p. 24 | Day by Day by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 29, 1909

Day by Day

By Editor

DAY by day, as the time for the General Conference draws near, the great interest of our people in this important council becomes more and more evident. Workers from all parts of the world are on their way to the Conference. A large delegation from foreign fields will be present. An unusually large number from home fields will be in attendance. Many of those who can not attend the Conference are sending in their orders for the General Conference Bulletin, which will serve, in so far as reporting the principal things that take place at the Conference, as the next best thing to attending the Conference in person. One letter reaching the General Conference Office a few days ago from Australia contained an order for five hundred copies of the Bulletin, and gave notice that more were to follow. We trust none will neglect ordering the Bulletin until it is too late to secure the early numbers. The very first numbers will contain matter that all will want to know before the Conference is over. Let all orders be sent in at once. Address the General Conference Office, not the Review and Herald. Attention to this instruction will save annoyance and possible delay.