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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
SEELEY
(Press Staff Correspondent

SEELEY, Oct, 10. The Ladies
Aid met at the Community hall Tues
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent tying a quilt.
Mrs. Paul Pritchett was elected
secretary. Mrs. Henry Frost and
Mrs. L. L. Hurd served delicious
refreshments. Those present were
Mrs. A. H. Sheldon, Mrs. Paul Prit-
cnett, Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. Henry
Frost, Mrs. p. Nelson, Mrs. j. E.
Berry, Mrs. L. l.. Hurd, Mrs. Hogan,
Mrs. McHone and Mrs. Chester
Noel. There will be a meeting next
Tuesday afternoon.
The men of this community met
Monday evening at the hall and
formed a club which they call tn"
"Mcn's Wcstsidc Progressive Club. -
All men of the community are in
vitcd to como and join this club.
Meetings will be held every Monday
evening at the hall. The following
officers were elected: Charles Ford,
presidents; John Nelson, Vicc-prcsi-
dent; Ray Pool, secretary and
treasurer.
Mrs. c. j. Omar and children of
Laguna are visiting Mrs. j. p. Will
liams.
Mrs. Dolph league and daughter
Ina, of Brawley, were Scclcy visitors
Thursday.
Fred MaStick and James Howard
wcrc Yuma visitors Thursday.
The Scclcy Union school will
give Il box social and HaIlowc ZEN
program at the school house Friday,
October 26. All girls and ladies
of the community are invited to
come and bring boxes. The pro
ceeds of this social will 90 to the
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
Officer Returns
With Prisoners

Deputy Sheriff Harold Gillctt re-
turned from Phoenix, Ariz., last
night with two prisoners. They are
Henry Washington, 81, colorcd, of
FL Centre district and Charles Long
acre, Is, of Mount Signal. Wash
ington was arrested ON a warrant
charging grand theft while Long
acre is charged with forgery. Both
waived eXtradition rights.
Longacrc, it is understood, is
wanted in connection with the pass
ing of an alleged forged check.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
Trojans Arrive
For Big Game

Los ANGELES, Oct. 10. Forty
nine members Of the University Of
Southern California football team
were to arrive at Mt. Diablo Com-
try Club today to await their game
with University Of California in
Berkeley tomorrow,
After another secret workout
yesterday, in which Coach Jones
was believed to have perfected Il
new backficld combination, the team
Cntrained for the north.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
Hardware Boys
Beat ClOthiers

After three innings of lively base
bah at Wcnslcy Field last night the
Johnson-Grocnc boys collapsed to a
great extent and the I. V. Hard
ware outfit in the next three turns
at bat piled up a heavy lead. The
johnson Greene elan staged a snap
py batting spree in the last of the
sixth, scoring runs but it was not
enough, the Hardware boys winning
by = - to - count.
Score by inning
Hardware .......... III 43j 0 l. - 3
johnson ,-...-...... 200 lis 0 II II ,
Batteries: Thomas and Clark; ;
Couch and johnson.
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COMPTON MAY GET JOB
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Oct. -. -
Wayne Compton today was known
to be, favored by two councilmcn as
successor to James f. O'Kccfc, who
has resigned following charges of
intoXication, neglect of duty and
incompetence, which were brought
by Coucilman Nc Mullen, but later
withdrawn. O'Keefc denied the
charges. ~ 4M
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
NEW PAIR Or ENDS TO
PLAY FOR ST. IGNATIUS
by United Trcss Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. ia last
minute substitution of the ends who
will play against st. Ignatius Col
lcge, of San Francisco, here tomor-
row, was announced today by
Coach Mike Pecarovich, of the
Lovola University eleven.
snapper Mannion and Bob Nogel-
sang will get the call over Ecken.
roth and McEachcn at the wing Jobs
Pccarovich decided after scrimmagC
sessions.
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SPORT NEWS
So. California
Sport Briefs
Ry United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 19.-Jackie
Carr, Glendale. southpaw who claims
a victory over Mushy Callahan,
junior wctlerweight champion, will
clash with Farmer Joe Cooper in a
feature ten round bout here tonight
Carr is the favorltc.
PASADENA, Calf, Oct. 10
Sailor Joe Noto, navy feather
weight champion, won the decision
over Richard "Red' Frazer in a
ten rounder here last night. Jack
Gibbs was awarded an unpopular
decision over Sailor John Lancas-
ter in the siX-round semi-final bout.
PASADENA, Calf, Oct. 10
Onconta Military Academy's foot
ball team defeated Whittier Col
lcgc freshmen, II to 0 on the One
onta gridiron yesterday.
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WHAT PRICE LOvE?'

