 1915

Railroad

Administration

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11

American

institutions

attended

degree obtain- ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present addres

Trinity,

Columbia M. I. T.

Harvard.

B. S, iVl. A S. B.

Northwest- B

ern

M. I. T.

Harvard

Illinois

Michigan,

Columbia

Princeton

Montana U. Y. Uni versity Ohio State Pennsyl- vania Yale N. Y. Uni.

Lehigh

Pennsyl- vania Case Ren- sealaer P. I. Columbia

Michigan, Columbia N. Y. Univesity Lawrance, Chicago

New Bed- ford Textile M. I. T. Columbia. Boown.

Ohio State Harvard Copley Sch, of Theater

Lehigh

Lowell

Textile N. C. State Col Michigan Pennsyl- vania

Submanager, Lam Glines and Co. Inc, 32 Peking Rd. Shanghai

Engineer Han-Yeb- Ping Iron & CoalCom pany Ltd. Shanghi.

B.S.C M.B.A

A. B

E. M

R. S. E. B, E. M,

L.L.i',.

J.S.D.

B. A. M. A. Ph.D. S. B. M. A.

Ph.D.

M. S.

M. A.

m m m n

Peking Technical

College, Peking

Assistant Chemist, Paper Mill. S.D. Warnen Co., Maine, U. S. A.

General Office, Nan- yang BrothersTobac- CO Co., Shanghai

District Inspectorate, Salt Revenue Swatow.

Manager, C. Y. Huang Construc- tion Co., 7 I Szechuen Rd. Sliang- hai.

Kwangtung High Normnl College Canton.

Professor in Engineering dep't., Amoy University, Amoy.

Manager. IIo Hong Bank. Hongkong.

Peking Union Medical College Peking.

Chekiaing Industrial Bank, Hankow.

Shanghai Commercial and Sav- ings Bank, Chef 00 Branch, Chefoo

Hanyang Iron— and Steel Works Hanyang

Kailan Mining Administration. Macheachou, Kaiping Chihli.

Professor of Mathematics, Tong Shan University, Tong Shan.

Shanghai-Hongchow-Ningpo Railway, Shanghai Office

Nanyaing University, Shanghai.

Secretary of Wai Chiao Pu.

Professor, of Narkai University, Tientsin.

^bMf8^Sr38;jS

In Business.

±mmmmm

1?^

Eletrical Dejj't, Ping-Hsiang Colliery, Ping Hsiang,

Advisor Engineer. Hung-Fung Cotton Mill, Shanghai, lextile Engineer, Yu-Shing Co.,

Accounting Dep't, Shanghai- Nankii;g Railroad, Shanghai.

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name iin English)

Aame

In Chlneso

Scholarship

liirth place

Year of Birth

U.S.A.

Courses Studi

Kao, Ta-kang Kao, Ying Kiang, S. Z.

Kiang, C. Y.

King,T.

Ko, Tsu-Liang

Kong, S. M. Koo, De Yoeh

 * Koo, Nee-Sun

Koo, Chen
 * koo, Vi Tseng

Ku, Chen-min

Ku, Tsong-Lin

Ku, Tzu-I Kung, Ling-Hsuan Kuo, Tsung-Fen
 * Kuo, Cheng- Chih
 * Kuo, Hsi-Tang
 * Kuo, P. W.

 * Kuo, T. S.
 * Kuo, Y . M.

Kwan, Sung Tao
 * Kwan, Sung Sheng
 * Kwong, H. K.

Kwong, Yih-kan

m M

Scholarship

of 1911 Partial

Scholarship of 1911

Partial

Scholarship

of 1909

Graduate of

1916

Fellowship of 1918 1918

Fellowship of 1918

Scholarship ^ of 1911 Graduate of 1914

Scholarsliip of 1910

Scholarship of 1911

Chekiang 1891

Fukien

Kiangsu

1890 1896

1897 1899

il^l5Graduate of

1913

fL^'iSi Graduate of 1920 Graduate of

1913 Graduate of

1917 Partial

m^fc

Hupeh

Chekiang

Kiangsu

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Kiangsu

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Chekiang 1893

Chekiang

Kiangsu Shantung

Kwang-

tung Kwang-

tung Kiangsu

Graduate of 1919

Scholarship of 1910 iS^S^i Fellowship of 1917

^^*S Graduate of 1913

BSi?(IS Graduate of 1918

®.WM Scholarship of 1909

8PKM Scholarship of 1910

Shansi

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Kwang- tung

Kwang- tung

Kwang tung

Kwang tung

1896

1896 1893

1889

1911- 1919

1911- 1915

1909 1912 1916- 1921

1918- 1922

1918- 1923

1911- 1916 1914- 1919

1910- 1914

1911- 1915

1920- 1924

1917- 1922

Mechanical Enuin.

Mining Engin.

Sociology

Engineering

Pharmacy

Law

Literature.

Bankini

Civil Engin.

Electricity

Mechanical Engin. Manufacturin

Mechanical Engin. Pure Chemistrv

Banking,

Accounting. Railroad Adm.

Civil Engineerin'-i

Chemistry

Civil Engineering

Animal

Husbandry

1919- 1923

1910- 1915

1918- 1932 1909- I9I6

1910- 1919

Animal

Husbandry Agriculture Plant Physiology Plant Breeding Civil Engineering

Architecture Landscape Arch. Medicine

.Academic

Journalisr

Mining.

Mining an( Metalliirg;

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12

American degree

institutions olitnin-

attended ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Wisconsin M. 1. T

Lehigh

Cornell

[Mariland

B. S.

State

Dr.

Temple

Phar

Oberlin, N.

A. B.

Y. Univer-

sity

Cornell

M.

C. E.

Ph.D.

Illinois M. I.

T. Harvard

Cornell

M. E.

Western

Reserve

^lichigan,

B.

Columbia

Ch. E.

M. A,

Illinois

A. B.

Pennsyl-

M. A.

vania

B. S.

E. M.

B. S.

Purdue

Wisconsin,

Ohio State Cornell

Purdue

Cornell Columbia

Purdue Iowa State Cornell Cornell

M. I. T. Harvard

Chicago

Princeton. Columbia

Colorado

Mines,

Chicago,

Minnesota

Chinese Maritime

Custom Service

Teaching Mining

Engineer,

Han Ye Ping and Ta

Tung Coal Mines

Professor of Tsing

Hua College, Peking.

Sales man, Lam Olines and 33 Peking Road. ShanBhai.

China Electric, Government Rail- ways

Head of Accounting Dep't, Chiao-Chow Tsinan Railway

Tsingtao

B. S M. S.

B. S. M. S. Ph.D.

B. S.

B. S. M. D.

L. H. B.

B. Lit B. S. E. M. Met. E.

Wai-Chiao-Pu. Peking.

370 Avenue Haig. Shanghai

Mining Engineer, Chang Hsing;^:^:^^^!.^

Coal mines Wu-li-Chiao iang.

Professor, Chemical Dep't, Techincal College, Ilangchow. Chekiang

.Assistant Manager, The girls Commercial Bank. Shanghai.

Professor of Constuctural En- gin., Tong Shan University. Tong-Shan

Dean, Nanyang University Shanghai.

Bureau of Railroad, Ministry •<f Communications, Peking.

Ministry Auditor Bank.

of Communications, in Chung-Fco Union

^mmmmi^m

 * ^S^IS.^i

®a42S!lS

Tien Li Co. 58 Kiangsi Road Shanghai.

China Photo Co. P. 377. Nanking Road Shanghai.

President of Nan-Wu Middle School, Canton

President of The South Eastern University of Nanking.

Secretary of Tuchun-Hsu vShansi

Professor, South-eastern Univer sity Nanking.

Manager of South-easten Con struction Co. 60 Kiangsi Road Shanghai.

Manager of Tung-Cheng Mining Co. Peking.

Engineer in Old Domin ion Copper Mining Co. U. S. A. Chemist Ch' Iron Co,,

iicago

it 4if

Engineer of Tung-Cheng Co. Tatung, Shansi.

Mi

urn

26S^

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Niiiiir

In

Chinese

Scliolarship

Birtli place

Year of Birth

U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Kwong, Tsae-Ngoo

Kwoiik, S. Z.

Louisi H, M. L. Lee, D. H.

Lee, Kuang-Tao

Lee, Kung

Lee, Ping
 * Lee,.. S. D.
 * Lee, Shun-Ching

Lee, T. L. Li, Chi

Li, Chih Jen

Li, Chung

I.i, C. Li, Chuan Heng

 * Li, Chuan Shih

Mrs. S. S. Kwan Li, Kang

Li,K.C.

Li, Kuang-Hsin

Li, Kuo-Chou Li, Kuo-Chi

m'^n

nmi

mm

Its

WW

^'t^^

^Wk

1916

Scholarship of 1910

Partial

Fellowship of 1916

Graduate of 1915

Fellowship of 1916

Scholarship of 1910

Scholarship of 1910

Fellowship of 1919

Scholarship

of 1909

Graduate of

1918

Graduate of 1917

Graduate of 1917

Graduate of

1917 Graduate of

1914

Graduate of 1918

1914

Graduate of 1914

Partial

Graduate of 1914

Graduate of 1914

Partial

Kwang- tung

Kwang- tung

Kwang-

tung Kiangsu

Chekiang

Kiangsu

Kiangsu Kiangsu Shantung

Hunan Hupeh

Hupeh

Kwang tung

Chihli

Kwang- tung

Chekiang

Che- kiang

Chekiang

Chekiang

Kwang- Tung

1890 1890

1896

1890 1891 1895

1890

1895 1898

1891 1895

1895 1877

1910- 1916

1910- 1919

1910-

1914

1910-

1914

1919-

1923

1909- 1916 1918- 1922

1917- 1922

1917- 1922

1917- 1922 1914- 1919

1918- 1922

1914- 1921

1914- 1921

Medicine Lib. Art.' Agriculture

Arts and Science. Agricuture, Biology. Engineering

Administration

Civil Engineering

Mining

Educational

Administration Forestry Botany

Engineering

Metallurgy Psychology

Sociology Arthropology Mining

Chemistry ,

Chemical j

Engineering ; Mining

Mining Civil Eng.

Finance

Economics

Education Medicine

Medicine

Pediatrics

Mechanical

Engineering

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13

American

institutions

attended

degree obtain- ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Mt. Holy

Yoke. Cornell Cornell

Missouri

Wisconsin Cornell

M. I. T.

Cornell University

Colorado

Alines Wisconsin

Columbia

Yale

University

Chicago

University

Columbia

Uni Clark Uni. Harvard Uni. Michigan Mines Penn- sylvania Indiana

M. I. T.

Michigan

Columbia Colorado

Mines Cornell Uni Beloit Coll- ege Chicago Uni. Colum- bia Uni. Mount

Holyoke

Pennsyl- vania. George Washington

Pennsyl- vania. Harvard. Phillips.

Exeter,

Academy,

M. I. T.

B.

A.

B.

S.

M.

S.

M.

S.

M.C.E.

E.

M.

B.

A.

M.

A.

M.

A.

