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Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
Huge Air Squad
Seeks AviatOrs
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-Thirty
three planes and three airships were
concentrated today in the search
for Commander Ellyson of the air
craft carrier Lexington and two
companions missing since they start
ed flight from Hampton Roads,
Va, for Annapolis, Md, to reach
Ellyson's daughter bedside.
Navy and army aircraft joined in
searching Chesapeake Bay and its
adjacent territory. The navy or
dered the rigid airship J3 from
Lakewood to aid
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
HEADS VALLEY DOCTORS

DR.. W. w. Apple of this city was
reelected president of the county
medical association at the meeting
held in Brawlev last evening when
five Brawlev physicians acted as
hosts. Dinner at the Planters hotel
preceded the election. DR.. Eugene
LeBaron was named vice-president
and delegate to the state convention
of the California Medical associa-
ton and DR.. B. r. Davidson was
made secretarv-treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29


"EAT plenty of vegetables"
u doctors and dieticians adj
wise. With pleasure-when
vegetables are served the tasty,
tempting Alpine way.
With cream sauce, for ex>
ample, smooth, rich, fine favored
as only Alpine can make it. In
savory, appetizlng cream vege>
table soups. And because Alpine
is SO creamy rich. you can dilute
it with the water in which the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
CATHOLIC JAPANESE BISHOP
TO VISIT IN LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Feb. oo.-The
Right Reverend Januarius Hayasaka,
japanese bishop, consecrated in
Rome by Pope Plus NJ last fall, will
arrive here Sunday enroute to Japan.
During his stay here he will con
firm 10 local japanese to the Roman
Catholic church. 1t is the first act
ion of its kind in the history of the
Catholic church.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
BLACKMER RESIGNS
by United Press Leased Wire

DENVER, Feb. 29.-Directors oil
the Midwest Refining Company an
nounced today they had "regret-
fully accepted" the resignation o,
NJ. X. Blackmer as director ana
vice president of the company
They refused further comment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
Lawyer Defends
Movie Methods
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-Busi-
ness methods of the moving picture
industry were defended at senate
interstate commerce commission
hearing on the Brookhart bill today
by c. c. Pettiiohn, counsel for the
motion picture producers and dis
tributors of America.
"This bin proposes to put out of
existence the present plan of sell
ing, exploiting and distributing mo.
tion pictures without offering any
thing to take its place except com
mission to conduct hearings and fix
priccs,' he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
PERSONALS

George Burnahm of San Diego was
IN town last night on bank busin-
CsS.
Mrs. NJ. B. O Brien and Mrs. Har'
old Rurnham motored to San Diego
this morning for week at the Ross
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
WHITE CASE POSTPONED

The case of F. E. White was con-
tinued until March % when it came
up in Judge Mayfield' s court for
preliminary hearing this morning.
White was charged with grand theft
obtaining property under false pre-
tense. W. H. Lewis is the COM
plainant in the case. Ernest Ctley
appeared as attorney for the de-
fendant this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
MARIE PosTPoNEs VISIT
BY United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, Feb. 29.-Queen Marie
of Roumania has postponed her pro-
posed visit to Spain for an unknown
reason, a Bucharest dispatch to the
Daily Mail said TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

T. IIickcox cottage on Point Iona.
They will be joined early next week
by Mrs. HirkcoX and Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. r. c. Fenton who are planning
n theater party to the Chauvc Sour
*
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

Many of the 1900 sleuths who
flunked the civil service exams are
still at work, says Commissioner
Doran. Well, the dumber they are
the better some people are going to
like them. ANYWAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

Motion picture producers say they
are going to put on better pictures.
Pretty soon a movie show won't be
fit place to sleep in.
The grounds of the state hospital
at Napa have been enlarged by the
recent purchase of 249 acres of
land
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

\ Boston boy confesses he tried
to burn the schoolhouse. The strange
part of that is the baseball season
has not begun.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
Here's FLAVOR for you ~ ~"
there's cream in every drOp~

vegetables have been cooked and
not lose an atom of their health
fulgoodness. (See recipe at right
Keep plenty of Alpine on your
pantry shelf-enough for regular
use and a can or two over for
an emergency. Delicious in cof>
fee. Keeps indefinitely in its ster>
ilized, alr>tlght container. Costs
less than ordinary milk-has
cream in every drop, Get Alpine
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

