The Chesapeake Institute by G. H. Clark.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 30, 1908

The Chesapeake Institute

By G. H. Clark.

THE Chesapeake Conference will conduct a canvassers’ institute on Chappell St., in Baltimore, Md., Feb. 15–29, 1908. A thorough course of instruction has been planned, covering the two weeks. Bible, Testimony, and book study will be taken up, also the art, theory, and practise of successful canvassing.

Brother I. D. Richardson, general agent for the Columbia Union Conference, will have charge. He will be pleased to have all our old canvassers present, as well as the new ones.

Board, room, and tuition will be furnished free to all who canvass within our borders. Traveling expenses to and from the institute will be met by the conference, by allowing extra percentage on books until the amount is refunded, or paid.

Bring Bible, “Hymns and Tunes,” “Early Writings,” “Gospel Workers,” “Ministry of Healing,” and any one of the following books for which you wish to canvass: “Great Controversy,” “Daniel and the Revelation,” “Bible Readings,” “Heralds of the Morning,” and “Coming King.” All who wish to attend the institute should correspond with the undersigned, at 1900 Landsdown St., Baltimore, Md., at least ten days before the institute begins, in order that arrangements may be made for their entertainment.

G. H. Clark.