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159 if the pair had been seen. He was pointed onward through hutung after hutung, and at last he saw a man with a dog running in front of him on a string. It was too dark to see the dog, but Grandpa tried calling as he called for dinner, and Peter came leaping back to him. Grandpa is a hugs man and he asked roughly whose dog the other thought he had. The second declared that he had found the dog and it was his. Grandpa suggested that they settle the dispute at the police station, where Ching Ch'en had previously gone and left a written description of the dog and account of the circumstances. The pup was surrendered and the cook brought him home. Soon Dorothy came back and there was much rejoicing. Thursday, 28 January We called on Lee and Frieda; Dorothy called on Mrs. Dunlap; we had Chinese food in Tung An Shih Ch'ang, and then bought some new incense and came home. Friday, 29 January Alan and I spent a large part of the afternoon going over pictures at Y.S.C.S., where we had several points of difference in opinion to settle. Our discussion over we walked home, and had tea with Louise and Dorothy. Saturday, 30 January We hardly saw each other all day today, as I had to leave before Dorothy got home at noon in order to give a lecture to the Journalism class of Yenching up at Y.S.C.S. on "How to get the most out of a library." When I came home we went over to Violet's for tea, and Violet and Dorothy went over to Ruby's, where [[strikethrough]] Violet [[/strikethrough]] [[insertion]] Margaret [[/insertion]] was giving a birthday party for Jimmy. Tom and I settled down for a good talk, and in came Mrs. Hung and her two kids, and then Mrs. Stuart, and in letting the Hung kids in and trying to keep out the cold air (today was the coldest this year) Tom put his elbow through the glass in the door and we had to paste paper over the hole, and soon our wives returned and the Marches took their departure. In the eving we went with the Ennises and Rubys to see Mae Murray in "Jazz-manis." To me the most important event of the day was the first session of a seminar with Dr. Ferguson.