Ph.D.

B.

E

B.

S.

M.

A.

Ph

.D.

B.

^.

E.

M.

M.

A.

B.

S.

M.

S.

C.

E.

B.

A.

M.

A.

Ph.D.

M.

D.

M.

D.

B.

S.

Teaching

Registrar, Tsing Hua College, Peking

Wai-Chiao-Pu, Peking.

Middle School, Fuh-Tan Univer- sity Shanghai.

The Continental Corporation of China, 136 Szechuen Rd. Shang- hai.

Engineer, Building Peparttnent, Andersen Meyer & Co., L,td. uen Ming Yuen Rd. Shanghai.

Dean, Riiddle School, Nanyang University, Shanghai.

Dean. Biology Department, Pe- king National Normal University Peking. Professor, Agricultural National University, Peking.

Professor, Nankai University Tientsin

51 San Tah Li, French Concesson Hankow

Chia-Yin Middle School, Swatow

Professor, Nankai University. Tientsin.

Professor of Kwang Tung Me- dical College, Hongkong

Dean of School of Commerce Fuh Tan University, Shanghai

College Physician, Tsing Hua College, Peking

i^m^imn's^^^

Locomotive Department, N ankow Station of Pekiiig-Suiyuan Railroad

Salt Revenue Peking, Chief In spectorate of Chinese Govern ment.

^m

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Nil me

ill Chinese

Scholarship

liiith ])]ace

Li, Kuo-Chun Li, M.H. Li, Pao Liu

Li, Sing Dje Li, Siu-Kwang Li, Ta

Li, Tsu-Hsien

Li, Tsu-Fah

Li, T. P. Li, Y. P.

Li, Yao-Huang

Li, Yung-Ching Liang, Ching Hsia

Liang. C. T. Liang, Chuan Ling Liang, F. C. Liang, ring

Liang, Ting Kai

Liang, Yat-Chen
 * Liao, Sze-Chen

Liao, Wei Tzu Lieu, T. C.
 * Lin, C. C.
 * Lin, CIiih-Huang

Lin, Cliin-Ming

Lin, Chien-Cheng Lin, Chuan- Cheng

' 1914
 * ^««f Graduate of

^qljfl Scholarship

Graduate of 1913

^11.^ Scholarship

^ of 1910

$-S]^ Graduate of

Junior of 1914

Graduate of

1914 Graduate of

1917 Partial Partial

Graduate of 1912

^^Tc^iGraduate of

I 1912 iSJfvllC [Graduate of

 * n 1917

Mft^ Scholarship

of 1911 ®@|&. Graduate of

I 1914 MH^ Partial

Year of Birth

¥

mm.

Graduate of 1916

Partial

Girl of 1916

Graduate of 1915

Graduate of

1912 Scholarship I of 1911 Kftg Graduate of I 1916 Hc]£!ti Graduate of 1917

i^i^"^

Graduate of 192U

Partial Partial

Kwang- Tung

Kiang-:u

Kwang- Tung

Anhwei Anhwei Kiangsu

Chekiang Chekiang

Fukien

Kwang" Tung

Kvvang- Tung

Kwang- Tung

Shan- Tun?

Kwang- Tung

Kwang- Tung

Kwang- Tung

Kiangsu

Fukien

Kiangsu

Fukien

Fukien

1891 1893

1891 1891 1898

1896

1891

1893

1890 1897

1898

U.S.A.

1909- 1914 1913- 1920

1910-

1915

1914-

1919

1914-

1921

1918- 1923

1911- 1918 1914- 1918

1916- 1919

1916- 1922

1915- 1919

1913

1918

1911-

1919

1916-

1921

1917-

1922

Courses Stuilied

Civil Engineerini

Chemistry

Economics

Mechanical

Engineering Ranking,

Business. Political Economy

Civil Engineering

Lib Arts, Econom- ics

Mechanical Engin. Business. Textile Engin. Mechanical

Engineering. Chemical Engine- ering

Political Science

Chemistry

Applied Econom- ics and Bankiiiir

Commerce

Arts Sociology

Education

1

Civil Engineering"

Lif Arts, Medicine

Ceremic Engin.

Lib Arts. Business, Bankin;

Economic,

Bankii

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14

American

institutions

attended

(logrce obtain- ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Purdue,

Harvard, Wisconsin.

Chicago. Wisconsin Harvard

M.I.T.

Illinois.

Columbia. Phillips

Exeter,

Academy

Harvard

Renssnnlaer

P.I.

Miami. Yale,

R. P. I. Columbia ^I. I. T M. I. T.

Rochester. Ohio State Columbia. Wisconsin.

Columbia Wisconsin, Chicago

M. A. C. Amherst Illinois Boston

Mt.Hol)oke, Chicago, Columbia.

Brown Columbia

Cornell

Michigan

Iowa State

Tritiity

College, Columbia Colorado. Pennsyl vania

B. S.

C. E. C. E.

Ph. B. M. A

A. M

B. S,

B. A, M. S

B. A

B. A.

B. A.

M. A

A. B.

M. S.

B. S.

B. A.

Dean of Commerce, Nahkai University. Professor of Tsing- hua College

Ph. B M. A. Ph. D. C. E

B. S, M. D. B. cer.

E. B. S

A. M M.

B. A

Professor oi Chemistry, Peking National Universty.

Industrial and Commercal Bank. Hongkong.

mm

Sub-Manager of Chung Union Dank, Tientsin,

Fooi^,i^tjBj;}tp7^;^

Treasurer, Director's Office of the Chinese Eastern Railway, Harbin,

The Contenantal Corporation ot China, 136 Road, Shanghai

Peking Union Hospital Peking, ;

University of Nanking, Nanking! J;^;ltH;i|J§i'^

iTaveh Iron Mines.

Bureau of Auditing Peking

Engineer Tai-Hu

Cement Co. Wusih Submanager of Chin- ese Cotton Co. 9 Ningpo Pd. Shanghai Correspondent

iliilf3K

Professor of Chemistry, Tsing 4bM^^*l^:5}jJ|" HuaCollge, Peking, ^|g] 39 ge

Cliinese American Bank of Com- merce, Nanking Road, Shanghai.

2438

Dean of Middle School, South-jMi eastern University, Nanking, p^^

Foochow, Hospital, Foochow

Engineer, the National Pottery Co. 149 Hwalum Road Shanghai.

Shin - Cheng & Co., French Concession, Tientsin

Teaching

Standard Oil Company, Shanghai Yun Ho Conservency Commis- sion, '1 ientsin.

^w^^mmm^

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Name (in English)

Name

in Chlnrse

Scholarship

Birth place

Year of Birth

U.S.A.

Courses Stmlied

Lin, C. Y. Lin, Dau-Yang Lin, I-Hsiang Lin, Kuo-Hao

Lin, Shu-Ming

Mrs. K. L. Hsieh Lin, Tall-Yang

 * Ling, Chen-Ping

Ling, Ho IMin Ling Piao
 * Ling Shao-Chen

Ling Li

Liu, Cheng-Lin

Liu, Chi-Pan

Liu, Chiang

Liu, Chuang Liu, Cheng-Hung
 * Liu, Cheng-Fang

Liu, Da-Kuln

Liu, K. S.

Liu, J. H.

Liu, Laura Hua-Toai,

Liu, Nai-Yii

Liu, P.

 * Liu, Shu- Yung

W^M

wum

1* it

^

m ^

mkfk

mri^

m m

Partial Partial

Graduate of

1920 Graduate of

1918

Graduate of 1916

1914

Graduate of 1915

Graduate of 1916

Partial Partial Graduate of 1915

Partial Graduate of

1914 Fellowship of 1919 Graduate of

1918

Graduate of

1917 Graduate of

1915 Graduate of

1918

Partial

Partial

Partial Girl of 1916

Graduate of 1914

Graduate of

1916 Graduate of

1918

Kwang-

Tung Chekiang

Chekiang Fukien

Kiangsu

Kvvang Tung

Fukien

Fukien

Hupeh Hupeh

Hunan

Fukien

Szechuen

Hupeh

Fukien

Kiangsu

Hupeh Fukien

Hunan

Kwang- Tung

1900

1893

1893 1895

1896

1890

1898 1899

1890

1897

1891

1916- 1922

1914- 1919 1915- 1920

1916- 1921

1915- 1920

1919- 1922 1918- 1923

1917- 1923

1918- 1923

Economics Chemistry

Architecture Art.

1918- 1922

History

Education,

Philosophy, Commerce.

Electrical

Engineering

Agriculture

Mining

Mettalurgy Education

Sociology

Education

Political Science,

Mechanical Engin.

Lib. Arts History.

Five Arts Business.

Agriculture Ceramic Engin.

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15

American

institutions

attended

degree obtain- ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Johns

Hopkins Brown. Harvard

Medical Harvard Minnesota, Art student League, N. Y. City. Columbia

Dean Hall,

Wellesley

Yale

Columbia

Rochester, Columbia N.Y. University,

R. P. T.

Cornell

Columbia, Illinois

Iowa State Cornell

Cornell

Wisconsin, Harvard, Columbia

Illinois,

North Eastern

Ohio State, N.Y. Ceramic

B. A Ph. B. iVI. A Ph. D

B. S

B. A,

E. E.

M. A.

B. A. M. A Ph.D

M. E.

B. A. M. A.

National Comniercial Co., Peking.

B. A.

B. S,

Professor of History. Tsing Hua College, Peking.

The World Advertise- ment Co., N. Y.

Engineer, Anderson National Electrical Material Co. Shang- hai.

Teaching in Surgical Hospital Wu-Sung.

Agricultural and Forestry Com- mission, Tsingtao.

Secretary, Ministry of Finance, i*eking.

Union Trading Corperation. Tientsin.

Amoy University, Accounting Depart- ment, Chiao-Chow- Tsinan Railway Tsingtao.

Manager of Xational Advertise- ment Co. The Comniercial Press Co. Ltd. Shanghai.

Amoy University, Amoy. Wai-Chiao-Pu, Peking.

Assistant Manager, The National Pottery Co, 96- Szechuen Rd. Shanghai,

iL^Wm:f<9'

Peking National Normal Univer- sity, Peking.

Teaching in History, Anglo Chin- ese College, Foochow.

Professor, Min-Kuo-Univcrsity Peking,

Engineer, Nam-L,oong Rice Firm Sikung, Annan,

Professor, Nankai University, Tientsin.

Southeastern University, Nan king

Ching-Hua College, Wu-Chang.

Chief Accountant Union Trading Co. Tsingtao,

Min-Teh Middle School, Chang- sha.

Assistant Engineer, Chen-Kwon Pottery Co, Hongkong.

J:?«^ii!S 128 36 m'MWM

^m

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WHO'S WHO IM CHINA

Name (in English)

Nttme

m

ChiiieHC

Scholarship

I'irtli place

Year of Birth

U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Liu,T. F.

Liu, W. W.

Lo, Ching-Sheng

Lo. Wai-Gyiao

Lo, Jung-An

Lo, Sen-Pi.

Loh, Ta.

