p. 24 | The Temperance "Instructor"

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 26, 1914

The Temperance "Instructor"

THOUGH up to March 17, 220,000 copies of the Temperance Instructor had been sent out, on that day, in addition to the usual flow of orders for immediate mailing, one worker placed an order for 15,000 copies for future shipment. Another worker in Canada gave notice that he would want 20,000 copies within a few weeks, and a lecturer for the Anti-Saloon League of a certain State asked for prices on 50,000 copies. Our people in all places ought to recognize the unusual opportunity the present Temperance Instructor affords not only in ministering to the one great need of society, but in paving the way, through friendly contact and hearty cooperation with the best people, for our greater gospel message.