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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12
NEW WAYBURN REVUE

Ned Wayburn's new revue which
is titled Buds Of 1927" is scheduled
for the Palace, New York, the week
of Feb. Ia. Dick Keene, we'll known
to both vaudeville and the legitimate
will be the featured member Of the
cast, a cast that will introduce an
unusual amount of newly discovered
talent. The lyrics of the act have
been written by Morris G. Ryskind
with music by Walter @. Samuels.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12
A "SHEIK" AGAIN

The role Of Partisan, which hrst
brought Adolphe Menjou fame and
distinction, in "A Woman of Paris"
is assigned to him again in Evening
Clothes" now in it's second week of
production at the Paramount West
Coast studios, under direction of
Luther Reed.
1t is the second consecutive pic.
ture in which Menjou has portrayed
French boulevardier, has last be.
ing Blonde or Brunette" which also
had a Paris locale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12
BANTER OPENS ACT

Fay Banter recently opened in a
new vaudeville act. However, Miss
Banter has decided to offer a differ
ent vehicle over the Keith-Albee cir.
cult that will offer an opportunity
for her to do bits from her greatest
successes. Sidney Phillips is pre-
pairing the script.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

at the Murat and the same must be
true for Reiner later on If we want
to guarantee the future OF orchestral
music in this city Of the class that
Ona B. Talbot has been presenting.
This season closes a three year
period of Mrs. Talbot in presenting
orchestral concerts.
I asked her what the loss has
been on orchestral concerts during
tho past five years. At first she
hestitated to tell me and finally she
summed up her loss at about $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12
McEvOY SKETCH FOR VARIETY

]. P. McAvoy, who is the author
Of THE Potters" and Americana. !"
the revue now current at the Bel
mont Theater, is preparing a revue
for vaudeville that will be staged by
Sid Phillips. The act will have a
cast of five with the various scenes
separated by the .black.out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

She has never complained to me be-
cause she has that fine faith in In
dianapolis wishing the best orches-
trail music.
She knows that ii takes time TO
build up an orchestral loving au-
dience. She has been doing that
not only in this city, but all over
the State.
The fact is that the Philadelphia
organization IS so costly that it must
be greeted with absolute capacity.
And such capacity will do a great
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12
New Game

George Sidney, featured with
Charlie Murray In "Who Goes
Where?" which Ray Rocket is
producing for First National,
has invented an entirely new
game. He and Charlie wise
crack" at each other until one
or the other fails to have an in
slant retort. Then the score is
15-love for the victor, and an.
other volley starts. Score is
kept as in tennis. So far Charlie
is victor by a close set-score
margin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

Does Indianapolis desire Ona 3.
Talbot to continue bringing great
symphony orchestras to this city?
We are facing that question just
now with the coming of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra with Leopold
Stokowsk on the conductors stand
and with Fritz Reiner coming later
on with the Cincinnati Symphony at
the Murat.
Here is a fact-capacity must be
the rule for the Philadelphia Or
chestra on Monday night, Feb. 21,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

deal in actually guaranteeing or
chestra music along symphony lines
in Indianapolis.
Bookings must be made at once for
coming seasons and Indianapolis and
the State of Indiana must give Mrs.
Talbot the answer.
Citizens Of wealth must aid in
backing Mrs. Talbot, and all of us
must patronize these concerts If we
want these great concerts.
Let the answer be capacity
YES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12
PRINCE RETURNS TO STAGE

Prince LELAND and his Royal Sa-
means have returned to vaudeville.
The Samoans were originally in.
vaudeville. having given their firsl
performance at the Keith-Albee Hip.
podrome a couple of seasons ago. -,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

In the cast of the revue of the
"Sweethearts" company at the Colo
NAL next week. Thad DeMonico, a
young Aggentinian who is said to
resemble the late Rudolph Valen.
tho, will be prominent. The title
of the musical revue is THE Shelk."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