They've changed the football
rules again. We didn't know they
had any rules to start with.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

William Hirth, president of the
Missouri Farmers Association, pro-
tests against "stampeding Missouri
Republicans to Hoovcr.' He said
the choice of missouri farmers was
LCwdcn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

Governor Adam McMullen of Ncb-
raska invited as luncheon guest of
Vice President Dawes in Washing
ton, indicating possibility of new
lineup of Nebraska Republican
strength.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
The Campaign Log.
by United Press Leased Wire

Secretary of Commerce Hoover 5
name entered for the Republican
primaries in Maryland in order that
his supporters might form per
mancnt organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

Dry forces at Washington meet.
ing decided on meeting at st. Pet.
orsburg, Fla, to determine southern
prohibition situation--a move look.
cd upon as demand for dry Demo
cratic candidate for president.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29

prohibition situation-a move look
cd upon as demand for a dry Demo
cratic candidate for president.
Senator James A. Reed in Los
Angeles told newspapermen that a
campaign against corruption in
Washington was the issue rather
than prohibition. Reed will address
a meeting in Los Angeles tonight
following a dinner at the Breakfast
Club where he is scheduled to ad-
dress the club members.
Frank O. LOwden, in personal
affidavit filed with the North Da-
kota secretary of state. entered his
Hame on the presidential primaries.
His name already had been entered
hy friends.
Representative Tillman, Democrat,
Arkansas, charged Secretary of Com
merce Hoover had "declined to be
frank - in answering Senator
Borah s prohibition questionnaire
Lowden forces make known that
they have no intention of entering
the Michigan primaries.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-29
Alpine Cream
Vegetable Soups

; cups Alpine Milk, j, tbsp.
-four, = cups water (see below,
2 tbsp. butter, I tbsp. onion,
tsp. salt, dash of pepper.
Melt butter, add flour, Alpine
Mix and water. Stir and cook
until thickened, then add sea,
soning. Serves eight people.
The water from fresh aspar,
agus, spinach, peas, carrots, eel.
cry, ETC., should always be
saved and used. Flavor is i'm.
proved if some of the vegetable
is pressed through a fine sieve
and added with the water.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Next Week $ Photoplays
PALACE-Norma Shearer in
THE Actress"
RIALTO-Jacqueline Logan
in THE Leopard Lady"
FOX-Monte Blue In Across
the Atlantic"
c o L u M B I A -~- Eleanor
Boardman in ID / a m Q n d
Handouts"
LITTLE THEATER -- Ufa's
"Kriemhild's Revenge" Sc
quel to "Siegfried."
Evening star., 1928-06-10
EARLE-"The Little Shepherd of King
dom Come"

The screen version of John Fox, IT. a.
romantic story Of the Kentucky noun
| tains during the Civil War. THE Little
Shepherd of Kingdom Come" Is the at
traction at the Earle Theater this week
Richard BartheimcSs. as Chad. the bare
| foot boy OF the mountains. Is said to
| have a role comparable 10 his well re-
membered "Tol'able David"
| This weeks Stanley Co. stage Offering
entitled Streets Of New York" brings
back, after weeks illness, Jack Pep
per. the personality leader. who pre-
sents Peggy English the record girl; Mo-
vello Brothers, acrobatic clowns George
| Lyons, the singing harpist: the Six
Original English Tivoli Girls. and the
Earle Stage Band. with Joe Bonbrest
lHups and Downs.
THE Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
Come" Is the story Of a group OF plain
mountain folks living In the hills OF
Kentucky in the Civil War days. Into
| this group comes a homeless waif with
his dog. The adventures which befall
this boy make up romance tense with
drama and strong in appeal.
Playing opposite Barthelmess Is Molly
ODay, and others In the cast are Doris
Dawson, Claude Gillingwater, David
Terrence, Martha Mattox and Ralph
Yearsley.
LITTLE THEATER-~"Czar Ivan the
Terrible"
The Motion Picture Guild holds Gear
Ivan the Terrible" at the Little Theater
for second week. starting today. This
historical production. based on actual
| happenings In the sixteenth century.
during the reign Of Russias fiendlsi
ruler, was directed by Juri Taritch and
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Amusing Anecdotes
Of Noted Stage Folk

sages of words, 1t Is said, Barrymore
told the famous tragedienne that he
was known everywhere In this country
from Maine to California when nobody
knew whether "Modjeska" was a shoe
polish or what!
X X
WHEN Olga Nethersole appeared as
Daudet's Sapho, it will be re-
called that she was carried upstairs in
the arms Of her lover in the play. a
scene which packed theaters and was
considered very risque Miss Neither
sole's performance was stopped in New
York by the police of that city until
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Warmers in Germany.

