Something for You to Do

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 7, 1910

Something for You to Do

THE issue of Liberty for the second quarter of the present year was one of the most striking issues of that magazine ever brought out, both as to matter and illustrations. It contained no fewer than twenty-six half-tone illustrations of the rulers of this world, a feature which no other magazine has in any way, ever attempted, and which should open for it every door in the country. Every reader of the REVIEW could sell among his neighbors a quantity of that issue of Liberty on that feature alone. Every person to whom it is shown will wish to have at least one copy for the galaxy of kings and queens and presidents which it contains. But that is not all. The report of the hearing before the Congressional Committee on the Johnston Sunday bill, in that issue, ought to make every Seventh-day Adventist eager to give the magazine the widest possible circulation. The article “Do You Wish Congress to Prescribe Your Religion?” should be in the hands of every thinking person in the country. And these are only two of the important articles which it contains. There is a number of that excellent issue that can be had. Let the orders roll in for this number, and let the people have the magazine—your neighbors, who, perhaps, have never had the principles of religious liberty brought to their attention. Specify that you desire the number for the second quarter of 1910.