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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 29, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 45.

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Auditors’ Convention

By William T. Knox

THE auditors’ convention convened at Takoma Park, October 21, to consider the denominational system of accounting and other questions pertaining to the financial affairs of the conferences and institutions in North America. Auditors from all the unions in this territory, and a number of the union presidents and institutional men, are in attendance. Thorough work is being done in an endeavor to unify and perfect the systems now in vogue.
This is the second convention of this character that has been held by us in recent years. Much good was accomplished by the convention held in 1912. It contributed greatly to the efficiency of this important feature of our denominational work.
A report of the present convention, covering its deliberations and conclusions, and also the important papers presented, will be prepared in pamphlet form for general circulation among the treasurers, auditors, and managers of the denomination, in order that our work throughout the world may have the benefit of the convention.
W. T. Knox.