Pacific Press Publishing Association by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 24, 1916

Pacific Press Publishing Association

By Editor

WE have received from the Pacific Press Publishing Association a pamphlet of seventy-six pages, giving the report of the work accomplished by that association for the year ending Dec. 31, 1915. Our sister publishing house has been greatly blessed in being able very materially to increase the circulation of its journals and the output of its books. The report of the treasurer showed a net gain for the year 1915 of over $37,000, making the present worth of the association $266,680. The following-named persons were elected directors of the association for the ensuing year: C. H. Jones, H. H. Hall, H. G. Childs, M. C. Wilcox, J. L. McElhany, James Cochran, and B. M. Shull. The board organized by selecting C. H. Jones president, H. H. Hall vice president, H. G. Childs secretary and treasurer, and J. J. Ireland auditor.

Managers and department heads were selected as follows: General manager, C. H. Jones; first assistant manager, H. G. Childs; second assistant manager, James Cochran; manager book department, H. H. Hall; assistant manager book department, James Cochran; manager periodical department, James Cochran; manager foreign literature department, H. H. Hall; art director, F. H. Gage; cashier, T. F. Culhane. Branch office managers: Kansas City office, S. N. Curtiss; Portland office, G. C. Hoskin; Calgary office, J. M. Rowse; College View office, F. F. Byington; circulation manager College View office, J. R. Ferren.

The editors selected are as follows: Signs of the Times weekly, A. O. Tait; assistant, L. E. Froom. Signs of the Times Magazine, M. C. Wilcox. Our Little Friend, Miss K. B. Wilcox; associate, Mrs. V. J. Farnsworth.

We rejoice in the prosperity that has attended the work of our sister association, and pray that the good success of the last year may be but an earnest of greater prosperity in the years to come.