Changes to the Review and Herald
By I. H. Evans
AFTER giving the matter careful consideration, and conferring with the brethren who were in attendance at the recent council in Battle Creek, the trustees of the Publishing Association have decided to change the form and general make-up of the REVIEW AND HERALD, as appears from the present issue. The trustees are confident that the readers of the REVIEW will be pleased with the changes made, although it may require a few weeks to become familiar with the new form. The twenty-two pages in the body of the paper in its present size, aside from the title-page and the publishers' page, contain almost exactly the same amount of reading matter as was contained in the old form. The smaller size of the page will make the paper more convenient in handling, and facilitate the division into its various departments. The trustees indulge the hope that in its new form the REVIEW will be a welcome visitor in more homes than ever before, and will continue to be a powerful agency in spreading the last message. I. H. EVANS,
President of the Board of Trustees.