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19.-Thc
love of George Sherwood, actor and
producer Of the play "Womcn Go
ON ForcVer' was valued at $500.
eco by Neda Sherwood his wife, in
an alienation of affections suit
against Ruth King ON file here to-
day Divorce proceedings were
started Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

LONDON, Oct. ia hole in
nothing has been made by \. Reeve
on the Wanstcad Clubs course here.
Reeves handicap was l. and he
was in bogcy competition. At the
2l3 yard fourth he received one
stroke. Much to his surprise he
downcd his tee shot winning
the hole in nothing.
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FOR SALE-iJ cows, 1 bull. 35 feed
hogs, 100 pounds. Clark w. Adair.
Seeley. 14tf
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Livestock

FOR SALE-T. Is. tested cows, four
miles west FL Centre water works.
Duncan. 16tf
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Special Notices

LADIES' who have purchased a
White Sewing machine within the
last two or three years, please call
and register October Goth for the
dressmaking class. 1876 No. Fifth.
1876
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LennOx Home Laundry

QUICK SERVICE
SPECIAL on MEMS BUNDLES
226 No. Fifth. Phone llCf
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MAN AND WIFE--Americans, want
work as cook and waitress or cook
and helper. Large ranch prefer
red. Would contract. w. l.. Wat
son, Gen. Del. Brawley. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
Help Wanted Female

WANTED-Young lady not over %
to travel with manager and wife
fo- California corporation. Must
h - good character and willing
worker. See Mrs. Honeycut, Blue
Moon Hotel, between 7 and 8 p.
m. Do not phone. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

HARTZELL-The Roofer, takes the
guess WORK out of roofing. Phone
25lW. 14tf
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WANTED-SetOnd hand furniture
Call 495W. SI9 Main st. l9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

office girl wants posi-
tion. Experienced dictation and
tipping. Rte. l, Box 67J, Impe-
rial. 1873
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Here and There
In Sport World
By United Press Leased Wire

PRINCETON. y. J., Oct. 10. -
Basketball has taken lis place as
a major sport along with track,
hockey. baseball, football aud crew
at Princeton University. the undcr-
graduate athletic committee an
bounced. Increasing popularity of
the sport was given as the reason
for making it Il major sport.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

NEW YORK. oct. 19.-Thc ten
round bout scheduled last night be-
tween Pauline Uzcudun, Spanish
heavyweight, and Big Boy Peterson,
of Chicago, at Ebbets Field, was
postponed due to rain. The bout
Will be staged tonight, and will be
the last outdoor boxing show for
the scason.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

WANTED-Party for housework in
exchange for rent of single apart
ment, partly furnished. No child
ren. Phone 65i. 22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
Lost and Found
Wanted To Buy

WANTED-To buy, good Atom
truck. No junk. Must be cheap
for cash. Roy Shepard, Box 643,
Fl Centro. lSt5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

SEED barley for sale. Earl Ven.
cili. l8tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

ROOFING contractor. All kinds Of
roofing done. 401 Adams Ave.
22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
also small house. Blue Moon Ho-
tel. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
Situations Wanted

YOUNG MAN experienced with
Gaines Milking Machine, wants
job. Box 524. El Centre. 1St3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
SPECIALS

FOR SALE--Leases on Jumbo Lem
on Stands, an attractive deal
made possible on account of
changing territory. Jumbo Lemon
Operator, FL Centre. 19tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

FOR RENT-Three room furnish
ed apartment. If desired party
may pay part of rent by tending
child few hours each day. Call
S81 Grange after $3.50 p. m. 1Sts
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19

FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms and
apartment. 643 Olive. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-19
For Rent, Houses

FOR RENT-Rooms, light house
kerping. 347 Hamilton. 1874
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-06
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That's What Thin, Run Down.
Atlantic City Man Wrote.

