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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 9, 1910

APPEALS are coming to the Mission Board from many of our missions for permission to launch enterprises demanding money that can be supplied only by the $300,000 Fund. Advance in China depends almost wholly upon getting the publishing work more perfectly organized. W. A. Westworth, the superintendent, in a private letter mentions their needs, and says: “We are all waiting with no small interest to see what China’s portion will be this year, and we are groaning at the very thought of having to wait any longer for the press work. That must come.” But the word “wait” is now on the way to them, forced by the lack of funds received on the $300,000 Fund. Other fields are also anxious as to what they will receive. During the summer months all pledges that can possibly be paid on the $300,000 Fund will help greatly to hasten on the message in these distant, waiting fields, and will bring much joy to the hearts of our faithful missionaries.