Loll, Yuen Chang

Long, Barriny

Loo. Pang-Cliieh

Loo. ^L Y.

Lowe, Ching Ch'unj

Lu, Cheng Chih

Lu, C. T.

Lu, Chin-Wen

Lu, Feng- She Lu. Hsieh Chun

Lu, Hung-Tang
 * Lu, K.L.

Lu, Mao-De

Lu, Mo-Sheng Lu, P. K,

smi^

Partial

Scholarship

of 1910

Graduate of

1919

Scholarship of 1909

E^^ Graduate of I 1917

^#^ Graduate of 1 1913

JTCg

f^^m. Scholarship of 1911

Scholarship of 1910

Scholarship of 1911

Scholarship of 1911

Scholarship

of 1910

Graduate of

1915

Graduate of 1914

Scholarship of 1909

Graduate of 1914

P^E# Graduate of 1914

^?t^ Graduate of 1919

KMrSim Scholarship

of 1911 It^t^'lGraduate of 1918

Scholarship of 1911

Graduate of

1918

Scholarship

of 1909

Kwang- tung

Kwang- tung

Chekiang

Kwang- tung

Kwei- chow

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

Szechuen

Kwang- tung

Kiangsu

Chihii

Ivwang- tung

Kwang- tung

Kiangsu

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Kiangsu Chekiang

Shan- tung

Hupeh

Kiangsu

1891 1898

1897 1890

1891

1899

1892 1892

1896

1897 1890

1910- 1916 1919- 1923

1917- 1923

1914- 1920

1911-

1914

1910

1914

1911-

1916

1911- 1918

1910- 1916

Lib, Arts,

Civil Engin. Veterinary

Medicine

Naval Architec- ture Navril Construction

Mechanical Engin. Aeronautical Engin. Business. Chemistry

Political Science. Railroad Engin. Mining Petroleum

1909- 1915 1914- 1920

1919- 1924

1911. 1916

Mining Eng.

Metallurgy

Chemical

Engineering Railroad

Administration

Electrical

Engineering High Way

Engineering Medicine

Civil Engineering

Animal

Husbandry

Architecture Literature

1911- 1915

1918- 1928 1909- 1914

Education

Political Sc.

Economics and

Education

Agriculture

Chemistrv

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16

American I degree

institutions obtaln-

attended c«l

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Cornell

Kansas

State Agricultural College. M. I. T.

M. I. T. Columbia.

M.I.T. Yale. Columbia.

Wisconsin.

Cornell

Colorado ^ University Pittsburgh

Michigan M. I. T.

Lehigh

Illinois Uni

Lehigh Uni. Columbia

Jefferson Medical College

Cornell

B. A.

C E

D. V,

M.

S. B. M. S.

S. B. M. S.

Ph. B,

B. A, G. E.

B. S E. M, M. S

M. A. M. D

Iowa State RS-A College!^^-^'^ Washington Uni.l Cornell Uni Michigan

Uni

John's B. A

Hopkins M. A Harvard

Wisconsin B. A. Ohio State A. M.

Michigan |b. A.

HarvardjEd.M. Illinois _ B. A.

Columbia M. A.

Professor of Tsing Hua College. Peking

Engineer, Kwang Nan Dock and Eng ineeing works, Shang- hai

Mining Engineer of

Yung Sheng Co. Pei

Piao Coal Mines

St. John's University, Shanghai

Professor of South Eastern University, Nanking.

Register, Peking National Un iversity, Peking.

Teacher. X'ocational Institution and Provincial Law School, K weichow.

Standard Oil Co. Szechuen Rd. Shanghai,

Techical College & Salt Revened District Inspectorate, Chengtu. Szechuen

Professor of Tsing Hua College. Peking

South-Eastern University, Nan- king

Accountant Yao-Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd. 1,37 Taku Road. Tientsin

Professor, Canton Christian College, Canton.

Engineeing Departrnent, Peking- Suiyuan Railroad, Chang-kia-kou

Hua-an Insurance Co. Shanghai

Construction Department, Pe- king-Hankow Railroad, Peking

The Third Provincial Agricul- tural College, Tsing-Chia-Pu, Kiangsu

mm

a 285 m

jmm:kmu7^

Secretary of Chinese Representatives'OfFice Washington Confer- ence, Head of English Department, South-Eastern Univ- ersity, Nanking. Professor of Govern- ment Law School Peking Teacher's College,

Wuchang

Arnhold and Co., Ltd. Szechuen Road Shanghai.

Head of English ' Department, Nankai University. Tientsin.

Professor of Tsing Hua College, Peking

Xorth-Eastern L'niversity Muk den

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

>'aiue

In Chinesf

Scholarship

Uiith place

Year of in Birth U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Lu, S. C.

mum

Junior of 1914

Kwang- tung

1914- 1919

Journalism, Lib. Arts & Science

Lu, Sheu Wen

S.m^

Partial

Lti, Yen-Chih Luk, Ming

1^ m

Graduate of

1913 Graduate of

1917

Anhwei

Kwang- tung

Architecture

Commercial

Banking

Ma, Kuo-Chi

s^m%n

Graduate of 1913

Kiangsu

1913- 1916

Political Sc. Law

Ma, HC.

mn*^

Scholarship of 1910

Chihii

1892

1910- 1916

Mechanics

 * Mai, T. H.

^&m

Graduate of 1917

Kwang- tung

1917- 1919

Banking

 * Mao, Thomson Easou

^B^-

Followship of 1916

Kiangsu

1896

1916- 1920

Bridge

Engineering

Mei, Chen Yuan

^IEtc

Partial

Hupeh

Mei, Chien Hong Mei, Kuang Ti

Partial scholarship of 1911

Anhwei

1889

1911- 1919

Political Sc.

Literature

Mei, Y. C.

ms&n

Scholarship of 1909

Tientsin

1889

1909- 1914

Electricity Physics

Maw, V. T.
 * Moo, Tin-Yin

Graduate of

1915

Scholarship

of 1910

Kwang-

tung Kiangsu

1893 1890

1915- 1921 1910- 1916

Architecture

Engineering Engineering

New, Tsun Yeang Ni, Chien Hou

Scholarship

of 1911

Graduate of

1914

Chekiang Fukien

1896

1911- 1915 1914- 1916

Agriculture

Economics Busi- ness

Niu, En-Chao

Nyi, F. T.
 * Pan Chen Wen

mm

Graduate of

1914 Partial Graduate of

1919

Kiangsu Fentien

1893

1914- 1919

1919- 1923

Civil Engineering Mining

 * Pan, Hsieh An

m^^

Graduate of 1913

Kiangsu

1914- 1918

Economics

Pan, W. H.

?S]Jt«j

Partial

Kiangsu

Pao Kao Puo

li&ISW

Graduate of 1918

Kwang- tung

1889

1918- 1923

Mechanics

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17

American

1 dogree

institutions

obtaln-

attended

I ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Wesleyan 'B. A Illinois

Cornell

Dartmouth

M.

A

College

Pittsburgh

Columbia

Harvard

M.

A

Columbia

Wisconsin

B.

S

Columbia

M.

s

ChicagoUni. M. A.j Columbia

Secretary, Ho Feng Bank, Singapore

Accountant of the Far

Eastern Bank,

Hongkong

Chief Accountant, the National Commercial and Savings Bank, Hongkong.

South-Eastern Construction Co., 60 Kiangsi Road Shanghai

Teaching in the Industrial and Commercial College, 136 Con- naught K.<ad, West Hongkong

Cornell

Carnegie I.T.

Wisconsin

North-

WesternUni

Harvard

Worcester

Uni.

Chicago,

Coluraljia

Columbia,

Illinois Michigan Pennsyl- vania Illinois

Cornell Western

Reserve Pennsyl vania Harvard M. I. T.

Lehigh Uni.

Michigan

Columbia

Pennsyl

vania

Cornell

MCli

Dr.

Eng.

B. S, M. A,

B. vS.

B. A.

R. S. M. S.

B. A.

B.S.A

B. S. M. S,

S. B,

B. S. E. M,

B. A.

M. E,

Dean of Tangshan Colles

VVai-Chiao-Pu

Miiiistry of Communications, Professor of Peking National Normal University.

Manager of Industrial and Com- mercial Bank, I<td., Hongkong.

Head of Engineering Dept. of South-Uastern University.

iifimmnj^

n

Hongkong In- dustrial & Com- mercial Bank, Yok Building. Cuaster Road Hongkong South-Eastern University, Nanking

Professor of South-Eastern Un- iversity.

Professor of Physics of Tsing Hua College, Peking.

Designer of The Continental Corporation of China.

Ministry of Communications, Pe- king.

Professor of Agriculture, Tsing Hua College, Peking

Chinese American Bank of Com- merce, Shanghai.

Professor of Hunan Technical College, Changsha.

Head of Mining Dept. North- Eastern University, Mukden

Asia Life Insurance Co., Shang- hai.

Professor of Mathematics, Tsing Hua College, Peking.

Teacher of Electric Engin. Chekiang Technical College, Hangchow.

South-Eastern University, Nanking

Tsing Hua College, Peking

136 Szechuan Rd. Shanghai

Tsing Hua College, Peking

c. B. 261 m.

Wi^yi^m^^r^-t-

Asia Life In- surance Co., shanghai Tsing Hua College, Peking

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Name

In Chinese

Scholarship

Birth place

Year of Birth

in U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Pei, Tung Yuing

&tkm

Graduate of 1919

Szechuen

1895

1919-

1924

Political Economj

Municipa

Administration

Ping, C.

« i£

Scholarship of 1909

Honan

1890

1909- 1913

Agriculture

Sen, Tan Shi

mmm

Scholarship of 1909

Kwei- chow

1882

1910- 1915

Mining

Shah, Tao-Kang

Kmm

Junior

Shen, Kao

?* i$

Graduate of 1918

Chekiang

1895

1918- 1924

Chemical Eng.

Photograph}

Shen, Kwan Mi

?**^

Graduate of 1917

Chihli

1895

1917- 1921

Metallurgy

♦Shen, Leo

Jjfc S Graduate of

Szechuan

1897

1918-

Social Science

1918

1923

Psycolog Educatioi

Shen, Liang Hua

imm

Fellowship of 1917

Kiangsu

1895

1917- 1921

Electrical

Engineering

Shen, Nye

m 3C

Scholarship of 1910

Fukien

1893

1910- 1914

Mechanical

Engineering

Shen, Pen Fei

ikmm

Graduate of 1917

Kwang. tung

1873

1917- 1921

Forestry

Shen, Sumin Ellsworth

7tmm

Scholarship of 1911

Chekiang

1890

1911- 1915

Chemistry

Shen, Tsu Way

'Amn

Scholarship of 1910

Chekiang

1892

1910- 1914

Railroad

Engineerjnj

Shen, Tsu-Yun

ikVL^

Partial

Shen, Tsun-Chee

itnm

Graduate of 1916

Chihli

1894

1916- 1922

Medicine

Shih, Shun

A it

Scholarship

Kwang-

1911-

Leterature

of 1911

tnng

1918

Mechanic

Shou, Sung-Wan

mmn

Graduate of 1914

Che- kiang

1914- 1916

Chemistry

 * Shito, Y

m^m

Scholarship of 1911

Kwang- tung

1911- 1916

Lib. Arts Financ

Si, I-Shuan

AUM

Scholarship of 1911

Shan- tung

1886

Finance Busines

Soong, T. V.

