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WANTED-LOTS,
SALE-FARMS.


FARM FOR SALE. OF BEST IN FAIRFAX
stream. If you want real farm and able
TO pay $500 cash: inquire. G. T. McNAB.
$50 DoWN-3ls ACRES HIGH, LEVEL,
D. c.: price, $500 National 3753. 30'
90 ACRES GOOD LAND. ON STATE ROAD.
G. WILLIAMS. Cleveland G242.
R5al hoWes dufkng 3 shTEss % farms WTe
i5li Guiiford Ave Baltimore, Md
FOR .FENT-170 ACRES, 90 UNDER Gull
miles from Washington; not suitable for
to Jan. /. 1886. BUELL. FARM AGENCY.
Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va.
POTOMAC RIVER PROPERTIES-COLO.
nial homes-ducking shoreS-farms. Write
1911 fGr P0stst uord and A7e s ND ND
5 AND 10 ACRE BUILDING SITES. II
miles from downtown, in Va. Electricity.
good elevation: price. $500 or $780, easy
ts5msi o6nreb gshGIs. RhGne Pat wassaman' Falls
AUCTION SALE VALUABLE FARM. ON
lls acres adjoining I Wadorf N No ao,ac and
eh:e soil: 5oroom 5orS - Colonial home; all modem
conveniences; best of Shade; .de. ADAMS barns
Terms of Sale-One-fifth cash balance Il
years. payable yearly. go int. Also will
sell complete, set of farm tools. cattle.
horses and GEo e5 Of c0Gn B6S SbSa WAY hdy
ANTEBELLUM, COLONIAL BRICK DWELL
ing. rooms. bath. cellar. electricity; cen
ter hall. fireplaces. 200 acres undulating
topography, streams. forest. good views. .25
ahSsfs schoof; $4,000. SS GEORGE T W. TsuMMERs'
500 18th. National 9401.
proved. in nearby Virginia. Address Box
1850. Star office.
$50 ACRES. MOSTLY CLEARED; GOOD
Old asn house. i' in good condition with beau
buildings; hard-surfaced road price.
Small and large farms; acreage. SIS
Sn "''' W 8. HoGE; JR.
Washington. D. C..
District 6563. Home. Fairfax 81
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE.
d. G. Tne-70 acres fine fertile land, very
Snusua spTng oSar5ena aso Red
hHHss fer SHOOT BED room ana bath eiec-
tricity. telephone. h. .-w;h. 10-year guaran-
eestGe oil to mee
the demands of the woman OF TO-DAY Where
she can better teach her children HOW
To LIVE This viTs owner is suisS sor buseE lseyins
bargain: 50. 500 cash necessary.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
Suite 2O9-21O. Barr Bldg. District 732l:
Shenandoah Valley Farm, 81, 800.
Stream and clear spring water. 55 acres,
acres tillable; pleasant Groom house. good
3Ox4O barn. poultry house, etc. Dandy
| low-oost farm. 1900. including hogs,
poultry, some tools and furniture. hay, 10
Brumbsck. STROUT AGENCY. Middle
Evening star., 1934-09-30

GOOD. LOW-PRICED RESIDENCE d.
rect from owner; looking for exceptional
lows; all particulars first letter. Address
Box 46S-C. Star office.
2-FAMILY FLAT WANTED.
Desire bargain in a 2-family fiat, con-
veniently located to schools. stores and
transportation. preferably in northeast sec
ton. but will consider elsewhere. Address
Box 261-D. Star office.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

% ROOMS OCCUPIED; $500 TO 800
monthly income, for residence or nearby
farm. Metropolitan 0S:}5.
BARGAINS. CITY SUBURBAN, HOMES
investments: state what you have and
n. T. RYoN CO.. 1o16NY Ave 341s 14th.
LARGE 6-R. BUNGALOW IN TAKOMA.
mi. for small farm on highway. Ad-
dress Box 4S3-C, Star oflce
OFF 10TH 6-APT. BLDG, Al COND.;
leased; have $4,000 equity above 1st trust.
renewed 3 years; clear house or close in
farm. Address Box 2lS-B. Star Office
100 ACRES MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
convenient TO r. K. station. moderized
house with bath. electric range, furnace
setting of beautiful trees. good outbulld-
lngS, farm well fenced; trade for suburban
home, preferably north OF Washington.
lS9 acres, or part Of 1t, with old Co.
lonlal brick. with modern conveniences. on
Annapolis pike; trade for suburban home
VIII sell 1:39 acres separately, cheap; good
tobacco and corn land.
. acres and modern bungalow, h-w
heat, oil burner; North Washington suburb;
trade for farm.
r. D. LILLE co.
2o6 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.
FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM
l:-room brick. lot 2Bx93 #; rents about
$40 per month; $4,000. Also transfer &
storage business, $1,000. Address Box
I'D Star office.
BEAUTIFUL 2-RM. KIT & BATH APT.
Hampshire Gardens for 6-rm. house, NV.
Georgia U4Si.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