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one underweight woman. exceed
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my thin, underWeight man or
Woman doesn't gain at least s
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with the marked Improvement in
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The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets has been shortened-just
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Top Notch This
Assembly at
the Earle

The current bin at the Earle is
top notch from the very first
strains Of the delightful overture
to the finale Of the splendid stage
presentation. Equally entertain
ing are the stage feature and the
photoplay, hence the program
order may well be followed.
Edward T.. Hyman's Down On
the Farm with Whitley Kauf-
man and his Victor recording orr
chestra, provides some music and
dance numbers OF more-than-
average novelty and merit. A
barnyard background lends realism
to the act. Not the least fascin-
ating Is the marvellous dancing by
9 huge scarecrow, supposedly
part Of the decoration, but In
reality, Bob Stickney, on stills.
The agility and abandon with
which he struts the BIackbottonn
on those wooden pegs, would put
plenty OF folk on their own two
feet To shame.
Geersh and Rathoy, III burr
! lesqle classique dance, are re-
called time and again while La
Scala, wizard banjoist. Ii scarce
allowed to stop. Gus MuIcahy,
harnonica expert, Ii right III
style with q mouth organ.
Pauline Miller soprano, sings,
and six farmerettes, comedy girls,
give several unique dance mum
bers. The orchestra lads. under
Kaufman's direction. contribute
their quota OF jazz selections.
The Love Mart, starring Billie
Dove, II the feature picture. u
First National release. adapted
from Edward Child Carpenters
Code Of Victor Jallot.
The story deals with the early
days Of the Nineteenth Century
when slave smuggling along the
coast was al It's height. New
Orleans supplies the historic and
charming locale for this intrigu-
ing tale.
The beautiful Dove is superbly
cast as Antoinette F'robelle, belle
" the community. Gilbert Ro-
land IS the fencing master and
barber. who ultimately wins the
girls respect and love. Il dash
Ing here Noah Beery as cap
tain Remy, erstwlaile slave pirate,
and Emile Chautard as Louis
Frobelle. the father, give perfect
character interpr "a lions. III. n.
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Laughs Aplenty and
Nothing Else
But

TO the Palace this week come
W. 6. Fields and Chester Conl1lin
in 4 mirth.while film called Two
Flaming Youths.
Fields is on familiar ground
again as the tin-horn side-show
announcer, working his old shell.
game and Juggling the little balls.
He Ii .excroosh iatingly' funny at
times, and IL you don't get laugh
out Of many Of his gags you are
surely suffering from chronic
something or-other. Ccnklin II the
hick sheriff.
The Snowman, through neces-
sitv, and the misguided sheriff,
through inclination, seek the hand
OF the wilder in marriage. The
story concerns itself chiefly with
the efforts OF the latter to run the
former out Of town. An assert
nent OF freaks add to the merri-
ment and atmosphere. Mary Brian
and Jack Luden have minor parts
providing the love interest.
The plot, It's true, isn't SO hot,
but-why bring that up? IL you,
like Fields and Conklin you'll
surely like their latest opus.
The colorfuI stage offering this
week IL called .Milady's Fam and
Is gorgeously presented and pe0.
pied. The hits OF this melodfous
interIude are Bernice and Emily,
exquisite novelty dai1cers. Harry
Burns puts over some excellent
italian dialect comedy; Rae
Eleanor Ball fiddles and puts the
Palace syncopaters through q num-
Der III wesley Eddy'a place.
Dorothy Neville and Ijeda and
Inabert complete the entertainment
with the Ada Kaufman girls as the
dance background
An interesting UFsA film,
secrets OF the Sea, and MGM
NewsreeI are the film subsidiaries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-06
Soviet Regime Far
From Bounds Of
Bankruptcy

