Leaflet on Takoma Park Institutions
By Editor
A LEAFLET of forty-eight pages with cover has just been issued by the General Conference Committee in the interest of the institutions now being established at Takoma Park. This leaflet contains articles of much interest prepared by Mrs. E. G. White, Brethren A. G. Daniells, W. A. Spicer, J. W. Lawhead, G. B. Thompson, Luther Warren, W. A. Colcord, W. C. White, and J. S. Washburn, and Dr. G. A. Hare. Nearly all the articles are quite brief and pointed, dealing with various experiences in removing our headquarters and re-establishing the work here. There are also a few letters of much interest from contributors to the One Hundred Thousand Dollar Fund. The design of this leaflet is to give to our people such information as will make them intelligent concerning the recent developments in the history of our work, and to present to them an earnest appeal to furnish the means required for the establishment of the institutions to be built here. We hope our people will give serious attention to the matter contained in this leaflet, and that there will be a prompt and hearty response to the call for means. It would be a source of great satisfaction if the amount designated for institutional work here could all be raised by the time of the coming conference. The time now is so short that a united effort throughout the field will be necessary in order to accomplish this. We shall await the result with interest.