p. 24 | An Organ for Paris by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 21, 1904

An Organ for Paris

By Editor

Our brethren in Paris, France, are very much in need of a good church organ for their meeting-hall in that large city. They have suggested that probably some of our brethren and sisters in America would consider it a privilege to donate an instrument to the Paris mission. Of course the instrument should be one in good condition, that will do service for a long time, as it would not be wise, to pay transportation on any other.

If any heart is touched to respond to this call, we assure you that the gift will count for much to our already burdened laborers in the French field. They will gladly pay all expense of transportation. The treasurer of the General Conference, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C., will make all necessary arrangements for shipment. It will be necessary to respond at once, as they need the instrument right away.