Enormous Demand for Protestant Magazine by Editor

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

Enormous Demand for Protestant Magazine

By Editor

An Urgent Message From "Shorty," A Successful "Newsboy" at the United States Treasury Building. We Now Have His Standing Order for 100 Copies of the "Protestant" per Month.

This enterprising news dealer at the F Street entrance to the United States Treasury Building, Washington, D. C., quickly sold 60 copies of the February or "Great Protestant Mass Meeting" and "Roman Mask Put On Again" number of the Protestant Magazine, and has placed his standing order with us for 100 copies per month. In the picture he is seen soliciting from one of the Treasury guards. Read his hastily penciled post card. Rev. R. H. McKim's two speeches in the February number are truly creating an "enormous call" for the same everywhere, to use "Shorty's" unique phrase! Four large editions have already been published as follows: January 13, 27, February 6, 16—a total of 50,000 copies thus far! Holding forms for fifth edition! LET CAMPAIGNS BE INAUGURATED EVERYWHERE BY OUR CONFERENCES, SCHOOLS, CHURCH OFFICERS, AND PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES, TO INTRODUCE THE GREAT FEBRUARY AND MARCH NUMBERS TO CLERGYMEN AND MEN OF INFLUENCE. SPECIAL TRIAL SUBSCRIPTIONS, FOR FOUR MONTHS, ONLY 25 CENTS. SEND THE MAGAZINE TO FIVE DIFFERENT PERSONS FOR SIX MONTHS FOR ONLY $1.50—REGULAR PRICE, $2.50. Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 copies. Sell or give them away. Address all orders to your conference tract society or to Protestant Magazine, Washington, D. C.