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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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 the families of your city; no experi- ence necessary. Write today for full
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
WINDOW TRIMMER

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 Goldstein & Cohen, Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
RUY TEXAS OIL LEASES

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28
AGENTS WANTED

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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 durable economical; big money: sample free. Thomas Apron Co. 200l Camp st, Dayton. Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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LIVE STOCK AND SEEDS c

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sALEsMEN WANTED
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-28

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Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
Elks to Enjoy
Returns From
Press Wire

Through the courtesy of The I'M
perial Valley Press The Press
leased wire which is supplying The
Press and the Palace theatre with
the latest returns next Tuesday
evening has been extended to the
EEkS' club and The Press has ar
ranged for Manager Carmichael Of
the local Western Union to person.
ally take the election returns for
the antlcred herd.
The Elks have thanked The Press
for it's assistance in giving them
Ip-tO-date returns.
Inasmuch as these returns are Sc
cured at large expense to The
Press which is having an exclusive
leased wire for eight hours, from 6
p. M. to a. IN. bulletins will be
posted in the Elks' clubroOm only.
These same returns will be flashed
On the screen at the Palace theatre
and on the big screen which will be
erected opposite The Press office,
Where The Press expects tC enter
tain thousands.
Come out Tuesday and have a
coed time with us.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
BOTH SIDES N
ClA| MS Of
SWEEPING
VICTORY
Much Speculation INDUCED
in as to Way Women Will
Vote; Rainy Weather Pre-
dicted for Portions of East
With Fair in West.
(By Associated Press)


NEW YORK, Nov. with the
opening of the polls less than "a hours
away republican and democratic
headquarters today confidently took
up the stride which will carry them
to the finish of the presidential con-
test tomorrow.
"CoX and Roosevelt will win," de-
clared George White. democratic ma
tional chairman.
Will H. Hays, leader of the repub-
lican forces expressed the conviction
that Senator Harding will have no less
than 1858 and probably 395 electoral
votes out of a possible 531.
Speculation in ordinarily well in
formed circles centers about the nu-
merical proportion of women who will
vote tomorrow in comparison with the
male vote, the sectional distribution
of the women's vote and the possibility
of it's being as a whole Independent
enough to overturn the tables of the
election probabilities compiled over a
period of years in which certain states
have been normally inclined to one po-
litical faith or another.
The socialist party made claims for
the largest proportionate women's
vote.
If any of the six national parties
start out to break electoral college re-
cords tomorrow they must aim at that
set upon the election of 1912 by Presi-
dent Wilson. His majority, 339 was
the greatest in the history of Ameri-
can elections, r-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
JUDGE SWING
RETURNS FROM
CAMPAIGN TOUR
Popular Jurist Reports Sue
cessful Trip and Chances
Are Bright for His Elec-
ton Tomorrow.

Judge Phil D. Swing, whom we all
will be calling congressman tomorrow
evening, returned this morning from
mis- final campaign tour, which has
taken the greater part of month.
~ was gratifid to find evidences of
support in my behalf in all the com
munities | visited" declared the
judge this morning, "San Diego in
particular realizes that the Valley
needs a congressman familiar with
both Imperial. Valley and San Diego
needs"
San Diego papers have been con-
ducting "Swing for Congress" cam
paign during the past week which
should result in thousands of votes
being cast for the local candidate. At
no time in past years has there any
more cordial relationship existed be-
tween the two communities than at
the present time.
Judge Swing will receive an enor-
nous vote in Imperial Valley. His
friends hope that it will be unani-
nous.
His election seems certain as bal
loting day arrives.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
WASHINGTON
MAY TAKE HAND
IN JAP PROBLEM
lBY Associated PreSSl

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Reassur.
ances have been given the japanese
an,bas sador by the state department.
it was revealed in formal statenlen;
today that no anti-Japanese legisla-
ton from the state of California "will
be acceptable to the country at large
that does not accord with existing
and applicable provision of law and
the national instinct of Justice 1t
was also said "the movement in Cali
fornia to recast the state laws af-
fecting alien land tenure has been re-
ceiving since its inception the close in
trested attention of the department of
state. The relations of certain treaty
provisions to the proposed measure
are being discussed clearly and ably in
California and will doubtless prove
ar element in the states decision"
The impression was given that the
chief purpose was to convey assurance
to the people Of Japan that the Ameri-
can government will see their legiti-
mate interests safeguarded.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
NEWRULER0F
bAJA CALF.
DECEMBER |,
REPORT
Bald0merO A. Almada Given
Reigns of Power, Letter
From Mexico City States !;
No Reason for Change Is
Given.

