p. 48 | School Pledges by George I. Butler

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 20, 1874

School Pledges.

By George I. Butler

To those who desire to pay their subscriptions on the school pledges, signed in the past, or to make any payments at the Office, I would say, Buy money orders at the post-office, or a draft on the bank. Have the amount payable to the order of James White, and send in a letter addressed to REVIEW AND HERALD, Battle Creek, Mich., and it will be all right. He is the President of the Publishing Association, and, as such, all money sent to that institution should be made payable to him.

All moneys designed for the cause (excepting those connected with the Health Institute), which are sent to Battle Creek are committed to the custody of the Publishing Association, and accounts are kept by those who keep the books with all these different funds. The Publishing Association, being a legal institution recognized by the laws of Michigan, capable of suing and being sued, is the proper custodian of these funds. The school money, for the present at least, should therefore be sent to it to the order of its President, James White.

I say these things because many orders are sent to me. And as I am away from Battle Creek a portion of the time, and my letters are forwarded to me, it makes much delay and trouble.

Let all remember to send all money orders and drafts, not designed for the Institute, to the order of James White, and in their letter state for what purposes it is sent, and address your envelope, REVIEW AND HERALD, Battle Creek, Mich. Read and remember.

GEO. I. BUTLER.

Maiden Rock, Wis., Jan. 9, 1874.