East had bid both diamonds ana
clubs. West had got in one heart DID,
but had never been permitted to show
his spades. South was faced with the
problem of leading. With trump
opening, the contract can never be
made, but South naturally hated to
lead away from a possible trick in dia-
monds. He finally opened a small
spade.
East had to take the flnesse, and
breathed a sigh of relief when his
lack held the trick. He now laid down
the king of clubs. North won the trick
and returned trump, which East won
The declarer played the queen OF CLUBS
and ruffed a club in dummy. return
ing to his own hand by trumplng
heart, Just as South was beginning to
believe that the ace of hearts would
be the setting trick. East ineXorably
led out four rounds of trump, leaving
the following cards in the four hands:
Evening star., 1934-09-30
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

HAVE MONEY TO INVEST IN SMALL
houses. Price must be right. Give loca-
ton, price and full particulars. Address
Evening star., 1934-09-30
A Lucky Squeeze.

A Lucky Squeeze.
F. ALL the optimistic slams
that were ever bid, this one
l probably takes the prize.
~ East triumphantly carried off
the contract for six diamonds,
and neither South nor North dared
double it.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.)

Attention, Bargain Hunters!
Hunting season opened-set your hound
dog on my trail for the biggest barsains in
D. c. Out-of-town owner diSpoSing OF
business residential and lots. Cheaper to
buy than rent. Address Box 33O-B. Star
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Completely Furnished Home

3-Story brick, L. large rooms, on corner
fitted in y and 3 room aptS.. with Frigld-
are service throughout; 3 complete baths
running water in several rooms, INV. H., oil
burner; all aptS rented. Good home with
nice income Easy terms. Inquire OWNER
1888 18th St NV Decatur $50
Evening star., 1934-09-30
RENT-SUBURBAN.

