Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-01
SALVATION ARMY
TO MAKE APPEAL
ASKS PRIVILEGE OF. PLACING
BOXES ON STREETS
WILL HOLD MEETINGS OUTSIDE
RESTRICTED DISTRICT
Complaint Is Made That They Are
Not Now Allowed to Collect Usual
Donations for Summer
Outings

on account of the new city ordinance,
held a consultation of officers at the
headquarters yesterday and decided to
hold the usual meetings outside the re-
stricted district If these meetings,
outside the business section, fail to
have the usual esults an appeal will
be made by the army to the city coun-
ell, setting forth the facts as lettering
them in their work.
Mai. Waite, the retiring provincial Of
ficer, has been refused permission TO
place the usual boxes on the streets to
receive donations for summer outings
for poor children and mothers. If this
is prohibited many hundreds of poor
children and tired mothers will be de-
prived of a day at the seaside.
TIE Salvation Army officers feel that
the new ordinance does not restrict
these boxes for offerings, and may
make a test case of it, They have been
refused all permissions usually granted
Mai. Smith, the new provincial OIL
Ger of the army, will arrive in Los An
geles from Des Moines, Iowa, Monday
morning. He will be rendered well
come meeting on the following Sunday,
in which Col. Miles of San Francisco
will assist. Maj Waite and family
have been granted a vacation and VIII
At the First Baptist church Rev
j. w. Waddell, D. D., of Cleveland,
Ohio, will preach. His morning topic
will be 1.-The Limitations of Love"
Evening topic I'm the Name of the
Lord of Hosts"
DR.. James to Speak
The noted lecturer and author, who
has not been heard in this part of the
country for two years, DR.. Geo. WAR
ton James, will address the Los An
geles Fellowship at the regular service
on Sunday morning at IL O'Clock, IN
Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway.
His subject. what the White Race
Nav Learn from the Indian" is one
that he is pre-eminently qualified to
speak upon on account of the many
years. experience that he has had in
the closest contact with the red tribes
as their intimate friend and comrade'
and as a deep, earnest student of their
peculiarities. DIR. James believes that
In MANY essentials to health and hap
piness that the Indian is wiser than
the white man. And with the strong
personal magnetism of the speaker ana
his eloquent oratory the lecture VIII
undoubtedlv be of great Importance
and instruction to the hearers. Books
by DR.. James that have made him fam
Gus are 1.-THE Wonders of the Colorado
Desert" I'm and Around the Grand
Canyon" "In and Out of the Old MIS-
sions of California" etc, and now ne
has Just published a new book by the
same title of the above mentioned lee
ture. Seats free to all. Doors open
at 1920.
DR.. Ira T. Landrith, general secre-
tary of the Presbyterian Brotherhood,
will speak at the vesper service tomor-
row afternoon at the Y. w. c. A. at
o'clock.
Rev. q. D. Heuver of Wenona. ILL.,,
will OCCUPY the pulpit of the Bethesda
Presbyterian church morning and
evening during the absence of Rev.
]. NJ Newell. the pastor.
To Hold Annual Picnic
The annual missionary picnic of the
Central Presbyterian church will be
held at Echo park Saturday, August 10.
The Sunday school will join in the
event.
Rev. G. E. Foster, pastor of the New
man Methodist church, will begin
series of sermons tomorrow morning,
when he will take for his topic 1.-The
Interest of God Concerning the World"
The evening subject will be christian
Science Dynamited."
Rev. Warren r. Day, pastor emeritus
of the First Congregational church, will
preach at the morning service tomor-
row. In the evening there will be
twilight communion service at o'clock.
There will be no evening service. Dur
ing the summer months the evening
services will be held in the form OF
vesper services at o'clock, with spe-
cial musical programs. The women OF
the Chinese mission conducted by this
church were given their seventh an
nuaI picnic at Playa del Rey. Mrs. e.
M. Findley has charge of the mission
work.
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor OF
~, nd Tyffa their
vacation last Monday. They will be
absent seven weeks.
Rev. Harry Thompson, vicar of the
Church of the Angels, Garvanza, viii
preach at the II O'Clock service tomor-
row on '"The TRANSPORTATION" The
feast of the transformation will be OBJ
served next Thursday with COM
munion service at 1880 a. m.
Dr.. Straton to Speak
At the Temple Baptist church. wor-
Shipping in the Auditorium, corner of
Fifth and Olive streets, next to the In
tense interest being manifest in the
powerful preaching of DR.. John Roach
Straton of Baltimore, who is supplying
for DIR. Burdette, the question of the
church music for the coming year has
occupied attention. Prof. Bruce Cor
don Kingsley, who as organist and
director made many friends during his
connection with the church, has re-
tired and J. B. Poulin, the well known
musical director, has been secured to
take charge of the chorus choir and
care for the music of the church SER
vices. ]. j. Falls. so long connected
with the Westlake Methodist church,
where he has done splendid work as
director and organist, has been en-
gagged to preside at the great organ In
the Auditorium. At the choir rehearsal
Thursday evening the largest number
ever recorded were in attendance, and
the plan is to build UP a great chorus
choir which shall rival in musical
ability the famed choir of the Mormon
Tabernacle at Salt Lake.
Next Sunday morning Rev. DR.. Stra-
ton will preach at II on WAS Jesus
Christ the Son of God?"
At the evening service at 7:45 the
sermon by Dr. Straton will be 1.-THE
Worlds Greatest Tragedy"
Wednesday evening the assistant pas
tor. Rev Edwin r. Brown, will lead
the midweek prayer and praise service,
using the third chapter of first John
as the basis of his remarks on Are
We the Children of God?"
Pastor to Return in September
Word has been received from DR..
Burdette stating that he is being
greatly benefited by his vacation, and
Dlans to sail from England August Is
and be back to occupy his pulpit the
first Sunday in September. The church
is hoping to surprise him by the in
creased size of the chorus choir and
the attractiveness of the music pro-
duced by the new changes In the