La Nymphe" ...,..,.......; Haydn
'Polonaise sharp Minor, Chopin
"A la Marcia three violins and piano
Carl Frye GLADYS Power and Herman mElnef'
-, Martha Lukens CToddl :.
HAYDEN Frye jBeauchs HnSd'n'n0H
", Ra5SsrIPs schiv1indlcr CJiohnson> Sal'''
D1 Frances Robbins (Beaiuicihaimipj 0'0''
Charles NBs5 Buckley (schaefer Beethoven
Mrs. Sweeney (Friermood)
.n.m Hazel Lsnisln Creamery 0'0''
Maxine Vandergrift (CramerJ
The Indiana College of Music and
Fine Arts offers the following pro.
gram for its monthly radio hour.
Wednesday, Feb. 16, between 1850
and $40 p. m.
Fred Jerry, teacher in the voice
department; Virginia Lucas, piano
scholarship pupil of Bomar Cramer,
and Charles Buckley. violin student
of Ferdinand Schaefer, will give the
program as follows:
Romance D Minor" from Violin
Concerto charles Buckley. "ieniA"'I
Air dc Ballet" .......... Moszkowsh
! "Valse A Flat ................ Brahms
Virginia Lucas.
Retreat ................ LaForge
Myself When Young PERSIAN GARDEN
InGre lS NO Oedtn " mari
Fred Jerry
Romance in .............. Beethoven
Charles Buckley
The Fountain ................ Ravel
Virginia Lucas
Vision Fugitive (HerodiadeJ -. .Massenet
Fred Jerry
Maditation (Thais) .......... Massenet
! souvenir sssss.ss OIuld
Charles Buckley
b Tango .......... AuItnd
Virginia Lucas
Cyc.e- Indian Love Lyrics ......,.. Finder
The Temple Bells.
Less Than the Dust.
kashmiri Song.
Fred Jerry
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ITI HE MENDELSSOHN Choir,
III Elmer Andrew Steffen, con.
- ductor, will give its spring
festival concert on May 9, according
to the announcement made this week
by Arthur I. Franklin, president of
the choir. The program for the con-
cert will be made up of request
numbers and choral novelties which
have not yet been attempted In this
city by any choral organization. For
this concert the choir will have as
its guest artist the new baritone STAY
of the Metropolitan Opera Company,
Mr.. Lawrence HTibbett, whose only
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12
ORCHESTRA FOR TWO.A.DAY

Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roose-
welt Orchestra returns to vaudeville
after an absence Of two years. He
has a wonderful combination and has
set his act beautifully with one of
the most lavish scenic investitures
seen in an orchestra act this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

available concert date for this sea
son was secured for his appearance
here as soloist with the choir. Mr.
Tibbett's sensational singing in Met.
ropolitan Grand Opera the past two
seasons has been followed by reel
tails throughout the country which
have brought his praise and distinC-
baritones.
In preparation for the coming con-
cert which will be the last OF the
choir's Tenth Anniversary Concerts.
arrangements have been made to
increase the personnel of the choir
by the addition of new voices and
also by adding a group of singers
who were formerly affiliated with
the choir as charter members. An
opportunity for hearing of applicants
for the active membership will be
given this coming Wednesday eve
ming at seven o'clock at Hollenbeck
Hall in the Y. w. c. A. building en-
n. Pennsylvania St. Those desiring
to sing with the choir in this coming
concert are asked to be present for
an addition at this time.
Announcement of the schedule of
rehearsals will be sent to choir
members next week. The first re-
hearsal will be for women's so veG
only and Will be held Tuesday eve
ming, March 1 at Hollenbeck Hall.
General rehearsals for the entire
choir will follow regularly every
Tuesday evening until the date of
the concert.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

CoISS MARIAN FEHRENBACH
lM student of expression under
10 Miss Helen Sartor OF the Met
ropolitan school, will give a group
of readings for the parent-teachers
Club Of School 60 next Wednesday
afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

Morrison Davis, soloist at the Col
lege Ave. IN. e. Church, student of
3. F. Swarthout of the Metropolitan
school, will be soloist at the Vesper
service at Zion Evangelical church
Sunday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

mate, Rims O'Neil. But they CAM
make the marital grade on Rims
forty-per and the misunderstanding
and disagreements inherent in insult
ficient incomes creep in to mar the
happiness. SO Bobby, after six
months, calls it quits and discon
solately returns to work, For only
three weeks, however, can she and
Rims endure the separation for the
curtain finds him on a fire escape
forcing the window of the boarding
house bedroom to which Bobby has
fled from their apartment.
Ruth Gordon is admirable as the
idealistic- Bobby. but no less than
Frederick Perry as Bobby's father
In fact the cast is as good as the
play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12
Another Melodrama

