Literature Distribution Expands

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 14, 1911

Literature Distribution Expands

THE extensive circulation of our literature during the last few months is indeed most gratifying. Brother C. H. Jones speaks of the splendid record made by the Pacific Press, on page 21. The shipments from the Review and Herald have been equally as good. From the Washington office has been shipped an average of twenty tons of periodicals and fifteen tons of books, monthly, thus far this year. During the months of July and August, the shipment of books amounted to fifty tons. In the Lake Union Conference, agents’ orders taken during the first seven months of this year equal the total number of orders for the twelve months of 1910. The branch office at South Bend, Ind., shipped out an average of five hundred dollars’ worth of books, retail, every week-day during August. Let us pray that the Spirit of God may attend these many pages of books, tracts, and periodicals, and find for them an entrance into the hearts and homes of the people.