A Public Indorsement

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 29, 1915

A Public Indorsement

ONE of our workers tells of one of the best-known evangelists of the country having been a patient at his treatment rooms. During his stay in the city he took treatments after the night services. Sometimes it would be two o’clock before the treatment was finished. His wife came for treatments also. He used three tickets, each calling for a course of treatments.

On the last night of the meeting, with a large building packed, the evangelist thanked the people for their attendance and cooperation, and then said: “If it had not been for the sanitarium baths I should not have been able to keep up these meetings. The people of this city ought to appreciate and patronize these treatment rooms. I wish to thank publicly Mr. and Mrs —— for staying up so late to give the treatments. They are now waiting for me and my wife to come.” This was a very helpful advertisement for our workers.