A Note to Contributors
By Editor
To those who are writing for the REVIEW we wish to express our thanks, and to ask them and others to contribute their best work for the benefit of our large family of readers. And we further wish to say that our contributors must not be disappointed if their articles do not appear in the paper as promptly as they desire. There are a variety of reasons which may lead to a delay; some articles are long, and must wait until there is less demand upon our space; other articles may need careful study, and such pruning and changing as all writers are willing that an editor should make; other articles may not be quite adapted to the immediate needs of the paper; for these and other reasons, articles which are useful may be held some time before they appear. We ask our contributors to remember these facts, and not to feel troubled if their articles are not printed as soon as they are received. Of course there are some contributions which must be declined as not possessing the merit which entitles them to a place in the paper. Short articles dealing with the vital principles of the gospel, and especially with the application of these principles in the daily life, always have the preference.