Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-29
WILL OBSERVE
TEMPERANCE DAY
DR.. CHAPMAN'S "STAlNLESS
FLAG" TO BE DISTRIBUTED
Pastors Of Protestant Churches Are
Asked to Speak on Various Topics
on Civil Government.
Church News

A national temperance day VIII pe op-
served tomorrow throughout the protes-
tant churches of the land in aecordanGe
with a request sent out by the Anu AMI
saloon league of which DR.. E. ). Chap-
man is superintendent. The pastors nav
heen asked to preach on the various ,I
functions of civil government, especlally
regarding the recent ruling of the su-
nreme court declaring that the govern
ment cannot license anything lnIiiotai, ~ IL
SO therefore cannot license the liquoa u
traffic. Each pastor has been asked "
nresent these facts in his individual way,
and the Sunday schools will also take
part in the general observance with TEN
p1l In ai the state of California alone over
1000 clergymen have responded to the
call, and 125,000 copies of Dr. ChaPIiiaL P !; ;
famous address, The Stainless rag,
will he given out in the various churches
of the state. Also e. S. Lorenz' song,
"Give Us a Stainless Flag" dedicated TO
DR. CHAPMAN, will be sung by male quar-
Anreias almost every evangelical protes-
tanf pastor will speak on the general
theme.
Busy Week with Bishop
Rishop Conaty has been busily en-
gagged during the week in ot1clatlIs az az
the various commencement exercises
throughout the diocese. Monday ne
was at Oxnard, Tuesday at San, Ber,
nardino and on Thursday at the Sacred
Heart the Italian school, and IN the
evening al Hollywood college or the I'M
maculate Heart Yesterday the com
mencement exercises were held at St,
Joseph's school, and in the afternoon the
bishop visited the Mercy nome tor con-
This afternoon Bishop Conaty Will go
to Santa Barbara, accompanied by Rev.
Raphael Fuhr and Rev: FRANCIS j.
at the ordination of six young Fran
ciscan students into the priesthood.
Among the number will be Frater car
ence Redman, son of the WeH known
Redman family of Los Angeles.
The young priest will say his first
high mass in st. Joseph's church OF this
city week from tomorrow, where ne
attended with the members of the family
many years. Following the celebration
Father Redman will return to the col
lege at Santa Barbara to continue his
studies another year.
one of the noted educators of the coun-
try and who founded the Catholic Ma
tional Educational association, Will speak
high mass at the Cathedral of st. Vi
biana in accordance with an invitation
extended him by the N. E. A.
The closing mass of the school year
was celebrated last Thursday morning at
st. Josephs church. The commencement
exercises were held yesterday. =,
The last high mass of the season will
be celebrated tomorrow at st: VINCENT s
church, when Very Rev Dr. ]. S. Glass,
G. NJ, president of the college, will
preach. Commencing a week from sun
day low masses will be celebrated at 6,
7:3O, 9.3O and 10:45. Rosary and benedic-
ton will be Sunday evenings at 7:SO
o'clock.
season will be held at the Y. w. G. A.
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock Miss
Cora L. latham. the general secretary
will make the address Miss June Nut
ting will render vocal selections. July
1t is expected that the service will be
held in the court of the Girls collegiate
school and that on the following Sunday
it will be held in Highland Park. For
two months following there will be no
The Young Ladies sodality of St.
Joseph's church will give a colonial So
cial next Wednesday night in the parish
hall The young women will be attired
in oden time costumes and will have a
museum of antiques, in which they
promise to exhibit George Washington S
original hatchet and many other startling
relics of the father of his country.
Arrange for Camp Meeting
Methodists are completing arrange
ments for the annual camp meeting which
will open July q in the camp meeting
grounds at Huntington Beach, to con.
tinue one week. The camp meeting will
be preceded by Chautauqua session, to
The Y M c. A. will hold their usual
Sunday afternoon service tomorrow aft
GrlOOn at 0.0U o CLOCK III lIe L uSI Dap
tist church. Rev. j. Q. A. Adams who is
holding evangelstic services at that
church, will address the service, to which
all men are invited.
The Junior league of the Boyle Heights
Methodist church gave a social at the
church last Thursday night. The For
eign Missionary socity of the church gave
it's annual supper last night at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Allin.
The Fourth of July will be observed at
ST. Joseph's church with a solemn high
mass at o'clock. The friends Of Rev.
Raphael Fuhr, o. F. NJ, the pastor are
glad to learn that he is recovering from
a severe case of ptomaine poisoning.
The boys choir of st. Paul's pro-cathe-
dral will give a concert tonight in
Blanchard hall. An elaborate program
has been arranged, which was presented
last Wednesday night at Long Beach
The proceeds will be for the summer out
ing of the boys
Beginning July / there will be nc
Wednesday evening hour service at the
Cathedral of st. Vibiana, and on Sunday
evening rosary and benediction will be
observed in place of the Vesper service
Also beginning the first of the month the
summer schedule of services will be
ushered in. Rev. Joseph McManus will
deliver the instruction al the service to-
morrow evening.
Form an Orchestra
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
of the Memorial Baptist church, number
ing about 100 members, has formed ar
orchestra and will attend the rally of the
C. e. convention this afternoon at Long
Beach. Miss Danielson is superintendent
of the society.
Rev. c. c. Pierce, pastor of Memoria
Baptist church, has returned from two
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