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31G MKDlCATj AND PI IILANTIUIOPIC WOlUscontinued its efforts to promote a better knowledge ofhygiene and of methods for the prevention of disease.lir. Peter has conducted several health exliibitiojis andlectures in prominent cities reaching thousands of peoplethrough the eye and ear and in a most enlightening andpersuasive way. The registered numuer of those visitingthese exhibits and lectures has been over 100,000*.-One of the most important features ofNorsesAssociation medical work is that part done by the trainednurse. No hospital iscomplete without hereral interests of the Association are in his hands, and it isdesired that all medical missionaries in China may Jind inhis office a place where they will always be welcome and aready assistance in all ways possible.service and this has been so generally recognized that thenumber of trained nurses in the mission field has greatlyincreased in recent years. In the fall of 19.15 the NationalAssociation of Nurses met in Peking and were favourablyreceived by the President . There were forty-seven in attendance and the number engaged in mission hospitals in Chinais about one hundred and twenty-five.K The China Medical Missionary AssociationexecutiveTT, ,. ,<j.i tv-Secretarynow nas an Executive Secretary with an ofhceat 5 Quinsan Gardens, Shanghai, giving allhis time to the work of the Association.The business affairs of the Jownnl, as well as the gen*Si-