THE ALUMNI MAGAZINE IN CHINA
That Dartmouth affairs, and the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, are of interest to a Chinese alumnus in far-away China, is shown by the following letter recently received by a member of the class of 1911, from Lin-Yi Ho of that class.
"Dear ---,
"I am sending herewith notes to the amount of fifteen dollars ($15.00), and would request you to mail the two letters enclosed after putting $6.00 in the one addressed to the Dartmouth AlumniMagazine and $3.00 in the other to Joshua B. Clark, our Class Agent to receive contributions to the Alumni Fund. The balance of $6.00 is to be credited to my class dues. Please forward the sum to our Class Treasurer and ask him to send me a statement. I want to know how much I have yet to pay.
"Please note that my address is given hereinabove. I shall be pleased to receive all circulars and announcements about the class. In spite of the distance that separates me from the majority of the '11 men, you may feel sure that my interest in the Class and Dartmouth has grown no less.
"Sincerely yours in 1911,
"Lin-Yi Ho."
In the letter to the Alumni Magazine Mr. Ho stated that because of changes in his address, he had received only one issue of that magazine. Within a week of the receipt of this letter, an express box, containing the missing magazines, was on its way to China.
