p. 24 | College Debt Liquidated; War Extras Offered

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1916

College Debt Liquidated; War Extras Offered

By Editor

It will be a matter of great interest to the friends of Emmanuel Missionary College to learn that the debt, at one time $49,000, which has for years greatly hampered the school in its operation, has been fully liquidated. The Lord has greatly blessed the earnest efforts which have been put forth in the Lake Union Conference in bringing about this happy result. We hope that the near future will enable every educational institution connected with the denomination to sing the song of jubilee. We shall hope to receive from our Lake Union brethren an account of how this glorious result was achieved.

The Review and Herald has 50,000 copies of the War Extra on hand, and will close them out at $2 a thousand. This War Extra is not out of date in any essential feature. Its message is as vital today as it was when first printed. The donation, therefore, of $2 a thousand by the publishers ought to encourage some of our conferences to make a special distribution of these Extras in some of their large cities during the winter months, when the people have time to read and when it is possible to secure help in making a delivery. Two dollars a thousand means only two mills a copy—five copies for one cent, postpaid.