The funeral of the late Mr. Z. J. Tsu was held at the China Funeral Directors on Avenue Haig last Wednesday afternoon. The service was conducted by Pastor of St. Peter's Church.
Mr. Tsu served for many years principal of the ¥M.C.A. School fon Szechuen Road. He entered the school as dean soon after his gradual tion from St. John's University in 1905 when the late Mr. S. K. Tsao was principal. Later he served as Principal of the day and evening schools at which time these institute ions enrolled nearly 2,000 students. Under his administration hundreds of students received their education }ond a better preparation for life.
Mr. Tsu to one of the old families in Shangha! and was mich respected for nis personal gifts. He was active as a layman in /St. Peter's Church, on Sinza Rosd. Since his retirement from the YMCA. four years ago Mr. Tsu had been in business, having recently worked as manager of the new Teh Ling Hotel on North Szechuen Rosd. He leaves to mourn his loss a wife and three daughters, School, served his apprenticeship wt Brockicbank's of Liverpool—a' chap: ter ig his fe of which he was ex: {emely: proud. "For a. while he was tailing' 10 Caculfta and had other cone sections with the ast, but issd finite asscelation with if did not com. mionee until 1008, In. the summer of Walch year he came t0 China to join Messrs Butterfield & Swire.—Five ears later be was promoted Mate lund he continued in the company's service for another ten years, leaving Weis to become a pilot in. which rapacity he comtaued up to the ime of' his death, becoming' very well Known "and" greatly respected jong the Clan Coast Capt, Boy' had a claim on China extending even beyond" his -own Years, for his father-indaw, Cope Noel was rear old-timer, ousting his service back almost to the. ber innings "of Shuoghal, "Capt. Noel ied only in 1921 and Mrs, Peel in Ut 1916. "Capt. Boyd was u very keen, Mason and one of the staunchest supporters of the old Masonic Club in the days when it was one of Shanghai's best-known social " rallying places. Cept. Boyd is survived by his widow and q daughter (Mrs. J. Forsyth) in Shanghai, and a younger married daughter in' Calcutta, The service in the Chapel and at the graveside was concluded by the Very Rev. A. C. S. Trivett of the Cathedral. The chief mourners were the widow, and Mr. and Mrs Forsyth, daughter and son-in-jaw, while the casket was borne to the grave by Capts. J. E, Inch, W. Boyd, and James' W. Carle and Messrs. John Moller, W. A. Willis, and P. Heath,
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