The Sabbath-School Worker Again
By Editor
IN harmony with the recommendation of the last General Conference, the Sabbath-School Worker will again be issued. The January number, containing helps and notes for that month's lessons, will be mailed from Washington in time to reach the schools before the new year. Notes will be supplied on the senior lessons as well as the others. Illustrated articles by Brother Pedro Lemos, giving practical instruction in blackboard drawing for the Sabbath-school, will begin in the January number. Sabbath-school workers have been earnestly calling for a journal to be especially devoted to their work, and will gladly welcome the familiar face of the Worker again. The schools that are receiving The Advocate of Christian Education, in which the Sabbath-school helps have been appearing, will now receive the Worker. The many schools not on the list should at once consider the matter, and order a club through their State secretary. A club sufficient to supply every teacher should certainly be taken. The price will be 25 cents a year in clubs of two or more to one address. Single copies, 35 cents. Prompt action should be taken so that we may have the lists made up at once, ready for mailing the January number. The Worker will be published by the Review and Herald Publishing Association, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C., to whom all orders should be sent by State offices.