been engaged to Miss S. K. Fu, a "co-ed" at Shanghai College, Shanghai.

William Hung is now back in New York City again after an absence of three months. He can be reached by addressing to the Board of Foreign Missions, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York City.

F. C. Ling, of the University of Illinois, expects to attend both the Lake Geneva and the Silver Day conferences this

summer.

Henry P. Tsang is the secretary of the Chinese Students Alliance Conference for the Western Section which will be held in Berkeley, Calif., this summer. Mr. Tsang has well represented our Western Department this year through many interesting contributions to Christian China.

Miss Helen Huie of Cornell Medical College is expecting to sail for Peking, China, in June. Her engagement to Mr. Paul C. T. Kwei has recently been announced.

SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS

Women's Missionary Society of M. E. Church, South Norfolk, Va., Mrs. Lee Brith, President, $25.00; Dr. P. F. Price, Lexington, Va., $25.00; Miss Rose Y. Liang, Norton, Mass., $20.00; Miss Wai Sheung Siu, Boston, Mass., $10.00; Misses Mabel and Lillian Chen Fong, $2.00; Miss Kim-Ki Yap, East Northfield, $1.00; M'ss Nora T. Hsiung, Newton, Mass., $1.00; Miss Rose T. Hsiung, Newton, Mass., $1.00; Miss Alice M. Boring, Wellesley, Mass., $5.00; Miss Hei Wan Yang, Wellesley, $1.00: Miss Julia T. Hu, Wellesley, $1.00; Miss Pao Kong Yang, Wellesley, $1.00; Miss Rose H. H. Lau, Ithaca, N. Y., $5.00; Miss E. S. Chu, Ithaca, $3.00; A. D. Helser, Ithaca, $3.00. Other Ithaca contributions from Women's Department, $41.00.

LOS ANGELES:-Miss Elizabeth Clapp, $15.00; Misses Anna and Juniper Schrall, $5.00; Mrs. Jackson, $5.00.

DELAWARE:-Mr. Edward L. Rice, $2.00; Mr. T. G. Duvall, $2.00; Mr. Graunstrong, $2.00; Professor W. E. Smyger, $2.50.

OBERLIN:-Mrs. A. S. Conklin, $5.00; Miss Harriet Morley, $5.00; Miss Caroline Miller, $10.00; Miss Effie W. Morley, $2.00; Mrs. Nuie, $1.00; Miss Evangeline E. Stenhouse, $1.00; Mr. W. S. Fung, $1.00.

Other contributions from Women's Department, $88.00.

Mrs. Maude N. Morey, $10; Mr. M. A. Henich, Chicago, $5.00; Mr. F. G. Gurney, Chicago, $2.00; Mr. and Mrs. Boynton, Chicago, $1.00; Mr. C. C. Hsiang, New Haven, $3.00; Mr. C. A. Young Kwei, New Haven, $1.00; Mr. Howard C. Kelley, Baltimore, $10.00; Mr. A. W. March, Evans, Colo., $5.00; Mr. Elmer Yelton, New York, $5.00; Mr. Fan Li, New York, $2.00; Mr. P. F. Shen, Urania, La., $1.00; Mr. R. R. Reeder, Raleigh, N. C., $5.00; T. T. Tao, $0.50; Mrs. M. W. Abell, Toledo, Ohio, $30.00; Sterling Abell, Toledo, Ohio, $10.00.

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HINA, with a population of four
hundred millions and with unlimited
natural resources, is bound to take a
prominent place among the nations of the
world. Electrical development will play a
large part in the progress of this great new
republic.

The General Electric Company has been
established in China for many years. This
company's products are well known for
their honesty and perfection of manufac-
ture. Many large G-E installations have
proven their excellence by long, satisfactory
service.

In the factories of this Company in the United
States are to be found many Chinese students who
are learning the latest developments in electricity.
They will return to China to assist in her future
advancement. These students and the hundreds
who have preceded them, can attest the reliability
and integrity of the International General Electric
Company.

Wherever electricity can be used in your for-
ward march of progress, the International General
Electric Company, Inc., offers the services of its
extensive engineering and manufacturing resour-
ces through its representatives and agents in China
and the Far East.

International

General Electric
Company, Inc.

NEW YORK
120 Broadway

SCHENECTADY, N. Y.

LONDON 83 Cannon St.

Representatives in the Far East :

Japan: Shibaura Engineering Works, Tokyo Dutch East Indies: International General Electric
Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd., Kawasaki

Company, Inc., Soerabaia, Java

Philippines: Pacific Commercial Company, Manila China: Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd., Shanghai

General Office for the Far East, excluding Japan and China:
International General Electric Company, Inc., Shanghai