Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

Club to Give Reception
The Mems club of Epiphany Episco-
pal church will give reception to the
new members Of the parish Monday
evening at the parish house. All new
parishioners are invited to this event.
To Give Free Luncheon
A free luncheon will be given at the
Pisgah home, 6026 Echo tsreet, from
1880 to o'clock today, to the people
| gathered from the highways and by
ways. Later there will be the laying
on of hands for healing by DIR. b. e.
Yoakum.
May Be Deported
Two Chinese, Chan All Fun and Gong
Hong, were before Commissioner Will
lfams of the federal court for examina-
ton for deportation. They were cap
| tured at San Bernardino May %, 1907,
together with Lung Chung and San
Toy, who have already been sent back
to China for failure to produce proper
passports,
coIored Women to Assemble
The second annual convention of the
State Federation of Colored Women's
clubs will be held in Bakersfield Aug
ust to s. A large delegation is ex-
pected to be present. Mrs. George M.
| Warner of Los Angeles, the state pres
| lQCllbB Will pEGSluSs lH6 Ifdy Va
Bakersfield will deliver the welcoming
address.
Rector to Go on Vacation
Rev. E. L. Howe. rector of the
| Church of the Epiphany, will leave the
first Of the week for short vacation.
August 8, Henderson Judd will speak
on the Pan-Anglican conference. Rev.
| Mr.. Buggy of Christ church will speak
that evening. August rs the pulpit
will be occupied by Rev. A. @. L.
Trew.
Wants 100000 Damages
The Union Tool company has filed
suit in the federal court against the
Wilson and Willard Manufacturing
company, in which 1t asks that the
defendants be enjoined from further
manufacture of a certain kind of UNI
derreamer which the plaintiff declares
Is an infringement on it's patent. The
Union company also asks for 100000
damages.
Bible Conference to Continue
The Summer Conference and Bible
school, now being held at the Bible
institute of Los Angeles, will continue
during this week. Among the speakers
will be B. B. Wilcox, state secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A: Rev. T. c. Horton,
r. A. MADDEN, w. Leon Tucker, 8. L.
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free and open to the public.
Burke Released
Edmund Burke, a local attorney who
is charged with having embezzled gold
bars valued at $437 from A. H. Deahl,
a miner, will appear in police court for
| his preliminary examination August a.
! Burke's demurrer to the complaint,
which he claimed was faulty, was ov-
erruled by Police Justice Frederick
son Friday morning. Burke was re-
leased on his own recognizance pending
the preliminary hearing.
To Hold Tent Meetings
Rev. A. W. Atkinson, presiding elder
of the Los Angeles district of the Meth
odist church, has united two cottage
prayer meetings at 1926 West Thirty
sixth street and 1924 West Thirty
eighth street in large tent meeting
for services during August. Revs
A. A Burge, C. j. Miller, e. ]. In
wood and Ell McClish will take par
in the services, which will be held
every evening, including Saturdays.
Meeting Of Foresters
At the meeting of the high standing
committee of the high court, Indepen-
dent Order of Foresters of Southern
| California, yesterday 1t las decided
that the next meeting of the Ugh court
would be held in San Diego about the
middle of October The supreme chief
ranger, z. G. Stevenson of Toronto,
| Can, is expected to be here and will
determine the date. A reception will
be f.iven in his honor during the visit
| here.