A~ASN'A AsASAANe
RS9M la9gsH NJ ~ "
Montgomery ave-. Rockville. Md.
INSPECT 7g FLOWER AVE, TAKoMA
darsse $40 TG0ms inerssted see
MISS BENSON. 34@7 18th ST.. NV Apt. 8.
FURNISHED-FIVE-RO AND BATH
bungalow; h.-w.h. gas. elec.; located on
bus line. 4l9 Garrison ave-. Clarendon. Va.
Park. ami. fireplace. Frisidaire. garage.
h;-w.h.. for = months or longer: SG5
Phone Berwyn 63-M.
5.RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW. OAK
October l. 210 Del Ray ave. Bethesda. Md.
rd. Stop $3.50 month. Telephone Mr.
KOONTZ Wisconsin 434S-W.
unfurnished. $ rooms ami. convenient
to schools. stores Univ of Md. busses
street cars. Open. 4 to pm. Phone
Hyattsville 36-J or National 5210.
nished or unfurnished Nd suburbs. NV;
Oct. Is to April Is. Electricity and gas.
hot-air furnace. automatic water heater.
KTspase panS references required Pn9ne
BUNGALOWS ROOMS. BATH DETACH-
ed; will redecorate; ami; at Berwyn. Md.
Deal directly with owner. Phone Potomac
O091. 30"
LOVELY HOME. FURNISHED: SHARE
with other couple; reliable only; S22. per
month. National 25l6.
WOODBRIDGE. GROOM HOUSE. H-WH.;
garage: large lot; a blk. r. l. ave. ne:
shrubbery; ideal loc. Phone OWN, Hyatts.
365-j.
FURNISHED BUNGALOWS ROOMS; .
porcheS; refrigeration; near transportation.
Phone Greenwood 1674-M. Adults.
NEARBY VIRGINIA. IN BEAUTIFUL OAK
Grove-Attractive 3 rooms and bath; elec
moderate rental, Falls Church S29-F-3. l.
q ROOMS; ACREAGE. WELL; NO OTHER
improvements; miles Md; good roads;
free wood $50. 1921 Mass. ave. Sc.
Phone Atlantic l530-W.
MODERN BUNGALOW IN HYATTSVILLE
-6 rooms. sun room and bath; S35. Ap-
ply W. M HAYES Ivy ST., Hyattsville. Nd.
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EXCHANGE.
FAIR, QUICK TRADE ON YOUR PROP
ERTY. HOMES BUILT TO ORDER. RE-
SUITS SINCE 1924. w. B. PICHLER,
56l2 CONN. AVE.
CADILLAC SEDAN FOR SMALL FARM OR
acreage near Washington. Address Box
BID, Star office.
CHEVY CHASE. MD-HOUSE.. T RMS, 2
baths. picturesque i2-acre lot. for building
site in NV. or GEORGETOWN. Address Box
144-C. Star Office.
RADIo-A, C. ATWATER KENT. COST
Sl4O good condition. Would trade for
d. c. set. District 1920. Apt IA.
MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGALOW; FRIGID-
aire, h.-w.h., garage, mi. Takoma Park.
Will exchange for waterfront cottage.
Phone Georgia GIL.
MODERN. sEMI-DET.. s RMS. PoRCHEs.
gar garage, like new. Just of upper
10th: S1l.95O. Consider clear or first
trust house: val. So 1000. part paymt.
What have you? Adams 1886
OWNER DESIRES TO EXCHANGE HIS
corner home of ten rooms and bath. in
good northwest section. for six-room
home or bungalow.
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY,
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WANTED-FARMS.
SALE-ACREAGE.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WANTED-MONEY.
GOVT EMPLOYE DESIRES FIRST TRUST
loan of s., 500 on modern home. near 18TH
and Columbia rd. 80 commission. SO
interest. 3 years. Phone District 45oS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
THE FIDELITY PLAN CORP. 1409 L ST.
n.w.-Credit service; courteous, reaSon'
able prompt Phone NatiOnal 615O.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

LOVELY CORNER. N. ]. AVE. AND G
NV; fully equipped for restaurant or any
good business. National 2516.
1919 v ST. N.W-CLOSE IN, Ind COM,
elevator, heat. gas, elec., light on 3 Sides
for light mfg. printing or storage; any
size space, 1.200 to 1000 IT. Phone
Kensington S6.
OVER 1000 SO. Fr. OF SPACE ON End
floor. $50; 3rd floor. $50; 4th floor. SD
in building 639 N. Y. ave. NV. Natl. OS35.
REPAIR SHOP. REAR 1910 v ST. NV.
with license. cleo: S25. Phone Adams
9137-W.
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RANTED-BusINEss PROPERTY,

WANTED-1st COM. DOWNTOWN, CONN.
ave. or P sts., store or property suitable to
remodel. at right price for out-of-town
client. Georgia 6146.
N e. RYoN Co. 1915 ~ Y. ave-, 341s 14th.
MODERN BUILDING ON A BUSY
street, suitable for a restaurant; will make
substantial cash payment.
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY,
936 New York Ave. NV. Natl 220S.
CORNER PROPERTIES. SUITABLE FOR
gasoline stations. Give dimensions and
price by letter. GUY WHrTEFORD. Sou
thern Building.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

A TRUSTEE BOARD WANTS TO RENT
or lease building suitable for church Serv-
ice on eth st. between Rhode Island and
ball park: must seat 500 or over. Notify
J. A HOLLAND. SOL r st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
WANTED-INvESTMENT PROP.

ONE AND oNE-HALF ACRES INDUSTRIAL
property. 800 feet abutting railroad. near
Benning, D. c. For price and terms,
address Box 39l-C, Star office. 30'
Evening star., 1934-09-30

$40 PER MONTH.
Arm. bath. bung.. closed back porch.
cellar. ami; chicken house; near bus.
Sacrifice price. 81 900; 500 cash. $50 per
mo. Will reduce price for larger cash
payment. OWNER. phone Greenwood 2673.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
RENT-DESK SPACE.