what Soviet Russia needs
most today is money to build
machinery and specialists to teach
them how to build and operate
ii. declared il. MI Newman iEi
this third lecture on this country
at the National yesterday after
noon. For every truck they
turn out, they need hundred,
This paradoxical people 10 badly
in need of money have untold
wealth ii gold displays In museums
and Ia art treasures IN the 1906
rooms of the former palaces Of
the Car. Fifty Rubens are I'M
the collection, and there is also
an entire room of Rembrandts
and other priceless paintings If
the Soviet government 30 desired
1t could pledge its treasures for
enough money to put it on its
feet. Mr.. Newman believes.
There Fl less immortality In
Soviet Russia than elsewhere, ac-
cording to Mr.. Newman. There
Is no incentive for vice because
women are just as independent AZ
men and earn as much money. !,
No man Il wealthy enough to
tempt 4 woman. Only civil
ceremonies are required in mar
riages, and expressed desires are
only Necessary for divorces How
ever, In divorce, IL there Is q child.
+ man must pay 80 per cent Of
his income for its support. I'M
case there are no children, and
the wife Is able to prove her in
ability to work, she is entitled
to q like amount.
For comparison To ST. Peters
burg before the revolution and Of
Lenfngrad today. Mr. Newman
showed pictures Of bustling streets,
scenes or former days which he
took In 1911 and the practically
deserted streets Of today; Of
uniformed officers IN contrast with
women with scarfs wound around
their heads directing traffic. He
showed pictures of the private
apartments of the Car and
Czarina at Tsarkoye Selo. This
palace and grounds today Is called
the Childreri's Village.
Last night he repeated his ex-
treme1y popular talk on Moscow.
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Not this season, nor last,
nor the one before that, has this
correspondent been 20 blithely
entertained as he was last
night. @Broadway" presunes 70
reflect the tougher side Of con-
temporary geings-on and it's
presumption is thorough and
complete. More will be said
later n the week about this
engaging visitor. Meanwhile
press time inpends.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-06
Student Prince
Fresh as a
Daisy

The student Prince came BACK
to Polls last night, and although
he was given the usual chance to
wear out his welcome by good
runs here before, and although
Furthermore, the tunes have been
sent weekly or nightly through
the air for q couple Of years.
the Prince Deems unfrayed and
fresh.
Tn excellent singing and gusto
Of the male singing probably has
much to do with making the
piece 50 acceptable. The cast il
largely the original one and the
major roles are admirably taken
care Of. De Wolff Hopper does
the usual thing even to the cur
tain lecture. The role of Prince
Franz Joseph, who becomes king
later on, Ii admirably done by
Sudworth Frazer. Herbert Water
Gus a. DR.. Engel is more than
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-06
ParamOunt's Film
Consumption
At Peak
The season of great film con.
sumption Ii at hand.

The season of great film con.
sumption ID at hand.
During the next two months, the
laboratory and camera depart.
nients of the Paramount studio
will consume approximately 49,.
100000 feet.
The production department has
IL pictures scheduled to go into
camera work during January and
February. In addition. Paramount
has recently completed group OF
pictures. many Of them specials,
which will be released In the early
future. so that all necessary
prints must be made at Cnce.
An average OF 1900 prints are
made Of the regular program fea-
lures, each requiring from $500
to 1000 feet of positive film. Pic
lures such as "Doomsday," Flo
renee Vidor's newest picture,
Bebe Daniels "Feel My Pulse"
Clara Bows RED Hair" Wallace
Berry and Raymond Hatton's
Partners in Crime" and Richard
DixS Sporting Goods, come IN
this category.
The somewhat longer specials,
such as The Legion OF the Con.
demned," Anne Nichols Able
Irish Rose. Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes" Beau Sabreur" and
Emil Jannings THE Last Com.
mand," not only require more
footage per completed picture, but
from 200 to $50 prints are needed.
This is because tcese pictures are
released simultaneously for long
runs and the same prints cannot
be transported from place 10 place,
all being in use at thu same time.
Road shows, such as Wings"
"Old Ironsides" and 1.-THE Rough
Riders require even more prints.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-06
Tn Case You Like
Dancing, It's
Here

