Changes in Arrangement by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 24, 1910

Changes in Arrangement

By Editor

Every paper has the privilege of now and then changing its style of make-up, though changes ought not to be frequent, as the average reader likes to know about where to turn to find any department. With this number we change the arrangement somewhat, putting general matter first, with editorial in the center, followed by field reports and the special departmental matter. These departments grow upon us and crowd the space, but they represent the activities of the denomination in the various departments of work. There is a world-wide movement on, and every believer ought to watch its progress week by week.