Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-25
HEADS Of INDUSTRY
COMING FROM CHINA
Merchants and Bankers to Be
in Washington May
26 and q.
TO PROMOTE TRADE
RELATIONS WITH U. S.
Commercial Organizations Expect
ing to Entertain Official Delega-
ton En- Route Here.

tltj LII Aso"tS ~~SA
Commercial organizations throusnon'
the irrted states are sno"'os
interest N the approaching N'S1' o. an
"fficts deteEaf'nn ~ n'''a't7
bankers from China Who are no" on
,oute "a ms ,ountrI rcproScntinG the
,.4,,oro ~ china This
1870, c.,,.,e
Parry "n''" 'o'''ss - 80
10 promote closer frad" relations WI"
this country is to ha We a seyenty-day
,,i,.r fo1toui,e ,ha landing in San
~. 6,h;,.se Govern
rrdiclSto Nay o. "
uent has made a large approp1la'loh
70 cover the expenses of this delegation
According 70 tentative program the
-, u.sb4,g,on Nav os
party VII - ~ =
and u
The chief Of the bureau of far east
-rn affairs Of the state Department. =.
7 Williams. and the commerciat asent
commerce Of the Department OF COM
xort-. ~. t,,,aT bayinfr = command of
spoken chinese. have been delegated
10 meet the party at san Francisco ana
escort them on thell .oui.
Years Of Negotiation.
Inc tr'p = 'iie ,a.1,.
Years OF negotiation conducted idieeis
by the Chamber of Commerce OF san
E,r.nciSco and although the regular
- LII, ~, Iae-,,od
expenses u ti4e p"i'' W.
by their nome government the eilliieiie
chinese merchants will, of course. ac-
tuaIly be the guests of American bust
ness men when they land in America.
Five years ago at the invitation Of
the Chinese government, a party of
*
coast states visited China ard were re-
ceiyed with the most DISTINGUISHED con-
sideration and every possible courtesy.
return visit was projected for the
foIouinp wear cant Robert Dollar
~ ,ba Poharf Dollar Shinning Com
nanv Of San Francesca. with branch
Offices at Shanghai Hsnkow. Hong
Eong Manila rien1sen and Kobe made
ho Mn H I'd Hh;n, IN IaiI ''' and srraneed
|or tbe ra,,rn yisit in 1a1o The reyo-
iStion witch ovarturnad tbe ennire
however prevented the carving ont
of mis- nIan
'is
Are CAPTAINS of Industry.
The partv is co,nnosed Of some of
the best known captains OF industry
In the FAR east, For example, H. y.
LANG. man not yet forty years Oh
age, VINO mas STUDIED In Chlhese, Japa-
nese. English and American schools,
mas peen PRESIDENT OF the Pao Chans
elo p, ;,,sn
NJ tho yunnan s-over1ment ASA oftica
and commissioner TO investigate the
mining industries of Europe and Amer
lea
Home YIN kwoh educared in the high
school of %anking and the immortal
College of Languages at Shanghai
was one of the pioneers in weaving in
China He built one of the first SOAP
extensive interests in coal mines, tele-
phone and electric lighting companies
Hong Tsu LANG. founder of the
Hong Hung Foo Silk Manufacturing
company and a director of the 500
chow Chamber of Commerce. is also a
trustee of the Commercial School, and
director of the Merchants Militia of
Soochow.
Plan Chao Hsin, former assistant
manager of the British Trade Company
In China was commercial investigator
for several large firms in his town in
Europe and America He &c young
man now in his twenties; and stu
dent In the University OF Lohdon
LII Inc oottoii ooeAieso.
N.;h rbi-Sb;b is director general ~
II -T,,,, ,o,, ,,a,,,e,,,,-
the mems ootie >ot'p'i NAM az u :
ing Company at shanghai, director OF
another cotton spinning company in
Turechovr and Of rho anyIo-C.hines
$50, snr,r- ,onnan, a. Sb,ny
hal. ne IS director ana leadef IN
a number OF the educational and other
81 in rbe Work Of the Boy scouts and
y NJ {, !, 80
cbareba; t.Is c;uiId He has been in
the tea business for more than twenty
years, and is manager or proprietor OF
elgnt Vel kf,o" = 'sa 1ollipa nies,