Untitled article by A. J. S. Bourdeau

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 11, 1915

Where the March “Protestant Magazine” Is Going—No. 1

By A. J. S. Bourdeau

DURING the first five days of the March Protestant campaign, orders for 13,703 copies were filled for the following twelve union conferences, as follows:—

Atlantic Union, 250 copies, as follows: Massachusetts, 50; Western New York, 200.

Columbia Union, 997 copies, as follows: Chesapeake, 50; District of Columbia, 555; New Jersey, 75; Ohio, 145; Eastern Pennsylvania, 65; West Pennsylvania, 100; Virginia, 7.

Lake Union, 304 copies, as follows: Northern Illinois, 24; Southern Illinois, 10; Indiana, 20; East Michigan, 250.

Southern Union, 215 copies, as follows: Mississippi, 15; Tennessee, 200.

Southeastern Union, 312 copies, as follows: Georgia, 280; North Carolina, 20; South Carolina, 12.

Southwestern Union, 50 copies, as follows: Oklahoma, 50.

Central Union, 150 copies, as follows: Colorado, 100; Kansas, 50.

Northern Union, 105 copies, as follows: Iowa, 75; South Dakota, 30.

Pacific Union, 100 copies, as follows: California, 100.

North Pacific, 126 copies, as follows: Western Oregon, 65; Southern Idaho, 36; Western Washington, 25.

Canadian Union, 22 copies, as follows: Ontario, 22.

Western Canadian, 10 copies, as follows: Alberta, 5; Manitoba, 5.

Miscellaneous orders, 11,062 copies.

Grand total, 13,703.

This great “Congressional Free Press Hearing” number will doubtless be the most-talked-of number of the year 1915. It was very late, due to the peculiar circumstances attending the hearing, and also to the special “Gallivan and the Knights of Columbus” material introduced at the last moment. Let it now be SPREAD BROADCAST! Wherever sample copies are dropped, the FREE PRESS FIRE will immediately catch and SPREAD. Send $1.00 for 20 copies or $2.00 for 50 copies today. Mailed to 20 different addresses, by the publishers, for only $1.00.

A. J. S. BOURDEAU.