Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

in the various city churches, visiting
pastors being assigned to all. The fol-
lowing assignments were announced
this afternoon by Rev. Josiah Sibley,
chairman Of the pulpit supply COM
mittee:
| First Methodist, corner Fifth and
Pine-Rev. H. H. Bell, d. D., or the
First United Presbyterian church OF
San Francisco.
First Presbyterian, corner sixth ana
| Locust-Rev. H. H. McQuilken OF the
First Presbyterian church of San Jose.
Christian church, Fourth and Ameri-
lcan-Rey 7 Herndon Garnett OF Santa
Ana Baptist church.
Plymouth Congregational, Fourth
and Locust-Rev. w. T. Patchell OF
San Jose.
United Presbyterian, Third and Lin
den-Rev. M. M. Fitzpatrick of First U.
! p. of Pasadena.
Evening services at these churches
will be in conjunction with conven-
ton services in the Auditorium.
Sunday Morning
7-Delegation quiet hour services. or
| 9-Praise and prayer; hymns NOS; 70, .,
43; scripture from memory; SOLO, IN me tne
Secret of His Presence" lStebbins), MISS
] Gertrude Freitag Oh san Jose'
mentS. -, ..ox.
9:3O-Bible study hour. The convention
will divide into classes for the study Oh
Gods word, with topics and Leaders gnItan aS
of Los Angeles; Tenth Legion rev; M;
| NJ Fitzpatrick of First u. p churcn OF
Pasadena; Missions oisr pr; L. Rev %. McAiee r.
MADDEN, state evangelist; Citizeneship
and Temperance, Rev. d. Med. Gandler
q San BernardfnSS; ID FloanMg TSreh NJ Church eh
Herndon Garrnett Of First Baptist chureh 81
of Santa Ana; Junior work. HeV' II. H.
| McQuilkin of San Jose
10:30-Adjournment.
service in n,,,b5a LHns vi Se
filed filled by visiting pastors and Endeavor-
ers Rev. Josiah Sibley, pastor of the
Long Beach Presbyterian, church, IS
| chairman of the pulpit supply committee
Sunday Afternoon
s-sacred selection, abide With Me-"
Gchriste) convention Nns ba 5s prayers
seryiice' hymns iKn HeaTenly n9s Love Abiding
GTrowbridge) Y NJ. G. A. .Glee club; an; IN
nouncements;- offertory, hail blessed
Hadden, state evangelist; solo Must N st. l
Co. and Empty Handed" QStebpins) MIS-
S-Junior mass meeting in charge OF
Miss Maybelle Austenmell as OF Los ot,lre6 AneS-
les in Plymouth congregational churcn'
corner Fourth street and Locust avenue;
S-Intermediate, mass meeting IN In ehaTge dens
of Miss Winifred E. Skinner mere. OF shntaa, Pasadena
ian church, corner Sixth and Locust;
4S0-street and wharf eva eyangelistiSs ds
meetings in San Pedro, o. IN areass eaarg stafe
superintendent of floating work, and dnn Jonn
Makins, superintendent of San Pedro
9ga5 5.soNo5en air evangelistic meetings on
Long Beach pier and streets
Sunday Evening
6-Prayer and testimony meeting. Al
mission by badge only!
7:20-Intermission. Doors thrown open
to the public. Sacred selection Cal-
v2rS; 4:$S6;Ichopus RGGsey' The TfsneS Radiant Morn
OWoodWardS, Dr. A. T. Covert, director;
prayer, singing hymns Nos; T. 0S, Miibant Il ant
Words CTobaniJ, cornet solo with orches-
S:1O-In recognition of Stainless Flag
Bernardino, assistant superintendent OF
the Anti-Saloon league; double octet
"Hark,. Hark Ny N.Y., Soul & (She14lH; 5 4ons ;. the
convention theme Dr. VIM. Horace Day
of First Congregational church Oh Los
AaiGe-esl s!GieNsolo 81 Gave My Life for Thee"
(Bliss), Miss Gertrude Freitag OF san
| Jose. ., urh,
9:20-Moments of conseGTatlon, IN hio
Surrendered Life" Rev. j. Hernuoh Gar-
nett of Santa Ana. Az
e:4OGThe three-fold benediction. All
standing and in unison. -,
Monday afternoon the convention DEL
egates will take the Mount Lowe, inner
harbor and outer harbor trips.
Sixteen Hundred Registered
The total registration for the con-
vention is about 1000 tonight. Among
those registered are one from Japan
one from Mexico, many from Arizona
Colorado, and several from eastern
states. including Maryland, Pennsylva-
MIA and New York Elsie A. Tomltnson or
Eureka, Humboldt county. is delegate
| from the northernmost point repre-
| sented. All delegates whose railroad
| fare exceeded $40 are furnished free en-
tertainment this rule making the ex-
penses of those from the north ABOUT
| the same as those from nearby South
ern California cities.
| The committee in charge of the reg
istration expects that the attendance
at this convention will exceed that at
last years gathering at Berkeley by 30
| per cent,
The night sessions at the Auditorium
| so far have been attended by record
breaking crowds. Fully 5000 people at
tended last night and nearly as many
this evening.
Bunji Kida. a Japanese, is registered
at the convention headquarters. Mex
leo is represented by the Rev. James D.
Eaton of Chihuahua. Other visitors
from faraway points are: F. e. Rober-
| son. Mojave city; George w. Campbell,
Phoenix; A. Eliza Howell. Fair Haven,
n. Y; Maude A. Wilson, Phoenix; Gus
tave Hoener Ell Paso; c. E. Hall, Gin
cinnati, o.; Ruth Crum, Salt Lake City;
Mrs. e. S. Love, Detroit; ]. G. Hopkin-
| son, Baltimore; John Dickson, New
York City; Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Wright,
Amherst, Pa; Isabel Lindsay, Bolton,