Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
DR.. LOCKE WILL
DISCUSS RECALL
REFERENCES TO LATE MAYOR
TO BE ELIMINATED
WOULD GUST ENTIRE PRESENT
ADMINISTRATION
Discourse Will Be Continuation OF
Series Previously Planned ana
Prepared Before Harper Re-
signed His Office

Re His Attitude Toward the Present
Recall Movement" will be the sunday
evening subject of DR.. Charles E4WaIu
Locke, pastor of the First Metnoulss
church. This will be one of series Oh
sermons on "If Christ Should Come TO
lbs Angeles" +" and had been planned
before the resignation of the mayor.
However. DR.. Locke will deliver the
sermon. eliminating all reference 10
the MAYOR. He will speak on the Iun-
darnental issue whether otnclals sudll
enforce the law or, as their preuScee-
sors have done. gloss over its lilIrac-
tions. DR. Locke contends that lHe
whole administration should be re-
called for the protection of vice
Last Thursday evening Dr. LOCKE
addressed a mass meeting in san Diego
in that citys campaign to rid tseH OF
fifty-f1ve saloons.
Final arrangements are belng IIiai IIiauG
for the arrival and visit OF Genera
Baliington Booth. founder and preSl-
dent of the Volunteers of America, who
will arrive this evening. Sunday morn
ing General Booth will speak at the
Los Angeles Fellowship service IN
Blanchard hall, and in the evening at
the First Presbyterian ehurch' Fasa-
dena. Monday evening a speclai Nol-
unteer meeting will be held IN tlle Is. =.
Methodist church to be adressed by
General Booth
Will Open Club Rooms
Tuesday evening the Federation club
of Los Angeles will open formally It's
new club headquarters in the Nrlght
g. Calender building with Il banquet
and 'ladies' night" in honor of General
booth. Arrangements for this banquet
necessarily have been made hurlledly'
hut il is expected that a large number
of the 800 members will be present. A
reception will be held at Z O'CLOCK, the
banquet to be served at 7:3O O'Clock
Nathan Newly, president of the club,
win be the POSTMASTER. 9. B. Hatch
manager of the club. viii speak on
THE Club and the Better City and
Rev. w. B. Gantz will respond to the
toast. "The Ladies'" General Booth
will be the speaker of the evening ana
will take for his subject, Preventive
Philanthropy" The Occidental college
nish musical selections during the
evening.
The following members of the board
of directors, with their wives, Will act
as a receiving committee: n. Newby'
John Merrill, L. M. Anderson, ID. L.
Durand. w. H. Frost, o. T. Johnson
T. r. Gabel, F. B. Jones and W. q
Mushet.
Brigadier General Edward Fielding of
Chicago. vice president of the Volun-
teers, will accompany General Booth.
He will speak Sunday morning at the
First United Presbyterian church, and
Sunday afternoon and evening IN the
Volunteer hall on East First street:
Colonel Walter Duncan, regimental
commander of San Francisco, will meet
the party in Los Angeles and accom-
pany them up the coast.
AT the First Baptist church DR.. Hen
nv will occupy his pulpit morning and
evening, preaching in the morning on
a Square Deal for the Heathen, ana
in the evening continuing his series or
sermons on perpleXing problems. the
particular topic being "The Fall of
Eden, Was 1t Up or DOWN." A brief
prelude to the evening sermon VIII be
delivered on "Clean Athletics in Our
Schools" A special meeting for prayer
will be held Sunday morning at $3.50.
Urged to Tour the World
DR., Henry has received an invitation
to make an eVangelistic tour of the
world, beginning with Brisbane, Aus
tralia, one year from April. He has
been urged to give at least two years
to this campaign. No answer mas been
given and no decision has been made.
He has also been appointed chairman
of what is ltnokn as the "Rockhurst
conference committee" for the purpose
of planning d series of conferences at
important centers on the Pacific coast
for the deepening of the spiritual life.
This committee is composed Of some or
the best known men of all denomlna-
tions IL. California, oregon, Washing
ton and British Columbia The corre-
spending secretary of this committee
is Mrs. Mindora y-Goodwin OF
Mill Valley Mrs. Goodwin bears the
distinction of having been the first per-
son born in California to give herself
to mission work on the foreign field.
"Sins That Kill" will be the subject
of Fred B. Smith, the evangelist of
New York at the Temple auditorium
Sunday at 1920 p. m. w. Guy Smith
of Chicago will be the sOloist and Prof
Lefebre will play the saxophone.
Rev. G. E. Foster. Methodist city
missionary, will close a successful SER
les of evangelistic services at the Mel
rose Avenue church Sunday evening.
"What the Bible Teaches About Hell''
will be the Sunday morning topic of
Rev. II. c. Ferry, pastor of the May
flower church on Workman street.
Professor and Mrs. Dobbins will have
charge of the evening service. This
church recently has opened a mission
at 1886 Biggy street. as branch Of
the church. Sunday school services are
held each Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, followed by preaching SER
William Eckel is superintendent of the
new mission.
Casting Out Evil Spirits" will be the
Sunday morning topic of Rev. William
MacCormack. dean of st. Paul's pro
cathedral. In the evening the choir
will sing Du Bois' "Seven Last Words
of Christ" in its series of Lenten song
services.
"The Divorce Problem"
"The Divorce Problem will be the
topic of DR.. Cressey, pastor of the East
Los Angeles Baptist church Sunday
evening. The opinions of prominent
Los Angeles people on divorce will be
read.
"The Savior of Society will be the
Sunday morning subject of Rev. W. D
Lands, pastor of the Westlake Presby-
terian church. In the evening DR.
Maude Mackey Of Pao-ting-Fu, China
will tell of the mission work in that
country
Rev William Horace Day, pastor OF
the First Congregational church, will
read a part of Dr. A. j. GordOn's book
"How Christ Came to Church" at the
Sunday evening service. In the morn
ing Dr. Day will speak on Faith.
Special Passion tide services will begin
at this church March 2S and continue
until Easter.
MIR. and Mrs. F. B. Nellums enter
tained the .'oung people of the West
lake Presbyterian church last night at
their home, 1923 Manhattan place.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow
at II a. IN. and p. m., at Simpson
auditorium 734 South Hope street. The
lesson sermon will be from the Chris
tiai Science quarterly, the subject be-