5fe-^^

Partial

Kiangsu

Su, Lo-Cheh

Mm^

Graduate of

Fukien

1917-

Sugar Eng.

,

1917

1923

Mechanical Enjj

Sun, Chi-Tin

mmr

Scholarship

Shan-

1911-

Electric Engineer

of 1911

tung

1916

ing

 * Sun, En-Lin

^^m

Graduate of 1914

Kiangsu

1914- 1918

Agriculture

Sun, Hsueh-Wu

«*t^

Scholarship of 1911

Shan- tung

1888

1911- 1919

Chemistry

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18

American degree

institutions obtain-

attended ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Beloit,

Chicago

National

Institute

of Public

Adm.

Cornell

Columbia

Ohio State Illinois College of Photo. Pip. Carnegie

I.T. Miami,

Chicago Wisconsin Columbia Columbia Cornell Cornell

Oregon

Agri Yale

Michigan Cornell

Michigan

Ph.B,

B. A, E. M.

B.

Ch. E.

B. S.

Ph.B. Ph.M.

E.

M. E E. M,

E. E. M B. S M. E

A. B

E. G. E.

M. D,

Chief Engineer of

Hua-Chang Co., Changsha, Hunan

Research Chemist and Motion Pictures Photography and Director

Librarian, Nanking Conservancy College, Nanking

National Agricultural University, Peking Canton Agri. College Professor of Wu- chang Teacher's Col- lege Dean of Peking Teacher's College

South-Eastern University, Nan king

Professor of Geology of South- Eastern University, Nanking

Hanyang Iron-Steel Works, Hang-Yong, Hupeli

President of Pao-Tung Middle School, Shanghai, Professor of Utopia Uni. Shanghai

Engineer, Chi-i Electrical. Co. Shanghai

Engineer of the Tangshan Fac tory of Peking-Fentien Railway, Tangshan.

Secretary of Industrial and Commercial Bank, Hongkong.

Western

Reserve! Harvard IB. A.

Purdue M.I.T.

Case School M. S

Cornell

Michigan Harvard

Louisiana

Cornell Purdue Uni.

Illinois

Louisiana

Harvard

A. B, Ph.D. A. B

M.B.A

3. B. M. E B. S.

B.S A. M.S. A,

A. B,

mit^m^^m^s.^i

mm

29 m

±mi^u-xm

Professor of The Peking Govern- Jt.?$S^^?»p460 ment University

Professor of Physics Nankai Uni. & Head of Chemistry of Kailan Mining Administra- tion

President, Nanking Conservancy College, Nanking. Boone University. Wuchang Dept. of Medicine, Peking Union Medical College, Peking

Assistant Director of the Electric Dept of the Eastern Railway, Harbin

Manager of China Commercial Bank, Shanghai

iHead of the Material Dept of Kiaochow-Tsinan Railway, Tsingtao

The ivlechanical Dept. of Kiao- chow-Tsinan Railway, Tsingtao

President of the First Agricul tural Academy, of Kiangsu, Nan king

Head of Hwang-Hai Chemistry .Association

Y. M. C. A.

Peking

54 Tamorshen-

aya St., Apt.

No. 9 New

Town, Harbin

±mmimu^

±mmMm9m

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Ktimc

in Chinese

Scholarship

Hirth place

Year of Birth

U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Sun, Hyne
 * Sitn, Lei

Sun, To-Shuen

Sun, Yun-Hsiao

Sun, Y. F. Sung, C. H.

Sze Arthur T.Y. Sze, Fredric C.

Sze, Y. T. Tai, Chi-Chen Tai, En-Zai Tai, Fang-Lan Tai, S. T. Tan, Chee-Tseng Tan, Hwi Tan, Chen Tan, Tsang-Ying Tang, Chen-Yew

Tang, Hung-Yee Tang, P. S.

♦Tang. Ping- Yuan

Tang, Shao-Fau Tan, Wen-Kai

Tang, Yiieh Tong, Yung-Tung

Tang. Richard W. C.

Scholarship Chekiang

of 1910 Graduate of Chekiang 191^

Graduate of Anhwei 1915

Graduate of Kiangsu 1917

Partial

Scholarship Fukien of 1911

1891

1897

Graduate of

1914 Graduate of

1916

i !^|Scho!arship

i of 1910 ,i?.^ Partial

Graduate of

1914 Graduate of

1913 Scholarship

of 1909 Scholarship

of 1911 Partial

Fellowship of 1917

Scholarship of 1910

Graduate of 1918

Scholarship

of 1910 Partial

^1

m

m ^

Graduate of 1920

Graduate of

1916 Graduate of

1917

Graduate of

1913 Graduate of

1917

Graduate of 1919

Chekiang Kiangsu

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

Kwang-

tung Hupeh

Hupeh

Szechuen

Kwang

tung Kwangsi

Kwangsi

Kwang- tung

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

Fukien Hupeh

Kwang- tung

1890

1890

1892

1910- 1915

1915- 1921

1917- 1922

1911- 1919

1916- 1920

1910- 1917

1914- 1918

1911- 1916

1910- 1915

1910- 1914

1920- 1923

Banking Financi Commerce

Met. E., E.M.

Mechanical Eng. Engin. Adra.

Naval Architec- ture

Electric Engin. Lib. Arts Banking

Naval Archit.

Mechanical Eng. Library Science

Law

Botany

Mechanics

Commerce

Civil Eng.

Hydraudlic Zan Chemistry

Agriculture

Chemical Engin.

Textile Engin.

Engin Adm

1917- 1923

1918- 1922

1919- 1924

Banking Finance

Phsycology Philosophy

Chemical Engin. Engin. Adm,

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19

American

degree

institutions

obf

aiu-

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

attended

ea

Assessment Dept, of the Eastern

Railway in Haibin

Beloit

A.

B.

Professor of Xankai University,

^^ii^;^*

College

M.

s.

Tientsin

^

Columbia

Lehigh

Met. E.

Surveyor Chinchow

ii Mmmm^n

E.

M

Railroad Ministry of Communications

n*^

Cincinnati

B.

s.

Teaching, flunan Technical Col-

M.I.T.

M.

E.

lege

Cornell

Officer of Naval Building

Michigan

B.M.E.

Head of Engineering

M. I. T.

Section of the Ministry of Com- munications

Tsmm

R. P. T.

Chinese Merchants Navigation Company

m.294^

Harvard

A.

B.

Assistant Manager

Secretary of China & South Sea

.tm^^m^'if

Wisconsin

M.

A.

of Hsiu-Hung Bank, Peking

Bank Ltd. Shanghai

M. I. T.

B.

s.

EnKineer of the Mechanical Dept

±mm^i^mn

Columbia

M.

S.

of Shanghai-Hongchow Railway

mmm

N.Y.Librarj'

B.I..S.I

Librarian of Tsing Hua College.

School

Peking

Columbia

Costora, Chinese Maritime, VVoo- chow

Wisconsin

Professor of South-Eastern University. Nanking

M.I.T.

Tsing-Ho

Harbor Engin, of Kiaochow Port Tsingtao

Michigan

B.

A.

mmmmmm

M.

A.

Bond Dept. of Ministry of Finance, Peking

Mannger of Lam Glines & Co., Tientsin

4442^ 49fS:/t7C^8]

Michigan

B.

E.

The First Girls' Normal School,

Columbia

M.

S.

Nanking

Purdue Uni.

Michigan

i

)&m±m±m

umummmo

Lowell

s.

B.

Vice-Manager and Engineer

ummm^m^

Textile

Chin-Fong Cotton Weaving and Spinning Co., Ltd. Wusih

School

M. I. T.

Carleton

B.

A.

Professor of Nankai L'niversity

Chicago

M.

A

^m]im

Columbia

Cornell

The Commercial Press Ltd., Shanghai

Hamlin

B.

A.

The Head of The Philosophical

Harvard

M.

A.

Dept. of South-Eastern Univer- sity, Nanking

Carnegie ;

S.

A.

imm^Hiamm

I.fT.

^m^

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WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in Englisli)

Name

in Chinese

Scholarship

-

Itirth place

Year of Birth

in U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Tao, W. T.

W'^jf

Partial

Anhwei

Ting, M. Y. Ting, Soo-Yun

Ting, Zun-Kun-Alfred

rmm

TAIS

Partial 1918

Fellowship of 1918

Shan- tung Kiangsi

1899

1898

1919- 1922

Zoology, Music Civil Engin.

Tang, K. S.

Tang, Y. L. Tang, Lita

Garduate of 1916 1914

Partial

Kwang-

tung Kiangsu

Kwang- tung

1894

Economics

Railroad Adm. Lib. Arts.

Tang, Y. T.

B^%1f

Partial

Tang, Yoch-Liang Tang, Yang-Yuih

Scholarship

of 1909

Graduate of

1915

Kwang- tung Anhwei

1891

Education, Politic- Chemistry

Tsai, Hsiung Tsai, Hsiang

n m

m m

Graduate of

1914

Scholarship

of 1911

Chekiang Hupeh

1889

1911- 1916

Mining Mining

Tsai, S. C.

mm

1916

Kiangsu

1898

1916- 1921

Chemistry ^

Tsai, Hsing-Wu

^ME

Graduate of 1913

Kwang- tung

1914- 1920

Economics

Finance

Tsai, Chin-Pin Tsen

W^"^

Graduate of 1916

Chekiang

1892

1916- 1920

Economics

Tsai, C. M. Tsao, M. T.

Tsao. Ming-Luan

mm

Partial

Graduate of

1916 Graduate of

1918

Chekiang Kiangsu Hon an

1895

1918- 1923

Business

Chemical Eng.

Chemistr

Tsao, Ting
 * Tsao, Y. S.

w m

Graduate of

1917 Partial

Kwang- tung Kiangsu

1895 1881

1917-

1921

1909-

1914

1910-

1915

Sugar Eng.

Arts and Business

Tsen, Mong-Kong

m.ik%

Scholarship of 1918

Szechuen

1888

Research Mechan Electric Engin.

Tseng, C. C. Tseng, Chen-i Tseng, Hung-Kwei

Scholarship

1909 Graduate of

1918 Graduate of

1917

Hunan

Kiangsi

Kiangsu

1894

1909- 1916

Electricity Education Law

T£Ou, T. H.

»]!£^

Partial

Kiangsu

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40 WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

20

American

institutions

attended

degree

obtain*

ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

.rt. Holyoke

Columbia

Cornell

Wisconsin

California

Bowdoin

College Wellesley

John's

Hopkins

Yale B.

Princeton M.

A. B. M. A, M.C.E.

A. B,

Missouri

Wisconsin

Columbia

Lehigh Uni.

Colorado

Uni.

