Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-15

snvnne fuTn9sbinr evidence that will
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Red Men Will Receive
Palma tribe. Independent order OF
Red Men, will be hosts at a reception
tomorrow evening in Mammoth halt
517 South Broadway. A banquet. cards
and dancing will be features of the en-
tertainment.
Temple Union Meeting
The literary section Of the Temple
Union will hold its first meeting of the
season at the assembly rooms of the
Temple B'nai Birth tomorrow evening.
Leo Cooper will give a lecture on 1.-The
Merchant of Venice
FIammer to Take Examination
CHIEF of Detectives Paul Flammer
must take q civil service examination
before he qualities for his new position.
It is not believed that there will be a
large number of applicants who will
take the examination.
Guilty of Forgery
Carl G. Rchey, 81 years of age.
pleaded guilty to q charge of forgery
before Judge Smith in department 1 of
the superior court yesterday and was
sentenced to two years imprisonment
in Folsom penitentiary
License Revoked
The license of C. A. Boardway, pro-
prietor of billiard hall at 374 East
Fifty-fourth street, was revoked by the
police commission yesterday. Chief Of
Police Auble reported the place to the
commission as gambling resort.
Father McCabe Will Lecture
Rev. f. X. McCabe. C. NJ, vice presi-
dent Of st. Vincent's college, will lee
ture Sunday evening at Bakersfield on
THE Church the Savior of Society,"
Monday evening Father McCabe will
speak before the Bible Study society Mt
the Woman's clubhouse on 1.-THE Old
Testament"
Will Address Alliance
AT the weekly meeting of the Chris
tan and Missionary Alliance to be held
at 227 Mercantile place this afternoon
at 2:3O O'Clock Miss Celia Smook of
Santa Barbara and Rev. Mr.. Chrisman,
who has just arrived in this country
from his missionary work in South
America will speak.
SpCCidt 0CiNIIO " GO'9 OSoNi'
In anticipation of large number of
people desiring conveyance to Long
Beach tomorrow. where the pier cele
bration will take place, the Pacific
Electric railway is making preparation
to run many extra cars. If necessary
car will leave Los Angeles every two
minutes. Special trains Will be run
over the Salt Lake railroad.
Policemen Dismissed
On Chief Auble's recommendation,
Patrolnen w. O. Daes and G.. V. Ross
were suspended by the police commits
sion yesterday. The charge brought
against Dales is that of having poor
Judgment. being incompetent and with
out force of character. Rose was
charged with being lazy and with being
absent from his beat without leave.
Three Years r. Theft
Claude Ross, 81 years of age, was
sentenced to three years Imprisonment
in Folsom penitentiary yesterday by
Judge Smith in department 1 of the
superior court after he had pleaded
guilty to a charge of stealing a bicycle.
The young man admitted having broken
his parole from a Kansas reform school
and told the court he stole the bicycle
to get out of town.
San Dieean Bankrupt
T. S. McIverny of San Diego yester-
day filed petition in bankruptcy with
the clerk of the United States district
court. He has for some years past
been a dry goods merchant in San
Diego and is well known in that city.
His liabilities are stated as amounting
to $11 63S and his assets amount to $10,
2SS. OF the latter amount $4270 is
claimed as exempt, as it is the value of
the house in which McIverny and his
family live.