WHEN we wrote the notice for last week's paper, telling what would be in this week's SIGNS, we did not have in hand the report from our special correspondent at The Hague and also the one at the Christian Endeavor Convention that appear in this paper. The "federation" projects that are reported in these articles are very significant to those who know what they mean. In next week's paper we will have the rest of the report from the Christian Endeavor Convention, and also a report from our former associate editor, C. M. Snow, of the Catholic Federation Convention that has just held its annual session in Indianapolis.
All our readers should keep themselves fully informed in regard to these federation movements, and they should therefore study these issues of the paper closely. And if they do this, we feel sure that they will want to do everything they can to extend their circulation.
In addition to these important articles, our symposium next week will be upon the general theme of "The Change of the Sabbath." This is a subject that many people are frequently inquiring about. You will often hear the question asked, "How was the Sabbath changed from Saturday to Sunday?"
The subject-matter of these special numbers is of most vital importance, and we hope that the interest of our patrons to read and circulate the paper will continue to increase more and more.