Important Notice to Our Subscribers

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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 30.

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Important Notice to Our Subscribers

SUBSCRIBERS changing place of residence, who desire their papers sent to the new address, should notify us at once. Every day we receive notices from postmasters that subscribers have moved. If this were always true, we could change the addresses from these notices, but the post office sends them when one goes away for only a short time, and asks to have letters forwarded, but makes no provision for the holding of the papers until his return. Hence we have found it very unsatisfactory to make any changes of address from these cards. We are therefore making no changes in our lists without notice from the tract society or subscriber. We shall notify you that a postmaster's card has been received, and trust you will reply promptly, so that no papers may be lost. The papers are returned to us if not delivered, and we are therefore taking such names from the list until we hear from you.