NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 5, 1912

NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS

By Editor

January "Signs Magazine"

THIS number of the Signs is strictly to the point. Notice this partial list of contents:—

"The Eastern Question:" Prophetic light upon the great movements of history, the marshaling of nations, the battle of Armageddon, and the end of the world. This article shows what events must yet take place before the second coming of Christ. It gives clearly, by relation of events, when the battle of Armageddon will take place. It also shows by similar relation when Turkey will cease to exist as a nation. This is an important article, and one that should have a wide circulation, as thousands of people are interested in the conditions and events of the East, now the seat of war. Thoroughly illustrated.

"Restraint of War," by A. O. Tait, showing why no great wars embroil the world at the present time. How the spirit of war is restrained, and why.

"Lawlessness; Its Cause and Remedy," by M. C. Wilcox, outlines the terrible conditions in the world to-day, what has brought it about, and how it might be remedied. This condition is a sign of the times, and is clearly pointed out as such. The article should be given the widest reading.

"Reform or Revolution." What great men in touch with world conditions say of the times in which we live. It is an article that will grip the attention and almost startle one with the portentous significance that it gives to the future of certain movements in this country.

"Synthetic Chemistry," and what it is doing for the world commercially; how we are not keeping pace morally with our advancement physically and financially.

"Drifting Toward Sodom," by A. O. Tait, cites the conditions in New York, Chicago, and other cities, and gives the reason why these cities are becoming thus corrupted, and points the whole as a sign of the times in which we live.

"China; Its Bridges and Its Gardens," continues the articles by F. E. Stafford on this wonderful country, now awakening to new life. The pictures and descriptive matter give one a clear idea of these phases of that country.

"The Movement With Which Seventh-Day Adventists Are Indentified, as Outlined in Prophecy," by T. E. Bowen. This is one of a series which begins with this number of the magazine. It is a live topic, and of interest to every reader, and one that we hope will be given a large circulation.

Then there are articles on "Great Religious Awakening," "Man's Nature and Destiny," "Science and the Bible," "Light on Life's Path," and current topics. It is a strong number, well illustrated, and with a striking cover. Agents will have no difficulty in using a goodly number of the magazines. They will be ready to mail December 1. Send your order in now.

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