Coming to their work, he gave sone valuable advice. There were two things, he said, which constituted Harrowing tales of the suffering! end need of thousands upon thousands people who have Jost their heme: their livelihood, their relatives, anc who now have reached the point, where they may lose their lives if help does not come, were told at a meeting last Wednesday night of the Chinese-Foreign Famine Relief Committee, held at its headquarters in 97 jinkee Road.
'A telegram from Mr. Loh Pah-hong, a member of the board of the committee for many. years, was read at the meeting, telling of the Fesult of the investigation journey he is now making through the Shantung flooded areas on behalf of the committee. He reported large numbers of refugees crowding the high Jand along the Tientsin-Pukow. railway line and their immediate need of assistance. Driven from. their homes by the Yellow River floods, they have absolutely nothing with which to carry on.
In order to meet the urgency ut the situation, Mr, Loh: has arranged for the formation of branch of the which a portion of the $50,000 set aside by the committee for relief in Shantung will be used to finance the supply of food and clothing to some ito round Sy cata feria or ait
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