XxTARNER BROS. will produce IL
W pictures this year in Germany In
association with National Film A. q.
Of Berlin. according 10 Herman Starr,
Warner executive, who returned last
week on the Berengaria from an eight
week business trip abroad. Another
term Of the contract signed by him for
his company with National Fiim A. q.
calls fot the latter organization to dis
tribute The entire Warner Bros. prod
uct in Germany,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Neilan to Direct MacLean.

MARSHALL NElLAN VIII direct the
first of the Douglas MacLean fea-
ture productions to be made at the
Christie studios. and it will be released
by Paramount on the l928-29 schedule.
Neilan. who recently returned from
England will begin work some time
next month. The story is now in prep
aration by Alfred A. Cohn. 1t will
be of the light comedy type. from a
story THE Carnas.cn Kid" by Mr..
Cohn. who also wrote the scenarios of
The Jazz Singer" The Gorilla, THE
Cat and the Canary" and we Ameri-
cans" Cohn will act also as editorial
supervisor of the Christie MacLean
productions Associated with him on
the Douglas MacLean story are two
other we'll known scenario writer's.
Henry McCarty. who did the continuity
OF THE Gorilla" and Malcolm e.
Moran.
THE Carnation Kid" replaces the
title. "Wanted-A Woman" tentatively
announced some time ago.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Coming Attractions
NATIONAL PLAYERS -- "Slx- Cylinde,
Love"


william Anthony McGuire's high
powered comedy. "Six-Cylinder Love-" a
satire on young married couple who
try TO keep up with the Jones" will
be the offering Of the National Players
next week, beginning Monday night
"Stx-Cylinder Love" was a decided
hit on Broadway some years ago and
has since been played with the same
success on the road. 1t is built of the
stuff that makes for fine modern COM
cdy. Its people are the people Of every
day life, the young folk who have no
vision whatsoever. who cannot see be-
yond their own rloses who want what
they want when they want 1t; who
would rather have high-powered au-
tomobile than mansion on Fifth ave-
nue. II they cannot have both. and who
are willing to go head-over heels In debt
TO get the car
Out Of this slice OF everyday life the
author has contributed some outstand-
ing satire.
Lencta Lane and Stanley Ridges will
head the company, under the direction
Of Clifford Brooke.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
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real woman, suffering tragically over
the loss Of her husband, child and
home.
The story Is based on one Of the
most successful stage plays recently
seen In Europe, and concerns woman
who leaves home to visit her sister.
Yielding to the opportunities OF a
friend. she goes for motor ride while
the train stands In station. The train
goes on without her. is wrecked and
every one Is killed. Believing her
dead, her husband mourns for his wife.
The wife, afraid to reveal herself be-
cause of the scandal which will inevi-
tably arise, relinquishes her home and
loved ones. What follows leads TO a
climax of strong dramatic appeal
On the stage Loew-Publix present the
latest creation of Paul Oscard. Sunny
Skies" Wesley Eddy and his Palace
Syncopators are featured. and others
include Maurice Colleano, the tumble
sault dancer: William Robyn. Wee
Willie Of radio fame: Joe Termini. &C.
centric violinist George Hayes, fe-
male impersonator, In new dance bits,
and the Twelve Pedro Rubin Girls,
strutting toe specialists.
Short subjects, the M-G-M news reel
and the Palace Concert Orchestra,
under the direction Of Harry Borjes,
complete the program.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
By JAMES G. McFADDEN.