WHY MAINTAIN AN EXPENSIVE OVER
head when you can secure desirable first
floor offce space with janitor. lights. heat.
switchboard. secretarial and phone sery-
ice for the nominal sum OF S25 monthly
II interested inquire 1915 18th st. NV.
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COLLIE police pups; males. 81. 2s N.
Gibson. $500 E. Washington. R-51l6-
Ri. ~
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NEW YORK, E. 4823-6-room modern
double; furnished; General Electric; g;
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RENTALS
% Furnished Apts. and Houses

CARROLLTON AVE, 2310-4 rooms, bath;
reception room; porches; garages; gar
den; utilities. Reasonable.
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AMBASSADOR APT. HOTEL
9TH AND PENNSYLVANIA SITS.
We now have available one OF those very
choice furnished apis. Daily. weekly and
monthly rate. RI-1371.
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HEMSTITCHING-5c va. / furnish BOIL
fast or silk thread. 2045 College. HE-25S4
COOK-White man. good all around. Can
take charge. Address % S. Alabama. Apt
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ia Hotels. Resorts. Inns
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COLLEGE, 2717-Attractive cool room;
every convenience: phone; garage; reas.
DELAWARE AND 24TH-Front, Widows
private home; / or ladies': meals OBJ
tiOnal HA-3o33-W
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses
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5 Wanted-Male or Female
s Situations Wanted

MEN AND WOMEN: house-to-house cam
wasting; good profits; small investment:
sales guaranteed 131 S. Illinois
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Furnished Rooms

ALABAMA, N, 1246-Newly furn. sleeping
rms; mr.. bath; viking distance. RI-3895
BELMONT, s., 1418--Front room; widows
modern private home; meals optional
BE-3244. BE-0758.
CENTRAL AVE, 2249-Beautiful furnished
clean room; hot water; private entrance
phone: garage.
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'34 Dodge De Luxe sedan
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WALNUT, E. I15-3 rooms and private
bath: utilities. See housekeeper in base
ment
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Suburban and Farms

$12; 5-ROOM bungalow, garage. repapered.
Pendleton pike. 1st house north of ice
house north of Gath.
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II Furnished Rooms


COLLEGE, 2717-Attractive cool room;
every convenience: phone; garage; reas.
DELAWARE AND 24TH-Front, Widows
private home: or ladies': meals or
tional. HA-3933-W.
ILLINOIS 1902 Mclean, cool, sleeping
room: hot and cold water; reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N. 1907-Attractive cool front
T T0r fs 6edS closets constant hot
MERIDIAN. N, 214o-Beautifully fur
nished rooms private home; garage
NEW JERSEY, n. ss45-Large sleeping
room; windows: private home; rea-
OHIO. E., 407-Lodging. l5c; beds, Csc,
hot. cold water; showers; clean rooms.
PARK, S734--Lovely room, next bath;
rrefs xfntlStion Wgarass gentlemen
pri1iiIeges: $3.50. Rf-7os2. JAIN Ai'0"en
PARK, 221EBeautiful cool front room;
Lovely private home; privileges; reasona-
PENNSYLVANIA, N, 172!-Very nice, re-
aesSrated roG pbons windows near BATH
BUCKLE, 3256-Good room; all spring
tional. TALES. anu s"-"se w
BUCKLE. S256-Front bed. living: win
0Dtional TW FA-1 HGas- Breakfast garage
ST. CLAIR, 1927 E.-Clean, cool, next
bath; priv. apt.) Employed couple or 2
gentlemen.
STATE, N, 419-Large front room: twin
beds: board optional. CH-2792-J.
18TH, E. 420-Attractive large room; cross
ventilation; constant hot water; gentle
man. LI-7603.
QUIET, extra clean, cool Sleeping room;
telephone; very reasonable. sos N. Ala
bama.
BOTH, E. 540-Good, clean, airy room;
KITCHEN privileges; private family. HA
4712-W.
CLEANS separate sleeping rooms; / for
light cooking; hot water. BROOKLYN
APARTMENTS, No. 6.
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MAILS

% Furnished Apis. and Houses
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INSTRUCTED
COLLEGES, Tutoring
I Dancing. Music. Dramatic

PEARSON OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL OF
MUSIC. New location, 4th floor Marion
bldg, corner Ohio and Meridian SITS.
Summer enrolment now. Elementary,
high school and adult classes, 25c, 35c,
SOC. Visitors welcome. Nellie S. Jack
son, director
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WaIking Distance From Downtown
North eth to 18th

