_Election of the Members Messrs. Sung Han-chang, P. H. Lo, L. T. Yuan, Wu Yuan-tso, and Shu Chien-bing have been elected to serve as members of the Chinese Advisory Board to the Shanghai Municipal Council during the ensuing year.
Mr. Sung is manager of the Bank of China and chairman of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce. He is a member of the general committee of the Shanghai Chinese Bankers' Association, having served for some time as chairman, and also treasurer for the Chinese-Foreign Famine Relief Committee. Mr. Sung is interested in many branches of public affairs and has identified himself with numerous activities. This is his third year of office, he having been elected upon the formation of the Chinese Advisory Board two years ago.
Dr. Pan-hui Lo is chief English secretary to the Shanghai-Nanking and Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo Railways and a member of the Canton Guild. After having received his education in the Peiyang University he proceeded to the United States where he received the degrees of Bachelor of Arts from Harvard University and Master of Arts and Doctor of jurisprudence from the University of Chicago. Dr. Lo was formerly Commissioner of Foreign Affairs in Kuangtung.
Mr. Yuan Li-teng is manager of the Ningpo-Shaoshing S, N. Ca., and the director of numerous Chinese business hongs here. He is also a director of the Ningpo Association and the Chinese Y. M. C. A. Mr. Yuan is a graduate of St. John's University.
Mr. Wu Yuan-tso is manager of the Kincheng Bank and a member of the Chinese Bankers' Association and has interested himself in many lines of*public life.
Mr. Shu Chien-being is a journalist and has been educated in America. This is his second term of office on the Advisory Board, he having been elected a year ago.
The members of the Board whose terms have just expired are Mr. K. P. Chen, general manager of the Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank; Mr. H. Y. Moh, proprietor of half a dozen cotton mills in Shanghai and in Honan; and Mr. Y. Ziar, a barrister-at-law who was also educated at Cambridge, Mr. Ziar, isa member of the firm of Platt & Ca. and left for England and the Continent three months ago. Both Mr. Chen and Mr. Moh are American returned students.
Mr. K. 5. Zee, former secretary of the local Chinese Y.M.C.A, has been appointed. Cengir! Lech! nese General Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Zea is an American returned student.
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