Washington, D. C by J. S. Washburn

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 8, 1905

Washington, D. C.

By J. S. Washburn

The gifts for the One Hundred Thousand Dollar Fund are still coming in so rapidly that we are unable to publish the list in full, but May 31 our list stood at $90,814.07. However, owing to the press of other matters, the whole amount could not be regularly entered in our list. A statement read to the General Conference by Elder I. H. Evans, the treasurer, on Tuesday afternoon, May 30, was that up to that time the amount received on this fund was $96,703.79, leaving a little more than three thousand dollars to be supplied before we should reach the one-hundred-thousand-dollar mark.

We feel assured that some one will be anxious to supply the last thousand dollars, and we can but think that a number of others have waited with hundred-dollar donations until we should have nearly reached the amount of one hundred thousand dollars. Can not this amount be reached within the next week? The Lord, whose providences have so gloriously led his people during the last two years, will abundantly reward those who have so cheerfully and willingly given to build up memorials for the third angel's message in this great center of influence.

J. S. WASHBURN.