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tickling powder, rather than with vim
egar and gall. OF course we can be
assured that the Pennsylvania Doodle
exposure will be explained from many
angles, but only the class conscious
workers will understand that capital
list democracy is as easy on the civic
nostriIs as the sneeze of a polecat.
old Man Shaw delivered himself of
Va few thousand dollars worth of
nonsense in last Sundays Hearst
papers on the British general strike
and other subjects. Shaw is by no
means a political idiot, unlike many
intellectuals Of his type. His article
on the proletarian dictatorship in Rus
STA, published in the British Labor
Monthly few years ago, showed that
he understood the class basis Of soci-
ETY. and had no illusions about capital
list democracy. Now, he talks rubbish
about the Capitalism" of trade union
leaders, having reference to the meth
DDS used by the General Council in
/ conducting the strike. Mark you
Shaw did not condemn them for sur
rendering to the enemy. He con
demned them for using the strike
weapon at all.
FORTUNATELY the British workers
no longer take Shaw as seriously
as they used to some years ago wher
the great dramatist was younger and
better man. They have had their les
son. While their right wing leaders
were babbling about democracy, the
government put the mother OF parlia
ments" where she belonged and es
tablished a dictatorship inside OF TWEEN
ty-four hours. More OF that is wha
the millionaire socialist Shaw wants
And also Andrew Mellon Of Pittsburgh
and the U. S. treasury.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-19

Your nefghbor win appreciate
the favor-gfve him this copy Of
the DAILY WORKER.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-19
Maybe.

An open-shop lawyer named Dennie
| OF principles didn't have any;
For as judge he ne'er failed
To have girl pickets Jailed
Without charging the bosses a penny
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-19

IF you want to thoroughly I'M
derstand Communism-study it.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-19
May Mean Strike.

Coolidge knew, when he appointed
Winslow, Morrow and Hanger, that
they would constitute an anti-labor
majority in the new board. He knew
that a nationwide wage movement
affecting the train service brother.
hoods would come before this board
for investigation and report this sum-
mer.
Railroad management, organized as
the Association of Railway Executives,
learned two days beforehand that
Winslow was likely to be named. The
brotherhoods had not recommended or
supported any candidate. They had
told Coolidge that they asked only one
thing-that he name n board in har-
mony with the purposes OF the law and
that none of the railroad labor board
be among them. The three men who
we're selected are satisfactory to the
National Association of Manufacturers
and TO It's ally, Senator Butler OF Mas
sachusetts, chairman Of the republican
committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
Hack Saws Found
In Mans Shoes

In the person of Chester Randall,
now in the county Jail and arrested
carly this morning at Eighth and
Park street. by Officer John d.
Nayo. the sheriff 5 office believe
tN,v haze H. custody Il man with Il
criminal record. Upon being search
ed two hack saws of the variety
tA"t will easily go through ordinary
PRISON bars. were found concealed in
one Of his shoes.
EaH 'al, with another man. was IN
coupe, with Il license showing 1t
belonged to w. l.. Dawson of san
Diego. Upon being questioned and
failing 10 give proper account OF
Themselves, Mayo placed them under
arrest. lie was able TO get the
haudcutfs or Randall hu' before
hc ccl.lA TO the same for his COM
po,ion, h. !roke sway and diSap-
v,arnd in rhc RIGHT,
According to Sheriff Ci'lctt, this
is Sine scccld r'an TO he held in the
counuv i1il with sawS in his pos
session in the last three years. inc
first, it was found, had a criminal
record in Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
Big Celebration
Planned by use.
Alumni Members

Three aayS Of celebration hay
been planned for the members af
the University Of Southern Calitor-
MIA Alumni Association in Los An-
oclcs. Oh Dec. .. = and t, Baron
FitSS. Iieutcpaut Governor aa3 y
graduate Of the Southern California
Institution with Lea Cont, student
,hairmau. latc arranged m attrac.
tive program far H." Homecoming
events opcning with receptions for
graduates nj the various fratn nltN
and so~oritv houses and closing
With an all University Ball at the
Ambassador hotel ON the evening Of
Dee. /, following the Notrr Damn
Trojan football game.
Included in the program are The
Following: Thursday. Pee. = st 3:3n,
reception for women students and
alumnae ut the Womcn's R'Sidene"
hall. That evening at @ clock,
about 2oo0 men Of the alumni and
student bodies viii hold a stag
smoke at the Hollywood Athletic
club.
ON Friday thc program includes
a golf tournament between gradu-
atcs Of the Dental and Law cnlicg-
cs at TIA" Lakeside Country club.
The men and women 5 football din
ncrs and gigantic rally and dane"
TO b" heid in the Shrine auditorium
md ballroom 1t & p. ~.
Saturday morning viii SEQ the re
union Of al the classes of the a'un-
nj association in Eorard auditorium.
\ parade win open the afternoon :
program in the Coliseum at | -
clock and viii be followed by the
Trojan Notrc Dame football game,
All au-UnivcrS,tv ball mt thc Am
haSsador hotcl ON Saturday evening
win close tho Homecoming actiVi
ties.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
MacLachlin Given
Divorce Decree

