General Conference Bulletin by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 27, 1913

General Conference Bulletin

By Editor

THE General Conference Bulletin of the next session will be a sixteen-page daily, the size of the REVIEW. It will give full reports of the proceedings of the Conference as the meetings are held day by day. It will be filled with just such things as our people will want to know. While it will cost only fifty cents for the eighteen or twenty issues, it will bring promptly to our people all the important and interesting things presented at the Conference. The business of the Conference will be faithfully reported. All resolutions, appointments, appropriations, elections, statistics, etc., will be given. The Bulletin, therefore, will be not only interesting and instructive during the Conference, but a valuable record for reference in the years to follow.

Every person interested in our general denominational affairs, and every one who desires to keep in close touch with the progress of the world-wide message entrusted to this denomination, should by all means arrange to have the Bulletin for the coming session of the General Conference—the greatest and most important council of leaders of our world-wide work ever held.

Arrangements have been made for the Review and Herald Publishing Association to print and to circulate the Bulletin. REVIEW readers should send in their orders in ample time for the list to be made up before the first day of the Conference, May 15. Delays, mistakes, and disappointments usually accompany late orders. Let all avoid these by sending in their orders early.