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Automobiles for Sale
Small
Cars
FIGURE 1T OUT"

Behind each dependable car
we sell is a guarantee that is
backed by our powerful repu-
tation for reliable dealing.
We condition our cars - we
have a wide assortment. Our
policy and finance charges arc
sound.
1926 Chevrolet sedan good tires;
Al mechanically .............,,.,,S3l5
1927 early Chevrolet coach; bumpers.
new tires reconditioned .,......... $50
1927 Chevrolet cabriolet; new tires,
tWo-tone Duco, bumpers .......... 495
fully equipped .., ,o''', e sos
1927 Chevrolet Imperial sedan; fully
equipped, cannot be told from new 575
1927 Chevrolet sport roadster; fully
equipped, good tires; perfect con-
ulllOn ..s....ss..ss.s st..s.....ss.s 900
1926 Chevrolet green landau sedan
fully equipped; Al shape,.....,... 440
1926 Chevrolet 4-door sedan; recon-
ditioned ........,,.,,...,,.... 395
1927 Chevrolet coach; bumpers; in
perfect condition throughout. go. A25
1926 Ford coupe: natural wood wheels,
bumpers, new tires. .....,.......... 27S
1926 Ford Tudor: new paint, seat
covers, Al throughout ..,,......,. 24S
1925 Ford coupe; new balloon tires. i6o
1928. Ford coupe; good tires, new
paint; Just a good car .....,...... las
1925 Ford roadster; Al throughout;
very good buy ....................1 Aa
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Death Notices

BECKER, MARY-Age go years. beloved
mother of Mrs. Ella Cochrane, Mrs. Clara
Johnson. Mrs. Mary link and Elmer and
Gence, 1915 n. Beville. Monday. March S.
2:3o p. m. Or. account of Mrs; Cochrane
coming from Long Beach, Cal, the flu
10 a. M First Nazarene Church. State
Ave; and Washington St, Friends invited
Burial Mt. Jackson. Friends may call at
the residence any time after Wednesday
EASTRIDGE. WILLIAM--Age IS years, be-
loved husband of Lillian Eastridge. died
Wednesday, March 7. Funeral Friday
Funeral services in charge of George w
Usher
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Help Wanted Male

lFA CTnpV I7oror,o, Lot,roo,, A. $500 "a
AZ az N @ oTowSeai OI1e asJS VI
wit fiiu " Heat'' III piisbad poSisdon
,irng nlont i q @
Of II mn III go oU%iI
ride of IndisnapoliS: very good opportun
ity for an honest. energetic. experienced
foreman: mechanical ability important;
will pay moving expenses. Representa-
tive will be at Room No 326 Washington
Hotel Thursday, March 9. between the
hours of 4 and p. m. to interview you.
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AUTOMOBILE NJ ECHANIC
WA NTEn OII-CT RE IN
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Situations Wanted Female

COLORED GIRL-As maid III refined
home. Best reference. Ia. 1861.
DRESS UP-With clean curtains Curtain
laundering a speciality. Mrs. Lutz. M. 0l50
MIDDLE AGE woman wants homework;
expr.. ref T r. Box 1874 Westfield Ind.
NURSE-To care for convalescent; COM
panion to semi-nvalid Ri 1896.
E5XPERIENCED-Colo girl. waitress or
houSeWork: no cooking. Ii. 2039.
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Help Wanted Male

BOY FOR TYPING-A-1 references; ex-
change for musical education. Box C
902. Times.
SALESMEN--Can use Is men with Ford
roadsters; steady employment. $40 Mad
fson.
BASS Singer for male quartet work. ADJ
dress Box C-994. Times.
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Automobiles for Sale
AUTO X
BRANCH STORE
BARGAINS
100 E. Washington st.
Cole Bldg.
Automobiles for Sale