Rosita and Ramon, Spanish
dancers de luxe, took the house
quite by storm yesterday at 3. r.
keith's. and should carry their
triumph right through the week.
Assisted BY Ernie Hosts stringed
orchestra and an unnamed bal
ladist, they captivated all BY their
gracefulness.
There are Spanish dancers and,
Spanish dancers. Many are OF
the hard-working, housekeeping.
type. Not 10 with Rosita and
Ramon. Their every movement
is picture of easy grace, the
poetry OF motion. For sheer
polished skill it is doubtful il they
have been equaled anywhere.
Joe Frisco's inimitable hum0r
and clever dancing went over big,
showing that he has come 4 long
Hale. Indeed, he got away with
may be out" by tonight.
st q E15E0 . f QAlIEE L. sa 3tAAO it0NT
diggetysdog stuff and ceaseless.
His raannerisnns are q hit, his
soft shoe dancing as good as the
best. He clowned with Bert
SHEPPARD in the final act with all
the skill Of & veteran.
Minna Marlin and Arthur MI.
lard, in B revanped and polished
college Capers, were the biz
noise of the earlier half of the
bin. The half-pint Minna has
plenty Of personality to make up
for lack OF inches.
bob and Margie Du Point had
Juggling ana comedy that regis
tered. Arthur De Noy and Eve.
iyn Faber showed how banana oil
and apple sauce can get in Its
deadly work via d sketch. The
Diplomat Miss Ada Reeve
sophisticated songs pleased most
folks.
Bert Sheppard can do imp ssihle
Things with q whip, and promptly
did So. Joe Frisco squeezed many
q good laugh out Of that act. The
Jack Hedley trio of acrobats, with
the Aesop fable and the news
reel. completed 4 pleasing bill
-B. u T.
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IN Inc LAST SOInInanQ winch
is doing its premiere at the
Columbia this week. Jannings'
much-heralded skill carries him
far past the melodramatic into
super drama. Not once during
all his emoting and acting does
he show any other than the
greatest sign that he is q great
actor.
we see the Tragedian Janninss
first as the generalissimo OF the
Cars armies just as the great
Russian empire begins to waver.
Through all the tedious pre.revolt
days the general keeps faith with
the Car. his cousin. He's willing
to parade q whole dEvlsion--draw-
Ing 1t from the front though 1t
was much-needed Heretofore
the Car merely to show that
monarch that war Ia not play.
lie made his play with the Car
convincingly, but only once for
when the general staff called
upon him for another show" for
the monarch's pleasure the
gentleman soldier baked because
It meant the lives of his men at
the front.
Then a girl reyolutionist Eve
Ign BRENT, doing the boards in
Russia with fellow.revolutionist
William POWELL entered the gen.
erals office. for a passport wise.
He detained the girl who later
would have killed him but for the
fact that she had fallen in love
with the wenMpal hnnauaA wall
because he was a gentleman ami
loved her. The revolt broke and
the general was captured only to
be saved by the girl who died
as their palatial train dropped
through a bridge into a river.
There's tragedy and more
tragedy. After the war we find
the general in Hollywood doing
extra work in the movies where
he's discovered by The ex.revo.
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Mr.. G. COIlan in
Short ANTS at
the RialtO

George NJ Cohan's snappy little
musical Mary has been put into
tabloid form Tor jannt over the
picture house circuits. and il you
liked Love Nest. and other Of
its lifting melodies YOU will enjoy
the moments that the bijou comedy
occupies the stage at the Rialto
this week
When the Yankee Doodle come
dian opened his play IN Washing.
ton speed was its watclword and
this factor has been retained in
condensing the cameo version to
presentation Limitations. Some
nifty dancing Is. as expected In a.
Cohan show. ain enjoyable feature.
For the screen headlight there
Is no less than Esther Ralston,
whom many zee AZ one Of the Hob
Iywood grand danes destined for
great things
The producing table has very
deity turned out an interesting ex-
hibit in sSpotIight picturiza-
ton Of Rita Weimansa widely read
novel 'FoOt1ights. z One sees por-
trayed, with q touch Of penetrat-
ing wisdom. the problems and
pastimes Of back-stage life.
Spotlight" ii tale of timid
New England lass who sacrifices
her own personality and identity
in the quest of fame only to wish
desperately to be herself again.
Esther Ralston for the first
time in her career plays d dual
role. She is first seen as Lizzie
Stokes, a coy country girl, too
sensitive to give her good looks
and potential ability g. chance.
Then she blossoms into the beau
tiful and dazzling Olga Restova,
the sophisticated Russian that
Lizzie has been transferred into
for purposes Of the stage. Finally
she becomes Lizzie Stokes again,
but q very different Lizzie than
she was.
The cast includes Neil Hamil-
ton, Nicholas Soussamin, Arlette
MaTchal and others. Short sub
jects and International News close
the bill. B. ..
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