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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Beginning Monday Bruce Winston
will assume the role of Samuel Pick
wick, in Frank C. Reilly's comedy,
"Pickwick," at the Selwyn Theatre.
John Cumberland will retire from the
cast this Saturday.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29
Music Notes.

Alexander Kisselburgh, baritone,
has chosen the following program for
his recital at Carnegie Hall, Tuesday
evening: Die Stadt, Schubert; MARI
veilchen, Schumann; Thy Genius, Lo!,
Purcell; When Dull Care, Leveridge;
LIE Manor de Rosemonde Duparc;
L'eau, Koechlin; Mutt d'Autrefois,
Rhene-Baton; Les extases, Massenet,
and a group of moderns.
Boris Rosenfield, pianist, will make
his debut in Town Hall, Wednesday
evening, November 9.
Marie Sundelius, soprano of the
Metropolitan, when not engaged with
that organization, will make several
concert trips during the season.
The Beethoven Symphony Orchestra
will give their season concert in Car
negie Hall on Wednesday evening,
November 16, with Joseph Szigeti, the
violinist as soloist.
Bruce Simonds will give a piano
forte recital at Town Hall this after
noon.
Next Sunday afternoon, in Town
Hall, William Heyl and Charles An
thony will give a joint piano recital
Rachmaninoff's second suite for two
mic &c ar+ ~ ha
Next Thursday evening, Verdi's
opera "La Traviata" will be given at
the Loretta Little Opera House, 18
Blocker and Elizabeth Streets, inau-
gurating season of grand and in
innate opera.
Vernon Williams, tenor, will appear
in a song recital tomorrow afternoon
at Town Hall.
Harold Samuel, pianist, will give an
all-Bach program at his recital in
Town Hall, Thursday night.
Leon Sampaix will give program
of Chaplin and List at his piano re-
cital Wednesday afternoon at Town
Hall.
Gertrude Bonime, pianist, appears
in recital Wednesday night at Town
Hall.
Robert Steel, baritone, formerly of
the Chicago Opera, will make his To-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Joseph Santley announces as his
second production, an intimate musi-
cal comedy titled Arabian Nighties."
Mr.. Santley will also produce "The
Guy From New York." comedy by
John MCGOWAN and Lloyd Griscom,
authors of ''Tenth Avenue"
Leo Carrillo will head the bill at the
Broadway next week.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Bruce Simonds will give a piano
forte recital at Town Hall this after
noon.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

The Beethoven Symphony Orchestra
will give their season concert in Car
negie Hall on Wednesday evening,
November 16, with Joseph Szigeti, the
violinist as soloist.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Robert Steel, baritone, formerly of
the Chicago Opera, will make his To-
cal debut in Town Hall on the after
noon of November 7th.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Marie Sundelius, soprano of the
Metropolitan, when not engaged with
that organization, will make several
concert trips during the season.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Next Sunday afternoon, in Town
Hall, William Heyl and Charles An
thony will give joint piano recital.
Rachmaninoff's second suite for two
pianos is part of the program.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Boris Rosenfield, pianist, will make
his debut in Town Hall, Wednesday
evening, November 8.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Gertrude Bonime, pianist, appears
in recital Wednesday night at Town
Hall.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Next Thursday evening, Verdi's
opera "La Traviata" will be given at
the Loretta Little Opera House, 10
Blocker and Elizabeth Streets, inau-
gurating season of grand and in
innate opera.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Leon Sampaix will give a program
of Chaplin and List at his piano re-
cital Wednesday afternoon at Town
Hall.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Harold Samuel, pianist, will give an
all-Bach program at his recital in
Town Hall, Thursday night.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-29

Vernon Williams, tenor, will appear
n a song recital tomorrow afternoon
at Town Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
MRS. j. l.. TRATERS
ENTERT4IN.S WITH
y BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Mrs. Jasper l.. Travcrs was host
css at an attractive bridge luncheon
given Saturday, at which the Wash
ington IS birthday motif was effec-
lively used. The house was gay
with flags. red, white and blue
sweet peas, and blue candles. which
were prettily combined in the deco
Tative scheme.
Washington 5 birthday place
cards marked the covers for the
guests at the luncheon tables.
At the close of the afternoon ;
bridge contest, Mrs. {. f. Ellis re
ceived high score honorS. Mrs. Min
or NJ. Sweeney, second and Mrs. l..
r. Philiev, consolation.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Fred P. Nuttall and Miss Rose sam
mons.
Mrs. Travcrs guest list included
the names of Mesdames :. f.. Allen,
A. w. Bunte, Ncrn Bishop. Il. II.
Cary, c. +. Ellis, Ray Edgar, T.. W.
Ferris, Harry Horton, G. l.. Hall,
Burton L. Lemons, George Mann, f.
J. Mack, Fred 7. Nnttall. Lester
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Reduced Rate
For Sulphur