Persidente Merida OF Mexicali
this morning gave out the contents
Of letter he has received from Mex
ice City stating that Baldomero A.
Almada will supplant Manual Bala-
rez0 as governor of the Northern
District Of Lower California Deem
Der 1st.
From other sources it was under
stood that official notice Of the i'm
pending change in power had been re-
ceived in Mexicali today but there was
no making public Of the official mess.
age, nor could it be learned just whe
had rlueived it.
Sr. Armada will be remembered a.
The Mexican who was appointed gov.
ernor last spring to take Col. Cantu':
olace. 1t will be remembered that he
made several trips to Mexicali, stay
ing on the American side of the line
most Of the time, and that in the end
reported to Mexico City that Col
Cantu had failed to give up office
At the same time he asked for 5000
troops with which TO crush what he
termed the rebellion.
Sr. Almada was the cause fo large
number Of Mexicali businessmen join
ing a movement to retain Col. Cantu.
He has since been in Mexico City.
Reports this morning were to the
effect that the change had been an
nounced officially in Mexico City.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
CONKLING ADHERENTS
CAUGHT IN TRAP

Certain friends and adherents of
M. w. Conkling during the past few
days have been quoting a negro lead
er named j. r. Collins, and have gone
the limit in establishing the high
standing of Mr.. Collins for truth and
veracity. For them, the following
signed statement is unfortunate, in
that it flatly brands them as malici-
Gus disseminators of falsehoods.
The statement which follows was
proffered by Mr. Collins, without any
request having been made for such
statement, and merely because of the
fact that Mr.. Collins is believer in
"fair playa doctrine entirely for
eign to the ideas of Mr.. Conkling's
friends:
STATEMENT OF J. r. COLLINS.
1T seems deplorable that the Amer
ican people have reached that stage
where q man may not cast his ballot
according to the dictates of his own
conscience without compromising him
self or the man for whom he votes
The great boomerang going the
rounds about Allen and the negro
vote seems 50 utterly mean and sense
less that it should be treated with sill
ent contempt save for the fact that
many people are being influenced by
statements absolutely. without foun-
dstion. THE STATEMENT THAT
BURRITT S. ALLEN HAS COMMIT
TED HIMSELF IN ANY WISE ON
ANY PROPOSITION OF ANY KIND
TO ME- OR TO ANYONE ELSE, on
THAT HAVE EVER AT ANY TIME
OR IN ANY MANNER MADE SUCH
A STATEMENT TO ANY ONE, is
WHOLLY WITHOUTFACTS.
Amy statement to the contrary is
either 4 nisconception on the part of
my hearers or a poor use of the Eng
lish language for distinctly recall
telling both gentlemen Yho talked to
me that I positively aHd steadfastly
had refused to ask Mr.. Allen or any
one what their attitude was on the
school question. Let us be brave and
fair men and forget this mean anG
! senseless controversy and grant tC
every man the right to cast his vote
as he pleases without his motives be-
ing impugned for so doing.
"AS MR.. ALLEN STANDS ON
THE SCHOOL QUESTION is A
! MATTER OF NO CONCERN TO US
with kindly feelings for all, am
SINCERELY,
(Signed) y. Z. COLLINS
ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
SOUTHLAND FOR
Sc n. PHEL an;
ELECTION SURE
Especial to The Press.)

