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Daily Log of
"Bunion Derby
BY JAMES s. POWERS
(U. P. Special Correspondent

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, April
|14-Eighty three contestant runners
Iand walkers neared the 1900 mile
mark in C. c. Pyle's Los Angeles to
New York foot derby as they left
here today for Chandler, so miles
away.
Yesterdays race was won by Nes-
| tor Erickson, Port Chester, n. Y,
| who finished in 3:55:l4. His total
elapsed time is 352:44:07, approx
mately 100 hours behind Payne.
Other elapsed time standings:
Andrew Payne, Claremore, Okla,
25l :51:31; Peter Gavuzzi, South
ampton, England, 255:2l:5O; Ed
Gardner, Seattle, 2S5:5S:34; John
Cronick, Saskatoon, 291:3S :42. Har-
ry Rca, Long Beach, Cal, 295:23:5l.
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For Sale, Real Estate

FOR SALH-21a acres, - close in,
good house, equipped for chick
ems, fine water system, $2500.
Will take light truck as first pay
ment. Mrs. Land, Mission Apis.
13tf
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No. 1372-In Probate
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON
PETITION TO EXECUTE
DEED OF TRUST
In the Superior Court of the Stat
of California, in and FOR the
County of Imperial

LII Cne superior court OF the state
of California, in and FOR the
County of Imperial
In the Matter of the Estate of:
SILAS II. BRYANT, Deceased.
1t Is Hereby Ordered by the
Court: That all persons interested
in the Estate of Silas II. Bryant,
deceased, do appear before said SUI
pcrior Court of Imperial County,
State of California, in Department
. thereof, on the Goth day of April,
1923, at two O'Clock p. M, then and
there to show cause, if any they
have, why the real estate describ-
cd below should not be mort gagged
for $4,000, as prayed for in the
Petition of Grace Arnold, Admins
tratriX of said estate, this day fill
ed, reference is made to said petit
tion for further particulars, and
said real estate is described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
That portion of the North
onc-half (N12) of Tract One
Hundred Twenty-Five (l25,)
Township Thirteen D3) and
Fourteen G4) South, Range
Fourteen OD East, S. b. NJ,
in the County of Imperial,
State Of California, as per map
of the ro-surycy, approved and
filed in the United States
Land Office at Los Angeles,
California, lying cast of the
cast line of the southern Pa
cific Railroad Right of Way,
as the same was constructed
and located through said tract
August 6, 1919.
Dated; This 3rd day of April, 1928.
V. y. THOMPSON,
Judge of said Superior Court
M3-14
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For Rent, Farm Land

lOR LEASE-i5 acrcs good land
with house. Press Gox 3sJ. 1ltG
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MRS. ROSS ON COAST

LOS ANGELES, April IL Nellie
Tayloc Ross. former governor of
Wyoming, is in Los Angeles tn
speak Tuesday night in behalf of
the presidential candidacy of Gov
ernor Al Smith, of New York.
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Farm Implrronts

FOR SALE-.Lightniug hay press,
in good order. Buck rake. Kill
fer subsoiler. Six horse power
Fairbanks engine. Mike Licbcrt
Seeley, Calf. Aft
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Lost and Found

TAKEN UP--April 11th, bay sad
die marc, star on forehead. Own
cr pay advertising and expenses.
c. f. Carroll, B. j.. Rice ranch,
Gl& miles southwest El Centre,
12t3
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LOS ANGELES, April 1i.--By
virtue of a lO-t0-4 victory over the
Midwick Tigers, the Midwick Pur-
pies will enter today'S finals in the
12-goal polo tournament faVorite
over the Midwick Whites.
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There Are No Substitutes

