The February Protestant in Washington by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 19, 1914

The February Protestant in Washington

By Editor

District of Columbia Conference Officers and Workers Engaged in the Washington (D. C.) "Protestant Magazine" Campaign

Up to February 10, 3,905 copies of the great February or \"Protestant Mass Meeting\" and \"Roman Mask Put On Again\" number of the Protestant Magazine had been circulated in the District of Columbia Conference. The work is still progressing, and many interesting experiences are developing from a systematic canvass of Washington and surrounding territory. Numerous lists of subscriptions are being received from those to whom the conference workers and the Washington Missionary College students have sold the magazine. As a result of the sales on the street in front of the United States Treasury, a great interest was awakened among these government employees, as may be seen from the following post card received from a newsboy: \"F Street entrance, Treasury. Would you kindly send me 25 of those Protestant Magazines? I am a newsboy at the Treasury Department door, F Street entrance, and I have had enormous call for the magazine. I found some, but I had to pay 10 cents apiece for them. You can put me down for an order for 50 every month -- maybe more. Hope to receive them today. People here are ready for me to get busy. Yours respectfully, Coombs, or 'Shorty,' at F Street entrance to the Treasury.\"

LET OUR CONFERENCES, SCHOOLS, AND CHURCH OFFICERS EVERYWHERE INAUGURATE CAMPAIGNS TO INTRODUCE THIS AND FOLLOWING NUMBERS OF THIS MAGAZINE TO CLERGYMEN AND MEN OF INFLUENCE EVERYWHERE. GET THEIR TRIAL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR FOUR MONTHS FOR ONLY 25 CENTS. SEND THE MAGAZINE TO FIVE DIFFERENT PERSONS FOR SIX MONTHS FOR ONLY $1.50 -- REGULAR PRICE, $2.50. Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 copies. Sell or give them away. Address all orders to your conference tract society or Protestant Magazine, Washington, D. C.