The divorce action Of Argyle Mae
lachlin, we'll knowu resident Of Cat
,Nico, where he is employed by the
Colorado River Development Co.,
agAinst Pauline V. MacLarhlin.
which was tried before Judge Mar
vim ". Conkling with the assistance
Of Il Jury, last October, has been
decided in favor Of tn" plaintiff,
according 10 decision lust handed
down by Judge Conklin@. Mac
Iachlin is awarded an intcrlocutory
decree Of divorce, tIlc possession of
all real cstat" in Imperial valley,
1000 shares Of stock in the Compan-
Ia .Iabonrrcia del Pacifico and Ger
tain bank deposits in valley banks
in his name. all Of which is classcd
as community property.
y SON Argyle .Ir., was awarded t"
The rustcdy Of the mother. who
gives Ecr residence as Victoria,
Tcx.. j. provided, however. that
tic fth," may visit him at all
mes ARD ,h"t the son may come
10 the fa,l..e insofar that such Wis
j. will ".1 interfere with his cdu-
cation. / : further provided that
the piain'itt pay 80 monthly for
the support nf the son. The sum
Of $1,000 in cash in the possession
Of the defendant at the time of the
inception of the salt, is given to the
defendant and it IS also provided
that the plaintiff shall pav tn" de-
fcndant the sum Of $500 in month
X and quarterly sums until the to.
tai has been paid. Tn" court. how
ever. withholds the right to change
this part of its decision.
The Plaintiff in bringing the ac
tion declared that he and the de-
icndant had not lived together as
man and wife for about y years,
tnat she refused to come here and
make her home. prcforring t. live
With her mother at her home i'll Vic
faria. Tex.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
DRAMA DEPICTS
CHINA AS MAN
THAT Is "SICK"
By RANDALL GOULD
United Press Staff Correspondent

PEkIN. Nov. 24.--China, the sick
man Of the world, WAS portrayed in
q one aet playlct, giving An interest
ing slant on both the dramatic abil-
ity and the political thought of
Chinese students at Using Hua col
lcgc. an institution founded or a
basis Of the Boxer indemnity money
refunded to China by the United
States.
The nanc Of the pIaylet was
"Sclf Reliance. and the occasion
for It, performance was the six
; tccnth anniversary Of the fQunda-
>ion Of the republic of China.
As Indicated. the pIaylct--writtcn
ana performed by Chinese students
had ..sick China as the symbolic
character. y number of physicians
standing for China S many would-bc
foreign friends and advisors, gave
tA" patient assorted pills. One of
the chief Of these was figure
standing for Russia. This doctor
had a stock OF bright red pills.
The climax of the play came at n
point where the sick man, grown no
better and immeasurably weary of
his many incpt physicians, rose from
his bed and kicked all the doctors
! from his room, announcing that he
would cure himself. The symbolism
indicated, Of course, that soon China
Us nation will cast off her foreign
advisors and ShackleS and work out
, hcr own salvation without mterfcr.
cucc from outside sources.
As AN example of student thought
in China, this plaNIct has been com
pared 10 somewhat similar work re
ported from Moscow and various
points in Europe where advanced
political thought has resulted IN
forms Of what might be called
propaganda drama -, for the most
PERT not particularly valuable from
q purely dramatic standpoint, but
significant as showing an awaken
ing spirit on the part of the younger
generation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
Citrus Exchange
Is Incorporated

The Imperial Valley Citrus EX,
chanc, cooperative organization of
growers of grapefruit and othcr
citrus fruits in the Imperial valley
for the mutual benefit of its mem
bcrS, has received Incorporation pa-
pcrs from the secretary of state.
The headquarters of the corporation
are to be located in Brawlcy. The
following are the incorporators:
Chris WcstGard, c. II, Brcon, r.
4. Benson, II. c. Baukhman, Viii
liam II. Lowthcr and II, b. Stewart,
all of Brawlcy.
The purpose of the organization is
to market grapefruit and other cit
rus fruits to their mutual advan-
tagc, to establish a brand or brands
and also to manufacture bv-productS
from grapefruit and other citrus
fruits, is set forth in the incorpora-
ti0n.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
Crop Reporting
Date Is Changed