BETTER HATC11ED CHICKS -
Certified White Leghorns only.
. Eighth season begins August %.
Delivery on Monday and Thurs
day of each week. Write for
prices. San Diego County Hatch
cry, La Mesa, Calf. Box 365.
Sat If
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So. California
Sport Briefs
ByUnited Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, April 14.-Tony
Mandell,, of Boston, featherwelght
took only one round last night and
Harry Blitman, Of Philadelphia, won
an easy decision in ten rounds here
Mandell was tough and ready
customer and he was fighting as
the final bell sounded although he
had spent almost as much time ON
the floor as in an upright position.
The Boston boy first went to the
canvas in the opening round and
contrivcd to visit it again in the
second, eighth and tenth.
Jackie Carr and Johnny Lamar
fought six round draw n the semi
final.
Russell Walters won over Walter
Hoffman in six rounds.
Teddy Levin got the decision
over Jack O'Bricn.
Johnny Torres registered 2 second
round technical knockout over Joe
LucerO.
SAN PEDRO, Aprol 14,-Thc
fourth of Il series of spring races in
the "R' and Star Sloop classes
will be sailed off Los Angeles har-
Dor tomorrow.
The Friendship, owned by Owen
p. Churchill, Roger Marchetti 5
Pirate and Al Christie $ Heather
viii be in the "R' group. The Star
class will be featured by Judge b.
Rcy Schaucr's $ Movie Star II, and
the entries of Harry Fisher and Fred
Bosbyshcll.
LOS ANGELES, April 1i.-Occi-
dental S baseball team will meet
San Diego today in its second con
ference game of the season.
LOS ANGELES, April 14.-Walt-
or Hagen and Leo DIcgcl, well
known golf professionals today are
en- route to New York. Hagen is ON
his way to England to play Archie
Compston n 72-holc matcn for the
world S professional title. Dicgel
will 90 10 the Fcnimorc Country
Club, New York, where he is profess
sional.
SAN DIEGO--Long Tom llaw-
kins, colorcd heavyweight of San
Diego, defeated Jack Rcnault, Can
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Automobile Supplies

EXIDE BATTERY 1ES-Genuine Ex-
lde battery, rubber case, only
5000 and your old. battery this
week. Wilson Machine Shop. ste
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LOST--American Legion Auxiliary
past president S pin with white
ribbon. Return Press office. 12t3
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays S Results

Hollywood 6, Los Angeles I.
San Francisco 8, Missions >.
Sacramento 10. Seattle II.
Portland ), Oakland 0.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York s, Philadelphia I.
Washington, s, Boston 4.
st. Louis I, Detroit ;.
Chicago !, Cleveland | C inn. tic
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Wanted To Bury

WANTED-Alfalia hay, standing,
in shock or baicd. Phone l.. NJ.
Currant, 262J, r Centre. j. S.
Going, Los Angeles. 3t12
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SAN DlEGO--Long Tom llaw-
kins, colorcd heavyweight of San
Diego, defeated Jack Rcnault, Can
adian heavyweight champion, in a
10 round decision last night. llaW-
kins was given seven rounds.
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FOR RENT--Front bedroom, ad.
joining bath. Call after p. m.
$50 Brighton. 1lt4
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FOR RENT-Office, ground floor.
Apply Press office. 2ldh
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FOR RENT--sreep!ng rooms and
apartment. 643 Olive. 26tf
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Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED woman, unincum-
bcred, wants work, 90 anywhere
or cook Tor men on ranch. Address
Box 6S5, El Centre. l2t3
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Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Yesterday Results
Chicago >, Cincinnati 0.
Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia l.
New York 7, Boston 3.
Pittsburgh-St. Louis postponed
rnin
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FOR SALE-First vacant lot on
south side He'll St. west of Sew
enth. Owner M. H. Moremen at
Barbara Worth Hotel over Satur-
day. Later 120 Bonnie Brae, On
tario, Calf. 1872
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LENNOX Apartments and rooms.
APP Olive. Phone 124. 7tf
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FOR TRADE-16O acres good farm
land, near city of Tulare, for I'M
perial property. Address Box 81
San Bernardino, Calf. ~ t6
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Electrical aud Radio

FOR RENT Five uhc Atwater.
Kent radio, perfect condition, in.
stalled aud seryiced, $40 per
month. Press Boa os2. Stt
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FOR RENT-55 to % acres of good
land for vegetables. Been in all
falfa to years. Huff Ranch,
4 miles northwest Of Soclcy. Ad-
dress J. II. Huff, Rte. A Box II,
Imperial. 2ltf
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Hospitals for children born sick
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NATTONAL-"Revolt."

