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Review and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 8.

A CONTRAST
Earlier text: Faithful Unto Death

Good Word from California

A TELEGRAM just received from Elder J. O. Corliss, sent from Sacramento, Cal., gives us the following encouraging news: “Sunday amendment lost, fifty-six, twenty-four. Letter follows. Give thanks.” We rejoice at this another victory for the cause of truth in the State of California, and we hope that all our people throughout the country will not forget to “give thanks,” as Elder Corliss requests. The battle there has been a strenuous and determined one, but victory has again crowned the earnest efforts of our people to stem the tide of evil and oppression.
W. A. COLCORD,
Secretary Religious Liberty Bureau.

Hearing on the Johnston Sunday Bill

Several brethren from near-by conferences attended the hearing on the Johnston Sunday bill before the House Committee on the District of Columbia. Among the visitors were Elders W. H. Heckman and O. O. Bernstein, of Philadelphia; M. L. Andreasen and Amos Mitchell, of New York City; A. R. Bell, of York, Pa.; and Carl B. Haynes, of Baltimore.

Elder McMoody Visits Washington

We have been pleased to greet Elder C. D. McMoody, of Constantinople, Turkey, who arrived in Washington a short time ago, with a cheering report. He comes as a delegate to the General Conference, arriving early in order to give needed attention to building up his health.

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Review and Herald · Feb 25, 1909