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The June "Watchman"

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 21, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 21.

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The June "Watchman"

By Editor

As a result of the great stir over the Mexican situation, we have decided, at the last moment, to change our cover design of the June Watchman for that of a battleship scene.
We have received a number of the latest Mexican war scenes, which will appear in the June Watchman, also a leading article on the conditions in Mexico by the editor, L. A. Smith. The June Watchman is going to be an exceptionally good one, one which our people will want to distribute among their friends and neighbors.
U.S. DREADNOUGHT NEW YORK PREPARING TO SAIL FOR VERA CRUZ
U.S. DREADNOUGHT NEW YORK PREPARING TO SAIL FOR VERA CRUZ
Our striking battleship cover design and article on conditions in Mexico, with appropriate Mexican scenes, and several other articles on the leading topics of the day, all presented in the Watchman's own intelligent and forceful manner, will make our June issue one of the most interesting numbers and best sellers we have ever published.
A live issue in a live periodical for lively times!
Dear friends of the Watchman, let's scatter this issue broadcast, and advertise it over all the land. The June Watchman carries a message which all should read, and will if given an opportunity.