p. 24 | Review and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 35. (7/13/1916)

Elder Allen Moon in Washington

ELDER ALLEN MOON, well known to the majority of our readers, has been asked to connect with the work in Washington, acting as pastor of the Takoma Park church and assisting as may be needed in the religious liberty and other lines of work. We believe that in this important center Brother and Sister Moon will find a wide field for usefulness. Their address is 114 Maple St., Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.

Dr. David Paulson Recovering

By Editor

DR. DAVID PAULSON, superintendent of the Hinsdale Sanitarium, has been seriously ill for several months, following an attack of grip. We are pleased to learn from a recent letter from him that he has so far recovered as to be able, with Mrs. Paulson, to accept an invitation from our sanitarium in Boulder, Colo., to spend several weeks in that mountain climate in rest and recuperation. We earnestly hope and pray that Dr. Paulson's health may be speedily restored.

News from the European Division

We have been glad to welcome Elder J. T. Boettcher, vice president of the European Division Conference, who reached Washington last week from Russia, joining his family here. Notwithstanding the great struggle through which Europe is passing, our workers from that field are always able to report cheering tokens of God's mighty hand over his work. These are distressful and perilous times, however, for many of the believers, and we should not cease to remember them in prayer.

Attack on a New Mission Station

ELDER E. L. MAXWELL, superintendent of the Inca Union Mission, passes on to the Mission Board a letter from Elder F. A. Stahl, reporting an attack upon him and Sister Stahl and their helpers, as they were planting a new mission station. The attack was led by priests, who urged the ignorant people to kill our workers. The plan was frustrated, however, and Elder Stahl expects to see this incident still further open the way for the truth. We shall later give a full report of this murderous assault, from which Elder Stahl escaped with but slight injury. Elder Maxwell concludes his letter with the brief appeal, “Please send us help.”

THE FAMOUS SUNHERI MUSJID (GOLDEN MOSQUE) IN THE HEART OF THE OLD NATIVE CITY OF LAHORE, NORTH INDIA. IT WAS BUILT IN 1753.

Towers from which for more than one hundred and fifty years Moslems have been summoned to prayer. “In the bazaar, on the train, on the steamship, in the courtyards of government offices (where prayer places have been provided), you will see the Mohammedan, at the appointed time, oblivious to all around, engaged in his devotions.” — THE FAMOUS SUNHERI MUSJID (GOLDEN MOSQUE) IN THE HEART OF THE OLD NATIVE CITY OF LAHORE, NORTH INDIA. IT WAS BUILT IN 1753. Towers from which for more than one hundred and fifty years Moslems have been summoned to prayer. “In the bazaar, on the train, on the steamship, in the courtyards of government offices (where prayer places have been provided), you will see the Mohammedan, at the appointed time, oblivious to all around, engaged in his devotions.”