Interesting Talk on the Stamps of Canada and the Way they Recount History A meeting of the Shanghai Phila telic Society was held on Wednesdz ovening in the Royal Asiatic So of the Iowa State Teachers College,; tys Hall, Mr. J. A.
Smallbones a son of Dean James E. Russell of presiding. Mr. J. E. Lemiére (Secre-Teachers College, New York, was; tary) Mr. A.
Diercking (Exchange present and addressed the group Secretary) and Messrs. Theo, Sid. calling attention among other} dali, Lee Fai-tong, J. Mencarini, things to the fact that Teachers' College men and women are now scattered all over the world and are making their influence felt in the cause of education. Mr. E. D. Wallace of West China, another distinguished alumnus of Teachers College, spoke on the-increasing im portance of the part Chinese educators must play in the future developments of Christian education. Seventeen alumni of Teachers College were present at the banquet. A Teachers College Club was organized with Mr. 8. G. Brinkley of Soochow University as President.
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