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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25
Pair Held For
Federal Court

Vincent i'fausto. IL, of Trawlcy
and Joe Bosque, L., Of BraWley
were ordered held to answer to the
United States District Court by
Commissioner D. G.. Whitclaw this
morning. They were given a prclim
mary hearing on charges Of having
emu-gled six hotties of tequila
across the border from Mexico into
this country. Bond was fivcd at
$1,000 each and The defendants turn
ed over to the custody Of the
sheriff.
The mca were arrested few
days ago Ly members Of the Immi-
grafton Border Patrol. They will be
held here pending the next session
of district court at san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25

continental racing veterans, the
Yankee Doodle is making It's third
bid for occan-to-occan record-not
satisfied with already holding the
wcst-to.east record attained when il
sped from Los Angeles to New York
in ls hoars and IS minutes last
August.
To Fly High
Art GOcbcl, winner of the Ha-
waiian Dole derby flight from san
francisco to Honolulu. was at the
controls Of the Yankee Doodle on
her record breaking trip. Tucker
accompanied him.
On the nonstop race Of tho trans
continental air derby, last month,
GOcbel again flew the Yankee
Doodle and Tucker sat beside him.
They were the only ones to reach
Mines Field, Los Angeles in the
taco but were disqualified when th"y
were forced TO land cHroutr for gas
Collycr said be planned TO fly at
an altitude Of $4,000 feet during
the night 30 avoid the possibility Of
accident to the speeding plane. Ills
route was planned TO take the Yam
kec Doodle over McKccsport, Pa,
Columbus, o., Indianapolis and Ter
re Haatc. Ind. Wichita. Kan, Albu-
pucrqua. y. ". over the rockies. and
through San Bernardiuo Pass into
Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25

W. f. Gilfillan, formerly assistant.
has been appointed farm advisor Of
fresno county, succeeding G. N.
Common leceased.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25
Fighting Pair
Sent To Jail

r. +. Ortez and Juan Castillo
were to have been given \ court
trial Yesterday afternoon or charges
cf disturbing the pcaer and fight
ing bat when they appeared before
the court they changed their pleas
10 guilty.
The court sentenced each to pay
a fine Of $50 or serve - days in the
county jail Both were rcmandcd to
the custody Of the sheriff in default
of payment of the fines.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25
COllyer's Plane
Sets New Mark

Continued From Page j
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Friday with
moderate tclnuyra'urc.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Gen
orally fair tonight and Friday with
modnrat" temperature and gentle
e,utherly winds Fire forecast;
Cloudy on the coast; fair weather,
normal humidity and normal tom
pera,urc. gentle variable winds and
normal fire hazard over the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25
Center
Meeting Friday

The McCabo Parm Center vii,
meet tomorrow might in the school
house at $ p. m. when an Interest
ing program viii be given and clec-
ton of officers held.
N. J. Dowd will discuss the pro
posed power development by the I'm
perial Irrigation district after which
Frank Eeyschlag will talk on tn
" Reclamation Of Alkai Land.' y
ak of rcarportioumcn is to be giv
en-.
Miss Louise Strehlkc will play 8
violin solo accompanied by Mrs
Ernn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25
Coolidge Host To
Doug And Mary

WASHINGTON, oct. 20 Mary
Pickford. screen star, was to CON
fer with treasury officials today. in
an attempt 30 adjust income tax diff
ficultics, the nature Of which were
not made public.
Miss Pickford ard her husband.
Douglas Fairbanks, slipped into
Washington yesterday unnoticed and
rlanncd to leave Immediately after
their conference with government
authorities.
President Coolidge had the couple
rs luncheon guests this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25
MUST KEEP SOBER

JERSEY CITY, y. j., Oct. %
Policemen or firemcn found guilty
of being intoxicated while on duty
or absent because of intoXication
must sign the pledge of tcetotalism,
John j. Bcggans, director of public
safety, announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25
COLORADO RIVER

lie Grand, Mcrccd county. re.
Gently celebrated completion of a
new highway stretch costing $4,000
aud a $4,000 cotton gin.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-25

