Tsao, Chin-Kien.-Born in Huchow, Chekiang, 1881. Married, 1910. Graduate of Nanyang College, Shanghai. Arrived in America, January, 1908. Government support. Studied Commerce and Finance at the University of Pennsylvania, 1908-11. B.S., 1910; A.M., 1911. Return-ed to China, Feburary, 1913. Member, Commission on Unification of Railway Acoounts and Statistics, and Junior Clerk, Ministry of Communications, 1913 to date. Sixth Class Chia Ho Decoration.
Hsun, Swei.-Born in Nanchang, Kiangsi, 1885. Married, 1906. Graduated from Kiangsi Provincial College, Nanchang, 1909; from Government University, Peking, 1912. Arrived in America, January, 1913. Government support. Studied Economics at the University of Wisconsin, 1913-15; at Princeton University, 1915-16. B.A., 1915; M.A., 1916. Member: Chinese Students' Club, 1913-15; Chinese Students' Alliance, 1913-16. Editor, Chinese Students' Quarterly, 1914-15. Returned to China, July, 1916.
Young, Samuel S.-Born in San Francisco, 1884. Married, 1908. Private support. Prepared for college at Trinity School, 1896-1900. Studied Liberal Arts at the University of California, 1900-4; Education at Columbia University, 1904-5. A. B., 1904; A. M., 1915. Awarded scholarship by the University of California, May, 1903; by Columbia University, June, 1904. Member, Senior Class Crew, 1903-4. Returned to China, January, 1906. Professor of Modern Languages and Member of Board of Education at Canton, 1906-8. Member, Ministry of Education and Ministry of Com-munications, Peking, 1908-11. President, Tangshan Railway and Engineer-ing College, Tangshan, 1908-12. Secretary, Commission to the Panama Pacific International Exposition, 1912-13. Chief of Department, National Oil Administration, Peking, 1914-17. Chin Shih, 1907.
Liu, Fung Hin (Miss).-Born in Canton, 1890. Studied at Lon-don Mission Girls' School, Hongkong, 1900-2; at Macao Girls' School, 1902-5; at Canton Christian College, 1905-9. Arrived in America, September, 1909. Partial government support. Studied Liberal Arts at Wooster University, 1910-12 and at Wellesly College, 1912-13; Education at Columbia University, 1914-15. B.A., 1914; M.A., 1905. Elected to Alpha Kappa Xi, January, 1914; to Helmet, March, 1915. Returned to China, March, 1916. Acting Principal, Girls' Middle School, Canton Christian College, 1916 to date.
Yih, Koliang.-Born in Foochow, 1879. Married. Studied at Anglo-Chinese College, Foochow, 1897-9; at St. Xavier's College, Shanghai, 1899-1900; at St. John's University, Shanghai, 1900-2. Instructor, Foochow College, and Interpretor, Bureau of Foreign Affairs. Foochow, 1902-4. Arrived in America, May, 1905. Private support. Studied Agriculture at Cornell University, 1905-9; Metallurgy at Michigan College of Mines, 1909. B.A.S., 1908; M.A., 1909. Member: Cosmopolitan Club, 1905-9; Francis Miles Finch Debating Club, 1906-8. Returned to China, December, 1909. Member, Bureau of Terminology, Peking, 1910-11. Editor, Peking Daily News, 1910-12. Director, Agricultural College, Peking, 1911-13. Senior Clerk, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1911-14. Second Secretary to Chinese Legation at Washington, 1915 to date. Chin Shih and Han Lin. Fifth Class Chia Ho and Third Class Wen Hu Decorations.
Char, Kwang-Yi.-Born in Shanghai, 1889. Married, 1913. Studied at St. John's University, Shanghai, 1901-8. Awarded gold medal for best essay, January, 1907. Editor, St. John's Echo, 1907-8. Arrived inAmerica, November, 1908. Government support. Studied Civil Engineer-ing at Cornell University, 1908-12. C.E., 1912. Elected to Sigma Xi, April, 1912. Second Vice-President, Cosmopolitan Club, 1911-12. Member, College Football Team, 1911-12. Returned to China, November, 1912. Assistant Engineer, Pukow Commercial Port, Nanking, 1912-13. Professor of Civil Engineering, St. John's University, Shanghai, 1913-14. Assistant Engineer: Szechuen-Hankow Railway, I-Chang Section, 1914-15; Nanking-Hunan Railway, Nanking, 1915-16.