Secretary Jardine Of the depart
mcnt Of agriculture has authorized
postpOncmcnt Of the final general
crop report Of the department from
Dee. IS to bee. 20 ri : - m, the
department announced today
The report covers acreage, pro
duction and value, Dec. |, Of corn,
winter wheat, spring wheat, oats,
barley. rye, buckwhcat, flaXsced,
rice, grain sorghnms, hay, clover
seed. drv edible beans, peanuts, po-
tatoes, sweet potatoes, tobacco,
sugar cane, sugar bc"ts, sorgo for
syrup, broomcorn, hops and CONNER
cial truck crups.
Production and value Of apples,
peaches, pears, grapes, oranges and
cranbrrrirs will be included in the
report. as well rs preliminary cSti-
mates for certain states on the pro-
duction Of oranges, lemons, grape
fruit and lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
CO-EDs NECESSITY
TO COLLEGE CAREER

SEATTLE, NOV. 23.--Co-cds are
really not SO bad as some people
believe. In fact, they are almost
Il necessity to n wcll-roundcd college
csrcer. This was the conclusion of
Il discussion by members of the
steven Debate clUh of the CniVcr-
sitv Of Washington. Those who
took the affirmative of the question
Resolved, that women are an i'm
moral Influence in education,
ought tos make a public apology, a
resolution passed NJ the conclusion
ot the debate contcndcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
Timely Hints On
Carving, Turkey

Perhaps The Thanksgiving host
whose privilege it win be to carve
the turkey needs his memory fresh
cncd up bit It's surely an art
any mun may be proud Of. to ncae-
~ aud aE,tIfallv carve n roasted
bird
The placing Of TIE turkey on Tia"
tabh is Important. i'hc head should
lac toward the left hand Of the
carver. Thi9 brings the drumsticks
to Che right and the side OF the
bird directly in front Of the carver.
Insert the fork firmly over the
breast bone at the highest point.
10 do this make Il circuIar cut
around Che Joint close to the BODY.
With the blade Of the knife press
the leg back and cut through the
ll%amcntS, holding the thigh bono
20 the back. \ quick little twist
- tie Knife easily sewers the joint
Howcyor, II You KANT to. il 5 per
rrctIv proper to hold the end Of
tie dtueaslick covered with II paper
irlll 1ir.Ily With the fingers of ;h"
LEFT hajI. Then = quick cash of
thc Skin between the body and the
high, q little twcAk with the fin
GERS aad a downward cut with the
ki.iI'c and lie lee is neatly and rX-
pcGilinasiy carved. The two joints
If the lcg rcpasr ON HE platter
white the wing j. severed and The
breast carved.
Remove TIE Wing
Next remove the wing bY making
circular cut around the joint amt
pressing back with the knife Just
-, the leg was done. However. the
fingers cannot te used for the wing.
Care shoUIi be taken not to cut any
Of the white meat Of the breast
with the wing. Place the wing ON
the piattcf.
Now. with the fork still in posi-
tion, cut thin slices lcngthwisc from
the breast, beginning close to the
place from which the wing was re-
moved and working up the ridge Of
the breast bon". Now remove thu
fork and scparatr the drams;ick
from Tie second joint, cutting
through at the Joint, The dark meat
on The thigh and drEmStick should
be divided into small inviting por-
tons. The wing is divided in tHo
parts.
The stuffing is takcn out from
the tail cnds Of the bird with Il
large serving spoon.
In the event that this is your
" first Thanksgiving,' and consc-
qucntlv your first venture in cary
ing the precious bird, it will more
than pay you, Mr.. Man-ofthe House
to assist in the scrubbing and clean
ing of the turkey and carefully
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
Roman
Meal, the
perfect grain food

lis the Happy Medium" between the
over-rehned cereals and white -four
foods. and the too coarse, non-nutri-
tious bran.
Serve it to your family in any one of
Is different ways. See the thin cheeks
fill out, the rosy color return. After
few weeks you will look back on the
harried school breakfasts with wonder.
Irregular and incomplete elimination
Of waste cannot make for anything but
tired nerves and undernourished bodies
After Roman Meal has become a reg
ular part of your family's diet, served
each day, some way. the children who
were thin, too easily fatigued and ir-
ritated, will become cuiet-eyed and
sturdy.
But Roman Meal is not alone chill
drens breakfast food It delights the
most fastidious palate, and can be
served as mullins, hot cakes, rolls and
in many other HavS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
SCHOOL OF GOLD FISH
FOUND r.. NEVADA

