Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-06
.STOUCH DECLARESHE
WILL HELP BUSINESS
Says That He Is the Best Collecting
Agent That Could Be
Brought In

! Il come to your town under a cloud
of suspicion because the devil has come
ahead of me with a pack of lies which
/ must combat against" said DR..
, slough last night at the reception and
banquet rendered him by the business
and professional men of the city in the
Board of Trade hall.
Il am speaking to you tonight as
hard headed business men on the cold
blooded business proposition of what
benefits in a material and commercial
way you may expect from the eNanSe-
listic campaign, according to the man
ner II has work out in other places.
In the first place. | can say | am the
| biggest and best collecting agency
that ever came to town. BY my preach
ing of general morality, honesty and
restitution, dead beats learn TO pay
their debts. You will find that more
bad debts will be paid than the total
amount this campaign Will cost
Other Benefits to business
Other benefits enumerated were a
betterment i'm the type of employees.
more efficiency in workmen, with an
increased output from shops and fac
better physical condition of men alb
staining from liquor.
He pointed out that there We're
thousands of dollars increase i'm bank
deposits last year in Sunbury and Ber-
wick after the close of his campaigns,
and that saloons We're known To sell
less DOoIe III q week aller the revival
than they had sold every day before.
In conclusion he said. Il have n right
to expect YOU TO stand by me whether
YOU like my message from religious
viewpoint or not. because here is IA
great solution to many of the ills of
humanity
Local Men Speak
w. :. Essick was postmaster The
Rev. n. ~ Yates responded to the toast
The Ministry" and said that although
thA ipi tAp'G IL
for many people to understand it is Il
mans job. .. i. BeckleN, representing
the business men, declared that he be-
lieNcd the business men of the city
favor the campaign from a selfish
business standpoint, and that most of
them are men who think that true sue
cess depends on "A Christian life.
DR.. j. w, Ellenberger. speaking from
a physicians standpoint, said that
Christianity and the healing art have
always been closely allied and that
Christ himself was the greatest ply
sician. lie compared Or. Slough TO II
great specialist called in to aid the
Harry NJ Brett. school director spoke
ON behalf of the municipal government
in place OF Daniel 5. SeitZ who was
unable to attend. $50 men We're pres
ent and after the banquet they march
I'd in body to the tabernacle to hear
the sermon of DR.. slough.
lers, j. Harry Messersmith. j. Frank
Palmer, III. b. Lease, T.. $. Nissley,
Henry Gross; John r, Rote. Seth ii.
Barnhart. John r. Sclsam. Joseph II.
Frantz, George II. letters, a. NJ. Blake.
William G. Wanbaugh. V. w. Stan
ford, Ralph Il. Manley, J. z. Gipple. J.
smith, }. +. Brightbill, 4. p. Isenberg,
H. Il. Moyer, Il. !. Book ID. w. Cot
terel: Ross L. Beckley, L. NJ; Bricker, S.
Frank L. Meek. Robert r Meek, Charles
:. Meek. +. b. Musser. George f. Whit
ney, w. G. starry, IL. L. Griffin. w.
9eiSsrr 9ei5ser' WiIliam 9tutI J. pietriGhI MIio,
stetler, John NJ. Lappley, the Rev,
George f. Schaum. the Rev. Harvey
klaer, /; the RGv. G; H. Grove. the Rev. p.
the Rev. John II. Daugherty. AL. *.
Thomas, w. T.. DIETRICH. the Rev. \. w.
ialman, ID. \; Teats. l. X. Brininger.
+. J. Wallis, L. II; James }. o. s. Poor
man. The Rev Thomas Reisch. l. p
Bowman, A; G; Lehman, J. NJ. Miles. J.
r. ptaStnr Miller; J; r. Santo, J. A. McMeen
J.. Smith. Robert A. Carl. the Rev. j.
I; Spangler, Il. l.. Shope, c.. T. Clip
pinger. H.. T. Carl. John Bethel II. j..
W. $. ,Roebuek, |. j. Batdorf. B. II.
Michel. w. Il. Bomberger, n. p. Kines
r. X. Mountz, W. ~ WinemilIer, VIII
Jerauld. II. NJ. Filbert. G. r. Wolfe. J..
J; ShriVer; $; r, Bedleman Robert II.
t,orney, Il. Il. Wallower. f. A. Heffcl-
finger. r. f. Webster, the Rev. DR.. $.
G. swallow, James w. Barker, the REV.
pr. G; NJ. Dubs, the Rev. w. $. Harris,
the Rev. A; s. Williams, BENJAMIN
Whitman, the Rev. j. S. Armentraut,
the Rev. DR. Lewis S. Nudge. the Rev.
John NJ. Warden. b. f.. Blough w. f..
Schreadley; \. G. Backenstoss, J. NJ
stuart. \; IL. Stoyer. Henry Neil. Luther
Minter w; \. Laverty. Ralph Lavertv.
c.. r. Runkle, the Rev. |. n. seldom
ridge, DR.. c. E. limerick, George +.
Eldridge. Enos 5. Wenrick. Jr.. Captain
NJ. Neilson, the Rey. w. II. Marshall,
the Rev j. H. Albright. Walter L.
Montgomery, DR.. Galen Hahn. DR.. Harry
+. Douglass. +, II. Buckaloo. Brook
Alfred w. Lewis A. W. Lutz. E. e.
Gross, Harry NJ, Bretz. DR.. j. W. Ellen
berger. o. p. Beckley, the Rev DR.. viii
liam n. Yates William j. Schufley, ].
Clarence Murray John llore. NJ. l..
Lay, Lay, Kay ;: shoemaker. S. Lowengard.
r. b. Ellenberger, W. $. Esslck.
The members of the party present
were DR.. Slough. f. r. Cartwright. d
j. Spooner. H.. W. X. Patterson. Fred
Cartwright and w w shannon. -