Choy, Jun-Ke.-Born in Honolulu, 1892. Studied at McKinley High School, Honolulu, 1908-11. Member of Kwangtung Legislature, Canton, 1911. Arrived in America, August, 1912. Government support. Studied Political Science and International Law at Columbia University, 1912-15. B.S., 1915. President, Columbia Chinese Students' Club, 1913. Was member of New York Artillery. Returned to China, June, 1915. Member, Liangkwang Military Headquarters, 1915. Director of Foreign Affairs, Military Government, Kwangtung, 1916. Assistant Editor, Peking Post, 1915 to date.
Tsai, Hsiang.-Born in Hankow, Hupeh, 1890. Studied at Boone College, Wuchang, 1906-10; at Tsing Hua College, Peking, 1911. Arrived inAmerica, September, 1911. Government support. Studied Mining Engineer-ing at Colorado School of Mines, 1911-15: Metallurgy at Columbia University, 1915-16. E.M., 1915. Member, American Institute of Mining Engineers, 1915. Surveyor, Colorado Mining Co., summer, 1914. Assistant Engineer, Golden Cycle Mining Co., summer, 1915. Returned to China, August, 1916.
Tsai, Kuo-Tsao.-Born in Canton. Studied Civil Engineering at Cornell University. Government support. C.E., 1909. Member, Varsity Succor Football Team. Returned to China, 1910. Locomotive Superinten-dent, Tientsin-Pukow Railway, 1914 to date.
Tsai, Ping-Ye.-Born in Changchow, Kiangsu, 1889. Married, 1916. Studied at Nanyang College, Shanghai, 1902-7. Arrived in America, September, 1907. Government support. Studied Civil Engineering at Cornell University, 1907-11. C.E., 1911. Member, Cornell Chinese Students' Club, 1907-11. Draftsman, American Bridge Co., 1911-14 and Engineer, 1913-14. Returned to China, November, 1914. Bridge Draftsman, Shanghai-Nanking Railway, Snanghai, 1914-15. Junior Superintendent, Standard Oil Company, Shanghai, 1915. Draftsman in Charge, Nanking-Hunan Railway, Nanking, 1915-16.
Tsai, T. K.-Born in Kwang-Tsi, Hupeh, 1868. Married, 1898. Studied at William Nast College, Kiukiang, 1890; at Wen-Hui College, Tung-Chow, 1893; again at William Nast College, 1915. Arrived in America, August, 1901. Private support. Studied Liberal Arts at Charles City College, 1901-5. Returned to China, July, 1905. Teacher, William Nast College, Kiukiang, 1905-12. Principal, Foochow High School, 1915-16.
Tsai, Ting-Kan.-Born in Hsiangshan, Kwangtung, 1861. Married, 1905. Studied at Chinese Educational Mission School, Shanghai, 1872-73. Ar-rived in America, June, 1873. Government support. Studied at Hartford Gram-mer School and New Britain High School. Returned to China, September, 1881. Joined the Torpedo School at Taku, 1881-84. Captain of a torpedo boat, 1884. Commodore of the Torpedo Fleet, 1892. Vice-Admiral, 1912. Chief Inspector, Central Salt Administration, 1913. Associate Director, Revenue Council, 1913 to date. Recipient of French Legion of Honor, German Order of the Crown, Second Class Star, Second Class Chia Ho, Third Pao-Kwang Chia Ho Decorations and Fourth Order of Merit. Translated many Chinese poems into English verses.
Cheng, H.-Born in Hsiangshan, Kwangtung, 1886. Married. B.S., Massachusatts Agricultural College, 1908. Member, Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, 1909-12 and 1914-16.
Cheng, Holt A.-Born in Hsiangshan, Kwangtung, 1878. Married. Arrived in America, 1891. Private support. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco, 1904. Returned to China, July, 1905. Chief Physician, Chung His Hospital, Nanking, 1905-6. Dean, Military Medical College, Canton, 1905-11. Delegate to the International Medical Conferenece, Manila, 1907; to the International Conference of Leprosy Prevention in Norway, 1909. Studied at the University of Vienna, Austria, 1910.