Y. +. Frizzell. district freight
and passenger agent of the South
cfh Pacific, announced this morning
that Fhc road has agreed to a re-
dure'l emergency rate on sulphur
shiPaent> in thu valley FROM San
F-anci>r". Tia" reduced rates wert
asked sv the associated chambers
to aid in the fight being waged
against r.iIdce IN thr VALLEY.
The eat ~ MANNED hv the road
viii be- ten aad one-half cents on
e:trh hundred pounds Of sulphur.
The present rate = - II cents and
-lT reduction uill be Ia a. cents.
Thr Infringement however. &, sub
jt-et :" approval = th" california
Ea5.r.aa Commission /; j. believed
-Eat thi> approval will be readily
granted. The rate will be put int
effer7 "-irhiu - hours Of the time
-le sanction j. given.
/ = estimated mat between 20
AMI Sd ca-S ii sulphur will be
ar..a-ht into RI ALLEY as a result
Z the rc4lUccd rate. m
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION
NOTICE

\ntl~e j. hereby given to the qua
iIf.ed eicctor. Of Heber School dis
met Of the County Of Imperial.
STAT" of California. that in accor-
lance with the provisions of the po-
iIfles4l code Of the State of Califor-
Iia, AN election will be held on the
fifteenth day Of March. 1927. at the
temporary school house. located ap-
PrOximatcly two blocks south of the
center Of town of Heber, in said
District. between tn" hours of eight
clock a. N. and eight clock p.
IN, during which period and be
tween which hours the polls shall re-
main open, at which election the
question of issuing and selling bonds
of said district to the amount of
Five Thousand $50 100000 dollars,
for the purpose of raising money
for repairing, restoring and rebuild
ing. so far as may be necessary, the
school building of said School Dis
trict, which was damaged and in
iured by earthquake January 1st,
1927, and for making certain altera-
tions to said building will be voted
upon.
The said bonds thercunder to bc
issued and sold, shall be Of the de-
nomination of Five Hundred
($j00.00) dollars each and shall
bear interest at the rate Of six per
cent per annum. payable semi-an-
nually, and said bonds shall be num-
hercd from | to 10 cousccutively,
payable as follows:
Bond No !, Five Hundred Dollars,
t9 run three years.
Bond No. >, Five Hundred Dollars,
to run four wears.
Bond No. ;. Five Hundred Dollars,
10 run five years.
Bond No. I, Five Hundred Dollars,
to run six years.
Bond 40. ), Five Hundred Dollars,
to run seven years.
Bond No. 6. Five Hundred Dollars,
TO run eight years.
Bond No. Z. Five Hundred Dollars,
to run nine years.
Bond No. 3, Five Hundred Dollars,
to run ten years.
Bond No. 8, Five Hundred Dollars,
to run eleven years.
Bond No. 10, Five Hundred Dol
lars. to run twelve years.
That NJ. II. Gavin will act as In
spector and II. 7. Ware md Pat st.
John, will act rs the Judges of said
Election, and conduct the same, said
Inspector and Judges being compc-
tent and qualified electors of said
School District.
IN WITNESS THEREOF we
have hcrcunto set our hands this
18th day of February, 1927.
MRS. ANGELINE COURTNEY |
II. G. VOGEL.
V. Il. MAJORS.
Trustees of Heber School District,
Irperial County, California.
F q % u 7
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
ANOTHER PLEASING
PROGRAM GIVEN AT
ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Appreciation Of the monthly mus
ic;,leS which are being given at the
-hcademv of Music ON the last sun
day afternoon of each month WAS
again shown yesterday, when Il
large audience gathered ri the
Academy.
The program opened with two
fine pipe organ selections by Elmer
\. Todd. For his first selection Mr.
Todd played the Allegro movement
from the Widor : Fifth symphony,
= composition which Mr.. Todd stud
led under its composer in Paris. This
Mis- followed by Dudley Buck Z
= Triunphal March. Both selec-
tions showed both the organist and
his instrument 10 excellent advan-
tagc
Miss EStclle Needham was Al her
best in two numbers which showed
her versatility. In Nalse Brilliante
Mana yucca her crisp technique
WIS delightful. In Siudiny : >er-
enadr. her second offering. tbt.
singing melody al the composition
Was remarkably developed in SHARP,
contrast Ia The widely differing
theme Of her first select non.
Lettie BARLEY Van II0e~eH pre-
scented IS group which Wa, -n-hu-i
ast ]oaIR rsveiVed sn' IN yaicl lac
la~zzo-s oPrIna sgiss. was heaEI fs
particular adeanlsge- tu -he aria.
Thou Brilliant ;iri from -a+.
oncr;l - Pearl ~ Bra1il. Is5=5.l
Mrs. Nan-lios->.-f yoi~.- Wa.
charming. Au abli-5r, a~r1mFssai-
mont in which thc flG-a stop II rhs
pife organ ua, used added ta fhr
decided success ~ the selection.
= The Boloiius, gave Mr>. Van
Ho->cn an opportunity 20 RESPOND -
the many requests which she las
had Tor such bird poem. and a1i-d
the >pir,- of variety in "a manner
both technically perfect AMI arti--
tically pleasing. Mr., Nan Ho,->-n
closed her group with Man 81
Galilcc.
March Gro1esgue. s1riaing
ensemble number for two pianos
and the pip" organ. completed tb4.
program. Miss EsteIle NeedLam.
Miss Fern Newton. Mis-, Margaret
Lanier Mrs. Omega Connolly and
Mr.. Todd took part in thi, ,elce-
ION.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Chicago Cubs at
Catalina Island
By United Press Leased Wire

