General Conference News and Youth’s Instructor Growth

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 13, 1909

General Conference News and Youth’s Instructor Growth

Quite a proportion of the delegates to the General Conference from foreign fields had arrived when this paper went to press, and the number was being increased daily. Among those from the home field who reached Washington last week were Sister E. G. White and Brother W. C. White, who had spent about three weeks on the journey from California, stopping at Loma Linda, Cal.; Huntsville, Ala.; Nashville, Tenn.; and Asheville, N. C. Sister White spoke at those places, and was naturally somewhat weary on arriving here, but she is now feeling quite well. A restful home has been provided for her in Elder G. A. Irwin’s new house, near the large meeting tent.

The volume of business on the Youth’s Instructor during March was the largest in its history, showing a gain of $1,895.55 over the amount of business done during the corresponding month one year ago. This increase is largely the result of the campaign with the Temperance number.