Vassar

College

Columbia

Chicago

N. Y. Uni

Harvard

Columbia

Harvard

Purdue Uni. Cornell „

Louisiana

Uni. Harvard

London Cornell Uni. Union

College

M. I. T.

Grinnel Col. Harvard

E. M.

Ph. B, M.B.A,

M.B.A S. B,

B. S,

B. A, M.B.A

M. E.

M. S.

S. B

Educational Work

Technical College,

Hunan

Secretary of

Y.M.C.A. Shanghai iThe Business Dept. of Tsing Hua College, Peking

Professor of Tsing Hua College, Peking

M. E. of Lieu-Chiang

Coal Co. Ching-

wangtao, Tsingtao

Professor of Nankai University, Tientsin

Professor and Dean of Futan University, Shanghai

Professor of Futan University, Shanghai Engineer of Wash- ington Paper Mills

Diplomatic

Superintendent of

Engineer of the

Chinese Eastern

Railway & Teacher

of Kwang-i Medxal

School

Engineer of Electric

Light Co., Peking

The National Association for The Advancement of Education in China, Peking

The Ministry of Communications Teacher of Shanghai College, Shanghai

Professor of Water-Power of Nanking Conservancy College, Nanking

The Transportation Dept. of TheMinistry of Communications

President of Foo-Hai mercial School. Shanghai

Wai-Chiao-Pu

C/O Y.M.C.A. [Shanghai

The Engineering Dept. of Che- kiang Technical College. Hang- chow

Mayar Silk Mill, Shanghai

The Industrial and Commercial Bank, Hongkong

Professor of Tsing Hua College and Alumni Secretary

In Business

Head of Science Dept. and Professor of Chemistry Chun- Chow Uni: Honan

Professor of Nanyang Uni, and

Engineer of Chun-Hwu Kou-

Ming Sugar Mills

President of Tsing Hua College,

Peking

Professor of Electric Engin, of Tangshan Uni. Tangshan

President i)f Ming-chen Primary School, Hunan

General office of the Traffic Dept. of the Nanking-Shanghai Railway, Shanghai

mmm^m^^

^m^mm^'if

jf^.mwm^^

Ju-Ta Salt Refining Co. Shanghai

Ltd.

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41 21

WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Kunie

in Chinese

Scholarship Birth place

Year of Birth

U.S.A.

Courses Studied

 * Tsou, P.W.

Tsou, P. Y.

Tsou, P. W. Tsu, Lan-Tsung

Tsui, Yu Lin

Tsung, Chih-Hsin

Tu, Kuang-Tsu Tu, Yu-Ching Tung, J .C. Shih

Tung, S. C. Van, Yung-Tsun Wang, C. P.

Wang, Chao-Chi Wang, C. C.

 * Wang, Chen Fuh

Wang, C. C.
 * Wang, Chen Hsu
 * Wang, C. Y.

Wang,Ching-Hsien
 * Wang, Chin

Wang, C. Y.

Wang,

Wang, Chun Hao

Wang, FanrChun

Wang, F. H.

Wang.H.C.

Partial

Partial

Partial

1918

Graduate of

1911 Graduate of

1920

Graduate of

1918
 * -iraduate of

1914 Graduate of

1918

Graduate of

1918 Graduate of

1909 Graduate of

1901

I^feg^lGraduate of 1917 Fellowship of 1916

-k±

mk±

Graduate of 1909

Kiangsu

Kiangsi

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Anhwei

Hupeh

Kiangsu

Hupeh

Chekiang

Kiangsu

Kiangsi

Shan- tung

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

1889 1889

1892 1890 1886

1918

1923

1911-

1916

1920-

1923

1918- 1921

1919- 1923

1914- 1918 1909- 1915 1909- 1914

1917- 1922

Graduate of Chekiang

1912 Partial

Graduate of 1917

Graduate of

1909 Graduate of

1913

Fellowship of 1918

Graduate of

1911 Partial

Partial

Girl of 1914

Graduate of 1910

Szechuan

Chekiang Chi hi i

Chekiang

Fukien

Hupeh

Kwang- tung

Chihli

1885 1891

1891

1894

1909- 1913

1913- 1918

1917- 1921

Agriculture

Medicine Zoology l Mining Geology Business

Mech. Engin.

Civil Engin.

Education

Psychology

Economics

Municipal Gov. Sanitary Engin.

Psychology

Education Sociology Veterinary

Medicine Mech-Engin.

Military Sc.

Pure Sc. Economics

Chemical Engin. Industrial Chem.

1909- Chemistry 1915

Civil Engin.

1918- 1923

1911- 1915

1916- 1918 1914- 1910

1910- 1916

Civil Engin. Archit. Engin.

Mining

Education Commerce Lib Arts and

Music Piano

Physics and

Electric Engin.

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42 WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

21

American

institutions

attended

degree obtain- ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present addreis

Cornell Uni

Michigan

Columbia Colorado

Chicago Michigan Columbia

Cornell

M. I. T.

M. I. T.

Clark

Cornell Columbia Michigan

California M. I. T.

Michigan

Iowa State M. I. T.

Harvard

Yale

A.

B

Princeton

A.

M

Tutts

S.

B

College

M.

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Lehigh Uni.

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Cornell

M.

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Cornell

M.

Columbia

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E.

Brooklyn

Lehigh Uni.

E.

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Chicago

Wellsley

Col.

Music

School Lehigh

Columbia

B. S

B. S M. A, M. t:

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M. S

S. B.

B. A. A. M

M. A,

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Professor of South-Eastern Uni,

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Professor of English, South Eastern Uni.. Nanking.

Woochang Commercial College

Professor of Engin. Dept. South Eastern Univerity, Nanking South-Eastern University, Nan king

Professor of Nankai Uni,, Tien tsin

Private English Teacher in Mr, Wang's Home, Tientsin.

Professor of Nanyang Uni,, Shanghai

Secretary of the Directors Office Chinese Eastern Railway, Har bin.

Ching-Kiang 3rd Agricultural

School Gendarmery Office of the Ministry of Communications, Peking.

Dean of the University of Com- munication and Professor of the Peking National Uni, Peking

The Union Girls' School

Chemist, E. I. Dupont Chief Chemist, E. I. Dupont De

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43 22

WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Name

In

Chinese

Scholarshij)

Birth place

lYear of in Birth U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Wang, Hsi-Chang

Wang, Ken
 * Wang C. John

Wang, Kuo-Chun

Wang, K. K. Wang, S. Y. Wang, S. H. Wang, Seng-Hai Wang, Shan-Chuan
 * Wang, M. D.

Wang, K. P. Wang, C. H.

 * Wang, C. C.

Wang, Tse-Che

Wang, Tat-Chi

Wang, Tsu-Lin

 * Wang, Wen-Pei

Wang, Y. Wang, Y. C.

Wang, Yun-Chi Wei, Ting-Shen

Graduate of 1913

3E MiGraduate of 1909

Graduate of 1911

Graduate of 1915

Partial

Graduate of

1911 Graduate of 1910 SE'Cr'H'Graduate of

I 1918 I^a^ Graduate of 1910 Graduate of 1911

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Graduate of

1916

Fellowship

of 1916

Partial

£-fc??S Graduate of 1909

ff^S,Graduate of 1917

£11^ Graduate of I 1^17

3EXi*

Graduate of 1913

3E SiiGraduate of 1910 Graduate of 1910

Graduate of

1918 Graduate of

1911

Fukien

1893

Chihli

Kiangsu

1895

Kiangsu

1894

Chekiang

Kwang- tung

Kwang- tung

Anhwei

1891

Kiangsu

Szechuan

1896

Kiangsi

Chekiang

Chekiang

1896

Anhwei

Kiangsu

1896

Chihli

Kiangsu

1890

Kiangsu

1890

Chekiang

1897

Hupeh

1892

1914- 1920

1909- 1917

1911- 1918

1912- 1919

1911- 1914

1910- 1914 1916- 1920

1909- 1912

1917- 1922

1917- 1922

1913- 1919

1910- 1916 1910- 1918

1918- 1922 1911- 1920

Metallurgy

Mining Research

Chemistry

History, Politics, Economics Military Sc.

Economics and

History

Finance

Mechanics

Military Sc.

Mechanical Engin.

Agriculture

Cotton Botony

Home Economics Mining

English and

Psycology

Chemical Engin. Paper Engin.

Lib. Arts. Political Sc. Economics. Banking

Psycology Education

Agricultural Mech. Paper Engin.

Textile Engin.

Literary, Govt, & Eco. Business Adm. Banking, Finance

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44 WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

22

American

institutions

attended

degree obtain- ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

M. I. T.

Columbia Harvard

Wisconsin Pratt Instit- tute Columbia Princeton Y.S. Milit- ary Ac.

Princeton Columbia

Wisconsin

Colorado

V,M. School

Michigan

Louisiana Georgia

Williston Sem, Har- vard Uni. Ohio State. Maine Uni, Columbia ChicagoUni.

N. Y. Uni.

Pennsyl- vania Columbia Cornell Uni.

Michigan

Uni.

Lowell

Textile Michigan Harvard

S. B. A. M.

B. A. M. S.

BXitt. gradu- ate

Litt.B.

M. A.

B. A,

Eng.

B. S,

B.

S. A. M. S,

Protessor of Tsing Hua Col., and Secret- ary of the Locomotive Dept. of the Chenese Eastern Railway Professor of Tientsin Technical College

Editor of Shun Pao. Peking-Daily News and Peking Leader

B. S.

B. S

A. B. M.

B. A,

Head of Cotton Dept

Nan-Tung-chow

Agricultural College

Nan-Tung-chow.

Tien-Yuan Coal Co,. Ming-Hua Station. Shangtung

Chemical Engineer

of Washington Paper Mills Chekiang Industrial

Bank, Shanghai

Mechanic of the

Paper Mill of the Ministry of Finance

Professor of Nan- king Teacher's College and Peking Teacher's Col, Uni of Communications

Sub-Master of the Navigation Dept. of the Chinese Eastern Railway

Chief Manager and Chief En- gineer of Hua Pie Tannery, Tien tsin

Sub-Master of Gendarmery office of the Ministry of Communica tions, Peking

The Ministry of Communication

P>ank of Communications, Shangl'ai

Hsin Hua Savings Bank, Shang hai

The Governor's Office of Kiangsi Nanchang

Construction Section, Standard Oil Co., of N.Y.Shanghai

Professor of the South-Eastern Uni. Nanking

Peking Union ^fedical Col.

President of the 3rd Agricul tural School, 'Tsingkiang.

Kiangsu

Teacher of the Fourth Middle School, Xingpo, Cheking

Professor of Peking Normal Hua Uni, Peking

Executive Secretary of Tsing College, Peking

Peking Normal National Uni, Peking

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China Bank and Professor of Salt Revenue College

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45 23

WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

In Chinese

Scholarship

Birth place

Year of r>irth

U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Wei, W. P. Wen, Tsu-Yen

Wen, Wan-CIiin

Wen, Yu-Ching Wang, Park-Lin

Wang, Yuan-Dau Woo, Chen-Lott

Woo, Hvey-Jung Woo, Tsing-Too

Woo, S. M.