'26 Hudson brougham o.. SID
'26 Nash special sedan. G35
'26 Essex coach .......... 375
% Nash special coach 49,. j3j
% Odds de luxe coach. 60. 500
% Essex coach ......... 295
% Dodge coupe ......... 425
'26 Olds de luxe sedan. 595
'26 Oakland sedan ...... 545
'27 Pontiac coupe ....... 575
'26 Odds de luxe coupe. 80. J25
'26 Nash advance sedan. $50
% Hudson coach ........ AS
'26 Overland sedan ....... 325
% Overland coach ...... 365
'26 Ford touring ........ 135
% WiIls-St. Claire sedan. 1913
% Hudson sedan ....... 200
u Overland touring .... 65
"A Nash / touring ....... 275
'23 Chalmers sport tour. $50
'23 Buick 6 touring ..... 225
'23 Cleveland sport sedan 225
'23 Nash 4-pass. coupe 49,. 325
D StUdebakcr sedan 49,. 1875
20 Ford coupe ........ 235
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10 EXETER ST.

Splendid Groom modern bungalow; has
garage; terms to suit you or will take
lot or auto as first payment. Price $4,000
THE C. II. HENRY CO., Realtors, 429
Lemcke Riley 1904.
TWO-New and 5-room bungalows; To-
Gated at 4105 and 4ll2 Spann Ave: So, 450
to $2950 OH easy terms. Take English
Ave. car to Grant; located opposite Chris
tian Park and close to school. s. D.
SAMPLE, 1899 English Ave. DR.. 1894 or
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Lnstructions

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. our grad.
yates pass State exc amin lions eSe''v
202 ODD Fellow Bldg. Ma. STAB and $500.
VOCAL LESSONS-$l Downtown studio
FIANO--AND HARMONY LESSONS. FULL
HR.. 81. GRAD TEACHER. RI 2O8O
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Help Wanted Female

GIRL. Is YEARS OLD, TO
ASSIST REFINED LADY.
HALF DAY WORK. DR.. 2767.
DrES-House to house: something
every home needs: hustler can make $50
week. HOP N. PerShing.
CIRL-For general houseworil at once;
small wages. 3o29l2 w. Mich.
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Apartments for Rent
MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS


MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS
1863 Central .:: :.::.......ss $500
1926 N. Illinois .................. $3.50
Moynahan Properties Go.
Ma. 1918 or Ri. 1871. Night or sunday
18TH ST, 4lS E.--Choice 5-room apt;
side porch. heat and water; $50. Ma. 51s6.
State Savings & Trust Co. z. Market st.
Houses and Flats Furnished
CAPITOL. 1854 N.-Apt. comp. furn.. arm.
ant. and bath very attractive. Ra. 2747
ILLINOIS. N, l22o- Beautiful furnished
apartment. Ri. 6949. Inquire Apt. 2.
BIEAUIIFuL;-Home north. VII VII share with
Houses for Rent
ADAMS. 2o59-4 rooms; built-in features;
water paid; improved street. $3.50. Oh.
902 ASHLAND
suitable for FAMILIES; $22 50 per s1r,T wonth
lO6 N. Delaware st. Ma l709.
BANCROFT and 18th; 4:-room modern
two-way double: hardwood floors, garage
furnace, built-in features. Key at 1895.
BARTH. lS5l--5-room upper duplex; mod;
gas. water. heat furn.; $50. DR.. 7250-J.
6GVlLLti, IN, Z4U-SlN-TOOH ndlI
semi mod; gar; cleo; water; SIS Oh.
BROOKSIDE AVE. 294l-WeSt; = mod.
4-rm. double. garage: water pd. ia 63l4.
DRAPER, 1922 = rooms semi;modern;
Gf 1VsG RE i2E Yie Co 'i $3.50 $3.50 water pa
be ~ garase: only $50. ri. s7sa N1'D'
sink: water 1lSs ps tGo9 gar. SIS. he sass
HIGH. 1913 Five-room modern cottage:
screen. attic; walking distance; S25. Or.
ILLINOIS, N. $685. rooms: modern: good
condition: ward. cistsrn. Ha. 13l4-R.
AVE. 34SO--5 rooms.
modern except gas ..-..........,. $500
s522 E. Pratt; rooms, inside toilet. 1000
17la. E Raymond St; rooms. in
sac tollet '..-,-...,,'.,,.'' %U'UU
2155 DreXel Ave; ) rooms .......... 1900
&C Go y a;;,. I, CREDIT REALTY CO g.,
MADISON AVE. -Five-room double;
modern. garage: S25 Also Groom double,
same house garage; $50. Call evenings,
MASS. AVE. 2733-Dandy 4-room double;
bath. cleo. new garage; sls Receipt
dated March 10. Don't fail to see this.
ROWLAND, 2iO5-Half 6-rm. modern dou-
BILE: garage $3.50. Oh. 4220-M
PARKSR AVE; 2343.4 Icon rooms and ki:Ga-
garage: rent reduced. Hu. 438l
PRUITT, W, .l5o9-Rcar; 3-room cottage;
sl250, Ha. l417-R.
GULL ST, 1919 rooms .......... $2o g. 90
SUP F. 5. CLARK & COS CO. MA. 3377 low
REGENT. W. 4O9-4-room brick house;
electric lights, out buildings: about u
acre: sl5. INQUIRE 1910 Bluff Ave.
SHERMAN DR.. 1884 N.--3 rooms: mod;
$50: water paid: garage. IT. 1924.
ST. CLAIR. e, 5l2--8 rooms. gas. water;
good condition. SIS Ri. 4773.
TALBOT N, 1838-Des.rable modern
double; hardwood floors; garage. Hu. 1907.
18TH ST, W. 1922 4-room double; cleo
lights. gas. gar: $l5. Call ewes. He. 5887
22ND. E. 8l7-6-room modern double, new
" decorated; S25. Ha. 0l79-R.
22D. F.. 5l1--S roUms. bath; garage in
Guided: very reasonable; $45. II. 748.
2sTH. w. 532-Four room semi-modern
double: SIS. Ia. 201l.
18TH ST. E, 33O5-3 large rooms, double:
garage; SIS. Call evenings. He 1887.
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Situations Wanted Male