AVALON, Catalina Island, Feb.
2s.-Manager Joe Mccarthy has so
members of the Chicago Cubs here
today for the initial workout of the
1927 training season.
Included in the personnel of the
party are II regular and Is rockies
who left their transcontincntal rat
tier at Los Angeles Yesterday. then
cssayed the Wrigley Marathon
course, by boat. Jimmy Burke, as
sistant manager was in charge of
the players on the westward Jour
ney.
Absentees reported were Percy
Lee Jones, southpaw pitcher; Cliff
ford English. shortstop and Pete
Scott, outficlder. Jones is a re-
ported holdout, asking that the sal
airy ante be raised before he affiXes
his name to the dotted line. and
English wants portion Of the pur-
chase price offered the Toledo
American Association club for his
services. According to Mccarthy
Scott has returned his signed con.
tract and will report in the near
future.
Uniforms and lockers were as.
signed to the squad yesterday and
AL details completed so that the
team will get two workouts daily.
Mccarthy advocates an abundance
OF work for his players, but believes
that Il pair of brisk sessions each
day, serve to keep all on their toes
better than one protractcd workout.
Grover Cleveland Alexander, al
lowed to drift down the Mississippi
river to st. Louis last spring by
Mccarthy, has been such a familiar
figure at the spring camps that he
will be missed by many followers of
the Cubs in their exhibition games.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Informal Card Party
Giren By Miss SOden

Miss Grace Soden charmingly act
ed as hostess at an informal bridge
party given for her club. composed
ot high school classmates. on Satur.
day afternoon. The affair was Civ
rn at the Park View apartments.
Sweet peas were prrttily used in
The decorations.
Dainty refreshments Were served
by the hostess. assisted iv her moth
er. Mrs. >oden, and Mrs. }. l.. Da-
Wis.
Irene Armstrong won the first
prize al bridge and katherine Tur
ley, the consolation.
Thnsc present included Mildred
Smith, Mildred Record. Irene Arm
strong. Margaret Thompson. kath
crime Turlet. Helen Mack. CAROLYN
Lee OF this city, Nellie kruegrr and
Fern BeIaH Il Brawley. and th-
hostess. x.4R0
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
MERRY BIRTHDAY
DANCE GIVEN BY
ALLEN CAMERON

Allen Cameron was recently host
at a merry birthday party to which
= number Of his high school friends
were hidden. The affair was Civ
cn al the j. &. Cameron home On
Wcnslcy avenue Saturday night.
lancing and cards were the diver
sions, out OF door dancing on the
root being one of the dclightfuI
features ot the evening.
Those Present included Mary
katc Stewart, Buick Underwood.
Claire Ncwkirk. Geraldine Shaw.
Alice Cole, Evelyn Pope, Josephint
Graham, Margaret Eide, Frank NJ
liver Warren Watson, Alex Stew
ART, Billy Foss. Bin Peters, Lee vii
iumghby. Morris Hobby, John Ari-
7udo, AIRS. NJ f. Stewart, Mrs. +.
\. Thaanum and Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
cron.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
kUTZ HOME SCENE
OF DELIGHTFUL
DANCING PARTY