Woo, Tsun-Kwei Woo, Y. L. Wood, Ge-Zay

Woo, Y. T.

Wu, Chen-IyU Francis

Wu, Chin-Lieh

Wu, Chin-Sheng

Wu, Hsien Wu H. H.

Wu, Hsin Ping Wu, Hsing Yeh Wu, Soluisto
 * Wu, K. Y.

iS.^m

nm^

^

Graduate of

1909 Graduate of

1918

Graduate of 1915

Gradnate of

1914 Graduate of

1915

Graduate of

1915 Graduate of

1915

Gradnate of

1915 Graduate of

1909

Graduate of 1910

Graduate of

1915 Scholarship

of 1909 Graduate of

1915

Partial

Fellowship

of 1919

Graduate of

1914

Graduate of 1916

Scholarship of 1911

Fellowship of 1917

Graduate of

1917 Graduate of

1915 Scholarship

of 1910

Scholarship

of 1911

Chihli Chihli

Kwang tung

Kwang tung

Kwang - tnng

Kiangsu Kiangsu

Fukien

Kiangsu Kiangsu Kiangsu

Kiangsu Chekiang

Fukien

Fukien

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

Chihli

Kwang-

tung Kiangsu

1890 1894

1895

1895

Kwang

tung Fukien 1893

1890 1887

1892

1896 1894

1896

1896 1895

1895 1894 .1892 1888

1909- 1915 1918- 1912

1915- 1919

1915- 1920

1913- 1915

1912- 1915 1909- 1914

1910- 1917

1909- 1915 1915- 1922

1920- 1922 1914- 1919

1916- 1922

1911- 1920

1917- 1920

1917- 1923 1916- 1922

1911- 1915

Public Education

EconoiTiics

Mathematics

Business Adm.

Banking

Economics

Business Chemical Engin.

Economics

Accounting General Sc

Electrical Engin

Medicine Public

Health

Textile Eng.

Electrical Engin.

Political Sc.

Eutomology

General Sc.

Chemical Eng. Chemistry

Pre-Medical

Chemistry and

Biology Bio-Chemistry Geologic Survey Mining and Me- tallurgy Mining and Electric Eng.

Sugar Engin.

Electric Engin. Lib. Arts

Medicine Lib. Arts

Philosophy

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46 WHO'S WHO IN' CHINA

23

American

institutions

attended

degree obtain- ed

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Columbia

Denison.

Ohio Columbia Trinity Col- lege Vale Harvard Harvard

Indiana

Chicago

Harvard Minnesota

Michigan Lehigh Uni.

Columbia

Illinois Uni N.Y. Uni.

Illinois Uni Union Col.

Johns

Hopkins Harvard

Lowell

Textile

Boston I. T.

Yale

Harvard Columbia

Cornell

Western Reserve M. I.T. Chicago Pennsyl- vania Chicago, Washington M. I. T. Harvard

Uni. of

Arisouna

Carnegie

I. of L

Stanford

Louisiana

Uni. Cornell

Pennsyl- vania, do

Michigan

Harvard

Ph.D.

B. S M. A.

Ch. E,

B. A B. S M. S

M, P

C. P. H

Ph.D.

B. S

M. S,

B. S, M. D.

B. S. Ph.D.

M. S.

B. S, E. E, M. B,

B. A.

A. B. A. M.

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Chinese American Bank of Commerce, Peking

Professor of Peking Nat: Uni. Agricul- tural Uni. & Shanghai Col.

Officer of the Presid- ential Palace and Professor of Peking Govt Uni., Chow Yang Uni

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs ;lbj^^^5|{

Director's Office Kaiochow- Tsinan Railway, Tsingtao

Professor of the Peking National Uni.

Accountant of Kwangtung Bank, Shanghai

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Professor of Chemistry of 'he!;H^-^g[Jf»;^;{g 25 Technical Uni- and Peking .Mormal iNational Uni., Peking

Treasurer of the NanyanglJii^gi^^Jtl^iS Blethers Tobacco Co., Ltd. 'M^^

Mechanic of the Ministry of Communications and Professor of Technical Uni and Uni. of Communications Peking

Editor Peking Daily News

Professor of South- Eastern University

Associate Director Council on Heath Education -*3 Yuen Ming Yuen Rd, Shanghai

Hwa Chung Trading Corporation Ld.; 9 Ning-po Road Shanghai

Professor of Nanyaiig Univer- sity, :;>hanghai

VVai-Chiao-Pu

Professor of Physics, Amoy Uni.. Amay-

Professor of I5iology, Soochow University.

The Chemical Engin, Dept. of Chekiang Technical Col. Hang chow.

Amoy University

Professor of Physiologv and Bio- Chemistry of Peking Union Me dical Col.

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Professor Nanking Higl

Normal School for Girls Ld-, Shanghai

Professor of Medicine of Ho-Pie University, Pou Ting

Manager of Kwang L,i Co., Hong- kong

Editor of the Commercial PrcssI Ji^||lljJ&^|!f

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47 24

WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Name

in Chinefie

Scholarship

Birth place

Year of Birth

in U.S.A.

Courses Studied

Wu, Mi

Graduate of 1917

Shensi

1894

1917- 1921

Literature

 * Wu, T.Y.

^^M

Graduate of 1916

Fukien

1896

1916- 1920

Economics

Banking

Yang, Be-Kyung Yang, C. ■

mm

m it

Girl of 1918 Partial

Chekiang Kiangsi

Mathematics

Yang, Siiu-Lin Yang, Cheng-Hsun

Fellowship

of 1916

Graduate of

1917

Szechuan Hunan

1898 1897

1918- 1921 1917- 1922

Electrical Engin.

Chemical Engin.

Ceremic

Yang, Ching-Kuei

%^Wl

Graduate of 1913

Kwang- tung

1914- 1920

Industrial

Chemistry

Yang, Pao-Kong

Girl of 1916

Kiangsu

1918- 1923

Botany Education

Yang, Pin-Hsini

tiMW

Scholarship of 1912

Chekiang

1892

1913- 1918

Agriculture

Yang, Shao-Tseng Yang, Shu-Zeh
 * Yang, S. Z.,

Graduate of

1918 Scholarship

of 1911 Scholarship

of 1910

Anhwei

Kiangsu

Kiangsu

1898 1892

1918-

1923

1911-

1915

1510-

1916

Chemical Engin. Organic Chemistry Mechanics

Electrical Eng.

Textile

Yang Tien Shou

m%-^

Graduate of 1920

Chihli

1899

1920- 1923

Economics

Yang, W. T. Yang, Yung -Ching Yao, Erh-Chang

Scholarship

of 1910 Graduate of

1913 Graduate of

1915

Szechuan Chekiang Kiangsu

1891 1894

1910-

1914

1914-

1922

1915-

1921

Mining

Political Sc. Law

Medicine

Yao, Hsing-Huang

mmn

Graduate of 1918

Kiangsu

Animal Husb.

Agronora;

Soil Physic

Soil Cheinistr;

Bacteriolog

Yeh, Chi-Sun

M^m

Graduate of 1918

Kiangsu

1888

1918- 1924

Physics

♦Yeh.KueiFu Yen, Tek-Chen

Graduate of

1913 Graduate of

1915

Kwang- tung Kiangsi

1895

1915- 1919

Engineering

Economic Industrial

Managemen Businesi

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Rh American institutions attended

degree obtained

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address

Virginia||A. B.

Harvard||A. M.

Princeton

Columbia N. Y. Uni.

Mt. Holyoke|| B. A Col.

M. I. T.||S. B. M. S,

M. I. T.||B. S. Alfred Uni.

Case School B of Applied Ch. E

So Wellesley B. A Col. Colum- M. A

bia Wisconsin Kano As Agri Cornell

Cornell

Worcester P. T. Columbia Lowell Textile Layorence Columbia Harvard Colorado

George Washington Pennsy- lvania

Iowa State Col. of Agri. Utah Agri. Uni Illinois Uni. State Uni. of N. Y. Chicago, Harvard

Chicago Swarthmore M. r. T. Columbia

B. S

B.

S. A

B. C

M. S

M. E.

Professor of Western Literature and Editor-in-Chief of South-Eastern Uni. Nanking

Professor of English, North-Western University, Mukden

Manager of Chinese American Bank of Commerce Harbin Branch Assistant

Manager of Chinese American Bank of Commerce, Shanghai

Manager of Chinese American Bank of Commerce, Tientsin Branch

Professor of Engin. of South-Eastern Uni.

Chemical Engin, ol Ohio Oil Co., U.S.A.

Manager of The Ma chinery Dept. of Mei- Hsieng Co., Ltd.

B. A. M. A.

E. M,

S. M. Ph.

Attachi. Chinese Leg ation, London. Phj'sician of Tsinj^ Hua College, Peking

Shanghai Com- mercial Savings Bank, Shanghai

Professor of South Eastern Un iversity, Nanking

Siemens China Co.

Tsinan Machinery Brick and Tile Works Tsinan, Shantung

Folus Co. Ltd., 96 The 6th Road French Commission, Tsintsin

Chekiang First Academy, Che- kiang

Professor of Nankai University, Tientsin

Ho-Hai Conservancy Conservan- cy Col. Nanking

Manager of Hai-King Co. Shang hai

Secretary of the Custom Office

Secretary of Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Doctor

Dean of the First Agri, Col. of Kiangsu and Professor of South- Eastern University

Professor of Physics of South- Eastern Uni. Nanking.

Ching United Insurance Co, Tsingtao

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49 WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

Name (in English)

Name

in Chinese

Scholarship

Birth place

Yearofl in Birth ju.S.A.

Courses Studied

Yeb, Yii Liang Yen, C. C.

Yuang, S. C.

Yen, Chun-Tai

Yen, Fang
 * Yen, Fii-Ping

Yin, S. T.

ang, Y. Y. Yin, Yuen-Tze Yang, I-Kwei Yang,Kwang-Pi Yu, Chai-Lan

 * Yu, Chi-Cliuan

Yu, Hsi-Chi Yu, T. H. Yu, Tsao-Chi

Yu, Wen-Tsan

Yui, Stewart Erh-Shun

Yuang, Chin- Chang

Yuan, Pao Chiang Yuin, Philip Li Zee, James

Zee, T. Z.

Zen, H. C.

Zi, Su

J^'SA'Scholarship j fo 1912

®^S§ Scholarship of 1909

Kwang- tung

Fukien

Girl of 1916

Graduate of 1917

IS B^ Scholarship of 1911 Graduate of 1919

'^

m ^

Fellowship of 1916

Girl of

1914

Scholarship

of 1910 Graduate of

1919 Scholarship

of 1911

Graduate of

1918

Junior of 1914

^S-^'Graduate of

I 1914 ^^(% Partial

^W^ Graduate of 1913

ik m

Scholarship ^ of 1912 Graduate of 1913

Graduate of 1920

Graduate of

1913 Graduate of

1915

Scholarship

of 1910

Scholarship of 1910

Partial

Graduate of 1911

Kiangsu

Kiangsi

Chekiang Hupeh

Chihli

Chekiang

Anhwei

Chihli

Chihli

Fukien

Hunan

Anhwei.

