Shanghai, Jan., 1921. Darling Kit:
The Shanghai Sight-Seers Assoc-lation is still going strong and see where I shall have to write you all my adventures, since they are no news to the blase boarders at my new home. They might as well be in Phicago as China for all the native life they see; but lest they think me a missionary do tell me about any new dances you meet up with and that will keep me on their map.
The other day some tourists with only a day in town came in to see the taipan and asked him to take them out toa temple. He said his speciality was cafes rather than joss-houses and tried to switch them to the Club, but since they declined he had! everybody in the office hunting for Chinese churches. Finally the alarm reached the head filing clerk who said that when she first came out some one had taken her to a temple gri Nanking Roed, right in the business section and though she couldn't give the address she thought she'.could feel her way to it again. Consequently she was appointed head guide and after much exploring re-discovered said shrine.
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