The March Advocate by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 17, 1903

The March Advocate

By Editor

THERE is but one more opportunity to call your attention to the fact that the March Advocate is prepared especially for public-school teachers, and that our people everywhere are planning to place this issue in the hands of this class of people. You will be glad to know that this effort to reach the secular teachers as a class has met with a wonderful response. One State Sabbath-school superintendent writes: “I have asked each of our one hundred and forty-four Sabbath schools to send us a special donation for this enterprise, and I believe that they will do it. I expect also to receive special help from some of our brethren who have means.”

Orders have already been received for clubs varying from a few copies to four hundred.

There may be among the readers of the Review some who have not yet taken an active interest in this matter. Remember that this is the beginning of a movement to bring the truths of the third angel’s message to one of the most responsible classes of people in the United States. We have long trusted them with our children. Is it not time that we should reach their souls? Teachers will read educational literature when they might not find time for other periodicals. For this reason the Advocate may be to them an avenue for receiving the truth.

In small clubs, the price is four cents a copy; in clubs of fifty or more, three dollars a hundred. Address all checks and orders for clubs to The Advocate, Berrien Springs, Mich.