" HE theater has had number OF
players whose outstanding per-
Sonalities and authentic art
Il radiated grandeur and glory.
The late Richard Mansfield
was one of these dominent figures in
the life of the stage OF whom renem-
brance will never fade. Many tales
have been told of his irritability, and
that he seemed to be forever quarrel
ing with some one or entering into a
public argument which displayed a
prodigiouS self-eSteem.
Mr., Mansfield was entering local
playhouse one night for performance
when newly employed stagedoor
watchman stopped the actor to inquire.
do you belong to the show?"
mo" replied the redoubtable Rich
ard, glaucing at the man with scowl-
ing hrovs,
"The show belongs to mel"
ToSEPH JEFFERSON, the beloved
- comedian, was fond of remarking
on the Importance of thorough re-
hearsal and playfully illustrated his
point with a statement that the failure
of the Spanish admiral at Santiago
was due entirely to his not having re-
hearsed his proposed escape from
sampson lCGI.
a VIVID atmosphere prevailed In
Washington early in the century
on those nights when the divine"
Sarah Bernhardt enacted the unhappy
heroines in Victorien Sardou's MASTER
ly nlelodramaS to crowded theaters and
dozen curtain calls.
Nine. Bernhardt caused much
amusement here by her constant ac-
uvity in exchanging autographed
testimonials to the excellence of a
large number of articles sold in F
street shops in return for a generous
supply of the same
The hotel where the great ira
gedienne lodged, however. found dis
comfture in meeting her demands that
unusual privileges be accorded her
menagerie Of pets. who were permitted
70 roam about the hotel as If it were
madame's own home.
k1AULINE HALL, a brunette beauty,
gained fame in singing the title
role In Jacobowski's sparkling operetta.
Ermilie," a thousand times at the
New York Casino. She was immensely
popular and many young blades gather
Evening star., 1928-06-10
TOTS IN DANCE RECITAL.

Talented tots, ranging In years from
two and a half 10 five. will be presented
at the Mayflower Hotel Thursday eve
ming, June 81, at 8:l5 in a series OF
terpsichorean tableaux and dance evolu-
tions that are promised 10 be as beauti-
ful as they are unusual.
The program, which will be under
the direction OF Miss Lou Langlotz of
the Playhouse Studio, will include "The
Winder Babies" Baby Nymphs" and
Baby Wedding OF the Rose" featured
attractions The little dancing artists
viii include Marian Faye Levin. France
May Friedman and Rhoda Lissy.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Fox Film Output.

David Butler; "A Night in a Pullman, y
with Sammy Cohen and Jack Pennick;
Red Wine" with Ben Bard and Lola
Salvi, and Girls Who WILL" with
Madge Bellamy.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
MAURICE BARRYMORE

MAURICE BARRYMORE ct one
N time or another IN his brilliant
career on the American stage appeared
sS leading man with many fsrninine
siaTs For some years he played 0gg,o-
ate Madame Hslens MocjeSka In classic
repertoire
Moc5eska sometimes annoyed Barry
more with her orders and airs sgle they
hsd mild verbal Tits baek stage Dur
sHS lS* ooufsf Of os Of tAsse pas'
Evening star., 1928-06-10
A DELAIDE NELSON. famous

4 csblegrsm 10 Film Daily from
Turin states that Pittaluga. leading
Italian producing firm. has completed
arrangements with FIRST National for
ilie production OF THE Life of Mugso-
I'M" WIN the Duce assisting In the
enterprise,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
Photoplays This Week

produced by Sovkino of Moscow, and
has been hailed as successor to "Potem-
kin" their first official cinema venture.
The title role is played by L. M.
Leonidoff and the brilliant supporting
cast Is recruited from the members Of
the Moscow Art Theater The major
portion Of the story is the picturiza-
ton Of the various prosecutions and
cruelties inflicted by Ivan upon the
boyars, who opposed his reign and ex-
tends over an actual historical incident
of his sentence to death for impiety Of
young inventor who builds pair of
wings with which he gIidcs IS yards
before the assembled Russian court.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

News comes that Metro-G -Goldwyn-
Mayer are about TO dismantie one of It's
largest studio stages to make room for
structure TO house first units OF its
sound-picture equipment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
MEXICAN PAPERS
CARRY STORIES
OF BOMB PLOT
Bv United Press Leased Wire

