at 10.30! fellow-workers.
The burial service was held in the Martyrs Cemetery, Taiyuanfu, on May 25, when a large number of Chinese and foreign friends attended conducted partly in Eng-artly in Chinese. The lined with ferns and flowers and in each lay a cross of roses; or roses—white, pink d red—surroünded each' grave and at the head were large wreaths of Chinese flowers, hung on stands.
Another memorial service was held in the auditorium of the College of enthralled Napoleon... thunders across the screen in spectacle ever vnloldad before you! Filmed on a giant with cast of Chinese Studies, Peiping, the large congregation including many personal friends of Dr. Wyatt, members of the missions in Peiping, (P.U.M.C., CA, Y.W.CA. and Yenching ersity. Dr. H. R. Williamson conducted the service and gave the memorial address, while the Rev.
Stuart Craig led in prayer.
Died in Course of Duty Dr. Wyatt started on His ill-fated journey to ca much needed relief to northern mission stations; he was also going to the relief of a wounded Chinese woman in Sinhsien and to act as escort to three of his leagues who were moving to T.
ow for important relief and m ionary work. As their motor lor neared Kuohsien it was attacked by Chinese guerillas, who were obviously upsware of the identity of the ocwith єpri of thousands, including
ALAN MARSHAL
LEIF ERIKSEN
HENRY GORDON
'VLADIMIR SOKOLOFF
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