Friday, September IA, 100000
worth of cotton burned in a ware.
house fire at Yuma, Arizona.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
NEW REMEDY BRINGS RELIEF
FROM PILES TO FOLKS HERE

actually fell away from 20
mounds to 165. ! already had tried
every known remedy with no re-
suits when heard about Colac.
Results were wonderful. Inflarl1-
nation. shooting pains and rery-
Gus tension disappeared as # BY
magic, declared one Of the many
prominent folks praising It,
The now famous chemist who solved
the problem Is reputed 70 be geLtlng
enormous royalties as result Of ms
discovery and it seems anypns trou bled
with sore painful. burning. itching. Of
/ bleeding proteuding piles or nenl-
nrrhoifis can get results in this simple,
harmless scientific way without use ~
nasty ointments Or auppostt0ries. One
druggist says s,rhe manufacturers author
lied me to refund the money Of any
person no matter how bad or chrome
their case might be II not relieved com X
nlptelv and I've sold it on that basis
Mi Ill come back for more or to report
relfef and nrafse III lust couple tiny
mills Internally with swallow Oe-Water
s ineal time for q few days, Eolac Pile
pits do not upset or disturb any normal
function and are not Il laxative. Purely
vegetables made in worlds largest lab
snrafory. certainly no one should neglect
themselves another day. All druggists
ar send 75c 10 Nasco Products. Inc4*
Brentwood Md with name and ad-
dross for regular hottie 10 tablets. plain
ura PIPER full direr inns returu mail
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
M M TO TIA We
M q n 4 ON B
NE REEL

Nicholas M schencl president
of Metro. CsoIdwyn Mayer Pictures
announced yesterday hat ire
ii Moyietone News Heel sopn
viii Be ready FOR PRESENTATION
This particular phase of orr
activity MI gch8ncl id. is
already ven along II It's develop
rasnt. and ire public may look
+ FOR The finest 81 sound subjects
recorded With expert perfection.
The MsGsM News Is produced
for our company 81 the William
Randolph Hearst Orsaniza ton.
which IS the largest Individuality
controlled news agency Ia the
world The addition AZ MovietOne
subjects viii 81 done with dis
criminatIon and no effort Or ex.
pense viii Sc spared 10 achieve
the hest results
The Capitol TIfeater 0rcheatra
will provide tie scores and the
musical accompaniment for the
M-kssM M0Vfelone News
The MIG n MoVietone. as re-
Gently announced Through CON
tracts with Western Electric VIII
tie Incorporate ted iii many 81 the
feature pictures AZ the Metro
Goodwin MAYER studios We also
will have MsG.M MoXietone To
enabellish the Hal Roae1 comedies
and our other short features the
1fsGM Great Events IA techni:
color and the MGM TIA Oddities
IN making this announcement
40 not wish to give the I'M
pre- ION that I'VE are rt1 hing into
M0vietOne production
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Paramount SO the rurnors have
Ii. will sOon be confronted with
the task of inducing Emil Jan.
Yaings, its ace star. tO sign new
contfact llp0n terms similar 90
those once considered pr0hlhitlve.
He came here on 0Tle year con-
tract in October, 1926 at & salary
said 10 approximate $4,000
week ~ over 100000 a year.
Last fail he was induced ~ fe.
new for another year
The Industry Is aware that the
Jannifrs pictures have been uni.
forrnlv successful he Way ri
All Flesh was little short of
stlsasl3inv hit. THE Last Com
rnamdsi has been rolling up hard
some box.office crosses lle
street 81 sin his latest RELEASE
srs,rrenf AT I.oews Columbia is n
SLIGHT let down In his DrOgfes slFes
ii successful career s'aEa ills,1lil !,
mas On the shelf he Patriot
al absorbing story of the nleil-
tally twisted Car Paul Ills ias.
ter picture according % prsssLis
plans, will be road showed 90
offered @t.9V
throughout the nation.
~
talkea w. ~ IA ", ,,,.,,,,,t
delegates g the EesssnA aAa $50
convention hefs, 1nss w 81 .',rl,e
lastd witnessed g paSss = ~. l,,,ri-
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aatics laslass ls 8 v.Sss Il s,,rh
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conceive oA I. 49,
ana recelNtns az ~ 49,. : 81 1uisev
I from his preaent 5Iliplssa 81 q. II,
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ing knowledge Of but two words
in English Good Morning
and Good Bye. " He left Amer
lea when lie was two years. old
because the doctor decreed his
mothers health required the aIti-
tude of Sweden. Recently he has
taken up the study Of English
which has led to Il belief that he
intends to negotiate another con-
tract and wishes to dispense with
the interpreter constantly by his
side. He imported his German
cook and other house servants and
his Hollywood chuns are Ernest
Lubitsch and similar cengenial
souls from the Fatherland.
Jannings is 4 massive man,
tipping the scales now at 2S5
pounds. Once he weighed over
400. He has prodigious appe-
tite but because indulgence in
the foodstuffs he Graves makes
him loagy, his big meal is par
taken in the evening after his
studio work IS completet1. Ameri-
can griddle cakes and ice cream
sodas are the two strictly West
Coast epicurean tastes he has &C.
quired. Long addicted to Pill
sener he ii beginning to get
used to prohibition. Who
knows? In time may even
come to like near beer" he SAYS.
Ills rise in the picture world
has been meteoric since he ac-
cepted his first film contract In
1915 to play Louis XIV, in
passion. That picture, you
may recall, made a reputation
and the fortune which has fol.
lowed since for Pola Negri. When
he made "The Last laugh and
later Variety, American film
producers besieged the Jannings
haunts in quest of his services,
There was silly story ut the
time that he could not be induced
to come TO America because of
his dread of the Atlantic passage
As matter of fact he spent
part OF his early life as a laborer
on the Hamburg docks and then
acquired sea experience by ship
ping as a cabin boy for two
years. When the financial fig.
ures met his approval he soon
overcame this alleged dislike for
cabin quarters on an ocean liner.
The Jannings word is law in so
far as his pictures are concerned
He selects them and he comes
close to telling directors Just how
they will be acted. The German
star spends hours on his make
up and is. an expert on this I'M
portant phase Of picture making
If III be In order that he play 4
bent and feeble old man, he comes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21