1882 Two Newly decorated Heat and 600 n Il
adway snnpoom furnished. See custodian. P-'H'o0
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
OF Interest to w omen
TEN THOUSAND CLUB TO HEAR FINE
PROGRAM OF MUSIC ON THURSDAY

Barbara Sterling, who will present
the Ten Thousand club program to-
morrow afternono, is to give an in
teresting program of piano num-
berS. featuring chiefly her own
compositions and those of her
father. Winthrop S. Sterling. She
will comment on the various num-
berS en- the program giving inter-
eSting sidelightS relative to their
composition and background.
Winthrop Sterling is considered
one of the finest organists in the
country and is equally we'll known
tor his compositions. Graduating
from the Leipsic conservatory he
was offered a position in one OF
the great cathedrals of England
but preferred TO remain in the
United States.
During his stay abroad he knew
the great composer Brahms, studied
with the original SiegfTied knd
Brunnhilde of the Wagnerian op-
eras. He also studied in London,
played in Canterbury Cathedral,
and in this country played. by re-
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
SEASON TICKET
HOLDERS FOR
THEATRE GROUP

| Those who have watched the EX-
perimental theatre develop from
highly auspicious beginnings are
particularly interested in seeing the
transition from One-act plays to the
three-act play to be presented on
Thursday and Friday of this week,
February Is and 16. at $50 O'Clock
in the theatre on the main street,
Seeley
At this time the group will pre-
sent that gay and charming COM
edy, the Romantic Young Lady, -
translated from the original of G..
Martinez Sierra, Spain S great
playwright of today.
A splendid cast will give the per-
formance and among the players
will be the favorites who have ap-
peared in previous plays as well
as newcomers. Good looking stage
sets and a musical program by Bar
Lara Sterling add to the interest
in the production. Leroy Rumsey
is acting as director
Among those who have been in
terested in the progress of the
group are the various season ticket
holders who have encouraged the
work Of the Experimental theatre.
These patrons include Mrs. w. w
Apple. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burn
ham, Miss Nettie Bayley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Currier, Miss Eleanor
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Clements,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. DoWd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eiler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross T. Hick-
cox, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Huston, DR..
and Mrs. A 3. Hanson, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe E. King. DR.. and Mrs. For
rest E. Kutz. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
P. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Meyer
of Holtville, Miss B. w. Proutfoot
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Pearse OF Seeley,
Ruth Teeple Reid, Mr.. an d
! Mrs. r. l. RumSey.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
JUNIOR CLUB
SECTION WILL
GIVE PROGRAM

JUNIOR Ten Thousand club men,
hers are anticipating a delightful
program tomorrow night, Thursday
February Is, al 7:30 in the club
house.
At this time the Drama section
members will present a gay one-act
comedy, Boosting Bridget" direct
ed by Miss Alice Trout.
Much important business is to be
transacted including plans for the
dance on March 3 and election Of q
nominating committee.
The evening will end with the
serving of refreshments by the cont
mittee of which Mrs. Russell Dal-
rymple is chairman and which is
composed of MesdameS Charles Cor
rell, w. B. Hanna Miss Marian Bay
less of Imperial and Miss Eleanor
Clark of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
Society
Clubs
Valentine Theme
Carried Out At
Guild Luncheon

Valentines day was the theme
for the luncheon enjoyed yesterday
by members of the Presbyterian
guild who met in the church, Mrs.
Vaughn N. Thompson and her cir
Gle being hosteSSes for the day.
The luncheon tables were partic-
ularly pretty, white covered w1th
strips of red, ruffled paper run
ming the length Of the tables Cross
strips at the ends formed squares
in which were red Valentine hearts.
Scarlet sweet peas and red candles
IN green holders completed the ef-
fective appointment. The menu al
so formed this Valentine motif.
Discussion relative to the cook
books to be issued by the guild and
which will contain the famous re-
cipes of some of FL Centre s best
cooks, was held during the business
meeting.
Mrs. Don Rex, Mrs w. J. FL
wander and Mrs. L. R. Philley were
appointed as the members of the
nominating committee.
Hostesses for the day included
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
HOLTVILLE SCENE.
OF CLUB MEETING

