Europe, where he studied at Berlin University under Professor Eduard Meyer, the historian, and became a member of the Kantian Society. He then went to France and studied at the Sorbonne, Paris, where he was clotted a member of the Societe Asiatique.
Since his return to China, Mr, Lo has been closely associated with educational work. He is the author of a work on "Science and Meta-
Physics," published by the Commercial Press, which has been acclaimed by Chinese scholare. Mr. Lo has also translated several books by Professor J. B. Bury, the Oxford] University historian, and has been frequent contributor to the Peking Journal of Sinological Studie Mrs. Lo Chis-luan (nee Misa Wel. jen Djang) is a graduate (M.A.) of the University of Michigan in. the department of History and Political Science—Kuo Min, Tur Peking authorities are reported by the vernacular press to have lodged a protest with the Japanese Minister against the ace dental shooting of a Chinese citizen by Japanese troops during firing practice at Chaoyangmen and to have demanded that Japanese troops. should be forbidden to use this place in future for their practice.
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