Or. and Mrs. Forrest Kutz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Never
jointly entertained their club at a
delightful dinner party at the kutz
home Saturday evening. Pink ana
lavender sweet peas and white snap
dragon were prettily combined in
the decorations.
Dainty place cards marked The
covers for Mr.. and Mrs i. :. Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Y. Watson. Mr. and
Mrs. Don c. Bitter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank F. Anderson. DIR. and Mrs.
kutz and Mr.. and Mrs. Never.
Bridge and dancing were the di-
versions of the evening. Mrs. An
dcrson and Mr.. Bitlcr took high
score honorS at bridge, after which
dancing was enjoyed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
BOBBY HORNE HOST
AT GAY BIRTHDAY
SUPPER p A x 4 \

Celebrating his fifth birthday,
Bobby Horne was host and his
mothcr hostess at merry supper
party at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G. Horne. ON
Saturday night. y group of Bobby 5
Young friends and their mothers
were present.
The supper table was particularly
attractive, the animal motif MScd by
Mrs. Horne giving an opportunity
for much clevcrnrSs and originality.
Auimal cookies bore the names If
those present, making ''placc
cards which were most popular
with the youthful guests. Candy
elephants were used as favors.
The animal motif was also repeat
cd in the supper menu. Orange
chariots were drawn by animal
crackers and the nodded ice cream
in animal shapes was served. Afri-
can daisies We're prcttily arranged
at either end of the table. the birth
day cake having the place OF honor
in the center.
After supper. the children were
entertained by 4 Amagic lantern
show, slides Of thc'r favoritc ami
mails being thrown on the screen.
Those present for the happy event
were Mrs. j. Il. FahS and Philip
FahS, Mrs. Mont j. Reid and Bobby
and Betty Reid, Mrs. Fred p. Nut
tall and Lou Ann Nuttall. Mrs. Bur
ton +. Lemons and Betty Lemons.
Mrs. Percie Thackrr and Billy. and
Mrs. Horne. Bobby and Othneil
Horne
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Dead Director
Buried Today

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. Funeral
services We're conducted here today
for Lynn +. Reynolds. film director
who took his life. following a quar-
rel in his home here last Thursday
night.
The director : wife, Mrs. kath-
leen Reynolds, was reported to be
recovering from shock and injuries,
said by police to have been receiv-
ed in an argument. which preceded
the shooting.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Heavily Fined
For Drunkenness

Three men were arrai4ned before
Judge Edgar b. Hcrvcv in police
court this morning ON charges of
drunkenness. Joe Miller. arrested
sunday when a warrant charging
him with drunkenness and disturbing
the peace, paid the heaviest penalty
j. Dawson pleaded guilty and was
given the privilege Of paving "A fine
of $50 or spending 10 days in Jail.
Avos Del entered u similar plea and
was fined So bat the judge su-
Spendcd SO of the sentence.
F. B. Matrro was arrested sunday
and according to Patrolmau Mill
kan, who apprehended the man, he
was drunk and beating his wife
He win be arraigncd tomorrow
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
CHI RCH SOCIETIES
TO HOLD SPECIAL
DAY OF PRAYER

Christian women ~ the whole
world have So apart Fridav. March
J, -o To-. observed - Z. special DAY
Of prayer Cor m mIssion work and for
missionaries. 4SAHIi
Th,. F.,.erarion OF Women :
Church >1cietie, ~ Fl Centre has
planned splendid program TO BE-
given in Observance Of the day. The
sessions viii he held. and viii b.
devoted almost entirely to PRAYER.
Beginning ~ 10 clock. the morn
ing session will be- devoted to per
sunal needs as Christian workers.
The afternoon session from ! 10 3
% clock i to be given over to pray
cr for world missions. Subjects
are to be assigned 10 those who will
lead in prayers for special countries
and their missionaries
Devotional music and hymns of
conservation win add to the cffcc
tivcucss Of the program planned, ac-
cording to Miss Sara J. Reed, rep
rescntatiye of the Council of WO-
men for Home Missions.
While the service is sponsored by
the church women Of the city, tho
men are assured "A welcome, il is
announced.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend. Tea will be served ut noon
by the members Of the federation.
Those attending are asked to bring
light lunches.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Machine Stolen
Near High School

