Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-04
Petition Of Bankruptcy


Petition Of Bankruptcy
A petition OF bankruptcy was filed
yesterday in the United states court
by Frank G.. Adams, a carpenter and
builder. of Los Angeles. The petition
was voluntary and a hearing will be
granted next week.
Secures Extradition Papers
Word was received yesterday from
Sacramento announcing that Sheriff
White had secured the requisition pa
pers for Robert Condee, the poultry
editor, and would start north this
morning to arrest and bring back Con-
dee to Los Angeles.
Viola Bell Case Settled
The controversy over the possession
of Viola Bell was settled yesterday in
the superior court, when Judge Will
bur returned decree against the
father of the child The little girl
has been at the detention home for the
past few weeks but was liberated fol-
lowing the decision.
The supremacy OF Love"
THE Supremacy of Love" will be
the subject of the Francis Murphy
gospel temperance meeting In Blanch-
ard hall Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
LIE Mar A. Harris will preside Ad-
dresses will be made by Frank Pratt,
B. F. West Carlisle Wynne and others.
j. w. Eccleston will have charge of
the music.
Army of Philippines
The California society, Army of the
Philippines, met at their new quarters,
534 1-2 South Spring street, last even
ing The regular meetings will be held
at their above address on the first
and third Fridays of each month. The
next meeting will take place March
II, and all Philippine veterans are in
vited to be present.
Suit by Rockwell
Suit was filed yesterday by the real
estate firm of Martin & Rockwell
y against Albert Lindholm, w. A.
Barker and A. J. Barker for the sum
Of $1452s. Martin and Rockwell acted
as negotiators for the defendants in
the recent purchase of the Niles Pease
Furniture company's stock and claim
the money Is due them as commission.
Charged With Passing Check
Elmer e. Emery and f. R. Dun
bar were arraigned before Judge Aus
tin yesterday charged with passing
a fictitious check for 500, signing the
name of Henry w. Sanero to the
same. No such man can be found.
The check was passed off on Adolph
Gunzendofer, who swore out the war;
rant on which the men were arrested.
Their trial was set for March 6.
Pension Day
Arrangements have been made for a
banner day in the office of the county
clerk today as the quarterly pensions
are to be paid off. Extra preparations
are necessary because of the number
of tourists in Los Angeles at the pres
ent time who are expected to apply
for the cashing of their pension
drafts. AS each woman pensioner is
required to appear with two witnesses,
the clerks are preparing for the recep-
tion Of from three to four thousand
people.
"Forbdden Fruit"
DR.. Alexander j. McIvor- -Tyndall
win speak on Forbidden Fruit" in his
Sunday afternoon lecture at Blanchard
hall tomorrow afternoon. These lee
lures fill a want for those who like to
+, look into the why and wherefore of
abstruse questions-sociologica and
MISUNDERSTANDING they have met with
hearty appreciation from the thought
full in all walks of life. How to de-
velop and apply to every day life the
inherent powers of the mind and soul
OF man. is the theme of DIR. McIvor-
Tyndalls philosophy. The coming Sum
day afternoon he will interpret the
psychological significance of the fall.
and its relation to twentieth century
problems. BY request, demonstrations
of thought as an electrical force will
also be presented in the perfection that
only Dr. McIvor-Tyndall has attained
in the development of this phase of
psychic phenomena.
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