Pacific Press Matters by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 19, 1914

Pacific Press Matters

By Editor

At the recent meeting of the Pacific Press Publishing Association the following-named persons were elected as the board of directors for the ensuing year: C. H. Jones, H. G. Childs, H. H. Hall, M. C. Wilcox, James Cochran, B. M. Shull, W. E. Whalin.

The board organized as follows: President and general manager, C. H. Jones; vice president, H. H. Hall; secretary and treasurer, H. G. Childs.

The following appointments were made by the board: Auditor, J. J. Ireland; manager of book department, H. H. Hall; assistant, James Cochran; manager periodical department, G. C. Hoskin; assistant, W. V. Sample; art director, F. H. Gage; cashier, T. F. Culhane; manager of Kansas City office, S. N. Curtiss; manager of Portland office, J. F. Beatty; manager of Canadian office, J. M. Rowse; editor Signs of the Times weekly, A. O. Tait; associate, L. A. Reed; editor Signs of the Times Magazine, L. A. Reed; associate, A. O. Tait; editor Our Little Friend, Kathrina B. Wilcox; associate, Mrs. Vesta J. Farnsworth; book editor and literary critic, M. C. Wilcox.

We omitted last week to note the departure from New York of Elder B. C. and Mrs. Haak and family, who sailed for Buenos Aires, South America, by way of England. Elder Haak was called from the evangelistic field in Minnesota, to take the presidency of the Argentine Conference. In the same party from New York, Elder Geo. W. and Mrs. Casebeer and their two children sailed for Argentina, having completed their furlough following the recent General Conference. They were formerly in charge of the Pua school in Chile, but have now been assigned by the South American Union to evangelistic work in the city of Buenos Aires.