News from India and Korea

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 1, 1915

News from India and Korea

Under date of February 8, Elder A. G. Daniells writes from Calcutta, India. He had just completed his survey of the principal mission stations of the Indian Mission field, having traveled more than nine thousand miles in his visits. He expressed great satisfaction with the progress of the work and with the efforts being made by our workers. He sends a report of the institute and conference meeting which had just closed. This report will appear in an early number of the REVIEW. Elder Daniells planned to sail from Calcutta, March 10, for Singapore, and thence to attend general meetings in China. He reports that he and Sister Daniells are enjoying excellent health, and much of God's blessing.

Brother and Sister B. R. Owen, of Loma Linda, sailed on the steamship "Nippon Maru," March 20, from San Francisco for Korea, where they go to connect with the publishing house at Seoul. Brother Owen has had charge of the Loma Linda printing office for some time past, and goes to Korea to take the oversight of the publishing house in that field.