After the officers for the coming year had been elected. Mr. A. de C. Sowerby, honorary director of the Shanghai Museum of the Society, ald that he refused to believe that the society was faced with bankrupted. He pointed out that the very building was worth at least $200,000 fand thought, as was already express ed by Mr, W. H, Way, that members of the Society did not know of the facts, He suggested there should be 'a great drive in helping to pay off the money, which he proposed should take place in October. Every member should do his utmost in getting money for the Society. In reply to the suggestion, Dr. Evan Mora:
(dit would receive the considera~ jon of the incoming committee.
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