Location of tabernacle—Second and Washington streets.
All hats must be removed within building.
Members of choir required to be in their places promptly.
Tabernacle may be entered from any side and ushers will look after all.
A section of reserved seats is provided in the front for those whose hearing is defective. Another block, in direct center, is for the children.
First to arrive have choice of seats, except those in the choir loft which are reserved by checks for members of that body.
No one is permitted to walk through the aisles of the tabernacle while Sunday is preaching. All are expected to refrain from talking or making other unnecessary noises during the services.
Those who attend services are expected to start early so as to not create a disturbance by entering late. Late comers are admitted, but are required to enter building from rear doors. The purpose is to make as little disturbance as possible.
Ushers, officers and firemen, detailed by police and fire departments, will be on duty at all services to prevent disorder or accidents.
Hand books of the campaign, giving detailed information concerning transportation facilities, telephones, committee headquarters, prayer meeting districts and many other important items of information are distributed gratuitous at the tabernacle.
Changes in the hour of holding services, or any other important development, will be given in the Evening Review.
Sept 1912 paper
Evangelist Billy Sunday (1862-1935) 