Review Office Employees Aid Sanitarium Building Fund
At the usual Sunday morning chapel service this week, Brother I. H. Evans, the manager of the Review Office, suggested to the employees that all connected with the institution should share in the experience of their fellow workers at the Sanitarium by joining with them in setting apart a certain portion of the wages received from the present time until July 1, to be given to the building fund. This suggestion met with a hearty response, and a substantial amount will doubtless be realized in this way. He also stated that the Board of Trustees were considering the propriety of publishing an illustrated souvenir of the Sanitarium, including a history of the institution and its work, a full account of the scenes and incidents connected with the fire, and a statement of plans for the future. He thought the Review and Herald Office might print a large edition of such a souvenir as its donation to a sister institution in distress, and that the proceeds would add quite a good sum to the building fund. The trustees will give this matter immediate attention, and they will doubtless adopt the plan. This spirit of willingness to share in the trial through which our fellow workers are passing will bring blessing to all hearts.