p. 24 | Review and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 10. (3/5/1908)

Watchman Editorial Changes

By Editor

Some changes have been made in the editorial management of the Watchman, and the published card now reads as follows: L. A. Smith, editor; E. J. Burnham, associate editor; G. I. Butler, P. T. Magan, corresponding editors. Brother Smith, our former esteemed associate on the REVIEW, has been doing excellent work on the Watchman as associate editor, and his promotion is well deserved.

Medical Missionary Convention Proceedings

By Editor

For the benefit of any of our readers who might be desirous of securing the printed proceedings of the Medical Missionary Convention held at Loma Linda last October, we would say that these have been issued in pamphlet form, and can be obtained by sending fifteen cents to the Pacific Union Conference, Mountain View, Cal. The pamphlet contains 111 pages of well-printed matter, and gives a comprehensive summary of the addresses and papers given at that convention, together with the discussions and the resolutions adopted.

Tamil Sabbath-Keepers of South India

NONE should overlook the very interesting report given on page 15 by Brother James concerning his recent visit among the Tamil Sabbath-keepers of South India. Next week further illustrations showing their church building, its interior and fixtures, together with the description of a Sabbath day's services, will be given in an article by Brother Enoch. Those who are not receiving the REVIEW at the present time are losing much. Surely the evidences multiply all about us that God's special blessing is attending the work in all lands.

Readings for Missionary Volunteer Day

THE readings for Missionary Volunteer day are in the Instructor dated March 3, 1908. It may be necessary in some places to postpone the service one week, though the Instructor of that date was mailed February 21. It will not be distributed, however, in the Sabbath-schools until March 7.