The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
GO TO CHURCH. TO
RING FROM PULPIT
Every Minister in City VIII
Discuss Propaganda in :
Services Today.
STEADILY GROW
Advertising Campaign for
"April 26" Will Garry
Tidings to All.
STEADILY GROW

In every pulpit in the city today the
go-to-church- Sunday movement will
be discussed. This has been planned as
preliminary to the campaign which
will open the carly part OF the week.
Those travelling Brigham street will
view on Monday a spectacular poster,
reproduction of famous biblical pic
ture. The effect will be impressive, as
the picture is full Of stirring life. 1t
depicts Saint John and Saint Peter
Fastening TO the sepulchre on Easter
morn. Whittier goest thou'' and a
caption equally pointed: ''To church
on Sunday, April 26.' Close following
the appearance Of these posters, of
which there Will be twenty-four, will
be the newspaper advertising campaign,
followed by reels in the moving picture
shows, banners on street cars and other
mediums possessing attention value
Plans for Publicity.
One of the most interesting features
in the way of contributory publicity is
a plan to have all newspaper advertis
ing on a given day devoted to the 60
to~church- Sunday movement = the
firm name, business, border, trade en-
'blem, location and so on to appear as
usual, while the inside matter will con-
tain an aphorism on go-to-church Sun
day. The novelty appeals to business
men and not one has hesitated to offer
his newspaper space to the cause,
The executive and financial commit
tees have sought to place tho go-to"
church on Sunday movement on a busi-
ness basis. This has been no easy
matter, as the raising of funds has been
confined TO usual church collections. In
some of the eastern cities large sums
were raised for campaign purposes, one
man in particular giving $4,000. 1t
is hoped that a tenth of that sum will
is so big that success is certain. 1t is
subject in which every man is in
terested a movement which no man
criticises, and which every man accords
hearty support. There are no factions,
no axes to grind, no money TO be made
1t is community uplift In which every
man who is approached says, 81 am
with you; tell me what can do"
Committees Named.
Nearly all Of the committees have
been named and are as follows:
Executive omnittee-Charles ".
Worthington, chairman; the Rev. W. w.
Reese, Nephi L. Morris, T. r. Johnson,
derson, q. U. Hiskey, secretary; Harold
j. Stearns.
Finance committee-T R. johnson,
chairman; Harold J. Stearns, secretary
treasurer.
Newspaper advertising-Otis G. Cross
of The Tribune, William Balm of the
Herald Republican, Gay McKinzie of
the Telegram, Sidney D. Alder Of the
Desert News, A. Reeves, Earl Havenor,
Alex Eberhardt, George G. Smith, E. NJ.
Qualtrough,
Stickers and window display cards
NJ II. Sowles, J. A, Swanson, J. Challen
Smith.
Street car advertising-A. Reeves,
Guy NJ Smith.
Moving picture shows-G. J. Badert-
scher, U. U. Hiskey, F. NJ. Brooke.
Secret societies and clubs-W. A.
Wright, A. T. McCanne.
Speakers before university and high
V. Worthington, u u.
Hiskey.
Canvas of city by blocks-Governo
J. G. Cutler, G. f. Zimmerman, Presi-
dent Nephi L. Morris, Major Richard
wv. Young, the Rev. VIII A. Belts,
President Hugh J. Cannon, President
William McLachlan, the Rev. w. w.
Reese.
To have letters addressed to en-
ployees and to get cards in pay en-
velopes-Scott w. Anderson, J, L.
Yundt, r. j. Evans, R. w. Hartley, e.
G. Caster, N, P. Stathakes, George G..
Smith, DR.. E. D. Hammond, Joseph s,
Trells, F. Eberhardt, Richard Wheat,
Charles Berry, G. A Quigley, S. L. Bill.
lings.