One That You Will Like by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1916

One That You Will Like

By Editor

Once again the Watchman comes out with an unusually attractive and interesting number. The July issue is all that could be asked for. The publishers have done their best to produce a magazine that will appeal to the people to whom it is presented.

Among the articles in this issue we note the following: “Germany, Mexico, Japan, and America,” by Elder Carlyle B. Haynes. Those who have been reading Elder Haynes’s articles on the war situation will appreciate this one, as it deals with conditions in our own land and with the probabilities of our going to war. “The Far East and the Far West,” by Elder B. G. Wilkinson, is the first of a series of articles by this title beginning with this issue of the Watchman. Other articles in the July issue are: “Wake Up the Mighty Men,” “Armageddon and the Bible,” “The Right of Free Speech,” and “The Corruption of Early Christianity” (continued).

These good articles, with several short ones and the Paragraph and Outlook sections, together with striking cartoons and selected illustrations, make this number of the Watchman a most interesting one, one that all our people should use and help to give a wide circulation. It is one that you will like.

Order a supply from your tract society, and see how readily the papers sell. It may mean the interesting of some one in your community in the truth. The Watchman helps to break down prejudice and accomplishes definite results wherever circulated.