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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 6, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 17.

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Breaking Previous Records

By C. S. Longacre

MORE than 250,000 copies of the Liberty Extra have been ordered and sent into the field. The petitions to Congress against the Sunday and press bills are being daily registered in the Congressional Record by the score. A strong impression has been made upon Congressmen, and they are more ready to discuss the question than formerly. The Sunday bill in the Senate (S. 645) has been held up so far by the friends of religious liberty in the Senate. But it is still pending. Letters and telegrams to Senators, protesting against it, are still effective. Keep ordering the Liberty Extra, and keep sending in the petitions. Keep the public interested in the campaign.
The regular number of Liberty for the second quarter is now ready. Our regular annual subscription list has reached the 23,000 mark, and is largely made up of prominent national and State officials and other leading citizens in this country. It is the most substantial list Liberty ever had. Now is the time to help still further to build up the list, while these stirring issues are before the nation. C. S. LONGACRE.