Answering distant calls, edited by Mabel H. Erdman for the Student Volunteer Movement.

Series note in part at head of title.

M. Searle Bates, Bates of Nanking, by Maude T. Sarvis.--Harry White Myers, friend of Kagawa, by C.A. Logan.--Dr. Anna S. Kugler, Indian goddess, by Margaret R. Seebach.--H. Stover Kulp, in African villages, by Anetta C. Mow.--Questions for discussion.

Dr. Ida S. Scudder, medico magnificent, by Florence Gordon.--Dillmann Samuel Bullock, in the Shoestring republic, by W.W. Reid.--Frank C. Laubach, miracle man of the Moros, by E.F. Bell.--Bishop Schereschewsky, a mighty invalid, by J.A. Muller.--Dr. Regina M. Bigler, beloved physician of Cathay, by Mrs. J.H. Smith.--Donald McClure, red, rash, and religious, by a missionary colleague.--Dr. Susan Bauernfeind; orphans in an earthquake, by L. Ethel Spreng.--William Caldwell Johnston--He and we are one person, by Jewell Schwab.--Chester Bertram Rappé; C.B.R. of Chungking, by R.T. Baker.--Reverend Brayton C. Case; the fourth dimension, by R.L. Howard.--Charlotte De Forest; a life for the women of Japan, by Grace H. Knapp.--Dr. James W. McKean, doctor and friend, by E.M. Dodd.--George Reinke Heath, north of Panama, by W.G. Marx.--Jacob Gass, saint with a smile, by T.C. Seybold.