The courier-index., 1920-04-30

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 kind of religious work the head of it is engaged in. As soon as
 you catch me I will sit down and you can go home. 1t is now up to vop and you can end the game whenever you like. So crack ahead,
 I'm ready. q i Heinz, 57 Varieties" yelled a
 fellow in the back row.
 I Mir. Heinz is president of the T Fennsylvania Sabbath School Asso- citation and is in all sorts of Christi ian work.
 I "Ivory Soap," came from half
 dozen.
 I MT. Proctor has just given $5OO,- GOO to Princeton College and his partner, MT. Gamble, has just given a large sum to the International | Young Mems Christian Association for missionary work.
 1 (By the way, you Young Mems Christian Association men will be encouraged as we'll as interested to know that MT. Gamble is one of
 Robert McBurney's boys in the old
 Twenty-third Street Association. It pays to conserve the boys. As the Itwig is bent" etc.)
 I "Huyler'sw yelled kid. I MT. John Huyler is the leading | Methodist layman in New York,
 heads the old Jerry McAuley Water Street Mission and does personal
 work down there every week.
 (Since I made this speech MT.
 Huyler has been called Home.)
 "Sherwin- Williams Brighten Up. We paint the Earth,' said some
 one who was probably an amateur painter.
 , The Sherwins are Baptists and Episcopalians and are in all the good religious work of Cleveland,
 one of the ladies of the family be- ing a noted Bible teacher, while MT. Fenn, the vice-president and gener- ? al manager of the great plant, is superintendent of the "Old Stone" Presbyterian Sunday School, and ? president of the Young Mems Chris
 tian Association.
 ;i "Sears-Robuck & Co.," cried a
 fellow with catalog.
 Mir. Rosenwald, the head of this 3 great concern, is godly Jew: He f gives $25,000 to every colored 9 Young Mems Christian Association 2 which will raise $75,000. He also r gives largely to the white assccia- g tions. Mr. Rosenwald also supports : rescue mission in Chicago. Swift & Co.," from fellow who l lived in Chicago. f MT. Louis Swift supports Lake : Forrest College, where they make
 Presbyterian ministers, while his g brother does the same for North q western University, where they make : Methodist ministers. f Quaker Oats," they yelled. $ MT. Henry Crowell, the president e of the Quaker Oats Company, is the 7 head of the Moody Bible Institute 0 and active in all the religious work 9 in Chicago.
 Arrow Collars" came next.
 When 1 was in Troy the other : day I was invited to stay all night r and attend the banquet that was r to be given to MT. Cluett in celebra- ] tion of his fifteenth anniversary as f president of the Troy Young Mems : Christian Association. I found that Q nearly all the head men of Cluett,
 Peabody & Co.,, who employ about : 1000, were active in the associa- ? ton at Troy.
 2 Coca Cola" cried the druggists 2 boy.
 : MT. Asa G. Candler, the owner ]. of Coca Cola, is one of five broth , CTS who have come to great promi- 3 hence both in church and state. One ! brother is Bishop Candler, of the ] Methodist Church, South. MT. Asa : Candler is also a methodist and act
 i've in all kinds of Christian work.
 In Atlanta he is at the head of ev-
 cry movement for the benefit of linen, women and children. MT.
 Candler is also active in Sunday school work, being a teacher of a class of young women. He is a r liberal giver to the Christian en-
 terprisesy
 !, John Wanamaker," came from a ! New Yorker.
 MT. Wanamaker is superintendent of the largest and most celebrated Il Sunday school in the world, which Il he started when he was a boy, in Il tent in the toughest part of Phil Il adelphia.
 Eastman Kodak" snapped a
 "fiend."
 Il MT. Walter Hubbell, the secretary
 of this great company, has the
 largest mems Bible class in the Il country, at Rochester. It has a
 membership of over HOO. H Toasted Corn Flakes" called the
 fellow of the light breakfast. H The Battle Creek breakfast-food H advertisers are Seventh-Day Bap- Il lists and interested in all sorts of Il religious work.
 H Remington Typewriter" cried Il the man in the commercial depart
 ment.
 H Mir. Calder, the manager of this Il great company, is an elder in the Il Presbyterian church at Ilion, and Il teaches class of boys in the Sun Il day school: and in this connection