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;We220 CHINA MISSION YKAR BOOK.Paul D. Bergen, M.A., D.D.Harold G. Whitcher, B.Sc.H. S. Couseus, B.A.The teaching staff of the Medical College, so far asat present constituted, consists of the following foreignmembers, who will be assisted by competent Chinese :James Boyd Neal, M.A., M.D., President.K. 1 Yeiherr von Werthern, Dr. Med. et Chir.Charles F. Johnson, ]M.D.James Russell Watson, M.B., M.R.C.vS., D.P.H., Tsingchowfu,Shantung.Thomas C. Paterson, M.B., C/M., Tsouping, Shantung.The first three of the above named will teachregularly in the institution, while the last two will givesuch courses of instruction as their other duties willpermit.Besides the teaching force already arranged for, it isconfidently expected that other qualified medical men,belonging to neighboring stations, will consent to giveshort courses of instruction to the students.Regular teaching began on nth March, 1910, with10 men in the first class and 10 in the old class, underinstruction for three years past.are endeavoring to make laboratory work arather marked feature of our training here the ; equipment for four laboratories "beingnow on the ground,though owing to the exigencies of ouilding, only one thehistological laboratory is at present in commission.The other three are those of pharmaceutical chemistryand pharmacy, physiological chemistry, and clinicalpathology, all of which will be well equipped and inrunning order by autumn."An endeavour isbeing made to establish a college inMoukden in connection with the Presbyterian Missionthere.