To be used toward the expenses of sending to the Foreign Mission Field and maintaining thereon, four additional Evangelistic (James T. Sweetman) Missionaries who would not be otherwise commissioned; or in the Board’s discretion, toward the support of additional native missionary workers, it being Dr. Sweetman’s desire that the Board, after it shall have discharged all its obligations to his wife, shall use the said income in the prosecution of what may be properly designated as advance work. In the case of the death or resignation of any of the said evangelistic missionaries or native missionary workers, successors shall be appointed as soon as practicable, to the end tat there may be at all times upon the foreign field at least four evangelistic missionaries or additional native missionary workers as a result of the bequest. In the event that such evangelistic missionaries or native missionary workers are temporary, unobtainable, and only for such period as they may be unobtainable, the Board may use the said income for other advance evangelistic work.

To be used for the purchase or acquisition of medical equipment, supplies, or furnishings and the transfer thereof to, or otherwise making the same available to: hospitals, clinics, or dispensaries, operated either by you alone or in cooperation with others, or to which you make substantial contributions; or operated by, or affiliated with national churches with which you cooperate in one way or another.It is my desire that in so far as possible the income should be used for items which are not included in the regular budget of the commission.If at any time it becomes impossible or impracticable to apply the income in the foregoing manner, then you may apply the income to such other part of your work as you may deem advisable.

[Egypt]

For work at United Christian Schools where Dr. H.J. Strickler was located.

For the support of one or more missionaries, to the extent that the income there from may be sufficient, at Hwai-Yuen, Ahwei, China.