Spring flowers made a pretty
setting for yesterdays meeting OF
the White Shrine social club held
at the home OF Mrs H. T. Miller of
HoltVille.
After the pot luck luncheon,
bridge was enjoyed, Mrs. John j.
Wilkerson of CaleXico winning the
high prize for auction. Mrs. N. A.
Bucklin Of El Centre, that for con-
tract, and Mrs. George w. Damron.
the second prize for contract. The
door prize went to Mrs. w. H.
Goode Of CaleXico.
FL Centrans who were present are:
Mesdames N. A. Bucklin, George w.
Damron, Duane Stafford, John
Kuhn, w. D. Carey. Leroy Gillett.
Irene Hatch, r. L. Palmer and Rae
Hall.
Next meeting Of the club will be
held in Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
Schools
Churches

quest at the Chicago World S fair.
He also toured with Maude Powell.
famous violiniSt, and finally be-
came head of the Cincinnati college
Ct music, later establishing a school
OF his own.
Among his compositions are the
following: a tone poem, "Grief,
Resignation, joy for voices. or
chestra and organ which was pro-
dueed in Miami. Florida, another
daughter presenting her dancing
pupilsin conjunction with the pro-
duction
Another of his famous compos-
itions is the King David Sym
phony' which has been played by
leading musicians and which was
played by the Miami symphony or
cheStra with the composer acting
IS conductor.
As for his daughter, Barbara
Sterling. from the time she was a
small girl she has been devoted to
music, spending much time at the
piano and in improYiSing.
She is a graduate of the New
England cOnservatoryof muSic where
her teachers all agreed that she
possessed marked musical ability.
and great versatility. Her one
handicap is that she was born with
small hands, despite
which she has made a name for
herself as a musician of concert
ability.
During the past 10 years she has
been particularly interested in COM
posing and will play tomorrow some
cf her own compositions. Those of
w. S. Sterling will also appear on
The program as well as Beethoven,
Chopin, MacDoWell and others.
The club meeting will begin
promptly at 2:30 and election OF
4 nominating committee Will be
the first item of business.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
LEAGUE DEBATES
BEGIN TONIGHT

First debates in the valley league
will begin tonight in the high school
auditorium, at o'clock, when Gen.
trails affirmative team, composed of
FL Nora Mills and Haskell Brad
ford will meet Calexicos negative
team here Centrals negative team.
Margaret Loud and John King, will
go to Holtville to meet their affirm
atiVe.
Both teams have spent much time
in research work and in the prep
aration for inese debates. TIE
question chosen by representatives
from those schools which are TAX
ing part in the debates is: Re
solved, that the United States should
adopt tie essential features of the
British system of radio control and
operation"
Since Calipatria's withdrawal
from the competition, the only re-
naming contestants are Brawley,
Holtville, Imperial, Calexico and III
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
EVENING BRIDGE
PARTY TUESDAY

Red Eearts, red candles and red
and white sweet peas were effective
ly used last night in the attractive
Valentine bridge party given by Nj.
and Mrs. H. S. Harris, 839 Olive
avenue. This motif was carried out
also in the refreshments served at
the end of the game.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Rau of Imperial. Mr.. and Mrs.
w o. Foster of Holtville, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Dresher, Mr.. and Mrs.
v. H. Bergstedt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Sullins, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoffman,
all of Brawley; Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Den
ham, Mrs. Audrey Calkins, Miss
Doris Gibson, all of Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
ARTS AND CRAFTS
SECTION MEETING

Following up their trip to the des-
ert last week where they enjoyed a
Jewel hunt, members Of the Ten
Thousand clu0's Arts and Crafts
section today are busy making jar
dinieres and vases from the stones
they selected, setting them in ce-
ment base.
A group of HoltVille women has
done quite a bit Of this interesting
work and at last weeks meeting
several members instructed the local
section in the making of these ar
ticles.
The meeting is being held today
in the garden of the W A. Vie
home. Alb Len Rey avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-14
BUSINESS WOMEN
TO ENJOY PARTY

Aside from the business meeting
to be held at 7:45 O'Clock tonight,
Business and Professional Women s
club will enjoy a social evening, a
Valentine party being on the pro-
gram scheduled for this evening.
The meeting will be held at the
home of the president, Evalyn Bo-
man WeSterfield, 705 State street.