Kwang- tung Chekiang

Kwang-

tung Hupeh

Kwang- tung

Fukien

Chihli

Chekiang

Chekiang

Szechuan Kiangsu

1895

1897

1891

1888

1893

1890 1897

1892 1891

1904- 1914

1919- 1923

1910- 1915

1911- 1917

1914- 1921

1914- 1917

Physical and

Sanitary Chemistry Physics and

Mathematics

Education

Mi

1914- 1918

1914- 1918

1920- 1923

1914- 1920

1910- 1916

1910- 1914

1911- 1915

ninig

Civil Engin.

Gen. Vacation Edu. Agri. Edu. Special Edu. International Law

Lib. Arts Mechanical Eng.

Applied Chemistry Chemistry

Political Sc.

Economic^

V. ommerce

Banking

Economics

Business Law

Finance Political Science

Economics

Banking

Mining

Metallurgy Geology Lib. Aits

Electrical Engin.

Education

Sociology

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50 WHO'S WHO IN CHINA

25

American institutions attended

Deegree obtained

Past Occupation

Present Occupation

Present address Mt. Holyoke
 * Cornell
 * B. A
 * M. I. T
 * Ph.D
 * Wesleyanacs
 * M. S B. S
 * State Revenue Inspectorate of Fuchow
 * Illinois
 * Harvard
 * Wesleyanacs
 * M. S B. S
 * State Revenue Inspectorate of Fuchow
 * Illinois
 * Harvard
 * Illinois
 * Harvard
 * Harvard

Lehigh Uni. Columbia

Michigan

Michigan Purdue ColuiTibia Harvard

Vassar Col. Boston T. T.

Wisconsin

Johns

Hopkins Columbia Pummer

Acd.

Phillips

Andruer

Illinois Uni

Illinois

Wisconsin

Pennsyl- vania Law School Chicago Chicago

Wiscosin Princeton Columbia

Ohio State

Uni

Columbia

Col. Uni

Columbia

Brown Uni

Wisconsin Illinois M. 1. T

Wisconsin Chicago

E. M.

M. M. E. E.C.E

B. A.

M. A.

B. M. E.

BS.C.

M.S C. B. S. M. S.

B. A.

B. A. Ph.D B. S

A. M.

E. M, M. A,

Assistant Professor in Chemistry, Col- umbia Uni. U. S. A.

Electric Kngin. De))t. ofCIiekiang Technical Col. Hangchow

Head of the Middle School of Chen Hua Uni. Wuchang

Professor of L,aw of Pekinj .National Uni.

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S. B. S. M.

Asia Banking

Corporation

Professor of Nanking Technical Col.

Professor of Tsing Hua Col. '14-16 Business Shanghai '16-'20

Fsinan Machinery Co, Tsinan

Professor of Chemistry of 'J'sing Hua Col., Peking

Head of Science Dept. of Anioy Uni, Amoy

Head of .School of Arts Futan Uni., Shanghai

Professor of FutanUni. Shanghai

Lawer and Professor of Peking Normal National Uni.

umm-^n

General Manager of the Uni. of Communication

Professor of Tsing Hua Col Peking

Kin-Cheng Baking Corporation Peking

Library of the Association for Geological Survery, Peking

Professor of Tsing Hua Col. Peking

Proctor of Tsing Hua Col. Peking

The Commerical Press. Ltd., Shanghai

rhe Ministry of Communications

Purdue The Ministryof Communications .;jf-t|rf|^^S|i^(|j

N.B. All the above * indicate those with photographs and other informations.

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 body. He cured the Countess Bezzubof, and she fell so in love with him that she has adopted him."

"How! adopted him?"

"Yes, adopted him. He is n't Landau any more, but Count Bezzubof. But Lidia—and I like her very much, in spite of her crankiness—must needs be smitten with him; and nothing that she and Alekseï Aleksandrovitch take up is decided without consulting him. Your sister's fate is, therefore, in the hands of this Count Bezzubof, alias Landau."

CHAPTER XXI

an excellent dinner with Bartnyansky, and considerable cognac, Stepan Arkadyevitch went to the Countess Lidia Ivanovna's a little later than the hour designated.

"Who is with the countess?.... the Frenchman?" he asked of the Swiss, as he noticed beside Alekseï Aleksandrovitch's well-known overcoat a curious mantle with clasps.

"Alekseï Aleksandrovitch Karenin and the Count Bezzubof," answered the servant, stolidly.

"Princess Miagkaya was right," thought Oblonsky, as he went up-stairs. "Strange! it would be a good thing to cultivate the countess. She has great influence. If she would say a little word in my behalf to Pomorsky, it would be just the thing."

It was still very light outdoors, but the blinds were drawn in the Countess Lidia Ivanovna's little drawingroom, and the lamps were lighted.

At a round table, on which was a lamp, the countess and Alekseï Aleksandrovitch were sitting, engaged in a confidential talk. A short, lean, pale man, with knock-kneed legs and a feminine figure, with long hair falling over his coat-collar, and handsome, glowing eyes, was examining the portraits on the wall at the other end of the room.

Stepan Arkadyevitch, after having greeted the coun-

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 tess and Alekseï Aleksandrovitch, involuntarily turned round to look once more at this singular personage.

"Monsieur Landau," said the countess, gently, and with a precaution which struck Oblonsky. The introduction was made.

Landau hastily glanced around, and coming up, placed his moist, unresponsive hand in Oblonsky's, and immediately went back to look at the portraits. Lidia Ivanovna and Alekseï Aleksandrovitch exchanged significant glances.

"I am very glad to see you to-day," said the countess to Stepan Arkadyevitch, motioning him to a chair. "You noticed," added she, in a low voice, glancing at the Frenchman, "that I introduced him to you by the name of Landau; but his name is really Count Bezzubof, as you probably know. Only he is not fond of the title."

"Yes, I heard about it," said Stepan Arkadyevitch; "it is said he perfectly cured the Countess Bezzubof."

"She came to see me to-day," said the countess, addressing Alekseï Aleksandrovitch, "and it was sad to see her. This separation is terrible for her. It is such a blow to her."

"Then he is positively going?"

"Yes; he is going to Paris. Yesterday he heard a voice," said Lidia Ivanovna, looking at Stepan Arkadyevitch.

"Oh, a voice?" repeated he, feeling that it was necessary to use great prudence among these people, where things occurred or might occur, without his being able to explain them.

A moment's silence ensued, at the end of which the Countess Lidia Ivanovna, as if accidentally stumbling on the chief topic of their conversation, said, with a sweet smile, addressing Oblonsky:—

"I have known of you for a long time, and I am delighted to make your acquaintance. Les amis de nos amis sont nos amis. But to be truly friends, we must know what is passing in the souls of those we love; and I fear you do not with regard to Alekseï Aleksandro-

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 vitch. You understand what I mean," said she, raising her beautiful, dreamy eyes.

"I understand in part that Alekseï Aleksandrovitch's position ...." answered Oblonsky, not understanding very well what she was talking about, and preferring to confine himself to generalities.

"The change is not in his external position," said the countess, solemnly, and at the same time looking tenderly at Aleksei Aleksandrovitch, who had risen to join Landau; "it is his heart which has changed,—a new heart has been given to him,—and I very much fear that you do not realize sufficiently the great transformation which has taken place in him."

"That is ....in a general way, I can perceive the change in him. We have always been friends, and now...." said Oblonsky, answering the deep gaze of the countess with a tender one, as he queried with which of the two ministers she could do him the most effective service.

"This transformation cannot diminish his love for his neighbor; on the contrary, the change which has taken place must increase love. But I fear you don't understand me. ... Will you not have some tea?" she asked, looking toward a lackey who entered with a tea-tray.

"Not altogether, countess; of course, his misfortune...."

"Yes, he underwent a misfortune, but it became the highest happiness, because his heart was renewed," said she, raising her eyes lovingly to Stepan Arkadyevitch.

"I believe I shall have to get her to speak to them both," thought Oblonsky. "Oh! assuredly, countess," said he, "but I think that these changes are so personal that no one likes to speak of them, even to his most intimate friends."

"On the contrary, we ought to speak, and to help one another."

"Yes, without doubt; but there are such differences of conviction; and, moreover...." and Oblonsky smiled unctuously.

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 "There cannot be differences in regard to sacred truth."

"Oh, yes, of course, but...."

Stepan Arkadyevitch grew confused, and stopped speaking. He perceived that the countess was talking about religion.

"It seems to me that he's going to sleep," said Alekseï Aleksandrovitch, approaching the countess, and speaking in a significant whisper.

Stepan Arkadyevitch turned round. Landau was seated near the window, with his elbow leaning on the arm and back of a chair, and his head bowed as he saw the looks turned toward him. He raised his head and smiled in a naive and childlike manner.

"Don't pay any attention to him," said the countess, pushing a chair toward Alekseï Aleksandrovitch. "I have noticed ...." she began, but was interrupted by a lackey bringing her a letter. She read it through with extraordinary rapidity, sent a reply, and resumed the thread of her discourse. "I have noticed that Muscovites, the men especially, are very indifferent to religion."

"Oh, no, countess! I think that Muscovites have the reputation of being very pious," replied Stepan Arkadyevitch.

"But as far as I have observed, you yourself," said Alekseï Aleksandrovitch, with his weary smile, " I am sorry to say, belong to the category of the indifferents."

"Is it possible to be indifferent?" cried Lidia Ivanovna.

"I am not indifferent, but rather in the attitude of expectation," answered Oblonsky, with his most agreeable smile. "I do not think that the time for me to settle such questions has come yet."

Alekseï Aleksandrovitch and the countess exchanged glances.

"We can never know whether the time for us has come or not," said Alekseï Aleksandrovitch, sternly, "we ought not even to think whether we are prepared or not. The blessing does not follow human calculations, does

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 sound ones; for they are the employment of her martial spirits where their activity will not endanger the State, the stowing of these spirits in Paris having been found to be about as advisable as stowing over-proof spirits and gunpowder in a living-room with plenty of lighted lucifers blazing round; and her other reason is the opportunity African enterprise affords for sound military training. You will often hear in England regarding French annexation in Africa, "Oh! let her have the deadly hole, and much good may it do her." France knows very well what good it will do her, and she will cheerfully take all she is allowed to get quietly, as a sop for her quietness regarding Egypt, and she will cheerfully fight you for the rest—small blame to her. She knows Africa is a superb training ground for her officers. Sham fights and autumn manœuvres have a certain value in the formation of a fighting army, but the whole of these parlour-games, put together in a ten-year lump, are not to be compared to one month's work at real war, to fit an army for its real work, and France knows well the real work will come some day—not far off—for her army. How soon it comes she little cares, for she has no ideal of Peace before her, never has had, never will have, and the next time she tries conclusions with one of us Teutonic nations, she will be armed with men who have learned their trade well on the burning sands of Senegal, and they will take a lot of beating. We do not require Africa as a training ground for our army; India is as magnificent a military academy as any nation requires; but we do require all the Africa we can get, West, East, and South, for a market, and it is here we clash with France; for France not only does not develop the trade of her colonies for her own profit, but stamps trade at large out by her preferential tariffs, &c.; so that we cannot go into her colonies and trade freely as she and Germany can come into ours. We can go into her colonies and do business with French goods, and this is done; but French goods are not so suitable, from their make, nor capable of being sold at a sufficient profit to make a big trade. But France throws few obstacles, if any, in the matter of plantation enterprise. Still this enterprise being so hampered by the dearth of good labour is not at the present time highly remunerative in Africa.

