More Workers Ready by A. G. Daniells

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 11, 1908

More Workers Ready

By A. G. Daniells

ON the third of June five of our young men,—Riley Russell, J. W. Hopkins, C. S. Bossert, A. W. Hewitt, and W. B. Scott,—who have been pursuing their medical studies in the George Washington University of this city, were graduated from that institution, receiving the degree of Doctor of Medicine. On the same day Prof. B. G. Wilkinson received from the University the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.

It is the one aim of all these brethren to devote their lives to the advancement of God's closing work in this world. Professor Wilkinson remains with the Foreign Mission Seminary another year. Dr. Russell goes to Korea in a few months. Dr. Scott is engaged in sanitarium work in Oregon. Drs. Bossert, Hopkins, and Hewitt will remain in Washington, engaged in some line of medical work, until the settlement of pending arrangements for their permanent work in some of our institutions.

The members of the board of management and the faculty with whom we have had to do have shown our students great consideration, and we are glad that not one of our young men has yet failed in his examinations. We are also glad that every one who has finished his university work in that institution has done so with an earnest desire and a firm purpose to devote his life to the medical missionary work of this cause. A. G. DANIELLS.