Other topics of consideration on
the rialto are Willard Mack's Honor
Be Damned" a melodrama from his
own pen in which he stars as a
young New York criminal lawyer
and the designation of Winthrop
Ames as head of the producers
Observation-Disclosures housekeeping
committed"
This Laundering system fol
lowed close on Mayor Walkers warn
ing as to the proprieties and after
the introduction of radical censor
ship bills in the legislature at AL
bany.
Now, under Ames' direction, they
are considering methods of purifi
cation with a view to submitting
recommendations of the mayor. and
the legislature. And just as their
organization was about to be per
fected, in comes news of the warm
reception Bridgeport accorded the
premiere of 1.-THE Drag" If the
Connecticut reviews are accurate
this production would make the
hitherto deep scarlets blush with
otherwise latent shame.
1t was believed that THE Drag's'
intended advent here would certain
iy force the censorship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

7 RS. FRANCES JOHNSON,
I'M teacher in the voice department
0 of the Indiana College of Mu-
sic and Fine Arts, will sing at the
Woman's Department Club, Feb. 10,
when the music department will give
a musical program. Mrs. Luther
Shirley will accompany Mrs. John
son.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

Advanced students OF the Metro.
politan school have been engaged to
present musical numbers sor the
Uptown Theater all OF next week.
At each performance a popularity
vote will be called from the PATRONS.
the winners of which vii Tec2ive
prizes from the management of the
theater, and on Saturday evening q
contest will held among the win.
ners of the previous evenings.
irTS1 HE dramatic department of the
Indiana College of Music and
- Fine Arts presents Justine
Stotsenburg in certificate recital on
Friday night, Feb. IS. at SIS o'clock.
Miss Stotsenburg will give a cutting
from "Smilin' Thru" romantic
comedy in three acts by Allan Lang
don Martin. She will be assisted
by Ocie Higgins, Soprano, pupil of
Glenn Friermood.
Miss Higgins will sing:
Romance ............... DebuSsey
Dry Be That Tear. Dobson
frvI HE bi-monthly students recital
" of the Indiana College of
- Music and Fine Arts, will be
given on Saturday afternoon, Feb
10, at $3.50.
Betty Jean Heath, Margaret Mo
Cleary, Martha Dean Lesher, lrma
May Steele, Harold Phillips, Fred
erick Tucker, Cecilia McDermott,
Hortense Weiss, Mildred Boris, Gay.
lord Evans, Mary Hynes, Marthabel
Geisler, Kenneth Foster, and Carter
Tharp are pupils of Irene Hoffman,
Helen Sommers. Evan Georgieff,
Pauline Roes, Ruth Todd and May
Gorsuch.
These students represent the
piano, violin and dramatic depart
N7 UTH TODD Of the dramatic
Xxi department Of the Indiana
III College of Music and Fine
Arts will give a program of imper-
sonations in Connersville at the
high school auditorium, Thursday
evening. Feb. II.
Helen Shaner, Ruth Neidhamer,
Jane Slutzky, Helen Schmidt and
Artie Gibson, pupils Of Gertrude
Hacker, director of the dancing de-
partment of the Indiana College of
Music and Fine Arts. will = give a
program OF Spanish and oriental
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

dances at the Claypooi Hotel for the
convention Of Indiana shoe dealers,
on the evening Of Feb. IA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

m w. MUHLENBRUCH will be
IL heard in an organ recital at
~ st. Johns Second Reformed
Church Sunday evening, Feb. Is. at
7:15 o'clock. He will be assisted by
Carl Schmid, viohnist. The program
is as follows:
"Marche Funebro Z. ChaHt Scra-
phique" OPP. II, No. 2 Alex Guilmant
Largo SSorv from New World Syn:
BY the Brook op. So jtvtiolin Solo ISorsN
en- with Organ) go. Rene de Boisdeffre
"p Tsp Lsr xee - p Mo n, SllIstte
"Evensong" ......... Easthope Martin
War !, March of the Priests" from
Athale' ............ T. Mendelssohn
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Hiss Marion Chaplin, violin
M student of Hugh McGibeny Of
~ the faculty of the Metropcii-
tan School of Music, will play pro.
gram for the South Side Y. w. C. A.
next Thursday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-12

INDIANA College of Music and
Fine Arts will present an adj
Vanced students recital on
Monday evening, Feb. IA, S:l5 p. m.
Mrs. Friermood will have charge of
the program.
sonata e Major" First Movementl
..... .............. Beethoven
Concerto A Minor" .... Accoulay
Carl Frye lSchaefer)
Del Milo Core (Orfeol ... HAYDN
.. Marian Barr (Johnson)
May Night" ................. Palmgren
"Yalse Caprice ............... Grieg
Maxine Rue (CramerD
Xieille Chanson' ............. Bizet
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MOTION PICTURES
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ROLAND HAYES
TO Be HERE SOON
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ropolitan School, will play the in
cidental music.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Here and There
In Sport World

