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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 12, 1910

Committee Actions

THE following further reports of actions by the General Conference Committee, recommending the transfer of workers, may be reported:—

S. B. Horton, of Nashville, Tenn., to the New York Conference.

Stewart Kime, of Southern California, to Virginia.

Roscoe T. Baer, of Wyoming, to the Chesapeake Conference presidency.

Dr. L. L. Andrews, of the George Washington University, to South America.

Mrs. E. M. Peebles, of Nebraska, to Mexico.

The Signs of the Times monthly for May is a Commerce and Labor number, dealing in a very practical way with this subject in four special articles. Appropriate poems emphasize the thoughts that “the blessing of earth is toil,” and that “all labor is noble and holy.” A timely illustrated article deals with Halley’s comet, giving its history, composition, effects, etc., and effectively answering the questions that agitate the public mind concerning this celestial visitor. The usual departments are well filled with a variety of helpful articles. This number is one that will appeal to working people everywhere, and it should have a wide circulation. Young people in our schools who are planning to use this magazine as a scholarship-earner should study this number, and if possible begin their work with it.