LOS ANGELES, Nov. In 6
statement issued from the Southern
California headquarters of Senator
Phelan today it was announced tha,
reports indicate Senator Phelan vii
carry Los Angeles city and county by
substantial majority. Other coun-
ties throughout the southern part OF
the state report that the Senator is the
favorite in all sections. "The over
shadowing issues in California tomor-
row are the league of nations and the
Japanese exclusion law and Senator
James D. Phelan leads the fight nj this
state for both measures"
The senator voted repeatedly and
consistently for the league of nations
in the senate and finally when rejec-
tion appeared inevitable he voted for
every reservation offered and himself
proposed several, hoping to preserve
the central idea of the league to end
war and establish permanent peace. u
Senator Phelan has been the leader
for 25 years against Oriental aggres-
sion in this state and heads the fight
for amendment No. on the ballot to-
morrow. His attitude makes him the
target for Japanese money and huge
Japanese propaganda which should
endear him more than ever to the
citizens of the state.
Senator Phelan is the representa-
tive in Washington of progressive gov
ernment from the Pacific Coast and it
is inoonceivable that citizens of the
state will vote to put a reactionary
politician in his place. His opponent
has made his campaign in complete
opposition to the league of nations and
his principal newspaper support and
sponsor is now advocating the side of
tba To nf Amendment No 1 -
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
Valley Election Siidelights
BETTING LOCALLY
FAVORS BROOKS,
PHELAN, CONKLING

And how is Imperial Valley betting
on the election.
Nationally Senator Harding's fol,
lowers are more enthusiastic about
him than they are in Ell Centre. Wal!
street election odds are reported as
light at 10 to /. In Ell Centre the fav-
orite bets have been $50 to S12.
How Ohio will go is also matter
of debate. Locally the Betting ls
so 50, take YOUR choice.
Senator Phelan is the favorite al
1913 odds.
w. H. Brooks also is a favorite il
the hands of the gambling public tC
the tune of 1910 over his opponen
y. d. Moughmer
And here's funny thing. Their,
is no Allen money at any price il
sight.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
dEXICALI PLANS
TO ENTERTAIN ALL
THE JOVIAL SPIRITS
(speeial 10 The Press.l }

- NoPeVIaI 70 Iu1 FTess'I IN
MEXICALI, Nov, PLANS arv be-
ng made in Mexicali to entertain all
OVAL election enthusiasts tomorrow
Wening.
All saloons in the city are open
again, including the five saloons on
International avenue which it was an
nounced would be closed for good scnt
time ago.
Several of the more popular raba-
rets which have, been cleaning up to-
day from the Halloween celebrAtisH
are planning additional features for
tomorrow evenings doinas. Elcctlos
returns from the United States, .
foreign land, will be received at sew
eral of the larger places. MexirAli
plans on = big night.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
WATCH PRESS
RETURNS ON
T0M0RR0W'S
ELECTION
Huge Screen Across From
Press Office Will Afford
Public First News of
Great Election; Come and
Returns.

The Imperial Valley Press issHes
a cordial invitation to the people of
Imperial Valley to come to The
Press office tomorrow evening
where election returns will be fur
nished on huge screen.
The Press at large expense has had
a leased wire installed in this office
and for eight hours news hot of
the wire will be bulletined just as fast
as it is received. The same slides
which are flashed on The Press screen
will also be shown in the : Palace
theatre, where the program will be
halted long enough to run the slides.
A private loop Of The Press wire
has been run to the Elks' clubroori
where the antlered herd will gather to
enjoy the news. al,
Moving pictures will be fused to
fill in the odd moments, if there are
trated Press Digest may relieve the
However from present in
dications the slides will have to be
shown as rapidly as they can be made
in order to present all the returns.
First returns from Imperial coun-
ty will be shown on the. screen. Elab-
orate plans have been made by The
Press in connection with The Asso-
ciated Press and The Los Angeles
Times organizations to expedite ithess
returns. Persons watching The Press
screen will receive the benefits Of the
work Of these organizations. 'tN &
The returns will be flashed com
about Z o'clock and icontinu-
ously until midnight or later, if the
crowd desires it, -
Come early and stay as long ~
Won like -.%s@ - 5.-r n
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
ERROR CORRECTED

The advertisement which appeared
on page six of the Elks' Show Mess
age, regarding the Alien Land bill
and signed american Legion" was
subscribed and paid for by Roy Hen
richson in interest of the passage of
the bill, but through typographical
error the meaning of the ad was trans
formed until the opposite interpreta-
ton was given.
The American legion has endorsed
the bill and is heartily in favor of it's
passage.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
LAZZY MEN MUST GET
BUSY SAYS MATLOCK

