New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-13
IN of Sundays Converts
W will Preach in This
City's Churches
TO REACH NEW YORK
ON SPECIAL TRAIN
nh;Iadelphia Patrolmen
Will Address Their New
York Brothers

marrow will be "Trsil Hitter'
TTe hundred men. recruited from
..,e,llv every station in life-busi-
men. doctors, lawyers, preachers
,,,oonkeepers, policemen and the
',.,,r panhsndlers Of "Whiskey Row,
wbom have walked down the saw
trail which leads to Billy Sun
s,,, platform-are coming from
r,r,s,lphis TO tell the congregations
. 600 churches Of this city what mes
-. n, evangelist brought 10 them
n, coming Of the trail hitters by
...,,l train viii be the first big pre-
rui,,ry step OF Sundays three
.o,tss revival this spring. They
In ,el their stories from the Fifth
,,,,ys pulpi. as we'll as from the plat
s,,p OF tho humber chapel in the out
,.,r districts. They have been as
nd 10 the various churches accord
~ 10 the character of the congrega-
.ioss and the probable effect their
,,rtiealar appeals will be likely to
hsye.
They will be divided into teams, each
.Dsskinr at one church at the morn
" service and at another In the even
M. There viii be special service
for policemen. at which Philadelphia
Nuecoats will give their experiences.
The special train is scheduled to ar
i've al the Pennsylvania station at 3
o',loek. A stop will be made az Man
b,ttan Transfer. where some OF the
~sr. assigned 20 churches in Jersey
vim get off. The main body, however
wearing large badges on their lapels
bssrinr the numbers of the teams 10
which they belong. viii march through
he station % military order past a
-e,fption committee and reviewing
inep Of ministers at whose churches
.hsy have been invited to speak.
As the men pass each minister viii
rick out by number the men assigned
10 him and viii escort them 10 ms
church
Visitors at Many Churches
Among the churches that will hear
fhe visitors tomorrow are Fifth Ave
rae Presbyterian. Brick Presbyterian
Collegiate Reformed. Calvary Metho-
dist Episcopal. ST. Michaels Episcopal
fremont Methodist. Manhattan Congre
estional. Fourth Presbyterian. Parb
Avenue Methodist Episcopal, For
Washington Collegiate, Chapel OF tnC
Comforter. 81. Andrews Methodist
Episcopal. Calvary Episcopal. Central
Presbyterian. St. Paul's Methodist tpls-
copsl. Holy Trinity, West End Presby
terrain, Rutgers Presbyterian, Churcl
Of ,bs Covenant Fort Washington
Presbyterian, Fifth Avenue Baptist,
Mount Morris Park Presbyterian, Hope
Baptist, Central Baptist, Church o the
Beloved Disciple. ST. Georges Episco-
nal. Madison Avenue Baptist, North
PRESBYTERIAN and Scotch Presbyterian.
Grace Reformed Church, Brooklyn,
and every church in Plainfeld. y. j.
also have been assigned speakers, as
have me First Presbyterian and West
minister Presbyterian. OF Yonkers. The
speakers will cover every section with
in radius OF thirty-fve miles OF New
York
Mass meetings have been called for
tomorrow afternoon at Fort Washing
ION Presbyterian. Park Avenue Metno-
dist. Hope Baptist and Woodstock
Presbyterian churches. and Harlem,
West Side and Central Young Mems
Christian Association. The policemen =
meeting will be in the international
poiicemers Association, 226 East
Fifty-eighth Street. II will be IN
charge Of Patro.msD Big Ben Fowler,
doorkeeper az the sunday Tabernacle
IN Philadelphia and a convert during
the campaign there.
Railroad Men in Party
Among the Philadelphia men who
vii speak In the New York churches
are II. T. Paisley. treasurer OF the
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad; J. r.
Keller, secretary of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Young Mems Christian Asso-
siation T. II. Collar. president Of the
Franklin Sugar Refining Company;
Philip T. Howard. general manager Of
The Sunday School Tines and
Ulysses S. Rooms, attorney.
Syracuse has offered 20 send as
many teams a. we're desired, but only
four were needed. S. Georges Epis-
copsl Church will hear three men
from Syracuse.
A meeting Of the finance committee
Of which Arthur NJ. Harris is chair
nan, was held a. noon, at which the
details Of the plan 90 erect taber-
nscle 81 le6th Street and Broadway
we're gone over The next few weeks
viii be spent In organizing a corps OF
several thousand ushers and three
tioirs Of $500 voices each.