Payenjung. Its beginnings were in a military camp to quell the Tibetans. The C.I.M. L. to R. 'Canon Streeter,' Mr. Mann, Dr. Z., J. Bell, Miss Tucker, Mrs. Bell & Miss Graham.

Two Moslem girls.

Hochow. A friendly smile. The 'Pa Fang' or south suburb of Hochow is the Moslem quarters: destroyed in 1928; now being rebuilt.

Lanchow, Kansu. Four of a kind & the Famine Relief car.

Lanchow and beyond. At the C.I.M. Home. [L. to R. Dr. Rees, M. Griebenow, A.L. Keeble, Ureck, Dr. Z., unidentified woman, Mrs. Ureck, Rev. Claude L. Pickens, Jr., Mrs. Keeble, Mrs. Mann.]

Lanchow and beyond. L. to R. Dr. Rees, M. Griebenow, A.L. Keeble, Ureck, Dr. Z., [unidentified woman], Mrs. Ureck, C.D. Holton, Mrs. Keeble, Mrs. Mann.

Lanchow to Shincheng. Griebenow, Dr. Z, Keeble. Our escort the first 80 li.

Sining. Th[re]e of the eighty students. A Salar, one from Hochow, the third from Sining.

Sining. Dr. Z. and Ma Wen-liang, a graduate of Tsen Ta Normal School, Peiping.

Tang Wan Ch'uan. A Tung Hsiang Hui Hui.

Sining. Ma Wen-liang, a coming Moslem leader of Tsinghai.

On the road to Lanchow. Our major-domo.

On the road to Lanchow. Ta chiening at Man Ping.

The Conference group, China Inland Mission compound, Lanchow

C.I.M. Lanchow. Rev. & Mrs. Mann.

Borden Memorial Hospital. Three Moslem lepers. Baptised in 1934.

Borden Memorial Hospital. Dr. & Mrs. Pierce though not when this was taken.

Borden Memorial Hospital. Miss Taylor, Mrs. Gribenow & son, Dr. Z., Mrs. Wood, Dr. Rees & Keeble.

Borden Memorial Hospital. Dr. Z. & New Sect ahung. Later first representative of New Sect to Lanchow from Sining.

C.I.M. Lanchow. A close up.