J. S. WASHBURN by J. S. Washburn

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 10, 1907

J. S. WASHBURN

By J. S. Washburn

The $150,000 Fund

At the earnest request of those interested, we have prepared leaflets setting forth the situation and the needs in the South. One of these is entitled, “Why $50,000 Is Appropriated to the Work in the South,” and contains statements by Elder George I. Butler, Prof. J. E. Tenney, Dr. F. A. Washburn, Dr. M. M. Mattinson, Brethren Chas. F. Curtis, I. A. Ford, Lyman D. Randall, and J. S. Washburn, in regard to the institutions to be assisted by this fund,—the Nashville Sanitarium, the Huntsville School, the Southern Training-school, the Graysville Sanitarium, the Atlanta Sanitarium, and the Southern Publishing Association. Pictures of all these institutions appear in the leaflet. It is a comprehensive and clear statement of the present needs of the South which are to be supplied by this fund.

The other leaflet contains statements from the Testimonies calling for help for the work in the South, and definitely locating the headquarters for the Southern work in Nashville. Only a few statements, selected from the great volume of Testimonies that have been sent out for many years appealing to our people to help the work in the South, are quoted; among these some of the very latest.

These leaflets will be of great interest. We will gladly furnish them to any one who desires them, if such will apply to us at 610 Meridan St., Nashville, Tenn.