THE many friends of Brother and Sister A. G. Daniells took much pleasure in welcoming them back to Washington the evening of July 13. They have been absent from headquarters for more than a year. During that time, they have traveled more than fifty-four thousand miles, equal to two complete trips around the world. They have visited more than a dozen different countries. At every port where Brother and Sister Daniells stopped, they found believers to welcome them. It is needless to say that this long journey on the part of our workers has been attended by most excellent results in all the fields visited. Only those who have been out on the firing line, laboring in the midst of great difficulties and heathen darkness, can appreciate what it is to have the counsel of one who has had such a broad experience in connection with this work. From every field the workers write of the great encouragement which Sister Daniells’s visit afforded. It seems that in the great Orient God has gone out before this people, and open doors without number are found for the entrance of the truth to the hearts of the people. As God called upon Israel of old to move forward, so his providence is calling to this people today to take advance steps in the prosecution of the work he has committed to them. We cannot for a moment rest in self-satisfaction or in contemplation of what has been accomplished. Much has been done through the favoring hand of our God, but a great, needy world stretches out its hands to God, and to us as bearers of the gospel message. Let the mute appeal of the souls in darkness stir our hearts to new sympathy, and energize all our activities in the carrying forward of this work. Brother Daniells will attend some of the larger camp meetings to be held during the summer season. He will have much to tell our brethren and sisters of the opening providences of God and of his marvelous leadings in the prosecution of the work in the great regions beyond. MISS RUTH MCCULLY, after spending the school year at the Washington Missionary College, accepted the call to Cuba, to engage in Bible and medical missionary work. She sailed week before last, in company with Brother and Sister Allen, returning from their short vacation in the States.