The January issue of " The Anglican" contains much of interest to the community, It is gratifying to learn that the hope expressed in the lest issue of this magazine that the work among foreigners in the Far East might be ce-ordinated has met with sympathy in several quarters. Satisfactory progress is reported in the matter of casuals in Shanghai and it is hoped that before the sammer a work shelter will be opened.
It is stated that the] ti "foreign school" section of the special Committee appointed by the Council to go into the question of educational facilities, has found that all sach echod are willing to furnish the information desired. An editorial note makes a plea that the Council should do a great deal less or s good deal more, that it should either confine itself to assisting the primary education of poor children or extend the facilities of secondary education for all the children of the community.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.