PITTSBURGH Walter T.. Taus.
cher, pitcher, has been released on
option to the Columbia club of the
South Atlantic league by the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
INDIANAPOLIS.- Leon Duray,
Los Angeles, has entered the annual
800 mile automobile race to he held
here MAY 20. il has been announced.
SANTA Monterey lodge
No. l2sj, with total score of J03,
Yesterday won the ElkS golf tourna-
nrcnt here. san f'ranci>co lodge No.
. was second; Santa cruz lodg" NJ.
651 was third. Archie sanchez Of
the Monterey Elks was low gross
with lj2.
SAN FRANCISCO-Thc yellow.
Checker cab ball team scored -
runs in bali game here with an
other team. but didn win the
game. Time WAS called in the
iouIth inning because of darkness,
md four innings do not constitut"
a BAH game, the rules say.
NEW YORK Gene Tunncy,
sammy Mandcll, Pete Latzo and
Johnny Dundee were among the
former and present champions who
Joined 1000 other persons and May
or Walker last night at the second
ANNA dinner OF the Boxing Writ.
crS association.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

lICE OF TIME AND PLACE
] POINTED FOR PROVING
ILL AND HEARING APPLT-
ALTON FOR LETTERS TES-
|aAMENTARY.
ne Superior Court of the State
California, III and for the
J Iunty Of Imperial.
'le Matter of the Estate of
10. w. Allen, Deceased.
Pbtiee is hereby given that pc
h n for the PROBATE of the Will of
Ia ". Allen, deceased, and tor
issuance TO Jas. w. Gla ssford of
rs testamentary, has been filed
i. ,nis Court, and that F~iday, The
., day Of April, 1927. at Two
nck, l.. NJ, of said day, at the
p'troom of said court, ct the
1T House, in the City of FL Cen.
{ County of Imperial, State of
sGornia, has been set for the
Ring of said petition, when and
ore any person Interested may
Ear and contest the s2mc, and
IL cause, if any they have, why
It petition should not be granted.
ated April 18th, 1927.
u c. G. MOUSSEAC, Clerk.
y. Vale McCrory, Deputy Clerk.
;. w. Glassford, ATTORNEY for Pc
%ioner. 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Calexico Card
Is Fast One

One of the best balanced fight
cards offered in long time is
booked for the American Legion
arena at Calexico Wednesday night,
with double main event as the
chief attraction.
In onc-half of the double bill, Er
ME Goozcman will meet Kid Mex;
the other half brings together
Ralph Downs of Brawlcy and X. o.
Simpson of Phoenix. Both bouts
are scheduled for 10 rounds
Goozeman and Mex fought a
great six round scrap at Calexico
two weeks ago, Goozeman getting
the decision. Mex asked for a re
turn bout with longer fight, and
gets it. He fought fine scrap
with Joe Arcineaga in this city FIJI
day night and is in good condition
for his engagement with Goozeman.
Downs and Simpson went slash
ing six round draw in this city two
weeks ago and their scrap over "A
longer distance should decide whlc h
of the two is the better man.
Tony Escalante is set to meet a
tough one in the six round semi
final. He tackles jerome o Connor
Of San Diego, who is reported to be
real fighting Irishman, who likes
nothing better than to mix it. Re
port states he is the best man Esca-
J lantc has yet met.
Even the opener is a stellar bout,
bringing together De La Fucntc OF
CalcXico and Malvin Thayer OF
san Diego. Last year each of these
! boys scored a knockout over the
other. Thayer slipped ono to Fu
cntc in their first meeting, and the
CalcXico boy cvcned the score the
second time they met.
From top to bottom the card of
fcrs plenty of action and fast
fighting.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD
by United Press Leased wire
Yesterday's Hero-Pob Fothc

