Mr. Chang Chi, veteran Kuomintang member and revolutionist, was born at Tsangchow, Chili.' He studied political science and ¢con-mies at the Waseda University in Tokyo. Upon his return to China, ho became the editor of maay re. Yolutionary papers. Before the outbreak of the 1911 Revolution, he travelled extensively in France, Belgium, England and Switzerland.
fe participated in, the second revolution against Yuan Shia-kai end for years was in close contact with Dr. Sun Yat-sen. In 1996 was appointed member of the joint council of the Central Executive and 'Supervisory Committees. In 1028 he' became member of Central Political Council, chairman of the Peking: Division of the same: ouncil, and Vice-President of the Jasicial Mr, Ya Yuen Ins, Vu Yucen, scholar, revolatieaist and Government off born at San yuca, Shensi, 1878, was graduated from the Fubtan University and than went to Japan.
pon success of the 1911 Revolution, in which he participated, he was appointed Minister of Communications." In 1918 he returned to his home province and. assumed command of the Constitutional Defence Armies. Since the establishizent of the Nationalist Govermment, be was elected successively member of the soliders in an unsuccessful attemy.t to capture the Kiangnan Arsenal 1915. He was elected a member Central Supervisory Committee of ithe Kuomintang in 1926 and a-pointed member of tke Nationalist Government and. vice-President of [to the Control Yuan in 1920
Dr. Wa Chao-chu C, Wu, son of Dr. Wu Ting-fang, former Chinese Minister to U.S.A, was born at Tientsi Chibli, in' 1886, He received his early education in America and Inter entered London University from which he was graduated in 1911 with the degree of LI. He was called to the bar at Lin gein's Inn, became a holder of Inns of Court Students and London University scholarship.
Shortly after the First." Rovoluhe returned to China, 4 chief of the foreign affairs dep ment of Hupeh in 1912, and later elected a member the Lower House in the First Parliament at Peking in. April, 1915. During the following' several years, hho held important "positions " with the Peking Government. In 1918, he joined the Kuangtung " Military Government and served on various commissions, In 1927 he was the ign Affairs at king, "and sailed on important. mission to America and Hague in the next year. He was appointed the Envoy" Extordinary"" and ister, Plenipotentiary to the United States in 1029, but resigned and returned to Canton following the establishment of the Kuangtung Government in opposition against Nanking.
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