Lieu, Dakuin K.-Born in Hui-An, Kiangsu, 1890. Studied at Y.M.C.A. School, Shanghai, 1906-8; at Wu-Cheng High School, Peking, 1908; at Government University, Peking, 1910. Arrived in America, September, 1911. Partial government support. Studied Economics at the University of Michigan, 1911-15. B.A., 1915. Elected to Phi Beta Kappa, April, 1915. Member and one time officer, Chinese Students' Alliance and Michigan Chinese Students Club, 1911-15. Returned to China, Septem-ber, 1915. English Secretary, Kiangsu Educational Association, Shanghai, 1915. Teacher, Tsing Hua College, Peking, 1916 to date.
Liu, Ching-Shan.-Born in Tientsin, 1885. Married, 1902. Studied at Putung School, Tientsin, 1901-2; at Tientsin High School, Tientsin, 1902-3; at Peiyang University, Tientsin, 1903-5. Arrived in America, July, 1905. Government support. Studied Political Economy at the University of Pennsylvania, 1905-10. B.S., 1909; M.A., 1910. Treasurer, Chinese Students' Alliance, 1909-10. Returned to China, August, 1910. Auditor, Kiangsu Bank, Shanghai, 1912. Professor, Commercial College, Tientsin, 1912. Chief, Bureau of Foreign Affairs, Chefoo, 1912-13. Member of Commission on theUnification of Railway Accounts and Statistics, Technical Expert, and Co-Director of the Bureau of Railway Accounts. Ministry of Communications, 1913-16. Senior Clerk, and Director of the Bureau of Post Accounts, Ministry of Com-munications, 1916 to date. Fifth Class Chia Ho Decoration. Director, Peking Orphanage.
Liu, Jui-Heng.-Born in Tientsin, 1889. Married, 1915. Studied at Anglo-Chinese College, Tientsin, 1901-3; at Peiyang University, Tientsin, 1903-6. Arrived in America, June, 1906. Government support. Studied Chemistry at Harvard College, 1906-9; Medicine at Harvard Medical School, 1909-13. B.S., 1909; M.D., 1915. Elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, October, 1912. Surgical Interne and House Surgeon, Boston City Hospital, 1913-15. Returned to China, June, 1915. Instructor in Surgery, Harvard Medical School, Shanghai, 1915-16. Surgeon, Red Cross General Hospital, Shanghai, 1916 to date.
Liu, K. S.-Born in Nanking, 1887. Married, 1915. Studied at the University of Nanking, 1898-1909. B.A., 1909. Secretary, Chinese Y.M.C.A., Tokyo, 1909-11. Arrived in America. October, 1911. Privatesupport. Studied Philosophy and Education at Chicago and Northwestern Universities, 1911-15. M.A., 1913; Ph.D., 1915. Subject of doctors' dissertation:-"Philosophy of Lao-Tsz." Vice-President, Cosmopolitan Club, 1913-15. Fellow in Philosophy, Northwestern University, 1912-15. Returned to China, July, 1915. Professor of Philosophy, University of Nanking and Government Teachers' College, Nanking, 1916.
Owyang, Kee.-Born in Hsiangshan, Kwangtung, 1867. Married, 1914. Arrived in America, December, 1882. Private support. Studied Jurisprudence at New York University, 1901-4; Social Science at the Uni-versity of California, 1906-11. LL. B., 1904; B.A., 1910; M.A., 1911. Vice-Consul at San Francisco, 1907. Consul-General at San Francisco, 1913. Representative to the International Immigration Conference, 1915. Director of Foreign Affairs Department, Chinese Commission to the Panama Pacific International Exposition, 1915-16. Member, University of California Faculty Club, 1910-15.
Owyang, Kee (Mrs.).-Born in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. Studied Liberal Arts at the University of Arizona, 1910-13; Music at Pacific College and Conservatory, 1913-14. Private support. Returned to China, 1915.
