To Questioners

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Mar 25, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 13.

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To Questioners

To Questioners.—It makes no difference what the question may be or how interesting the question may be, it is not answered, it will not be answered in the paper or by letter unless the name and address accompany the question. We do not ask this to make public the names. We never do make public the name of one asking questions unless it is requested by the questioner; but we ask the name as evidence of good faith. We have no time to give to unsigned communications of any kind, nor will the signature of initials do. This rule is invariable, works hardship upon none, and is fair to all.