Robert Henry Boll was born of Catholic parents in Germany, June 7, 1875, and one of his kinsmen was an Archbishop. He lived a short time in Switzerland, was taken back to Germany, and came to the U. S. in 1890; was converted in 1895; the same year entered Nashville Bible School, "working his way"; left the Bible school in 1900; and has continued a diligent student of the Book in various languages. Has evangelized since 1896, since 1904 minister of Portland Ave. church, where his revivals are notable for their fruitfulness and his winter Bible classes are attended both by local patrons and students from distant places. In 1907 he became an editor of the Gospel Guide; was six years first page editor of the Gospel Advocate after which he was offered space in five other papers, but since January 1916 he had edited the Word and Work. For years he has taken the extra work of writing a Bible School Quarterly for adults. No one is known to the writer who for so long a period has given himself so completely to one thing--studying and teaching the Bible.

Word and Work Lesson Quarterly. Thorough yet concise; study question opposite lesson text;
      concise teachings points; attention kept on the scripture text; follows the Uniform Lesson
      Series. 9¢ each per quarter in any quantity.

The Word and Work. A monthly Christian magazine which is "set to declare the whole counsel
      of God" in the spirit of love. $1 the year; 75¢ in clubs of four or more.

BIBLE STUDY BOOKS
      Lessons on Daniel
      Lessons on Romans
      Lessons on Ephesians
      The Kingdom of God
      The Revelation
      Soul-stirring Sermons

      All of these books save Ephesians have eighty or more pages. Ephesians has fifty-nine delightful pages. Attractive paper covers.

      Price, 50¢ each; any 3 for $1.00.