Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-15

meetings a day have been conducted
most of the month, and the Loro mas
greatly blessed the message"
Following is the general summary
for January:
Total number of indoor gospel meetings oS
Total number of open air gospel meet
ings ............. ......'..''..''''' 70
Total number of gospel meetings. 80
Total indoor attendance ...........'. iuzs iz
Total open air attendance about. ......., ,3O"O
Average indoor attendance ........... 10
Average open air attendance about. $3.50. 40
Number OF professed conversions 15O
Number OF tracts distributed about. $500
Hours open outside of meetings. ....... 100
New subscriptions secured. ..........
Considerable clothing and food have been
given out during the month.
The receipts are as follows:
For subscription ............,........s .s2I.2o
For donations ........-.,...... o'VO
For donations purchase Of piano. 20.0O
For donations purchase of literature. $40
For donations evening offerings. l10
Total receipts ..........=........ .$b0.lO
Following are the disbursements:
Rent ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S26.OO
Salary, two-thirds ................... 1000
General expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O0
Helping hand ................'.... 30
Total disbursements $685.
The Sonora Union Rescue mission
moved this week from sos North Main
street to 419 North Main street, much
more desirable location. There will be
special opening service Tuesday night.
Plans are being made for a mission
to be given at the Cathedral of st. Vi
biana, opening the first Sunday of Lent,
March s, to continue two weeks. Revs.
Thomas c. McKeogh, S. j., and Rev..
Thomas A. O'Malley, S. j., two promi-
syiN
missions in San Francisco, will have
charge of the mission.
The Young Ladies sodality of the
Sacred Heart church gave hard times
social in Conaty hall last Tuesday ev-
ening.
Next Friday evening the students of
st. Vincent's college will give benefit
entertainment for the athletics of the
college.
Bishop Metz, who has been guest
at st. Vincent's college, is now sojourn-
ing in San Diego. He will return TO
Los Angeles later.
Mrs. Hester T. Griffith and Mrs. Fred
F, Wheeler will be the speakers at a
Frances E. Willard memorial service
to be held in symphony hall Sunday at
8 d. M, under the auspices of the Los
Angeles Prohibition union. Miss Weay-
er will read a selection and Mrs. {. j.
Hall will have charge of the music.
All temperance people are invited.
Or. Henry to Speak
At the First Baptist church the re-
vival meetings now in progress have
constantly grown in attendance ana
power. The singing of Prof. Stout has
awakened profound interest. A splen-
did choir of about fifty voices has sup
ported him in the musical program.
Last night DIR. Henry spoke on "Re-
ligious Fakers," and paid his respects
to some of the outstanding representa-
tives of another gospel, rather than
that of the New Testament.
Sunday DR.. Henry will preach IN the
morning on the Supreme Charm of the
Christian Religion" and Prof. Stout
will sing 1.-THE Model Church. In the
afternoon a great meeting for men VIII
be held under the auspices of the I. M'
G. A. DR.. Henry will deliver the ad-
dress on "The Languid and Limp
Young Man." In the evening ne VIII
speak on playing the Fool and de-
liver a prelude on Brewer Busch ana
his dear friend, who, would IKE 70 eau
me out to fight duel. In tnls au-
dress DR.. Henry will review the three
column advertisement published in one
of the papers of this city in defense Oh
the liquor traffic.
At the evening service Prof. Stout
will sing 1.-THE Judgment" save the
Boy, and "Tell Mother I'll Be There"
Every night during the week Or.
Henry will speak or preas'', with the
exception of Friday night, when
great demonstration in behalf OF young
people will be held and Uncle Boston
SMITH of Minneapolis will deliver tne
address. Monday night DR.. Henrys
topic will be Something Worth See
ing": Tuesday evening, something
Worth Believing; Wednesday, Some
thing Worth Knowing; Thursday
Something Worth Doing