Review and Herald Plant Moves to Washington
By Editor
Since our last mention of the matter, considerable progress has been made in the work of establishing the Review and Herald printing plant at Washington. The building is now practically ready for occupancy, and ten car-loads of machinery, stock, etc., have already been received. All the personal property has been shipped from Battle Creek, and ought to arrive during the present week. Last week Brother S. N. Curtiss, the business manager of this association, who has been in Battle Creek since the latter part of December arranging for this transfer, returned to Washington, accompanied by such employees as will continue their work in the new location. Those who understand what is involved in the removal of a printing plant will appreciate the fact that there is a large amount of work to be done before we can actually begin operations ,in the new building, but we feel that the most trying part of the experience is now in the past, and we are hopeful that we shall be able to send out the REVIEW from its new home some time next month.