Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-04

Enthusiastically, for | believe that what
ever you do you should do with your
whole spirit Let us go nj as repre-
sentatives of the various churches
alone, but as the representatives of the
Lord Jesus Christ.
Hymn 352 was then sung, after which
Supt. Williams, Of the Sunday school
of the First Presbyterian Church. sec
rotary of the central committee. then
read to the canvassers the following in
structions which he had prepared:
/. Take canvassers' card, and ex-
plain the nature of the questions to be
asked as given on the card to obtain
the needed information. BIZ sure to
have blanks at top of card filled ac
curately.
2. Every house to be visited; in case
no one at home, make a nole on the
card and call again.
3 If answers are refused. get infor
nation from neighbors. If not success
full in this, make a note on the card.
Have card to show for every house
visited, whether the visit is successful
or not.
4 In the case Of business houses, no
visit is to be recorded, unless a family
or individual lives in upper stories or
some portion Of building.
5. Canvassers will Iurn over their
visiting cards to their Superintendent
as soon as their work is completed, or
in case impossible to complete the work
notify your Superintendent and hand
him your cards with what you have
done. Do not retain the cards.
6. superintendent will inspect all
cards handed in, and if there are any
apparent omissions or palpable mis-
takes, correct them and then send them
to the Central Committee, care of Mr.
Ed. Schneider.
7. Have few calling cards with the
following written on them: please re-
turn"
Blank slips Of paper distributed be
fore the meeting granting the workers
the privilege OF writing questions III
regard TO the work were then taken
ND. Very few were turned in. one of
the questions was What shall we do
when we come in contact with Catholic
families?" The answer was that the
names Of the children in the family
not attending school should be secured.
after which they must pass on. In An
swer to a question if the Roman Cath
olic religion was to have been Coop
Grated in the movement it was stated
that they had been asked, but as they
themselves had made thorough can
yass of this nature 1t was not mecca
sary The question, "Shall we vlsl;
saloons?" was answered in the affirm
alive. 1t was asked thatpatn case
deficiency in the number Of canvassers
for any district existed who would BIZ
required to see that the deficiency was
supplied. The answer charged the su-
perintendent with the duty. The chai,.
man then announced that as to-day IA
"Circus Day and very few people
will be at home, it would be wise for
the various canvassers to consult their
respective superintendent in regard to
their starting out to-day.
A number of the superintendent
were present and calling their respec.
tives corps Of canvassers in connection
in various sections of the room decided
that the canvass would not be com,
menced until tomorrow.
will be engaged in the canvass in each
of the twenty-eight districts, together
with the names of the superintendent
DISTRICT /.
superintendent, Mrs. w. j. w. Cow
den, Indiana street; Mrs. f. Whally %
North Front street; Miss Bertha Loos,
North Front street. Miss Bessie Tom
iinson, corner Indiana and North
Huron street; Miss Aggie Hall 50
North Huron street.
DISTRICT ?.
Superintendent, G.. A. Horned AZ
North Huron street, Mrs. C. S. Wat
kins, South Broadway; Mrs. w. c.
Gardner, AZ North York street; Miss
Emma Ball, SO Virginia street; Mrs.
A. Bell, Ontario and New Jersey streets.
DISTRICT 3.
Superintendent, Miss LauSa Law
son, South Huron street; Miss Mollie
Wincher, 60 South Huron street. Miss
Eliza Ball, so Virginia street; Mrs.
John Richardson, 81 North Wabash
street; Mr.. Ernest Jones, 60 Ohio
street; Miss Lille Felber, 81 Mary
land street: Mrs. It. T. McCahon, South
York street; Mrs. G. S. Penrose, 81
Maryland street
DISTRICT 4.
Superintendent, Rev Jacob Brit
tingham: Mrs J. NJ. Weistling, South
Front street; Mrs. Jos. HYptley, South
Front street; Miss Bertha Greer, Ken
lucky street; Miss Edith Wilkinson,