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To Those Coming to the Pittsburgh (Pa.) Meeting

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 11, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 15.

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To Those Coming to the Pittsburgh (Pa.) Meeting

By B. F. KNEELAND

THE West Pennsylvania Conference and the Columbia Union Conference sessions, to be held April 7-21, 1912, as well as the conventions and legal meetings to be held at the same time, will convene in the Homewood Carnegie Library Auditorium. This is only one block from the Homewood suburban station of the Pennsylvania Railroad, with frequent rapid transit train service from the union and East Liberty stations. Hamilton Avenue and Frankstown Avenue car lines go on either side of the library, passengers getting off at Lang Avenue. Passengers on the B. & O. and the P. & L. E. Railroads can either take any car marked Union Station, changing to train for the Homewood station, or change to the Hamilton Avenue car at Smithfield and Fifth Avenues, which will stop at the door of the auditorium. Those coming from the east on the Pennsylvania Railroad should buy tickets to East Liberty, Pa. As there are several Carnegie Libraries in Pittsburgh, all should be sure to go to the Homewood Carnegie Library.
B. F. KNEELAND.