The General Conference Treasury Department
By W. T. Bland
I AM sure our people generally are glad to know that Elder I. H. Evans has been able to close up his business relationship with the old Review and Herald Publishing Company at Battle Creek, Mich., to such an extent that he can now take active charge of the General Conference finances. Elder Evans's long experience in connection with the various departments of the General Conference fits him most thoroughly to take the management of the Treasury Department , and to direct in the financial affairs of the denomination. During the past two years while the writer has been acting treasurer of the General Conference, on account of the inability of the treasurer to take charge of the work, he has greatly appreciated the opportunities it has afforded. The correspondence with our brethren, both in this country and in foreign lands, has been a source of much pleasure, and has given a knowledge of, and an insight into, the various features of the denominational work that nothing else outside of personal visits could afford. Our people making remittances to the general office or writing for information concerning business matters or financial affairs relating to the General Conference or Mission Board will kindly remember to address all such communications to Elder I. H. Evans, Treasurer of the General Conference, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.