Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
PLAN BUSY WEEK
FOR VOLUNTEERS
LOCAL CORPS WILL CONDUCT
SPECIAL MEETINGS
Bethlehem institutional Church Ar.
ranges Additions to Its Long
List Of Schools for Co.'S
mopoltsn Work

The con1ing week will be a busy one
for the local Volunteers of America
Colonel and Mrs. walter Duncan, rep
resentatives of the Volunteers on the
Pacific coast, will arrive in Los Angeles
this morning
Mrs. Dunn will speak at the Volun-
teer hall, 1913 East First street, this
evening on the great San Francisco
fire. which will be Illustrated with
stereopticon views. The Volunteers
have cared for many old people in San
Francisco and Mrs Duncan will tell OF
the work carried on.
Colonel Duncan will administer the
Lords supper tomorrow afternoon and
in the evcIling Mrs. Duncan will speak
at the Grand View Presbyterian church
on children's work
Colonel and Mrs. Duncan will go to
Long Bea ch Monday, where they will
hold q rally In the evening in the big
auditorium.
The casting Of votes for the presl-
dent of the Volunteers or commander
in chief, which occurs every ten years,
will be held at the local corps next
Wednesday.
Bethlehem Institutional church is to
add another to its already long list
of schools for the different nationali-
ties. A Japanese elementary school
for Japanese women and children will
soon be Instituted, where the Japanese
language will be taught. Already
there is an English school for Japan
ese, Russians. Greeks and Mexicans.
Russians Will Return
Word has been received by Rev. Mr..
Bartlett that the Russians who left
Los Angeles for Hawaii, have re-
turned to San Francisco and are there
working to secure funds to return to
Los Angeles. About forty Russian
peasant families are now en- route here
from Russia.
Suspend Evening Services
Evening services have been discon-
tinued at the Temple Baptist church
until the return Of Rev. Robert ]. Bur-
dette, the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Cressey,
pastor of the East Los Angeles Baptist
church, will preach at the morning SER
vice tomorrow
DR.. J. j. Wilkins, dean and rector OF
st. PauPs Procathedral. and Mrs. Will
kins will spend next week at Catalina
1t is expected that the Procathedral
will be ready for occupancy by the first
Sunday in September.
The Young Mems society of st. Jo-
seph's church will meet next Tuesday
eNenllE III the new 81. JOSepH 5 Hdll.
Rev. r. L. Spencer will preach at the
morning service tomorrow at the New
man Methodist church. Rev. G.. E.
Foster, the pastor, will preach at the
evening service.
DR.. Yoakum will speak at the Union
Rescue Mission. las North Main street
at the service tomorrow evening.
viii Speak to Y. M. c. A.
Rev. e. Nelander. pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, will speal
tomorrow afternoon at the mems meet.
ing at the Y. NJ C. A. on 1.-The Wire
less Messages from God"
The Young Ladies' sodality, st. Ra-
phael'S and St. Cecilia'S societies will
receive general communion at the
o'clock mass tomorrow morning at ST.
Joseph's church. In the evening a
procession will be held in honor of the
Virgin. Sunday being within the oc-
tave of the feast of the Assumption.
Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. F. M, the pas
tor will preach the sermon.
The Whole Armor of God" will be
the morning topic Of Rev. e. P. Ry-
land, pastor of the Trinity Methodist