p. 20 | A Sunday-Law Campaign in Missouri

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 17, 1907

A Sunday-Law Campaign in Missouri

UNDER date of Oct. 6, 1907, Elder J. W. Norwood, Religious Liberty Secretary of the Missouri Conference, says: “I suppose you have learned by this time that there is a Sunday move on in Kansas City. It seems that the question is getting to be a live one in this State. I have been told that the governor is writing to all the county and city officials in the State, and urging them to enforce the Sunday laws. I am trying to get all the churches in the State to send Liberty to their county and city officers, and to circulate other literature also. All the churches I have asked to do this have responded nobly. Two churches not only sent the magazine to their respective city officials, but also sent it to two other towns near by. The Kansas City church has raised over one hundred dollars to meet the expense of the issue there.”