Ohio Tract Society’s Record Liberty Order

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 22, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 16.

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Ohio Tract Society’s Record Liberty Order

THE Ohio Tract Society has broken the record by sending in the largest order ever received for single yearly subscriptions for the magazine Liberty. The order specifies that the magazine shall be sent for one year to three hundred four persons, all residents of Mount Vernon, Ohio. The previous order received from Brother L. C. Mitchell, acting secretary, was also a remarkable one, calling for Liberty to be sent for one year to three hundred of Ohio’s most prominent citizens, including the governor of the State, four chief justices, one hundred fifty-two legislators, and one hundred forty-one judges. The two letters thus contained six hundred four yearly subscriptions, a splendid showing, indeed. We hope that other conferences will take the matter up and do a like work for the leading people in the various States.
WE learn that Elder W. C. White and Sister E. G. White will arrive in Washington from California next week.