.—Several important authorities have advocated the importation of foreign labour into Africa. This seems to me to be a fatal error, for several reasons. For one thing, experience has by now fully demonstrated that the West Coast climate is bad for men not native to it, whether those


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Of the Demon who standeth or walketh always with me at my left hand, I asked: "Hast thou seen Beauty? Her that meseemeth was the mistress of my soul in Eternity? Her that is now beyond question set over me in Time; even though I behold her not, and, it may be, have never beheld, nor ever shall; her of whose aspect I am ignorant as noon is concerning any star; her of whom as witness and testimony, I have found only the hem of her shadow, or at most, her reflection in a dim and troubled water. Answer, if thou canst, and tell me, is she like pearls, or like stars? Does she resemble most the sunlight that is transparent and unbroken, or the sunlight divided into splendour and iris? Is she the heart of the day, or the soul of the night?"

To which the Demon answered, after, as I thought, a brief space of meditation:

"Concerning this Beauty, I can tell thee but little beyond that which thou knowest. Albeit, in those orbs to which the demons of my rank have admission, there be greater adumbrations of some transcendent Mystery than here, yet have I never seen that Mystery itself, and know not if it be male or female. Aeons ago, when I was young and incautious, when the world was new and bright, and there were more stars than now, I, too was attracted by this Mystery, and sought after it in all accessible spheres. But failing to find the thing itself, I soon grew weary of embracing its shadows, and took to the pursuit of illusions less insubstantial. Now I am become grey and ashen without, and red like old fire within, who was fiery and flame-coloured all through, back in the star-thronged aeons of which I speak: Heed me, for I am as wise, and wary and ancient as the far-travelled and comet-scarred sun; and I am become of the opinion that the thing Beauty itself does not exist. Doubtless the semblance thereof is but a web of shadow and delusion, woven by the crafty hand of God, that He may snare demons and men therewith, for His mirth, and the laugh-


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 men be white, black, or yellow. The United Presbyterian Mission who work in Old Calabar was founded with the intention of inaugurating a mission which, after the white men had established it, was to be carried on by educated Christian blacks from Jamaica, where this mission had long been estabHshed and flourished. But it was found that these men, although primarily Africans, had by their deportation from Africa in the course, in some cases, of only one generation, lost the power of resistance to the deadly malarial climate their forefathers possessed, and so the mission is now carried on by whites; not that these good people have a greater resistance to the fever than the Jamaica Christians, but because they are more devoted to the evangelisation of the African; and what black assistance they receive comes with the exception of Mrs. Fuller, from a few educated Effiks of Calabar.

The Congo Free State have imported as labourers both West Indian negroes—principally Barbadians—and Chinamen. In both cases the mortality has been terrible—more than the white mortality, which competent authorities put down for the Congo at 77 per cent., and the experiment has therefore failed. It may be said that much of this mortality has arisen from the way in which these labourers have been treated in the Free State, but that this is not entirely the case is demonstrated by the case of the Annamese in Congo Français, who are well treated. These Annamese are the political prisoners arising from the French occupation of Tong-kin; and the mortality among one gang of 100 of them who were employed to make the path through swampy ground from Glass to Libreville—a distance of two and a half miles—was seventy, and this although the swamp was nothing particularly bad as swamps go, and was swept by sea-air the whole way.

Even had the experiment of imported labour been successful for the time being, I hold it would be a grave error to import labour into Africa. For this reason, that Africa possesses in herself the most magnificent mass of labour material in the whole world, and surely if her children could build up, as they have, the prosperity and trade of the Americas, she should, under proper guidance and good management, be able to build up her own, But good guidance and proper management are the things that are wanted—and are wanting. It is impossible to go into this complicated question fully here, and I will merely ask unprejudiced people who do not agree with me, whether they do not think that as so much has been done with one African


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 ter of His archangels."

The Demon ceased, and took to watching me as usual—obliquely, and with one eye—an eye that is more red than Aldebaran, and inscrutable as the gulfs beyond the Hyades.

Then of the Angel, who walketh or standeth always with me at my right hand, I asked, "Hast thou seen Beauty? Or hast thou heard any assured rumour concerning Beauty?"

To which the Angel answered, after, as I thought, a moment of hesitation:

"As to this Beauty, I can tell thee but little beyond that which thou knowest. Albeit in all the heavens, this Mystery is a topic of the most frequent and sublime speculation among the archangels, and a perennial theme for the more inspired singers and harpists of the cherubim—yea, despite all this, we are greatly ignorant as to its true nature, and substance, and attributes. But sometimes there are mighty adumbrations which cover even the superior seraphim from above their wing-tips, and make unfamiliar twilight in heaven. And sometimes there is an echo which fills the empyrean, and hushes the archangelic harps in the midst of their praising of God. This is not often, and these visitations of echo and shadow spread an awe over the assembled Thrones and Splendours and Dominations, which at other times accompanies only the emanence or appearance of God Himself. Thus are we assured as to the reality of this Beauty. And because it remains a mystery to us, to whom naught else is mysterious except God, we conjecture that it is the thing upon which God meditateth, self-obscured and centred, and because of which He hath held himself immanifest to us for so many aeons; that this is the secret which God keepeth even from the seraphim."


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There were many shadows in the palace of AgusthesAugusthes [sic]. About the silver throne that had blackened beneath the invisible passing of ages, they fell from pillar and broken roof and fretted window in ever-shifting multiformity. Seeming the black, fantastic spectres of doom and desolation, they moved through the palace in a gradual, grave, and imperceptible dance, whose music was the change and motion of suns and moons. They were long and slender, like all other shadows, before the early light, and behind the declining sun; squat and intense beneath the desert noontide, and faint with the withered moon; and in the interlunar darkness, they were as myriad tongues hidden behind the shut and silent lips of night.

One came daily to that place of shadows and desolation, and sate upon the silver throne, watching the shadows that were of desolation. King nor slave disputed him there, in the palace whose kings and whose slaves were powerless alike in the intangible dungeon of centuries. The tombs of unnumbered and forgotten monarchs were white upon the yellow desert roundabout. Some had partly rotted away, and showed like the sunken eye-sockets of a skull—blank and lidless beneath the staring heavens; others still retained the undesecrated seal of death, and were as the closed eyes of one lately dead. But he who watched the shadows from the silver throne, heeded not these, nor the fleet wind that dipt to the broken tombs, and emerged shrilly, its unseen hands dark with the dust of kings.

He was a philosopher, from what land there was none to know or ask. Nor was there any to ask what knowledge or delight he sought in the ruined palace, with eyes alway upon the moving shadows; nor what were the thoughts that moved through his mind in ghostly unison with them. His eyes were old and sad with meditation and wisdom; and his beard was long and white upon his long white robe.

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 ous in her attendance, and seemed, by a sort of instinct, to find her way to what she wanted.

"Have you no one but this pretty little girl to assist you in waiting on your guests?" was the natural question.

"None, sir; I dwell alone, like the widow of Zarephthah. Few guests come to this puir place; and I haena custom eneugh to hire servants. I had anes twa fine sons that lookit after a' thing—But God gives and takes away—His name be praised !" she continued, turning her clouded eyes towards Heaven—"I was anes better off, that is, worldly speaking, even since I lost them; but that was before this last change."

"Indeed! But you are a presbyterian, good mother?"

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 volution would have brought you nothing but good."

"If," said the old woman, "it has brought the land gude, and freedom of worship to tender consciences, it's little matter what it has brought to a puir blind worm like me."

"Still," replied Morton, "I cannot seehow it could possibly injure you."

"It's a lang story, sir. But ae night, sax weeks or thereby, afore Bothwell Brigg, a young gentleman stopped at this puir cottage, stiff and bloody with wounds, pale and dune out with riding, and his horse sae weary he couldna 'drag ae foot after the other, and his foes were close ahint him, and he was ane a' our enemies.—What could I do, sir?—You that's a soldier will think me but a silly auld wife—but I fed him, and relieved him, and keepit him hidden till the pursuit was ower."

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 "I kenna—I gat ill-will about it amang some o' our ain folk. They said I should hae been to him what Jael was to Sisera—But weel I wot I had nae divine command to shed blood, and to save it was baith like a woman and a Christian.—And then they said I wanted natural affection to relieve ane that belanged to the band that murdered my twa sons."

"That murdered your two sons?"

"Ay, sir; though maybe ye'll gi'e their deaths another name—The tane fell wi' sword in hand, fighting for a broken national Covenant; the tother—O, they took him and shot him dead on the green before his mother's face!—My auld e'en dazzled when the shots were looten off, and, to my thought, they waxed weaker and weaker ever since that weary day—and sorrow, and heart-break, and tears, might help on the disorder. But, alas! betraying Lord Evandale's young blood to his enemies' sword wad ne'er hae brought my Ninian and Johnie alive again."


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 "Lord Evandale?" said Morton in surprise; "Was it Lord Evandale whose life you saved?"

"In troth, even his. And kind he was to me after, and gae me a cow and calf, malt, meal, and siller, and nane durst steer me when he was in power. But we live on an outside bit of Tillietudlem land, and the estate was sair plea'd between Leddy. Margaret Bellenden and the present laird, Basil Olifant, and Lord Evandale backed the auld leddy for love o her daughter. Miss Edith, as the country said, ane o' the best and bonniest lassies in Scotland. But they behuved to gi'e way, and Basil gat the Castle and land, and on the back of that came the Revolutn, and wha to turn coat faster than the laird? for he said he had been a true whig a' the time, and turned papist only for fashion's sake. And then he got favour, and Lord Evandale's head was under water; for he was ower proud and manfu' to bend to every blast o'wind, though mony a ane may ken as


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 weel as me, that, be his ain principles' as they will, he was nae ill friend to our folk when he could protect us, and far kinder, than Basil Olifant that aye keepit the coble head doun the stream. But he was set by and ill looked on, and his word ne'er asked; and then Basil, wha's a revengefu' man, set himsel to vex him in a' shapes, and specially by oppressing and despoiling the auld widow, Bessie Maclure, that saved Lord Evandale's life, and that he was sae kind to. But he's mista'en, if that's his end; for it will be lang or Lord Evandale hears a word frae me about the selling my kye for rent or e'er it was due, or the putting the dragoons on me when the country's quiet, or ony thing else that will vex him—I can bear my ain burden patiently, and warld's loss is the least part o't."

Astonished and interested at this picture of patient, grateful, and disinterested resignation, Morton could not help be stowing an execration: upon the poor-spi-