tI.KO, Ncv. Nov. 2i.-Thcr' Is
Il saving among old proSpc"tors
HAT almost anything "a b. found
in Nevada. and on" i irrlinrd To
accept the statement rs AT least
partly true. now that = srnuol II
.old fish has been discovered in an
prcn spring in Newark valley, south
of Carlh. The golden finni"5 ap
pcarcd to he pcrfactlv ut HON" in
their pond. where ali attempts to
capture them failed becaus" Of he
surrounding soft and deep mud.
How the fish came to the spring is
another uasolvod mystc'% Of tha
great American desert.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
Best Laying Hen
of i. s. Claimed
By Washington

PULLMAN, Wash, Nov. a.
Washington State college hero
claims the best laying hen in The
United States. The hen, s,ngtc-
comb white Icghorn. bred and own
Cd by he state colltg" poultry plant
has Il record of laying 81 eggs in
80 days.
According to coll,gr poultry de-
partmcnt heads, records show that
cniv two other hens in the world
have surpassed this hen in total of
eggs laid in Il year. One, owned by
the University of British Columbia,
was credited with 352 eggs. This
hen also was u white lcghorn. The
other. in Australia, had a record Of
- eggs in the same number Of
GaVS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
EXPERIMENTAL, RABBIT
STATION AT ONTARIO

ONTARIO, Cal. Nov. "4.-Ontar-
il has been selected by the United
States department Of agriculture as
the site Tor establishment of an cN-
detrimental rabbit station. The sta
ton will be the only one of It's kind
ia the United States, and will at
tempt to standardizc all species of
Iabbits by studying their breeding
and feeding habit, and common dis,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
JESS WILLARD IN
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS

HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Nov. "a
jess Willard. former champion
heavyweight Of the world is through
plodding up and down the furrows
Of his Kansas wheat field and see
ing grasshoppcrs jump the claim.
Willard has entered the real estate
business here.
With K,F Archer. his manager
during fighting days, the former
champion has established offices
here and has expressed particular
interest IN skyscrapers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

which lie paid. II. Rider. hqdro
Aware. hoe Coad44a aId faa&
Ramirez. Charged With ':@raaef,
were caci given - dav -asFeHa
cd sentence. John Donovan MIS-
also handel suspended seutene"
or 80 on a rhar4a af jn.rNjr#,ien.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

watch thr trussing. This viii give
You The feel of The Joints and \
more intimate knowledge Of thc an
;tomy of the bird than You could
otherwise have.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

\ Calavcras county farmer has
purchased 80 steel traps which he
will place on the ranch to trap coy
ninS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

MEM ORLEANS, Nov. 24---('ot-
ton spot steady; middings 1881;
futures closed steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

j.. B. Hanson, Dentist. EY.
specialist. Davis Bldg.
. by appointment. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
COTTON MARKETS
Nv IInited Press Irased Wire

NEW YORK. Nov. 2f.-Cotton
spot quiet; middlings 1890; futures
closed barely steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

ing Wood For Sale. Phone
Hey Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

pic Church Bazaar Dcccm
|nd ,. Watch for display ad.
G hope chest and other ar.
for choice Christmas gifts.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
hents Are Heavy

hents Are Heavy.-Thc move
/ perishahlc products in ear
from the valley is ahead
Ecar at this period by about
+. is the news given out by
lthcrn Pacific traffic depart
The shipments last night
ears of peas. two ears of
and one car of grapefruit.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
will Eentertain Firemen.-

DR.. T. J. Ruddy, Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist of Los Ange-
les. will be in the offices Of DR.. r.
f.. Cunningham, 80 Main ST., for
examinations and operations. on
Saturday. December llth. Call at
office or Phone Ia for appointment.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

IS and Assessments for Fiscal
926 p, City of FL Centric.
.nstallmcnt becomes dclin-
November 29th, and thcrcaf-
per cent PLUS is added when
paid. DO not permit your
o become delinquent. In
Ne Peoples Finance & Thrift
n, enabling YOU to pay one
II your taxes per month.
-. 1l2 No. Sixth st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

n and Band Instruments.
is Music Studio. Telephone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

he Latest in office machin-
American Typewriter EX-
booth at Brawlcy fair, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

b Dinner at California Cafe,
tcam of celery soup with
shrimp salad; green ON
iced tomatoes; dill pickles;
;cs: fresh radishcs; hearts
h: stcwcd corn; roast tur-
dressing: candicd sweet
hot rincc pie. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

a Blesy Dance Studio. 123
Phone il1W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases OF eye. ear nose and
throat 1884 Day. Bldg. Phone
o2. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

