Special Signs Number on Capital and Labor
By Editor
On our second page will be found full particulars of the special number of The Signs of the Times which will be devoted to the stirring questions relating to the vexed problem of capital and labor. We hope that the officers of our conferences and churches are giving attention to this matter, and sending in their orders for this number of the Signs. It only needs a united effort to sell this issue by the hundred thousand, and without such an effort no very large circulation will be given to this number. Let there be no delay in bringing this matter directly to the attention of the people, and in sending good large orders to the Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal. On Monday, October 19, a visit was paid to the White House by those in attendance upon the council of the General Conference Committee. The Evening Star of that date contained the following paragraph: “Upon the conclusion of the session this morning of the council of Seventh-day Adventists at the church on Twelfth Street, the delegates, headed by Rev. J. S. Washburn, the pastor, visited the White House, and paid their respects to President Roosevelt, who spoke briefly to the ministers, and extended to them his best wishes.”