The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-24
Volunteers Will Give
Aid by Electric Light
to Hurry Completion
of Building
YOUNG PEOPLE TO
DO DECORATING
Religious Census of City Will Be Ia
ken Tomorrow Within an Hou,
When Volunteer Workers Will Visit
Every Home

The coming of Evangelist Henry w
Slough to this city Within a week viii
md the cooperating churches pre-,
pared for the beginning of the actua
campaign, and everything in readiness.
for the opening of the tabernacle meet
ings. There has been, half wear.
active preparation for the evangelist'.
coming, and these preliminary activi.
ties will be at their height at theiI
conclusion next week.
The tabernacle is not vet near com.
pletion, but another week S work vii
hnish 1T. Night work will be done next
week, to give men an opportunity IL
help who must work at their repula,
vocations in the day time. The decor.
atlng of The interior will. be ,Ione hv
young men and young women of the
young men 5 and young women S com.
mittees.
To Take Census of City
The census committee has finally
completed its arrangements for the tok.
ing of a religious census of the rity
The work will start at $50 to-morroy
AFTERNOON. t Is expected that the
work can be completed in one hour.
Volunteer workers have responded ia
an appeal and under the capable lead.
ershlp OF the ward and precinct Gao.
tains have been assigned the territ nv
they are to cover.
The precinct lieutenants have mr..
ranged place of meeting within tia
limits of their respective precinct
where their workers are to report at
81 P. M, with two sharpened pencils.
lhey Will then receive their card sun
pies from the precinct Lieutenant ana
at the given hour will start to work
1t is hoped that at least one member
OF each and every family win remain
in the home between the hours of 2 10
and > clock in order that there NAV
oe no delay. A card will be made out
for every family. The purpose of the
census is to get information to plaoa
IN the hands of Dr. Slough and his
workers, as to the number of neon'e
who are not connected with any cburch
This information will later he turpeJ
over TO the personal workers league for
use after the close of the campaipr
The publicity committee had rep-
resentatlve in attendance at headauar.
ters all day to-day to give out supp les
OF the last issue of the ''Campaign
Bulletin which is distributed free
amongst the members of co.operatina
churches. Each church sends to hea /.
quarters for its supplies
Tickets for admission to the speriiI
service for church members in the tab.
ernaele Sunday afternoon, November
/, VIII be distributed at the same time.
From the nature of the address, sort
of . family talk, Instructions baya
been issued to be careful with the dis.
tribution of the admission cards. as the
attendance of outsiders is not desired
on this occasion.
AT meeting of the publicity com
mlttee held last evening, the chairman.
II. f. Webster, assigned members of the
committee to make tentative arrange.
ments with secret societies and trade
and social organizations for the hoya.
ing of special nights at the tabernacle
when those societies will be guests of
honor.
Call for Tabernacle Workers
me executive committee of the cam. Il.
palgn mas ISSUED another special call
FOR volunteer workers on the tabernacle
which is not nearing completion as
quickly as was expected Arrangements
are now made for putting on the elec.
tric light every evening next week. and
many offers of assistance in the even.
lngs, from men who cannot help during
the day, have already been received by
Chairman w. s. Roebuck