A Request by W. A. Colcord

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 19, 1907

A Request

By W. A. Colcord

We are thankful to have our brethren and sisters send us clippings from newspapers containing items of interest on religious liberty and other subjects, and we wish to request them to continue doing so. We appreciate these very much, and, through our papers, endeavor to pass along the news thus sent. But we have an additional request to make. We wish that all who send in items or articles of this kind would be careful to indicate, either on the clippings themselves or otherwise, the name and date of the paper or papers from which they are taken. Hardly one in ten of those who are so kind as to send these in, thinks to do this, and yet many otherwise valuable and interesting items are practically valueless, and can be made little or no use of, because of a lack of a knowledge of these facts. Will our friends please bear this in mind, and kindly comply with our request in this matter?

W. A. COLCORD, Secretary Religious Liberty Bureau.