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Further Details Regarding Sanitariums for the Colored People

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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 19.

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Further Details Regarding Sanitariums for the Colored People

By W. A. Ruble; D. H. Krees; G. H. Heald

The Medical Department of the General Conference is making a strong attempt at present to assist the efforts of our brethren in the South to provide appropriate sanitariums for the colored people. Several articles have appeared in these columns of late in regard to this matter. More definite information as to just what is needed is at hand, and is given below. Our institutions throughout the United States are taking up this matter for the purpose of securing means to aid these worthy enterprises. We are in hopes that our people at large will take a sufficient interest in this, and forward means to the treasurer of the General Conference to be used in fitting up these new sanitariums. The accompanying list will give information as to just what is needed for these various institutions. We ask our people everywhere to join us in helping to raise these various amounts.
W. A. RUBLE, D. H. KREES, G. H. HEALD.