Wanted for Missionary Work
By A. W. Kerr
S. B. Taft, Valentine P. O., Arizona: weekly and monthly SIGNS, Watchman, Life and Health, Protestant, Liberty, Instructor, tracts, and especially Little Friends, for Indian school, reservation, and mining district, where no evangelistic work is established. Miss Mary L. Baker, Virginia, Minnesota: literature — papers and tracts. • W. Davis Burt, Nicholson, Pennsylvania: SIGNS, Review, tracts, in English, Italian, Polish, Lithuanian, Slovakian, German, Hungarian, Russian, and Chinese languages. Mrs. C. O. Jones, 720 Cherry Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee: tracts and periodicals, a continuous supply, for use in missionary work. The Good Literature Society, for the circulation of health and gospel literature in hospitals, jails, and other public institutions, welcomes and solicits contributions of back numbers of the SIGNS, weekly and monthly, and similar publications. Address: 381 The Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio. A. W. Kerr.