THE Young People’s Department of our General Conference is conducting a very desirable reading course. The outline of the course for 1915-16 has reached us. It tells of the “Possibilities in Spare Moments,” and how “Knowledge Is Power.” A course is presented for both seniors and juniors. Courses are also furnished in the German and Swedish languages. Encouraging young men and women to build up a library for themselves is one very desirable feature of this reading course. There are many individuals engaged in active work who cannot have the advantages of attending school or college, who may, in their spare moments, educate themselves by following some well planned course of reading. Those desiring the leaflet giving the outline of the plan, may address the Young People’s Missionary Volunteer Department of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. The books and the Youth’s Instructor called for in the course may be secured through any of our tract societies, or from the Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.