Dr. Crafts asked a prominent business man of Chicago, who has
been active in the very heart of its commercial life for sixteen
years, to make a careful list of its one hundred richest men,
and then tell him how many of them were church-members. His
report was, “Seventy church-members, twenty-four attend church,
and I think are not members; three I consider dissipated, and
three are Jews, who are good citizens.”
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