Thomas Mitchell, last seen ii
"Blood Money and In the Chicago
tryout- of Kenyon Nicholson's
.,F'lys BY Night, has been cast In
the leading role of Crosby Gaige's
decentralization Of Floyd Dell's
latest novel, THE Unmarried
Father, we are able to inform
you.
The play Is being cast now, and
Gaige. it Is persistently runored.
has 5ramatized the novel for his
own production. The work will
receive its first showing fn
Atlantic city before coming Into
town.
Dispatches from the Middle
West indicate that the tour pf
Moran and Mack, known BIN THE
Two Black Crows, and W. CT
Fields, the comedian, has smashed
into an obstacle f.. Ct Coppicus
wae the managerial power behind
the throne, The actors did not
cavort ia st. Joseph, Mo-, and sew.
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|WHENFEA TUREIS|
[SAOWN0NSCPEEN|

PALACE - Norma Shearer in
1.-THE Actress" At s11:19 a. M.
1854. 1858. SAG. 7:4S and 9:48 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Logan in
'"The Leopard Lady" At II a. m.
1910. 2:SO. 4:25. sos, T:55 and $50
p. m.
0LUMBIA-Emil Jannings in
'The Street of Sin" At 11:2O
a. M. 1:15, 1926. $50, TAO and
9:45 p. m.
EARLE--Adolphe Meniou in
"His Tiger Lady At 1903 a. MI,
1910. 2:57, 500, 7;45 and 1908 pm.
Observation-Disclosures La Ro-
que in "Hold En- Yale" At 11:40
a. M. 1:40. 3:S5, 5:s5. 7:S5 and
9:35 p m,
FOX--Monte Blue in Across
the Atlantic At 1890, 2:56. sos,
s:11 and 1920 p. m
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21

Oh The lot shaking and sinlils ting
senility and an day he enacts this
character on the vet Bit
eruff. he IS neverth less thor0tI
TN democratic and Is unive
fayOrite with the studio person.
mex When he Is mad the actor
prone to beat his mn sive chesx
and bellow ana JapniDg
Immediately the stmdio is trans
formed into ICES Man Land
Janning has one Of the most
imposing Of Hollywood mansions
and large fleet Of American
automobiles IS married. to-
Csussie Holl. who lid another day
was known as the Elsie Janis
81 Germany The actor brought
over his pet knocking bird from
Germany and has suppl ted
this with brood Of prize hens
and his early morning delight
IL t0 HE to the coop and gather
his breakfast oinelef from the
nests 81 his featIlered favorites
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
Even Druggists Amazed At
Stories Of Quick Results
Obtained.
NO ONE NEED SUFFER
WITH PILES ANY MORE

Scores of men and women, some
Of them suffering years with varl-
Gus forms Of piles and hemorrhoids
have told druggists here Of the
wonderful and complete relief
they obtained since using the new
internal remedy which does away
with the need Of operations, nasty
salves and suppositories.
Among the druggists first intro
ducing this latest thing in medi-
cine are many who can hardly be-
lieve the amazing stories told them
BY enthusiastic users. Afflicted
50 badly with piles I was in con-
slant pain and lost So pounds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21
Save Clothes From
w dashboard Wear

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brushes and cuts the fiber Of
the materials. Holes soon ap
pear. Manhattan's marvellous
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rubbing entirely. At Manl1at-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21