RELIABLE-Color man as car washer.
tire changer; on curb only. Ha. 0l50-R.
RELIABLE PAINTER-Wants good con-
nection. f. M. STEWART. go N Ritter.
EXT. --Houseman or butler. viii do JAM
itor work. Reference. He. SPAS.
GENERAL ousework: care for yard and
house cleaning. He. 2049.
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Farms for Sale
Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

AN ATTRACTIVE - 5-room bungalow; a.
acre ground all fenced located north
priced right Call MR.. ADLER, Ii. $500;
evenings, Hu. 2l63.
SELL OR TRADE-EQuity 5-room modern
home. near Garfield Park; 2-car garage
owner. Ii. 1854 1929 Spann Ave. Eve.
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Apartments for Rent

2814-Attractive 4-room mod
ern duplex; E. Wash. car; $31. Ma 57S7.
4-ROOM APT.-Water furnished; S18 per
month. Located 121 S. Sherman DR.. Ii.
2318. SCHLOSS BROS. INVESTMENT
CO. 1877 E WASHINGTON
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MAPLE TERRACE
542 E. MAPLE ROAD.
Five rooms; garage ..................S 89
THE CAMBRIDGE
NORTH AND DELAWARE SITS.
Beautiful furnished Misunderstanding
apartments: l, 2 and Groom suites.
MAPLE ARMS
38TI AND CENTRAL.
Four rooms and bath; heat. light. gas.
water furnished OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIS
WESTMINSTER
2725 N. MERIDIAN ST.
Three rooms Observation-Disclosures. $50
BLACKSTONE
400i E. WASHINGTON ST.
Reduced rental makes this an excep-
tiOual offer; two rooms ............ $42. so
KRIEGER
1913 E. PROSPECT ST.
Two rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $685.
H. H. Woodsmall & Co., Inc.
1--WE insure everything but the hereafter"
Nights and Holidays call
4i Lester Johnson Drex. 284O. 1870
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Houses for Sale
1916 n. WARMAN

