The Spirit of missions . to the Dio-cese of Michigan for January. China The Rev. D. T. Huntington, of Rev. Edmund J. Lee, of Anking. Japan The Rev. I. H. Correll, , of Osaka. The Rev. H. St. George Tucker, ofSt. Pauls College, Tokyo. Availablein February. Miss Bessie Mead, of Akita. Miss L. H. Boyd, of Tokyo. Availablefor appointments in Virginia and NorthCarolina. Spokane Bishop Wells, in January and Febru-ary. Address direct at 281 Fourth Ave-nue, New York. Work Among the Southern MountaineersThe Rev. W. S. Claiborne, of Sewanee,Tenn. Address direct at 281 FourthAvenue, New Yo
The Spirit of missions . to the Dio-cese of Michigan for January. China The Rev. D. T. Huntington, of Rev. Edmund J. Lee, of Anking. Japan The Rev. I. H. Correll, , of Osaka. The Rev. H. St. George Tucker, ofSt. Pauls College, Tokyo. Availablein February. Miss Bessie Mead, of Akita. Miss L. H. Boyd, of Tokyo. Availablefor appointments in Virginia and NorthCarolina. Spokane Bishop Wells, in January and Febru-ary. Address direct at 281 Fourth Ave-nue, New York. Work Among the Southern MountaineersThe Rev. W. S. Claiborne, of Sewanee,Tenn. Address direct at 281 FourthAvenue, New York. Work Among Negroes in the SouthThe Rev. S. H. Bishop, Secretary ofthe American Church Institute for Ne-groes, 500 West 122d Street, New York. Archdeacon Russell, of St. Pauls,Lawrenceville, Va., and the Rev. A. , of St. Augustines, Raleigh, , are always ready to take appoint-ments, especially when a number of en-gagements in the same neighborhood canbe grouped. The Womans Auxiliary To the Board of Missions. THE TRAVELLING SECRETARY NO. V. THE DISTRICT OF HANKOW THE Travelling Secretary en-tered the District of Hankowon Thursday, September 17,and left it on Wednesday,October 21, a period of thirty-five daysand nights, of which seventeen nights,and nine and a half days were spentupon the waters of the Yang-tsze. Four days were given to Hankow it-self, four and a half to Wuchang, fourand a half to Ichang. Other visitsmade in Hanyang, Shasi, Hanchuan,Tsen-huang-Kang, Hsimakea, Shiba,Changsha, Kuling, Kiu-kiang, Anking•and Wuhu lasted from one hourto two days and a half each. The mere statement of this fact willgive an idea of the length of time ittakes to visit up and down the greatwaterway of China, though it gives noidea of the size of the missionary dis-trict as a whole, and of the time thatwould be consumed in visiting thoseregions lying beyond Ichang and in theinterior back from the river. If ourreaders will study a map of China, andfind there the Provinces of
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