MEXICO CITY, March 9.-Dc-
tails of an alleged rcbel bomb plot,
by which it was hoped to kill Pre-
sident Gales and former President
Alvaro Obregon, were printed today
in Mexico City newspapers.
One story said the plotters in
tended to bomb Chapultepec Castle,
the home of the president, by air,
plane. The plottcrs, the story said,
then iIended to fly across the
American border.
The newspaper Grafico said Max
Holung, an inventor and prominent
member of the German colony, had
been arrested in connection with
the alleged plot. Holung was ar
rested, the story said, in the same
house where Father 1rineo Osorio
Levva was arrested Saturday. Bomb
materials and books regarding ex-
plosives were said to have been
found.
Holung told authorities his work
was purely scientific and he point
ed out he had numerous patents in
the United States and Germany.
The newspaper FL Sol told of the
plan to use airplanes in bombing
the presidents s palace, and in the
subsequent flight. Other newspap'
crs said the conspirators planned to
wreck trains and kill both Gales
and Obregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
Drug Addiction
Among Students
To Be PrObed
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March An
investigation into charges that high
school students were becoming ad-
dicted to drug forming habits
through the use of sleeping tablets
for a thrill, was opened here today.
AS an aftermath of the "thrill
party in which four young girls
End boy participated Wednesday
night, Mrs. Susan NJ. Dorsey, city
superintendent of schools held a
conference today with Captain j. j.
Jones of the police juvenile bureau.
Mrs. Dorsey denied that the prac-
tice was prevalent and characterized
the finding of Rerverline Manis, 16,
and NaOma Matthews, 16, in a semi
stupor in a gutter Thursday morn
ing, after an all night search, as an
unusual occurrence.
The Manis girls, according to of
ficials of the juvenile bureau. col
lapsed a week ago at the door of
the Manuel Arts high school. With
the Matthews girl and two other
girls and a boy another "thrill
party was staged in an automobile
Wednesday night, the quintet ad-
Police were seeking a woman to-
day, who the girls said had given
them number of the tablets.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
Still OWNER
GETS TERM IN
STATE PRISON
Court Imposes Maximum
Penalty on HOltville
BOOtlegger.

One man was ordered committed
TO San Quentin penitcntiary this
morning by Judge \. c. Finnsy dur
ing the hearing of the law and mot
ion criminal calendar and several
other cases were disposed Of by the
court.
Salvatore Martinez of the Braw
ley district entered a plea of guilty
90 Il charge Of being in possession
Of still, waving all Of his rights
IN court. The court then sentenced
Inn to San Quentin for the term
prescribed by law, one to five years
and imposed Il fine of 81 600. The
court, however, ruled that the fine
might be worked out at the rate of
one day S Imprisonment for each
$40 of the fine, the term to run
concurrently with the prison sell
tence. MARTINEZ was apprehended
some time ago by attaches of the
sheriff s office ABOUT live miles
west of Brawley where he had set
up IA "bootlegging" business in a
ravine.
Quenno Roldez, alias Savadore
Robles, was arraigned on similar
charge. l.. J. Powers was appointed
attorney by the court and after the
attorney and the defendant had been
handed Il copy of the information
the cases was continued until to-
morrow morning for plea.
Charles Goodwin of Iloltville en-
tered II plea of guilty to charge of
failing to provide fer minor child
rem. Complaint in the case had been
entered by his wife, Garlic. The
court granted probation to the de-
fendaht with the understanding
that lie pay $2j month toward the
support of his family.
The ease of Melton Anderson,
convicted ON charge of second de-
gree burglary, was continued for
one week for hearing on probation.
X. b. Perkins appeared as attor-
ncy for the defendant.
Jose Montana was arraigncd on
charge of being in possession of
hemp or loco weed. w. r. North
was appointed attorney and the case
continued over until tomorrow
morning for plea.
Ernest A rmiio and Juan Mar
tincz were arraigned on charges Of
assault with intent to commit rob
berry. j. f. Simpson was appoint
ed as attorney for the defendants
and the ease continued until tomor-
row morning for plea. The charge
grows out of an attempt to hold up
the Virgil Patterson service sta
tion in Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-09
WITNESS "HTDING OUTN
OIL BOND SCANDAL PROBE

Leonard was expected to ap-
pear at the committee s hear
ing yesterday with Upham s
books, in the committee at
tempt to learn how Upham dis
posed of some liberty bonds
contributed to the Republican
party by Harry F. Sinclair.
His name was called but he
did not answer.
Three subpoenacs for New
York witnesses were issued this
afternoon in an effort to trace
the continental bonds which
came into possession of the late
John Y. Pratt, prominent Re-
publican.
The subpoenas were for Ed
mond De T. Becktel, attorney;
L. C. Amos and V. +. Hammcll,
trustees of the Pratt estate.
The subpoenas called for re-
cords showing receipts of any
liberty bonds by Pratt from
Sinclair, Will Hays or Colonel
Robert w. Stewart.