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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 28, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 53.

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Harvest Ingathering

By T. E. BOWEN

THE Pacific Press has begun the third edition of the Harvest Ingathering Signs, which, when printed, will make a total of 800,000 copies.
October 21, 708,000 papers had been mailed, with orders still coming in rapidly. Thirty-seven local conferences and seven union conferences have ordered more papers than last year.
The autumn weeks now passing are the most favorable time we shall have for soliciting for missions. A little later the minds of people will be filled with holiday shopping, and unfavorable weather will come on. The weeks now passing, therefore, must determine largely what our success this year will be.
One conference president writes: “We are taking an active interest in the Harvest Ingathering campaign this year, and hope to bring our returns up much above last year. We are planning for a strong campaign, and I trust we shall see the result of our efforts in the actual gathering of funds.”
A telegram from St. John, New Brunswick, October 21, reads: “Maritime has more than reached its quota for Harvest Ingathering.” T. E. BOWEN.