Last Summer the Little Theater in
Brooklyn was the scene Of one OF the
most remarkable demonstrations in the
history of the local drama. Harry Wag-
staff Gribble was trying out his new
play, Revolt" and at its conclusion the
audience, apparently entranced by the
play itself and its performance, refused
to go home. For half an hour they re-
remained to cheer and to talk over
what, in the words Of Thomas Broad
hurst, was one Of the finest evenings
many had spent in the theater.
Mr.. GribbleS play, now recast with
chosen players, Is to open at the Ma
tionAl Theater next Monday night.
For three months Mr.. Gribble, in as
sociation with william Powell and Lew
Levenson, has worked on the staging
and casting of this remarkable drama
Of an American family. Unlike Mr..
Gribble'S March Hares," Revolt" has
many serious moments, but its pathoS
and its tragedy are well blended with
the delicious comedy.
The cast, headed by Hugh Buckler,
long the featured leading man at Covent
Garden, London, includes also A. @.
Andrews, another famous player of the
dard, Charlotte Denniston, Paul Gil
foyle and Ackland Powell. Cleon
Throckmorton executed the settings.
STRAND-"Girls From Happyland."
Girls from Happyland" comes to the
Strand Theater next week. Since 1t
last swung around the Mutual Circuit
several cast changes have been made
and new production switches inserted
The result, according to advance
heraldings, is speedy, laughable and
altogether entertaining offering.
Irving Selig has his name featured
in comedy. Supporting Mr.. Selig is
company Of versatile players, including
Ben Lerner, Dutch comedian; Fred
Reese, straight man; Rose Lee, a
blond prima donna whose speciality is
jazzily-tempoed blues selections: Alice
Duval, new In burlesque but highly rec
commended as dancing ingenue, and
Leona Reed, brunette soubrette whose
dancing frequently enlivens the pro-
ceedings, together with "the youngest
chorus in Mutual burlesque."
Evening star., 1928-10-17

Mayer sound picture, "Our Dancing
Daughters" for third week. The pic
ture of modern youth at play has
brought o record patronage to Loevs
Columbia.
In this picture three different types
of girls are depicted-the wild happer,
the girl strictly reared and the gold
digger. Joan Crawford Dorothy Sepas-
tian and Anita Page respectively, NIL
Mack Brown, Nils Asther and Edward
Nugent. The picture has a unique plot
that moves swiftly with the ter1po of
daring youth. .....-.a4
The same bill Of two Metro Movie
tone acts, Marion Harris, the songbird
Of Jazz and Leo Beers, the famous
whistling songster with the Fox Movie
tone News, will be continued.
Additional attractions will include
the Columbia Orchestra, the M-G-M
News and color classic, Gold"
RIALTO-"The Melody Of Love-"
Acclaimed as a remarkable 100 per
cent talking picture, with every charac-
ter speaking in the dialogue. The Mel
ody of Love" will come to the Rialto
Saturday.
It is the story of two friends who go
to war, only to be sent home wounded.
The wound of one heals, but the other,
a song writer, loses the use of his right
hand and becomes a derelict. Tossed
aside as a cripple by his sweetheart, the
song writer Is on the verge of despera-
ton when he meets girl he had known
in France and who had come to this
country in search of him. She brings
about his regeneration.
"The Melody of Love" Is described as
a powerful, dynamic and moving drama
of life.
walter Pidgeon enacts the role of the
young song writer and Mildred Harris,
who Is said to be surprise in sound
pictures, having a fine singing voice,
plays the part of the girl.
The supporting cast includes Jane
Wilton, Tom Dugan, Jack Richardson,
Victor Potel and others.
The International News will show the
landing of the Graf Zeppelin today.
LITTLE THEATER-"The End Of ST..
Petersburg"
With a capacity audience at each
performance this week, the Little
Theater will hold over for second
week. starting Sunday, the Sovkin0
production, "The End of st. Petersburg" I"
the Russian film drama that deals with
the events leading UP to the overthrow
of the Romanoffs, the Kerensky regime,
and the inception of the Lenin- -Trotsky
form of government. 1t was produced
under the auspices Of the Soviet gov
eminent and the production is heralded
as a remarkable example Of the last
word In film art and as displaying a
new technique. 1t was directed by w.
j. Pudowkin, who also is responsible
for the Soviet production, Mechanics
of the Brain" which will be given spe-
cial midnight showing at the Little
Theater Friday evening, November 2,
at IL 80 o'clock.
There is no conventional hero or her
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In a recent survey throughout the
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Attractions in Washington Theaters

