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A Second Carload of Books

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 3, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 38.

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A Second Carload of Books

By I. A. Ford

THE past few days have been very strenuous ones in the Review and Herald manufacturing department and in the packing room, in binding and packing the books necessary to fill another car for our Western branch office. This carload consisted of 101 cases, weighing 36,868 pounds, and containing 8,869 copies of our large subscription books. This is the second full car shipment we have made to our Western branch this season, besides almost daily shipments of smaller size. Large shipments have also been made to our Eastern branch office. Our colporteurs in the Columbia Union are having excellent success, necessitating many shipments of various sizes to the different conferences of this union. Thus the work is moving on.
We have already learned of quite a number of student colporteurs who have earned a scholarship for the coming year; some have earned more than one. Surely the Lord's blessing is on the colporteur work. Many of these books will be as seed sown in good ground, the fruit of which will be seen in the kingdom. I. A. FORD.