Owyang, Yet C.-Born in Canton, 1885. Married, 1915. Arrived in America, 1903. Partial government support. Studied Commerce at the University of California, 1906-7, at the University of Chicago, 1907-8, and at the University of Wisconsin, 1908-10; Finance at Harvard Graduate School, 1910-12. A.B., 1912; A.M., 1912. Returned to China, December, 1912. Managing Director, Kwangtung Provincial Bank, Canton, 1913. Member, Ministry of Finance, Peking, 1914. Assistant Accountant: Shang-hai-Nanking and Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo Railways, 1914-16; Chu-Ching Railway, Peking, 1917 to date.
Pan, Wen-Huan.-Born in Peking, 1890. Studied at St. John's University, Shanghai, 1902-10. A.B., 1910. Teacher: Fukien School, Peking, 1910; Nanyang Middle School, Shanghai, 1911-12. English Secretary, Tsing Hua College, Peking, 1912. Arrived in America, September, 1912. Private support. Studied Civil Engineering at the University of Michigan, 1912-14; at the University of Minnesota, 1914-15. B.S., 1916. Awarded silver cup fortennis championship, 1914; gold medals for track championship, 1913. Member, Varsity Tennis Team, 1916. Member, Engineering Society, 1914-16. Return-ed to China, September, 1916.
Chien, Fang-Shih.-Born in Changchow, Kiangsu, 1886. Mar-ried, 1912. Studied at Putung Middle School, Tientsin, 1900-3: at Peiyang University, Tientsin, 1903-5. Arrived in America, August, 1906. Partial government support. Studied Economics at Harvard University, 1906-10 and Business Administration, 1910-12. B.A., 1910. Business Manager, Chinese Students' Monthly, 1909-10 and 1911-12. Returned to China, Sep-tember, 1912. Member of Staff, Bank of China, Peking, 1912-13. Sub-Manager, Bank of China, Hankow, 1913. Assistant English Secretary, Chief Inspectorate of Salt Revenues, Peking, 1913-14. District Inspector of Salt Revenues, Yunnan, 1914-15. Chinese Secretary, Chief Inspectorate of Salt Revenues, Peking, 1915 to date. Fourth Class Chia Ho Decoration.
Chien, H. T.-Born in Chekiang. Studied at St. John's University, Shanghai. A.B., Harvard, 1910; A.M., Columbia, 1911. Government support. Returned to China, 1914. Member, Salt Administration, Peking, 1914 to date.
Chien, Sung-Shu.-Born in Shanghai. Married. Studied at Nanyang College, Shanghai, 1904-7; at Tangshan Railway and Engineering College, 1908-9; at Chihlih Provincial College, Paoting, 1909-10. Arrived in America, September, 1910. Government support. Studied Botany at the University of Illinois, 1910-14; at the University of Chicago, 1914-16: at Harvard University, 1916. B.A., 1914. Author, "Plant Physiology", Botanical Gazette, 1916. Returned to China, July, 1916. Teacher, First Provincial Agricultural College, Nanking, 1916 to date.
Lo, King-Tai.-Born in Canton, 1886. Studied at Canton Christian College, 1905-8. Graduated, 1908. Instructor, Canton Christian College, 1908-9. Arrived in America, November, 1910. Government support. Stud-ied Civil Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1911-14; Highway Engineering at Columbia University, 1914-15. C.E., 1915. Assistant Mana-ger, Chinese Students' Monthly, 1914-15. Member of Testing Staff, N. Y. State Highway Commission, 1915. Returned to China, August, 1915. Student Engineer, Peking Kalgan Railway, Kalgan, 1916 to date.
Lu, Shou-Wên.-Born in Foochow, 1890. Married, 1914. Studied at Anglo-Chinese College, Foochow, 1904-8; at Customs College, Peking, 1908-11. Graduated, 1911. Arrived in America, September, 1911. Govern-ment support. Studied Political Science and Economics at the University of Wisconsin, 1911-14. B.A., 1914. Returned to China, July, 1914. Assistant, Customs House, Foochow, 1916 to date.