Tseng, T. F.-Born in Wukiang, Kiangsu, 1887. Married, 1912. Studied at Fu Tan College, Shanghai. Arrived in America, 1909. Government support. Studied Liberal Arts at Cornell University, 1906-13. B.A., 1910. Returned to China, January, 1911. Teacher: Nanyang College and Fu Tan College, Shanghai, 1912; Anhui Provincial College, Anking, 1912-13; Nanking Naval College, 1915 to date.
Cheng, Yun-Tin.-Born in Hongkong, 1890. Studied at St. Steph-en's College, Hongkong, 1904-9; at the University of London, England, 1910-11; at the University of Birmingham, England, 1911-13. Arrived in America, August, 1913. Private support. Studied Railway Transportation at the University of Illinois, 1913-15. B.A., 1915. Returned to China, October, 1915. Export Manager, Messrs. Yee-Kee Hong, Hongkong, 1916.
Dunn, Frank B.-Born in Wusih, Kiangsu, 1886. Married, 1914. Studied at St. John's University, Shanghai, 1904-5; at Nanyang College, Shanghai, 1905-11. B.S., 1911. Arrived in America, April, 1912. Partial government support. Studied Electrical Engineering at Ohio State Universi-ty, 1914-15. M.S., 1915. Associate Member, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, March, 1913. Member, International Engineering Congress at San Francisco, 1915. Student Engineer, Western Electric Company, 1913-15. Returned to China, August, 1915. Supervising Electrical Engineer, Hunan Telephone Administration, Changsha, 1915. Electrical Engineer, Western Electric Company, Shanghai, and Electrical Engineer in Charge, Wusih Teleghone Co., Wusih, 1916 to date. Editor, Chung Hwa Industrial World, 1916 to date.
Tang, Tsie-Yee.-Born in Canton, 1887. Married, 1904. Studied at Shih Min School, Canton, 1901-5; at Educational Mission School, Canton, 1906-7. Arrived in America, December, 1909. Private support. Studied Agriculture at the University of California, 1910; Soil Industry at the University of Wisconsin, 1910-14. B.S., 1913; M.S., 1914. Author, "The Foraging Power of Different Plants upon Different Phosphates", Bulletin of Wisconsin Experimental Station, 1914. Awarded Research Fellowship in Soils, Wisconsin, 1913-14. Returned to China, July, 1914. Teacher in Analytical Chemistry, Hunan Polytechnic Institute, 1914-15. Soil Chemist, Central Government Agricultural Experiment Station, 1915-16. Professor of Analytical Chemistry, Hunan Polytechnic Institute, 1916 to date.
Lau, Waan-Wai.-Born in San Francisco, 1891. Studied at Canton Christian College; 1905-9. Graduated, 1909. Arrived in America,September, 1910. Government support. Studied Economics at Cornell University, 1910 and Civil Engineering, 1913-15; Military Science and Engineering at Fort Leavenworth, 1915-16. B.A., 1914; C.E., 1915. Graduated from Army Service School at Fort Leavenworth, 1916. Member, Science Club, 1914-16. Returned to China, August, 1916. Teacher, Tsing Hua College, 1916 to date. Member, American University Club, 1916.
Lew, Yuk-Lin.-Born in Hsiangshan, Kwangtung, 1862. Married, 1892. Studied at Educational Mission School, Shanghai. Arrived in America, December, 1874. Government support. Studied at Phillips Academy and other schools. A.B., 1881. Returned to China, December, 1881. Studied at Telegraph College and Medical College, Tientsin. Was tutor to Li Hung-Chang's family. Translator: Chinese Consulate at New York, 1882; Chinese Legation at Washington, D.C., 1884. Acting Consul-General at the Strait Settlement, 1885. Secretary, Chinese Legation in London, 1900. Charge d'Affaires at Brussels, 1902. Consul-General in South Africa, 1905. Expectant Taotai of Chihli, 1905. Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1909. Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary to Great Britain, 1910 and 1914. Official of Second Rank in the Tsing Dynasty. Second Class Chia Ho and Star Decorations, and decorations from Russia, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Portugal, etc. LL. D., Cambridge. Address: 111 Puria Grande, Macao.
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