p. 24 | Review and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 42. (10/16/1913)

Earlier text: Colporteurs’ Summary for August, 1913

Elder Daniells Returns From Europe

ELDER A. G. DANIELLS reached Washington last week from his European trip. He spent several days attending meetings in South Lancaster, Mass., where he was joined by Mrs. Daniells from Washington. His report in this issue of European meetings will be found of particular interest.

Workers Depart for Spanish-American Fields

By Editor

We find that we omitted to note in the June sailings the departure of a number of workers for Spanish-American fields: J. A. P. and Mrs. Green, of the Foreign Mission Seminary, and C. P. Martin, of the Southwestern Union, to Mexico, to engage in the book work; and A. U. Cochran, of the Seminary, to Cuba.

Special “Bulletin”: Offer

HAVING a limited supply of the last General Conference Bulletin left, the Review and Herald Publishing Association will mail them post-paid, as long as they last, at the following prices:—

Complete set, unbound . . . . . . . 30 cents Limp paper binding, rolled . . . . . 40 cents Full cloth binding . . . . . . . . . 50 cents

Orders will be filled as they come in until the supply is exhausted.

The Book of Romans for Five Cents

THE Sabbath-school lessons for the next nine months are to be upon the book of Romans, which is, perhaps, the most difficult in some respects to understand, and yet the most rich and full of instruction in Christian experience of any of Paul's writings. The Sabbath School Department has recommended that all our people give special study to this book, and that as many as possible commit the verses to memory each week.

To assist them in this the Review and Herald Publishing Association purchased a large edition of the book of Romans, issued in convenient form for the vest pocket, so that all can have it with them at all times and be able to improve spare moments in the study of the book. The price of it is only five cents, post-paid. Send in your orders at once to your tract society for what you will need for your Sabbath-school. Isolated members should also improve this opportunity.

The Ingathering Campaign

By T. E. Bowen

ON Friday, October 3, 400,589 copies of the Ingathering REVIEW had been ordered. Over 66,000 were ordered that week. The original order provided for 500,000 papers. Another edition of 70,000 is being run, and these papers very likely will not long supply the demand. Night-and-day work will provide the papers on short notice, so let none slacken their efforts.

The conferences that reach their goal, $1.54 for each church-member, will be published in the REVIEW in the order in which their reports reach the undersigned by wire or letter. The list must close each week on Thursday night in order to go into the REVIEW before the forms close. Conference treasurers will know when the amount is in and can then report, sending the money in through the usual channel. Remember, $100,000 to missions is our aim!

T. E. BOWEN.