Adolph Zukor. the little man who heads Paramount
Famous PLAYERS asky admits that lie parted company with
Mary Pickford professional services when that star n the
height of he'll film glory demanded salary of $4,000
week Is vas more than BE felt BE could afford pay
and they parted friends and Mary found rival picture
interests ready ard willing To meet her terms.
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as clean and fresh as the air.
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Syndicate. Inc.
HoI u WOOD. calm. June 2O
Il would seem that the movies
have st least temporarily ex.
hausted the wonders Of the earth
as their background ana win now
take fling III filming their
stories IN the heavens above II or
the seas beneath. Numerous air
tales are scheduled To appear next
season and several more win be
made 81 the brinv deep.
Among these will be screen
yarn adapted from story based
on the mighty calamity which he.
fell the 81 s. Titanic. The pro-
Queer Is none other than Holly
wood s Howard Hughes the mil
llonaire kid Of fil1ndofn, who has
just spent two million To nake
the air epic sIIelI'a Angels.
he wanted Ii made
The Titanic story Is from the
versatile pen Of Wilson Mizner,
adNenturer extraordinary Mlfo.'
like ID many more Of his geliHs
has found The celluloid Kingdom B
land OF plenty. Plenty Of this AMI
plenty Of that. Lewis Milestone.
who has Just completed The
Rachet for Mr. Hughes Company
CaddO. will direct Several ne
The Angels and Racket cast
will be. used III Titanic Louis
NoIhefin. Raymond Griffith Ben.
Lyon, LucIen ISrival. and others.
Speaking of the Titanic, might W
nsf ship of its day. friend has
the last photograph ever taken Of
the ship 1T was snapped as the
great vessel left the haibur Az
Cobb, ireland on Its first and
last Iateful journey "a eccnd
shot SHOWS Captain Smith
waving final farewell 70 the
last land he ever saw
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-21

Perhaps Richard Dix hasn't III.
covered sufficiently from his
operation TO feel much like whoop-
Ing ii up. Especially when the
whoops are war whocps IN
any event, Redskin. which was
il Sc his first vehicle. has been
postponed. ard Moran Cf the
Marines will have the situation
we'll III hand. Ruth Elder. Of
aerial fame. ~ lii Hollywood bound
to appear as Richards leading
lady iii her first picture
They certainly seem afraid 0f
unhappy endinga In production
circles. Logical or not, the Polly
anna boys must have their sun
shine before The final fadeotit
I'm just thinking Of all the
naughty words Jim Cruze Is going
to say when He learns that hts
picture The Fed Mark, fl hav-
ing smile tackled on the end 81
IL to supplant the note OF pow
erful. stark tragedy which James
insists Is one Of the finest things
he has ever done. Howard Hig-
gin has been retained to brush the
clouds away.
Irene Rich has made an ~
rangement to star In the first
pIiOto-drama to be made BY 4
brand new company. 1T r. called
THE Condemned Woman ana
the company is Ferry ProdUe-
tions. The picture is to be di-
rected by Robert Dillon. brother
Of John Francis Dillon. who has
made d name for himself with the
megaphone. BeryI Roberts plays
the ingenue part.
conquest Ii the thrIlI.inspir-
inE title %of the sound-picturc
which Monte Blue win make next
for Warner Brothers. Monte Is
hurrytng back from European
vacation to get busy at the studio.
His leading lady Will be Lois
Wilson. who recently has been n
pleasant surprise even 70 her
close friends by proving to be as
fine d stage actress as she is on
the screen. Lois earns two sal
aries these days, and works hard
for both Of them. III you believe
that the life of an actress is a
sinecure-just ask "The Covered
Wagon girl.
The handsome tenor at the
'tCocoanut Grove, popular spot
with the movie folk. took a novel
manner to express his approval
OF Lima Basquette, while Lima
Toasted newlyWedded couple and
a group OF their friends. One OF
the songs on the program con-
tanned the line Little Coduette, /
Love You" and the singer sub
stituted Lima Basquetc for Little
Coquette. Which brought
round Of applause from the din
ing.dancers.
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Evening star., 1928-12-11
WOMAN STRUCK;
MAN IS INDICTED
Grand Jury Find Against Him
on Charges of Robbery
and Assault.

Joseph M. McCubbin was indicted to-
day by the grand jury on charges of
assault to rob and assault with a danger
GUS weapon In connection with the beat
ing of Ruth E. Washington, colored, OF
919 street northeast.
The woman was walking near the in
tersection of ninth and / streets north
east, November 3, when she was hit with
a brick. She identified McCubbin as
the man who assaulted her. Two white
women were also attacked the same
night and McCubbin was arrested in
Hyattsville, Md. with brick in his
hand. after search throughout the
city and in neighboring counties. Po-
lice say, however, that McCubbin did
not have anything to do with the as
sault on the two white women.
James H. Irving, 19 years old, who
was arrested August while attempting
to break open safe at Foundry M. E.
Church, was indicted on four charges of
housebreaking and larceny. Two of the
charges grew out of his entry of the
church property where he was discov-
cred with an iron bar in his hands. ETe
said he was from Wyoming, Pa, and
had worked in the coal mines. He is
also charged with breaking into the