p. 24 | Changes on the Review Staff by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 14, 1915

Changes on the Review Staff

By Editor

IN a growing and progressive work such as is represented by this movement, changes are inevitable. The home field must ever be the great source of supply for the outposts and the regions beyond. We send forth our best laborers with sorrow at our own loss, but with joy that we can contribute to the fields more needy. It is with these feelings that we see Brother C. M. Snow separate from the Review and Herald to accept a call to Australia. Brother Snow has been with this office for the last nine years, and during that time has done faithful and efficient service as one of the editors of the REVIEW. We have taken sweet counsel together, and shall miss him in the future. We are glad, however, of the assurance that he will still write for the REVIEW from time to time. This, we are sure, will be a source of satisfaction and pleasure to all our readers. Elders W. A. Spicer and G. B. Thompson will constitute the associate editors of the paper. Prof. L. L. Caviness, known to many of our people by his long years of school work in connection with Union College and other educational institutions, has accepted the position of assistant editor of the REVIEW. We believe the Lord directed in this call, and we heartily welcome Brother Caviness to his new field of labor.