A Report of the Publishers' Convention by E. R. Palmer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 18, 1906

A Report of the Publishers' Convention

By E. R. Palmer

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for the publication of quite a full digest of the publishers' convention which has just closed. All the leading papers, a condensed report of the addresses, and a large part of the discussions will be given. The topics discussed and the recommendations passed will be reported in full.

The General Conference has undertaken to publish this report in convenient pamphlet form, and it will be furnished to our conferences and tract societies, and to all our people, at ten cents a copy, net. This does not cover the bare cost of printing; but the General Conference has volunteered to bear the extra cost in order that our people may have the full report at a nominal price.

This will be one of the most interesting reports ever published of a department convention, and we trust that our conferences and tract societies will give it a wide distribution, and that our people everywhere will secure a copy. Order through the usual channels, from your publishing house, or tract society office.

E. R. PALMER, Sec. Gen. Conf. Publishing Dept.