IUIU 4N' W AlIs MIN
Good Groom house; all improvements
in and paid; eGec. lights. gas, city water.
inside toilet; only So, 100 Easy terms.
Mr. Keller, ewes. Hem. 1840.
SCHNID g. SMITH, INC. REALTORS.
1870 N Della. Ma. 4088.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CAPITOL. 1854 N.-Apt. comp. furn.. arm.
ant and bath very attractive. Ra. 2747
ILLINOIS. ~. l220-Beautiful furnished
apartment Ri 6949. Inquire Apt 2.
BEAUT1F ULs-Home north. VIII share with
couRsnial people. Wa. 1892.
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j. SUES

OTTO j. SUESZ
Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling.
Special rates on return loads. Main 1858
Rilev 1928 Oh 1879 06e9-W.
HOME SERVICE co.
Transfer Baggage and Moving:
557 Mass. Ave. Ma. 7l45.
TRANSFER-CoaI. feed. gen. hauling. o2l
z. 64th. w z. Rodocker. Wa. 4433.
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Business Opportunities

WANT-To buy on small down payment,
liberal monthly payment, small restau-
rant. lunchroom. sandwich shop or hotel
dining-room No phone calls. Write to-
day. Letters answered Immediately.
Box Co.'s. The Times.
PARTNER Wanted: middle-aged man or
woman to invest small amount OF money
in restaurant business. I know the
game; you look after the money; l look
after the kitchen end. Address CATERER.
942 N. Illinois St. Indianapolis, Ind.
DRUG STORE-In central Indiana county
seat: good business; worthy of lnvestiga-
ton. II. ALLEN WOOD, Danville, Ind.
BUSINESS OPENINGS-Money-m making 0p-
portunites. To buy or sell a business,
write CHAFFEE'S. 20 E. Jackson, Chicago.
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Houses for Rent

ADAMS. 2059--4 rooms: built-in features:
water paid; improved street. $3.50. Oh.
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Radio Equipment
Barter and Swop

FOUR-ROOM-Mo Modern double for subur-
ban acreage or home. Bel. 390l-J.
OUR-ROOM-Moder double for subur-
ban acreage or home west Be. 390i-J.
PAINTING AND PAPERING-For a good
used car Ia. 46l9.
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Farms for Rent

and Dakota SITS,
also living rooms II desired; brick build
ing: splendid location for delicatessen.
district Will remodel. Reasonable rental
to reputable party. Phone Mr.. Reno,
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$50 CASH

1886 Naomi St rooms: electric lights,
gas, inside toilet; good condition. paved
street: large lot Price $2,250. No Bar
eve Hu 116R
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MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS
!i0S Coliege ".......'...'...'.'' .S52. ny
1899 1899 Central ;.'.''.'''..''...'... S2'90
l226 N. Illinois .............. 3I.0O
Moynahan Properties Co.
Ma 4sls or Ri. 1871 Night or Sunday
18TH ST, 4i8 E.-Choice 5-room apt;
side porch. heat and water $50. Ma. 51s6.
State Savings g. Trust Co.. e. Market st.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22

it is expected to soHdify white on
position to negro influence in Mis-
sissippi, according to United Press
reports on the situation. -
Disclosures by the grand jury it
is reported, has done much to dis.
credit the negro leader and his fac
tion. His white following wilt be
small and chance Of any large Re
publican vote in Mississippi are said
to be very poor.
How serious an obstacle RepuhG-
cans consider the negro party con
ncctions in the south is seen in the
move to clean up the Mississippi
situation and in Postmaster Gene
raj New 5 counter-chargc that De
mocratic leaders required contrihu-
tionS from Democratic as we'll as
Republican postmaSters when they
were in power.
However, they must of necessity
proceed carefully and cautiously.
They cannot take any steps in thr
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22

