We have just received a copy of the annual report of the British Women's Work Association covering their activities from October, 1918, until October, 1919, and while considerable amount of the information it contains has already appeared in the press, the assembly of the vital facts connected with the Association forms a striking tribute to the work which has been done by British women all over China. For instance, the total sum dealt with during the twelve months under review amounted to no less a sum than $126,233.92, of which over $116,000 was spent on material and work, $2,700 odd on charges, $2,030 was the balance carried forward, while the administrative expenses appear to have been kept at an irreducible minimum. The balance sheet truly shows what excellent and careful work must have been put in by those having control of the finances,
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