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Asks Glover for details of how to purchase Glover's booklet on the 'Life of Christ'. Mentions that he is busy as it is the first day after the close of the Session. Sends news that Billy is married.

Invites Glover to lecture at the Pastors' Institute in the summer.

Explains that Mr T. S. Penny donated a copy of 'The Jesus of History' to the library at his mission station. Thanks Glover for writing it. Expresses his belief that people in China are open to conversion and not enough is being done to achieve this.

Regarding arrangements for Glover's accommodation and transport when he is in Canada. Mentions Mr Paul Breithaupt.

Congratulates Glover on his election to the office of Public Orator. Reports that Fred Harris and Shailer Mathews could secure Glover enough appointments to remunerate a trip to America but they cannot make the trip financially profitable. Counsels Glover to postpone his visit until the spring when there will be more worthy academic appointments available.

Thanks Glover for their time together at Columbiona on Lake George. Mentions Dr White. Based on his reading of Workman's 'On Christian Thought to the Reformation', suggests a parallel between the contemporary intellectual and spiritual climate and that immediately prior to the Reformation. Hopes Glover will write a scholarly book rather than his proposed 'Impressions of America'.

Recalls the time he spent with Glover and Irving at Eaglesmere. Invites Glover to give a lecture series in the coming year at the University. Mentions Johnston Ross and President Judson.

Mentions that he and his sister enjoyed Glover's National Lecture. Mentions N. G. L. Hammond, a junior Fellow at Clare, and H. L. Clarke, another Johnian. Gives a history of his employment. Mentions that he was a schoolmaster at Fettes, before becoming a vicar and R.A.F. Chaplain.

Informs Glover that Mr Hartley is acting upon the suggestions he made in his letter from Rangoon about the Mission House occupied by Mr Sheldon. Mentions that he spent thirty years in India.

Thanks Glover for his National Lecture. Asks Glover to suggest books that would help him in his study of Greek. Introduces himself as a commercial traveller who has in the past taught himself Pitman's shorthand and piano playing.