The meeting wax addressed by Dame Adelaide Anderson, who viewed the growth of industrial problems and called on the Church as the only body so organized as to be able to express the needs of the people to throw its strength ito this evement.
hop Hoots, ina resolution of to Dame Anderson, called n to the fact that she had promised to give a year of service to the cause in China and expressed the gratitude of the Council thereat. The meeting, by standing vote recorded its hecety support of this vole of thanks, and Dame Anderson briefly replied.
My, BL. T. Tehow then addressed the meeting on the same subject. He pointed out that though Chri tianity might pervade China as it does some of the western nations, there would still be an industry problem, Mr, Tehow insisted on the portance of getting to work ject at once with a view especially to reducing the hours of employment of women and children factories.
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