VISITORS TO THE GENERAL CONFERENCE
By J. W. Collie
The Committee on Entertainment, in trying to make provision for all who are making application for rooms during the time of the Conference, find themselves confronted with a number of obstacles; and in order that the situation may be fully understood by all, we have thought best to send out a statement which, after being read, will enable individuals to plan accordingly. A large majority of those who are writing to us ask that they may have rooms in close proximity to the place of meeting; and while we would be glad to comply with all these requests, yet it will be impossible, as we have four requests for every such place. From present indications there will be a very large attendance, and arrangements will have to be made by many to bring ticks and bedding, and provide for themselves, the same as at camp-meetings. We have secured some large rooms for this purpose. Inasmuch as the time of the Conference is drawing near, we would urge all who have not made arrangements to write at once, inclosing a stamp for reply. J. W. COLLIE, Chairman of Committee on Entertainment.