Earle Theater viii present for the first
time on a washington screen "The
Night Watch" First National pro-
duction starring Billie Dove.
The plot Of 1.-THE Night Watch" Is
direct and simple, with Its dramatic
power heightened by It's very simplic-
ity. The characters Of the story are
few.
Sacrifice of her own reputation to
shield her husband-even though they
are estranged-from an unjust accusa-
ton is the highpoint Of the story and
the events leading up to 1t are both
tense and colorful. Almost the entire
action takes place in single night,
with a modern battleship as its un-
usual setting.
Donald Reed, Paul Lukas and Mich
olas Soussaflin have the principal roles
supporting Miss Dove.
Alexander Korda brought his fine
dramatic and highly developed screen
technique to the direction of the pic
ture. Lajos Bro wrote the screen ver-
sion of the story, which is based on I'm
the Night Watch" the recent stage play.
The program will be completed by Sc
lected Vitaphone short-reel presenta-
tions, a new issue Of the Earle Topical
News and an orchestral overture and
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COLUMBIA-"Our Dancing
Daughters"

The management Of Loew's Columbia
Is holding over the Metro Goldwyn-
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musical accompaniment by the Earle
Orchestra, under Daniel Breeskin.
PALACE-"while the City Sleeps

Lon CLANCY comes to Loew's Palace
Saturday In the giise OF detective in
while the City Sleeps" sound pic
tufe. It Is q romance told amid the
crash of machine guns. Thrills, SEN
sations and mystery mark the swift
movement of the plot, but a delicate
love story runs throughout, and human
touches that add to its startling real
ism. Chaney plays detective, mix
ture Of the hard-boiled police officer
and the human soul starved for love
and sentiment. Anita Page Is the hero
Inc of the story and Mae Busch and
Polly Moran have important parts.
Among the dramatic scenes are vivid
tnachine-gun battle between gangsters
and the police and the sensational chase
Of the bandit gang over the rooftops of
the city.
on the stage Wesley Eddy and his
Palace Syncopators are presented in
John Murray Anderson's Loew-Publix
creation, blue Grass" in which Cole
man Goetz, George Griffin and Rosette,
the Slote Brothers, Irene Wolf and the
Foster Girls are featured.
Added attractions will include the
Fox Movietone News, the M-G-M News.
an organlogue by Charles Gaige, the
Palace Concert Orchestra under Harry
Borjes and selected short subjects OF
interest
Evening star., 1928-10-17
FOX-"MOther Machree.

William Fox will present the John
Ford production, Mother Machree," at
his local theater next week 1t was Mr..
Ford who directed -Four Sons" THE
Iron Horse" and more recently, Hang
mans House"
Mother Machree" has as its out
standing player Victor McLaglen. The
cast includes Belle Bennett, who plays
the title role, Ethel Clayton and Neil
Hamilton.
1t is a story of old Ireland, with Its
always interesting characters and their
transplanting to America with heart
aches and struggles.
The subsidiary features will be the
La Scala Quartet of operatic voices i'm
ported to enhance the orchestral pres
entation of Verdi's opera, "Rigoletto'
The stage portion Of the program will
present many interesting artists and a
Fox movietone Of Chic Sale In THE
Star Witness" will be high light Of
the program.
The Fox Movietone News will contain
views Of the arrival Of the German air.
ship at Lakehurst and many other
world events.
The second OF the four scheduled
symphonic jazz concerts will be given
on Sunday from to pm.
EARLE-"The Night Watch"
For next week. beginning with mid
0ight premier Friday Of this week. the
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METRoPoLrTAN--"The Singing Fool. /"

