Shan, former Vice-Minister of Justice for the Constitutional Government of the South.
It was decided that the meeting should send a telegram to the Chin. ese delegate to the League of Nations, asking him to try to secure modifications to the present foreign opium regulations so that the exportation from foreign countries of opium and other drugs into China might be stopped. Messrs. J. W. Crofoot and Y. F. Linn were appointed to draw up and despatch the telegram.
The executive committee was then elected with the following results:—Mr. C. C. Nieh, chairman Messrs. C. TT. Wang, C. 8. Lobingier, M. Wilden, vice-presidents; Mr. Y. C. Tong, treasure: Rev. Frank Rawlinson, En lish secretary; and Mr. Y. F. Linn, Chinese secretary. Other members of the executive committee are Dr. F. C. Tong, Dr. H. C. Mei, Dr. J. Davenport, Rev. Isaac Mason, Rev. J. W. Crofoot, Mr. Geo. A. Fitch, Mr. J. Whitsed Dovey, Mr. E. S. Little, Mr. S. I. Woodbridge, Mr. G. MelIntosh, Mr. E. 8S. Lobenstine, Mr. H. P, Sailor, Mr. J. A. Heal, Mr. S. S, Fung, Mr Zee Vee-wai, Mr. Jabin Hsu, Mr. Lung Yue-cheong, Mr. Cheng Chun-sheng, Mr. Shao Jen-chieh, Mr. Sung Hsin-ching, and Mr. T. W.
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