p. 32 | Census Returns by H. E. Rogers

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 4, 1907

Census Returns

By H. E. Rogers

THE Director of the Census, who is now collecting statistics of religious bodies in the United States, as authorized by act of Congress, reports that the officers of some of our churches have failed to send to his office the schedules which he has sent out with the request that they be properly filled and promptly returned. These returns should be sent to the Director of the Census, Washington, D. C., at once, in order that complete statistical information regarding our denominational work may be in hand for compilation in the report which the government is soon to issue. Will the person in each church who has received these schedules please fill the same and forward at once to the proper place? If any church officer does not know that information regarding his church has already been forwarded to the Director of the Census, will he not at once write for the blanks on which to report the desired information?

H. E. ROGERS, Statistical Secretary.