Moh, H. Y.-Born in Shanghai, Kiangsu, 1876. Studied at private schools. Director, Loong Men Normal School, 1906. Superintendent of Police, Kiangsu Railway Co., 1907-8. Arrived in America, July, 1909. Partial government support. Studied Agriculture at the University of Wis-consin, 1909-11 and at the University of Illinois, 1911-15; Cotton Spinning and Weaving at A & M College, Texas, 1913-14. B.S., 1913; M.S., 1914. Returned to China, 1914. Managing Director, Teh Dah Cotton Spinning Co. and Hou Sung Cotton Spinning Co., Shanghai, 1916 to date. Author of several books on Cotton and Cotton Spinning and Weaving in Chinese.
Sen, Janshi.-Born in Che-Chin, Kweichow, 1881. Married, 1893. Studied at Government University, Peking, 1905-8. Teacher, Government Teachers' College, Kweiyang, 1909. Arrived in America, September, 1910. Government support. Studied Mining at Columbia University, 1910-14. E.M., 1914. Elected to Tau Beta Pei, 1912. Junior Member, American Institute of Mining Engineers, 1914. Returned to China, September, 1915. Engineer, Hunan Mining Company, 1915 to date.
Chung, C. P.-Born in Tientsin, 1891. Married, 1916. Studied in Hongkong, 1902-6; in Tientsin, 1906-8. Teacher, Baptist School, Hongkong, 1905-6. Arrived in America, October, 1908. Private support. Studied Liberal Arts at Colgate University, 1909-11; Pharmacy at the Medical College of Virginia, 1911-14. Phar. Ch., 1914. Member: Theta Phi, 1909-11; Virginia Pharmacy Association, 1913; Varsity Track and Tennis Teams, 1913. Chairman, N.Y. Chinese Students' Club, 1913-15. Manager, N. Y. Chinese Students' Annual. Manager, He Chung Yun & Co. and Sun Fat & Co., 1911-12. Returned to China, September, 1915. Dean and Teacher, Army Medical College, Tientsin, 1915 to date. Author, "Organic Chemistry" and "Pharmacy." Editor, Army Medical College Magazine.
Chung, Daniel M.-Born in Tientsin, 1889. Arrived in America, December, 1899. Government support. Studied Electrical Engineering at Yale University, 1909-12. Ph. B., 1912. Officer, Chinese Students' Alliance and Associate Member, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1911-13. Returned to China, July, 1913. Draftsman, Shanghai-Nanking Railway, Shanghai, 1913-14. Student Engineer, Electrical Department, Shanghai Municipal Council, 1914-15. Director, Locomotive Department, Tientsin-Pukow Railway, 1915 to date.
Chung, Mon-Yin.-Born in Honolulu, T. H., 1889. Studied at Punahou School, Honolulu, 1907-9. Arrived in America, July, 1909. Studied Mining at Yale University, 1909-12; at Columbia University, 1912-13. Ph.B., 1912; M.A., 1913. Was with the Homestead Steel Works of the Carnegie Steel Co., 1913-15. Returned to China, October, 1915. Assistant Engineer, Hanyang Iron and Steel Works, 1915 to date.
Chung, Shih-Ming.-Born in Tientsin, 1880. Married. Studied at Putung Middle School, Tientsin, 1900-3; at Peiyang University, Tientsin, 1903-6. Arrived in America. June, 1906. Government support. Studied Political Science at Harvard University, 1906-10. B.S., 1909; M.A., 1910. Teacher of English, Chihli Industrial College, Tientsin, 1911-13. Resi-dent Director, Chief Inspectorate of Salt Revenues, Peking, 1913-15. Council-lor, Salt Administration, Peking, 1915-16; Secretary, 1916 to date.
Chung, Wen-Pang.-Born in Hsiangshan, Kwangtung, 1873. Married, 1900. Studied at Anglo-Chinese College, Shanghai, 1886-93; at Imperial Medical College, Tientsin, 1893-98. M.D., 1898. Army Surgeon in Tientsin, 1898-1902. Instructor, Army Medical College, Tientsin, 1902-3. Chief Medical Officer, Tsinan and Nanking Hospitals and Director, Army Hospital, Canton, 1908-9. Arrived in America, November, 1909. Private support. Studied Bacteriology and Pathology at George Washington University, 1911-12. Returned to China, July, 1913. Medical Practitioner at Shanghai, 1913 to date.
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