Appointment of a General Conference Council
By A. G. Daniells
It is thought best to hold a spring council of the General Conference Committee at Takoma Park, Washington, D. C., April 4-11, 1906. It is expected that this council will be attended by the members of the committee who are located in North America, and such other leading members of the various department boards as it may be thought best by the heads of those departments, in counsel with members of the general committee. As the auditing for 1905 must be done at this council, it will be necessary for eight men not in the employ of the conference to be appointed to work with the General Conference Committee. As there has been no general meeting of the committee since the Washington Conference of 1905, and as many plans must be arranged for the development of the work another year, this will be a very important council. All members of the committee and heads of departmental committees are requested to make a careful list of business that should be brought before the council. Entertainment will be provided in Takoma Park. It is re quested that all members notify the secretary of their plans to attend. A. G. DANIELLS, President.