Yesterdays Hero-BOb Fothcr
gill, who was responsible for De
troit's to 3 victory over Chicago
when he stole home in the ninth
inning with the winning run.
Babe Ruth hit home run No. >
as the Yankees beat the Washing
ton Senators q to 2. A sixth inn
ing onslaught was responsible for
five of New York S runs. Meusel
! duplicated Ruth s home run feat.
Alexander was in world series
form as he pitched st. Louis to Il
to ! vicory over the title con
tending Pittsburgh Pirates.
Tie Chicago Cubs came to life
and hit behind excellent pitching
Of Charlie Root to defeat Cincin-
natl, 5 to 3 IN the series opener.
The New York Giants and Bos
! ton Braves staged battle of hits,
the Giants winning II to 8 Brown,
Boston. hit a home run with one
ON. New York made Is hits off
! Edwards and Wertz.
a five run attack by St. Louis
in the second inning gave them a
lead which Cleveland failed to ov-
ercomc. The Browns won 9 to 4
with Zachary pitching.
The Philadelphia Philles took
advantage of five Brooklyn Dodger
j errors and won ) to |. Carlson
! Carlson, who started against Vance,
was effective although he allowed
nine hits.
Philadelphia and Boston were not
+ scheduled to meet in the American
/ League
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
NAICA TRACK
tW OPEN FOR
FACING SEASON
y HENRY l.. FARRELL
I'd Press Staff Correspondent

" YORK, April .5.-Thc
bolitan racing season of 1927
i ut the Jamaica race tract:
with indications that this VIII
| of the best years for racing
lew York pubnc has seen IN
years.
big racing establishments of
Whitney, Mrs. II. Z. Whitney,
lcas Stable, William Zicglcr,
S. Cosdcn, }. Livingston, g..
,lom, w. }. Salmon, the large
lage Of .millionaires horses
trained under the direction Of
Hirsch and nearly every other
horse owner of note have re-
| stable room.
Paumonok handicap feature
T opening day, attracted a
ana evenly matched field.
ter Fox, known as 1.-THE Gray
/, that splendid giant owned
hncocas stable ana the winner
/ Paumonok last year, has been
I by many expert horsemen to
I and may be the tavoritc.
i. Whitney 5 Croydcn proba-
,ill have as great a following as
7 Fox, however.
Imaticus, Copiajo, the South
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
NOTICE 81 ,oALE


Notice is hcrcoy gwen that we
will sell at public auction, at the
Valley Garage, 456 Main Street, FL
Centre, Calf. on May 4th, 1927, at
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One 1921 Harley Davidson Motor
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5000.
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Said sale Will be held to satisfy
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with the cost of this publication.
Dated this 21st day of April, 1927,
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
POLICE ON RADIO
ny United Press Leased Wire

BERLIN, April 25.-The German
Postal Department 5 new broad.
casting station at Iccscn, near here,
will be completed by fali. The sta.
tion will be the most powerful Of
it's kind in the world with antennacs
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plaut will operate ON n 100 kilowatt
power.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
Amateur Boxers
Open Tourney
ny United Press Leased Wire

BOSTON, April 25,- National
amateur boxing honorS will be at
stake here tonight in the annual \.
\. /. tournament.
\ total of ll3 Simon PureS, rep
rescnting about 10 cities, will com,
pete in all the eight championship
classes. Tonight 5 program will in
cludc so preliminary bouts. The
semi finals and finals will be held
tomorrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25

TICE OF TIME AND PLACE
"a fPPOINTED FOR PROVING
Il WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
4 ATION FOR LETTERS OF AD-
JfINISTRATION WITH WILL
lo NNEXED.
uthe Superior Court of the State
uf California, in and For the
erounty of Imperial.
the Matter of thc Estate of
t-yrtle Il. Ringburg Chaplin. De-
fased.
Aotice is hereby given that n Pc
pm for the probate of the will Of
i rtle T.. Ringburg Chapin, de-
4 sed, and for the issuance to B. III.
n of letters of administration
4 j will annexed, has been filed in
II Court, and that Friday, the Goth
to of April, 1927, at Two O'Clock
I'M, of said day, at the Court
,oun of said court, at the Court
mlse, in the City of Eel Centre,
plnty of Imperial, State of Cali
lia, has been set for the hear
sa Of said petition, when and where
II person interested may appear,
d< contest the same, and show
urse, if any they have, why said
pltion should not be granted.
teated April 18th. 1927.
al G. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
ri G. T.. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
= w. Glassford, Attorney for Pc
itioner. A 15t10
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
BREAD TRUST CASE CLOSED
Hy United Press I.cased Nire

WASHINGTON, April -. - The
United States Supreme Court today
dcnicd the Federal Trade Commits
sion a review of the Millcrs' Ma
tional Federation ;n.iunction which
blocked the famoL, "brcad trust
Investigation ana o,lcr mqrirics or
dcrcd by the senate.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-25
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