THEODORA MARSHALL INGLIS

New Lanterns in Old China

Illustrated. $1.25.

Stories of Chinese life by the wife of Dr. John Inglis who was for some years in charge of the Au Ting Hospital, China. Based on personal experiences they visualize with rare fidelity the sights and scenes of every-day life in the Orient.

MARY CAROLINE HOLMES

Author of “The Knock on the Door,” etc., etc.

Between the Lines in Asia Minor

A Personal Narrative. Illustrated. $1.50.

“Here are tense scenes, danger, treachery, cunning, courage, and devotion. Miss Holmes recounts the main events of Urfa during the winter and spring of 1920 and the part she had in what took place.”—Nashville Christian Advocate.

FRITS HOLM, C.C.G., LL.D., D.C.L.

My Nestorian Adventure in China

A Popular Account of the Holm-Nestorian Expedition to Sian-Fu and Its Results. Illustrated, with photographs by the author, Maps, Etc. $3.50.

Presenting the narrative of adventurous exploration and travel in the interior provinces of China. Dr. Holm’s account is full of interest.

D. E. LORENZ, Ph.D.

The New Mediterranean Traveller

With Maps, Plans, Pictures, Etc. $3.50.

An up-to-date Edition of the Famous Guide-Book of which a prominent reviewer said: “Will take the place of half a dozen ‘Baedekers,’ and prove its claim to be a most useful and practical handbook.”

OLIN D. WANNAMAKER

With Italy in Her Final War of Liberation

A Story of the “Y” on the Italian Front.

Illustrated. $1.75.

A graphic, spirited account of the extraordinarily useful work done by the Y. M. C. A. in Italy during the years in which the Italian forces engaged in the World War. [220]

DONALD FRASER, D.D.

African Idylls

Introduction by Jean Mackenzie. Illustrated, $1.50.

A missionary study which in addition to its informative quality, is real literature, and Dr. Fraser holds his readers in absolute thrall. Dr. G. H. Morrison says: “Thousands will rise from the reading of this book with a wholly new conception of what is being done in the heart of Africa.”

CHARLES R. ERDMAN, D.D.

Professor of Practical Theology,
Princeton Theological Seminary.

Within the Gateways of the Far East

A Record of Recent Travel. Illus. $1.25.

Prof. Erdman suggests glimpses afforded him through some unusual opening in the “wall” during a recent visit to the Far East.

“If this book would not convince one of the need of Christian missions, neither would he be convinced though, one rose from the dead.”—Boston Transcript.

MARY NINDE GAMEWELL

The Gateway to China

Pictures of Shanghai Yesterday and To-day.

New Revised Edition Illustrated. $2.00.

A new, revised edition. Mrs. Gamewell has contrived to catch and hold China’s colorful panorama, and furnish a diverting and informative description of its origin, manners, customs, people, politics and enterprises.

W. F. JORDAN

Secretary, Upper Andes Agency of the American Bible Society. Author of “Crusading in the West Indies.”

Glimpses of Indian America

Illustrated. $1.75.

To-day the Indian is to be found in greatest numbers in Mexico and Guatamala in the North, and Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia in the South. These are the lands Mr. Jordan gives us glimpses of.

RIGHT REV. CHARLES H. BRENT, D.D.

Bishop of Western New York.

The Awakening of the Moros

Introduction by General J. J. Pershing. Illustrated. $1.50.

Bishop Brent was Chaplain-General of the A. E. F. during the World War. For a number of years he was Bishop of the Philippine Islands, and is a recognized authority on this subject. [221]

MINGCHIEN JOSHUA BAU, M.A., Ph.D.

Graduate Tsing Hua College, Yale, Columbia and Johns Hopkins Universities

The Foreign Relations of China

A History and a Survey. With index. 8vo, $4.00.

A new and thoroughly revised Edition including the findings of the Washington Conference regarding China.

“A book of more than five hundred pages teeming with facts, bristling with dates, weighted with logic, from the first opening up of China up to the time of the present conference. The work is remarkable not only in the wealth of its contents, its scientific arrangement, its crystalline style, but in the temperate and restrained tone of its author.”—N. Y. Times Book Review.

J. R. SAUNDERS, Th.D.

Graves Theological Seminary, Canton, China.

The Chinese as They Are

Fully Illustrated. $1.50.

“Impresses on America the supreme opportunity and the greatness of the task which confronts the Christian forces. It is not only a mine of useful information, but a challenge to missionary effort.”—Congregationalist.

GE-ZAY WOOD

Member of the Chinese Delegation to the Washington Conference.

The Shantung Question

$5.00.

“A comprehensive history of the Shantung question from the German occupation of Kiaochow Bay down to the agreements reached a few months ago at Washington. The book will prove valuable for any one who desires a complete record of the question, and will be found particularly useful in that it presents in full the official documents illustrative of the course of diplomacy with relation to Shantung.”—N. Y. Herald.

OTHER BOOKS BY GE-ZAY WOOD

China, the United States and the Anglo-Japanese Alliance

$2.00.

The Chino-Japanese Treaties of May 25th, 1915

$2.00.

The Twenty-one Demands

Japan versus China. $2.00. [222]

PROF. EDWARD A. STEINER

Author of “On the Trail of the Immigrant.”

Old Trails and New Borders

$1.50.

A revelation of conditions to-day in the countries of Europe from which the ranks of the immigrant have been largely recruited.

“Alive in every line. The author is an exemplar of the possibilities America offers. Now he goes back to Europe to make a sympathetic survey. And whatever he sees he lets us see with him to the far horizon and with the larger background.”—Philadelphia Public Ledger.

W. F. JORDAN

Secretary of The Upper Andes Agency of The American Bible Society

Crusading in the West Indies

With Introduction by Rev. W. T. Haven, D.D.

Illustrated. $1.75.

The story of twelve years’ residence and experience in Latin America under the auspices of the American Bible Society. Mr. Jordan writes sympathetically of the men and women he has met, and of incidents which have come under his personal observation. Nearly every phase of life, as it is lived in Latin America, is dealt with.

PAUL RADER

Pres. Christian and Missionary Alliance.

’Round the Round World

$1.50.

What Mr. Rader saw and encountered in his round-the-world visit to foreign mission stations is here described. The breezy, inimitable personality of the writer is reflected from every page. It is a clarion call for world evangelization, written by one of the most virile and compelling forces in present-day American Christian activity.

FRANKLIN H. MARTIN, C.M.G., M.D., and others

South America from a Surgeon’s Point of View

A Guide Book for Lay and Professional Travellers. Fully Illustrated.

$3.00.

1. Description of trips to Panama, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Ecuador and Bolivia.

2. Summary of Facts: Historical, Geographical, Political, Social and Industrial on all South American Countries.

3. Vocabularies: English-Spanish and English-Portuguese.

4. Illustrations: The Book is profusely Illustrated.