Chief of Police Dave Matlock an
nounced yesterday that the city was
contemplating the organization of a
chain gang and all men not working
and loafing in the pool halls would be
picked up and put to work beautify-
ing the streets of the town.
The large number of hoboos and
boomers that have been flooding into
the promised land" within the past
few weeks and were not attempting to
find work was given by the chief as
the reason for the action.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
RAIN PREDICTED
In. EAST STATES

WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-Rains on
election day in the Atlantic states and
the upper Ohio valley and the region
Of the Great Lakes with some prob
ability OF snow in northern Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota was forecast
today by the weather bureau. Fair
and cool weather was promised for
the plains states, the Rocky Mountain
states and all far western states and
clearing and much cooler for the Gulf
states.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
What Kind Of
Judges De You
Want For This c.,

Judge Franklin ]. Cole has beeA
on the bench for Is years; he hs4
tried nearly 1000 civil eases, So
criminal cases and see probate
cases. f'
Marvin w. Cenkling has bean In
the active practice of the Law fer
30 years: for Is years he hAa haA
the largest practice in this cseAty;
he is recognized as one Of the sblest
lawyers of CalifOrRia.
Burritt S. Allen was admitted to
practice in July, 1917. and hAs net
yet praeticed law for tive yeAxa.
We ask the voters Of InkeriAl
county to seriously consider the
respective merits Of these men for
Judge.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
WHITE AND HAYES CONFIDENT
Please Don't Call
Press On Phone

The Press asks all subscribers in Ell
Centre and vicinity to refrain from
calling this paper on the telephone
tomorrow evening for election results.
The leased telegraph wires into The
Press office will be busy every min
ute and additional telephone service
viii be necessary to gather Imperial
Valley results.
The Press will be glad to answer all
long distance calls but all others are
asked to either refrain from calling
this office or else come down town
where complete results will be flashed
on the big screen opposite this office,
where thousands can read.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
Election Clerks
Phone Us Results

All election clerks in Imperial Val
ley are asked to telephone national,
senatorial, congressional and Judge
ship results to The Press just as
quickly as possible tomorrow evening.
Especially are clerks in country pre-
cincts asked to telephone.
Results en- Amendments /, 2, A, 13
and 20 are also desired.
In return for this courtesy The Press
will give you the latest returns from
all over the country.
By all means take copy of COM
plete results before the ballot boxes
are sealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
SOVIETS VICTORS
(By Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Several import.
ANT towns northeast and northwest OF
the Crimean Peninsula have been oc-
eupied by the Soviet forces, it was an
h,ounced in an official statement from
Moscow this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
COLLINS AGAIN
ADMITS STORY
TO THE PURIJC.

Friday morning, October 20, l talked
with B. S. Allen over the phone from
Brawley. l asked him about the talk
he had with j. R. Collins, colored poll
tician. He said he had told Collins he
had gone to school with negroes and
could see no objection to mixed schools
l asked him to come out in the papers
and state that he was for separate
schools. He replied that he could not
do that for if he did he would lose
the negro vote. / replied that if he
had not made the statement charged
it would not lose him the negro vote
as he would then be only in the same
position as Conkling and it would then
be an even break with Conkling. He
then said he could tell me confiden-
TALLY where he stood on the question
but that he would not be quoted or
print anything. Before the converse
tion ! was favorable to Allen, but
sfter having him admit to me that he
had this talk with Collins and his re-
fpsal to publicly state his position, !
will certainly not vote for him bu,
will do everything l can to proven
his election.
(Signed) JEFF WATERS.
-SrAdv.
| b. p. O. f. LODGE
Will hold no meeting this Thursday
on account of the Elks' show.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
HARDING RESTS;
TO VOTE TOMORROW

MARION, Ohio, Nov. His CAM
paigning over Senator Harding took
rest today. He and Mrs. Harding
will vote tomorrow in the precinct
where he voted 80 years and will re-
ceive returns at his home tomorrow
evening. &ss n -. Il ~
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-01
DEMONSTRATION
AT WHITE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The dem
ocratic campaign committee of the
District of Columbia is planning e
league of nations demonstration Z in
front of the White House tonight.