Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-26

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w. f. Marshall Pomona, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. f. p. Ferry. Pomona, re-
cording secretary; o. p. Purdge,
Riverside. corresponding secretary; g.
j. Walker, Long Beach, treasurer. M
NJ Parker, the retiring president, pre-
sided yesterday, assisted by George w
Gooch as secretary pro TEN.
Raps Standard Oil
At the closing session of the Lay
mems association last night. Andrew
G. Park, who was prominent figure
in the afternoon DEBATE, offered a reso-
luton, which caused some discussion.
1t is as follows:
Whereas, Many of the great COR
portions of our country and more es-
pecially the Standard Oil company,
have defied the laws Of the land, dis
regarding the rights of the great
masses of the people and thereby have
engendered i'll feeling and estrange-
ment between capital and labor, and,
Whereas, Our chief executive,
President Roosevelt, has successfully
which today threatens our nation, and
has thereby commanded the admira-
tion and approval of ali parties, and
Whereas, Chancellor Day of the
Syracuse university has made an un-
warranted attack upon President
Roosevelt because of his aforesaid
services to the country, and
Whereas. Said attack has been pub
lished in pamphlet form, presumably
by the said Standard Oil company, and
has been sent broadcast all over the
nation: therefore,
Resolved, First-That we hereby
denounce these corporations for such
unjust and unlawful acts.
I'VE hereby commend President
R6nEaVAIt M
manner in which he is correcting these
evils and assure him of our hearty
support thereto.
''Third-We condemn the attack
which Chancellor Day has made upon
our chief executive.
ANDREW G. PARK,
JOHN A. WOCHOP."
Resolution Adopted
This resultion, after considerable dis
cussion, was adopted amid continued
applause.
A. M. Drew of Fresno, a lay dele
gate to the last general conference,
made an address on Personnel of
General Conference of 1908," saying
that it was the greatest gathering Of
men in the worlds history.
Hugh e. Smith. also a delegate, spoke
on Things Done by the General Con-
ference"
The latter part of the evening was
devoted to the Greater Epworth
League" with addresses by oliver o.
Clark and Rollins. Tuttle of the South
ern California Epworth league.
The conference session will convene
this morning at $3.50 o'clock with de-
votions conducted by Rev. e. A. Healy,
who will take for his subject "What
Shall We Preach?" At 8 o'clock busi-
ness session will be held, followed by
the conference claimants anniversary.
This afternoon from 2 to o'clock the
Ministers Wives association will hold
a session at the Y. w. G. A. This even
ing the anniversary of the board of
home missions and church extension
will be observed with Rev. p. A. Healy
presiding. Rev. c. M. Boswell will make
the address.
Services for Sunday
The following Is the list of the SER
vices for Sunday and the visiting cler-
gymen who will preach:
Asbury Notwithstanding, Rev. R.
L. Barnet; evening, DR.. F. D. Bovard.
Boyle notwithstanding, DR.. L. d.
Boswell; evening, DR.. Guild.
Baker sbyterian-Evening, Rev.
w. G. Loomis.
Bethesda Presbyterian-Evening, DR..
G. L. Tufts.
Central, Long Beach-Morning, Rev.
E. G. Edwards.
Compton-Morning, DR.. wadman.
Echo Park-Morning. Rev. II. G.
Kennedy and wife.
Euclid Heights-Morning, Rev. ]. M
| Spangler.
Garvanza Morning, Rev. e
| Vaughan; evening, Rev.lA. Hardie.
Glendale-Morning, Rev. j. A. Dear
ing.
Highland Park-Morning, Rev. G. c.
Skafte; evening, Rev. j. G. Vaughan.
Haven-Morning, Rev. Eli McClish;
evening, DR.. w. r. Beans.
Misunderstanding, Rev. c. Cowan;
evening, Mrs. Lydia Charlton.
Huntington Park-Evening, Rev. O.
N Olson.
Lake Avenue, Pasadena - Morning,
Rev. C. C. Wood; evening, Rev. A. c.
Welch.
Lincoln Avenue, PASADENA Morning,
Rev. r. S. Fisher.
Monrovia- Rev. A. G, A.
Kuester.
Newman Morning, Rev. G.. e..
Twomley: evening, Rev. w. c. Chew.
North Pasadena--Morning. Rev. e.
e. Clough; evening, Rev. d. W. Reimes.
misunderstanding, Rev. William
Vermont; evening, Rev. Mr.. Hilton. /
Pico Heights-Morning, Rev. Mr.
Richmond; evening, Rev. w. w. Beck
with.
Pasadena, First-Morning, Rev. W.
C. Evans; evening, DR.. 2. M. Mills:
Pasadena, German = Evening, Dr.
Wadman.
BOYLE Heights Even
ing. Rev. Eli McClish.
Riverside - Morning, Rev. p. A.
Hervy.
ST. James-Morning. DR.. G. L. Tufts;
evening. Rev. G. Scott.
st. Mark's-Morning, Rev. III. 5. NC
Gee: evening, Rev. William Reberga-
First church, San Diego-Rev. b. G.
Cory.
Sawtelle-Rev. C. w. Roberts.
South Main Street-Morning. Rev. y.
w. Sherwood; evening, Rev. f. ID.
Shligh.
Charles Scott; evening, Rev. Mr.. Ken
nedy.
University-Morning Rev. W. w.
Goldman: evening. DIR. Boswell.
Union Avenue-Rev. @. w. Morne.
Vincent-Morning, Rev. A. HARDY;
evening, Rev. w. Mitchell.
Vernon Avenue-Rev. G. w. Marpe.
Whittier-Rev. ). ]. Post.
West Adams-Dr. Ireland.