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Nov 24, 2020 awhtou Nov 24, 2020 awhtou Nov 03, 2017 rdobson Aug 30, 2017 Stanford University Archives	29 Oct. 11th, 1918. The first meeting of the Autumn quarter was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mr. W.C. Meh, the former English Secretary, for the former president Meiwas absent . Mr. S.K. Wong introduced the following new students into the club: Mr. P. Hwang Mr. B. L. Chen Mr. H. Chi Mr. P. S. Kwong Mr. N.Y. Yue The new officers for the Autumn Quarter were elected, President - W.J. Chang English Secretary P. Hwang Chinese Secretary and Treasurer - H. Chi After the election, the new officers came to take charge of the meeting. Mr. Meh suggested to have the quarter fee, which is 50 cents, raised in order to meet the increasing needs of the club. Mr. Wong, representing the majority, gave the reasons to disapprove the suggestion. So it was not worked out. Mr. Wong and Mr. Chi both suggested that this quarter our Chinese Club should do something to	29 Oct. 11th, 1918. The first meeting of the Autumn quarter was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mr. W.C. Meh, the former English Secretary, for the former president Meiwas absent . Mr. S.K. Wong introduced the following new students into the club: Mr. P. Hwang Mr. B. L. Chen Mr. H. Chi Mr. P. S. Kwong Mr. N.Y. Yue The new officers for the Autumn Quarter were elected, President - [W.?]J. Chang English Secretary P. Hwang Chinese Secretary and Treasurer - H. Chi After the election, the new officers came to take charge of the meeting. Mr. Meh suggested to have the quarter fee, which is 50 cents, raised in order to meet the increasing needs of the club. Mr. Wong, representing the majority, gave the reasons to disapprove the suggestion. So it was not worked out. Mr. Wong and Mr. Chi both suggested that this quarter our Chinese Club should do something to

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