Two ears We're reported stolen
over the weekend to FL Centre po,
lice. One of the thefts was commit
ted in the city, Ford roadster be.
ing taken from its parking place
near the high school. The party
submitting the report did not know
the license or engine numbers of
the machine.
The other car was the property of
II. o. Adkins of San Diego and was
a 1924 Ford coupe bearing the Ii
cense lSSS-074. The San Diego po-
lice asked the local officials to co
operate with them as they believed
the car was taken into the valley
by the thieves.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Methodist Ladies' Aid
Will Meet TOm0rr0U
With Mrs. NJ. J. DOUd

Mrs. NJ. J. powd will be hostess
at the meeting of the Methodist
Ladies Aid. which will be held to-
morrow ut her home, 669 Wensley
Avenue. A pot luck luncheon will
be served Mt noon. \ business ses
sion and interesting program will
follow. The attention of members
is especially called to the place of
meeting. which has been changed
from the home of Mrs. J. L. House
as originally planned.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Glee Club to
Sing Toni!

A large motor bus arrived !
city today filled with oea
young women composing thd
Club of California Christian
lcge, Los Angeles. The girl
torcd over from San Diego |
they appeared twice i'll Cd
They are in charge of Protest.
Mrs. Franz j. Sucher, the I
being the dean of the musi
partment of the college and !
tor of the club.
The young women will apI
concert tonight at the State
Christian Church at s o'cloc
program will be II varied O
Guiding choral numbers, both
cal and collegiate, solos,
quartets, and instrumental nlk
A feature of the program wi
number of song pantomimes :
tune.
The young women dress +
forms o. their school colo
present pretty picture whq
come upon tie platform.
The public is Il,i:ed 70 att
Money to Loal, CT hutOI
Sterling Securities Co. Inc, !
Cross, Mgr. 660 Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
RUSSIAN RELIGIOUS SECT
FORMS SIBERIAN COLONY

SARAPUL, Russia, Feb. Is
Complaining of the atheism of the
villagers of the Nolga region, sect
of dcvout Orthodox Greek believers
has abandoned the comforts of vii
lagc life and struck out into widest
Siberia to establish Il new and more
pious colony in the forests. The
Soviet government, anxious to col
onizc and develop Siberia, is aiding
the pilgrims.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

Overholser, L. Il. Phillcy, Mont j..
Reid, Dale Ramsey. Frank Rich
mond, Minor NJ. Sweeney, W. n.
Tondro, Vaughn Thompson, Percie
Thackcr. Bales Walker, john Eur
cher. Earl Nencill, Miss Rose sam
mons and Miss NVcttc Sammons.
sOut-of-town guests hidden were
Mrs. \. f. Lindsey. Glendale; Mrs
W. II. Slahaugh, Los Angeles, Mrs.
A. \. Towlc, San Diego; and Mrs.
c. :. kcir, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28
Deaths of Babies
Are Investigated
BY United Press Leased Wire

OTTAWA, Que. Feb. 2S.-Dea:h
of seven infants at "haby farm
was under investigation today and
Mrs. Diane La Croix, elderly attend
ant, was being held as material
witness.
The seven infants have died since
August and three of the deaths
have been reported since Jan. /.
Two infants in Mrs. Ii CroiN 5
charge were being cared for at the
Jail today, following arrest Of the
woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-28

l Duroc Boar 10 months OLD.
IMPLEMENTS
Deering mower; section spike-tooth harrow; al
most Moline Sulky pillow, only plowed 20
acres; almost Moline cultivator; Wooden
W.: extra good 20-foot float; 10 foot buck
;craper, good new; No. II De Laval separa-
tor with power attachment horse power OF
tawa gas engine milk cans; 6x8 foot milk
house; tons threshed milo; tons loose hay;
blacksmith outfit complete; lead bars and even
ers; lots of small tools.
so laying hens, Rhode Island Reds and Barred
Rocks. 10 roo7ters. Some household furniture
NOTE-on account of the death of his wife, Mr..
Albertson is selling ont and moving to Long
Beach.
USUAL TERMS
A. II. Kellar Clerk w. T. Albertson, Owner
ID. L. ZINN and f. w. ZINN, Auctioneers
Office $40 Main Strcet-Phone 172
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