Meeting Cancelled.-Bccausc
Thanksgiving holiday, Fl
lodge Of Elks will dispense
he weekly meeting TOMORROW
NJ. W. Washburn, exalted
ftatcd today. \ dispcnsntion
tained to eliminate the meet
as To allow Officers and mem
enjoy the holiday with their
IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

rade, anything in the way Of
ms and fryers Give us a trial.
Todd, lUS2 Woodward Ave.
S66. adv
,r Turkey Tonight for Thanks
Dinner. Phone 966. 1852
ward. adv
Beauty Operator--Mrs. John
as been added to the staff of
'ancis Beauty Shoppc end will
ccial work formerly handled
iss Esther llandlcv, who has
10 the coast. Mrs. Hin, who
In Harrisburg. H., is an cx-
rcd operator with special
|g in clcctr0lvSiS work.
r. l.. Palmer. Chiropractor,
rs System. Rooms 81 27. Bank
ply i"ig Phone. It's and
adj
Amy Lyons, Gstoopath, 70l
|fth ST. Phone "a. adv
TOR w. Z. Lyons, Osteopath,
ian & Surgeon, Dunaway
Phones, office 1877. Res IA.
adv
Meeting Cancelled.-Bccausc
Thanksgiving holiday. Fl
lodge of Elks will dispense
he weekly meeting TOMORROW
VI. W. Washburn, exalted
tatcd today. \ dispcnsntion
tained to eliminate the meet
hs to allow officers and mem
enjoy the holiday with their
s and Assessments for Fiscal
926 p, City of FL Centre.
!nStallmcnt) becomes dclin-
November 29th, and thcrcaf-
per cent PLUS is added when
paid. DO not permit your
o become delinquent. In
tc Peoples Finance & Thrift
n, enabling YOU to pay one
II your taxes per month.
-. ll2 No. Sixth st. adv
n and Band instruments.
rs Music Studio. Telephone
adv
"a Blesy Dance Studio. 7o23
Phone il1W. adv
pic Church Bazaar Dcccm
nd ;. Watch for display ad.
G hope chest and other ar.
OF choice Christmas gifts.
adv
lents Are Heavy.-Thc move
pcrishahlc products in ear
: from the valley is ahead
kcar at this period by about
+. is the news given ont by
thcrn Pacific traffic depart
The shipments last night
ears of peas. two ears of
and one ear Of grapefruit.
ing Wood For Sale. Phone
Hey Lumber Go. adv
B. Hanson, Dentist. EY.
specialist. Davis Bldg.
. by appointment. Phone
adv
he Latest in office machin-
American Typewriter Ex-
booth at Brawlcy fair. adv
Dinner at California Cafe,
rcam of celery soup with
shrimp salad; green on
iced tomatoes; dill pickles ;
yes; fresh radishcs; hearts
\; stcw"d corn; roast tur-
dressing; candicd sweet
hot rincc pic. adv
| ito Loans
TRACTS REFNANCED
.YMENTs REDUCED
we a balance to a dealer,
company or bank, and IL
having difficulty meeting
yments
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

|or w. Z. Lyons, Osteopath,
ian 4 Surgeon, Dunaway
Phones, office 737. Res IA.
aIy
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

STOVE WOOD Clean, dry, long
burning Mesquite wood. in one foot
lengths. Delivered at your door OF
n few minutes notice 500 for one
fourth cord. Soncs Lumber TO
Phone 1876. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

In Police Court.-Abiricia Chris
tian, charged with disturbing the
peace hv fighting, was fined S25,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

Or. Foncannon, Osteopath. Room
%, Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

Expert Marcelling SOC. Hair cuts
50c. Vera Rodriguez, Park View
Apts, No. /. Phone 237W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

Amy Lyons, Gsteopath, 70i
|fth st. Phone "a. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

X. l.. Palmer. Chiropractor,
Es System. Rooms 81 27. Bank
ply l!dg Phone. It's and
ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

y Beauty Operator-Mrs. John
|as been added to the staff of
rancis Beauty Shoppc end will
ccial work formerly handled
IS Esther llandlcy, who has
% the coast. Mrs. Hin, who
In Harrisburg. H., is an cx-
ccd operator with special
x in cIcctrolvsis work.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24

Everybody Likes It! Paul : But
tered POP. Corn. Why? >, 10 and
25c bag. Al Pickwick Stages De
not. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-24
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

Are Prepared to take care Of
trade, anything in the way Of
|ns and fryers Give us a trial.
Todd, 1852 Woodward Ave.
G66. adv