Use of the Review and Herald War Extra by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 10, 1914

Use of the Review and Herald War Extra

By Editor

We have received many encouraging reports from our brethren in the field regarding the REVIEW AND HERALD War Extra, which has recently been published. A number of our workers engaged in tent efforts have used large numbers of the Extra to good advantage in connection with their meetings. A letter received from Elder Stemple White, of Duluth, Minn., speaks of the excellent interest he has in his tent meetings, and of the good use which his workers have made of literature bearing on the present situation in Europe. Twenty-five or thirty thousand copies of the Extra were distributed in the city of Washington, D. C., where Elder R. E. Harter is conducting a successful meeting. Elder J. S. Washburn writes of the good use he made of the Extra in a large interest which he has in the city of Philadelphia. The matter in this number is still very timely, and we believe that still further use could be made of it by those engaged in labor for the general public.