Complete Report of the General Conference
By Editor
For some weeks after the burning of the printing plant at Battle Creek, and again when we first began to print the REVIEW in Washington, we were compelled to issue a sixteen-page paper. Our subscribers appreciated the embarrassing circumstances in which we were placed, and made no complaint because of the reduced number of pages. We are pleased now to furnish to our readers for several weeks a thirty-two-page paper without extra charge, and to provide them with the only complete report of the General Conference, which begins its thirty-sixth session at Takoma Park this week. We shall make every effort to give a comprehensive report of this meeting, and shall make it as full as our space will permit.