The fourth and Anal week Of "The
Singing Fool" with the screen and
stages great entertainer, Al Jolson.
will begin at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater Saturday and the perform
ances will continue through Friday
night, october 26.
For the benefit of those who have
not been told the story by the many
who have already witnessed this sterling
performance Of the worlds great black
face artist
AL is first seen as a singing waiter,
In love with heartless entertainer
whom he helps to fame by selling
songs he has dedicated to her. and
getting her to introduce them. The
two marry. She later deserts him and
1t Is only when their little boy is at the
point of death that they meet again.
The tears are well balanced by the
smiles, however, and peace comes at
last to the troubled soul of the singing
fool in the love of another woman,
once a cigarette girl at the cabaret.
The cast in support Of Jolson includes
Betty Bronson, Josephine Dunn, Ed
Martindale, Arthur Houseman, Reed
Howes and the now famous little Davey
Lee.
COLUMBIA-"Our Dancing
Daughters"
The management Of Loew's Columbia
4faA KNs~VA AsS@~rs
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and the proceeds will be divided between
Protestant and Catholic charities. Those
on the committee are Lady Isabella
Howard, Countess Scherr-Thoss and
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RHEUMATISM!

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KEITH'S-"Craig's Wife.

The screen version of "Craig's Wife,"
George Kelly's famous play, will be the
screen attraction at B. r. Keith's The
ater next week, beginning at . pm.
Sunday
"Craig's Wife" had a spectacular New
York run and won the Pulitzer prize
as the outstanding production of the
year. The screen version stars Irene
Rich and Warner Baxter. The sup
porting cast includes Virginia Bradford,
Lilyan Tashman, Carroll Nye. George
Irving, Jane Keckley, Mary Van Buren,
Ethel Wales and Raida Rae.
The stage revue will be Texas
Guinan's "Padlocks of 1925" in 18
scenes and presented by a company of
80 Broadway entertainers. 1t Is said
to be a $3.50 show from Broadway and
is offered for the first time at popular
prices. The featured players include
Marjorie Leach, Charles Taye, Ed West
and Harriet Hilliard.
The performances will be continuous,
showing four times daily. 1880 am.
to ii pm, except Sunday, when the
first performance begins at pm. Sup
Elementary features will complete the
show.
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oine in this Russian pnotoplay, but the
leading characterizations are enacted by
Alexis Davor end Katrina Kaja.
A Lupino Lane comedy and q news
reel round out the program. pr
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LOWELL THOMAs-November ..

Lowell Thomas, fascinating raconteur,
with Lawrence in Arabia and with
Allenby in Palestine" on the afternoon
of Friday. November 8, at $3.50 o'clock,
at charity benefit to be given at the
National Theater. This will be the only
appearance of Mr.. Thomas In Washing
ton this season.
It was the good fortune Of Mr..
Thomas to be the only American OBJ
server both with Col. T. E. Lawrence in
Arabia and with Gen. Edmund Allenby
in Palestine during the World War, and
the information he has to give of the
events in which these two men were the
principal figures was all obtained at
first hand.
An important committee of Washing
ton women Is sponsoring this lecture
Evening star., 1928-10-17

'H is many years since my teacher and friend,
DR.. L. BrocQ ofParis, taught me to use fresh yeast
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yOsEr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is.

Americas master pianist, Josef Hof-
mann, will be heard here in an eve
ming concert at the washington Audi
torium Thursday. october IS, at S:15
washington Cooperative Artist Con-
cert Course Mr.. Hofmann gives only
IS concerts each year, as much of his
time is taken up at the Curtis 1nsti-
tute of Philadelphia, Of which he is
director.
Tickets for the Hofmann concert are
on sale at the headquarters Of the Co
operative Concert Course, 1910 Con-
necticut avenue, and at the Willard
newsstand.
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