Letter from L. Moon to Rev. R. J. Willingham, June 29, 1905

Têngchowfu, China, June 29, 1905. Rev. Dr. R. J. Willingham: - My dear Brother, I have the pleasure of reporting a good half session of the Memorial School on North St. A better class of boys have come in this year, so we are not almost broken up by wheat harvest. Of course, we still have a great many poor boys who must go out to glean wheat & who, in the autumn, will have to dig up fuel for the winter. Still, in the advanced department more than half are above this necessity. I suppose that there are two reasons why the school is attracting boys of a better class than heretofore. (1.) It is getting quite the fashion to