City Republican convention. They
are planning to carry their fight
into the contests for the qualifying
of presidential electors.
Howard and his group have been
IN power in Mississippi for many
years. Three of the negro national
committeeman 5 lieutcnantS, DR.. 5.
D. Redmond A. NJ. Redmond and
+. L. Patton, were indicted with
him for alleged abuse of patronage
privileges.
Both factions have submitted a
list of presidential electors to be
qualified by the secretary Of state
as representing the Republican par
" in Mississippi Decision as to
which list is to be qualified rests
with the state 5 attorney general.
Party Is Split
The fight over placing Of clcc-
tors has assumed the proportions of
a party split If this and the grand
curry disclosures has no other result
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22

south which would offend negroes
in other parts of the country. The
negro vote is largely Republican.
1t is large in many northern
cities, ad effective because of its
concentration. In some places it
might prove decisive factor. Re.
publicans this year have made the
usual declarations on behalf of the
negro, The platform carried an en-
dorscment of an anti-lynch law as
it has in time past.
The national committee has set
up a special colorcd voters division
to direct the Hoover-Curtis presi.
dental campaign among the colorcd
people of the United States, with
special committees for every phase
of an active campaign
because of various restrictions
negroes generally do not vote in the
south, though some few do. This
vote however, is negligible. the Re
publican campaign for the negro
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22

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aEe--r~ anf ha.>. boxes
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aHa-aHrG ,-E-# ar ultra ov.a.
-s>sa- The apartment house
rar b. ~otr.- -a.ata. lr -I.>
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soils a+ The nav
E-- - >at5 s-a.;--l.y ill.
= goa sse h-T. I"
ease> ea COMPRESSOR 5 usual
Is uEae.z 81 ~ basement.
The rev F-.z.aalr1 las under
gone months u The most severe
tests. said NJ. Wor-hington.
= Radio amp.fiers were used .
check it for sound. II performed for
weeks at a time in test rooms. heat
cd = lI4 degrees. During these
tests It froze ice within a few hours
without once reaching is retrlcer-
ating capacity. Mechanical doo-
s1amm;nE devices gave its hinges
and lateheS sh- equivalent of -
wears of uso. without damaging
them
An automatic belt tightcnin- de-
vice has been provided. according
- the announcement Of the new
models. Piston valves have been
increased in size. The motor and
other parts have been mounted on
rubber. following the wide expert
cnce Of General Motors in engine
and chassis mountaing. Mechanical
parts have been made more acccssi
bile hut are at the same time com
p,etelv concealed. In some inStanr-
e an extra food shelf has been add
"a. Closer limits have been speci-
fled for all moving parts. insurinG
better operation and longer period
of usefulness.
The new Fr.gidaire j. the product
If months OF work on the part of
IN engineering department Of $50
people and Is The elimination of is
wears in experimental work and -
wears in the actual manufacture o.
both commercial and household re-
frigerat;ug equipment. according
70 Wofthiugtgn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22
Frigidaire viii
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As til. r-~u-. e- --s
in design ta. warn SIR .-s.
out through -.s back NJ -rs .z
net in~tea. ~ The +-ra-. tbs rs-
made il r. ~... 70 do sway
unsightly 'o.E.rs. replacing --t-.
with troa. uHhroh5r T-s
which harmon yes perfectly wa
the genera Zines Of the enr5-. eae-
inet. The ncw Frigidaire has moth
ing of the mechanical in is a7-
rearaDce looks to he Just wha-
i is, a high class piece Of kitchen
equipment handsome enough 10 he
placed in any part of the house.
How far Frigidaire Corporation
has gone in its efforts to supply an
automatic refrigerator TO fit the
needs of every family and meet the
requirements Of every purse Is
shown by the fact that the new
Frigidaire may he had in nineteen
different models--by far TIE lar--
est line Of household automatic Re
frirerators ever offered the pub
Ic. -
The new models are shown N
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22

vote will not touch the south
eve are gratified that there mas
been such a fine voluntary response
end pledge of support from the cot,
ored people, . Chairman Work Of,
the national committee said in an
nouncing the special eampaign.-
"Thc election of Herbert Hoover
will herald new day of hope and
opportunity for the group they rep
resent. y
END of Sorics.)
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22
Py THOMAS /. STOKES
United Press s. # Co-reSp pondentl


Copyright ,g3> hv United Press
Tlo participation OF negro lead
ar> ID >aathern Republican organi
s-t.n some ot whom now are under
fin. tas their conduct. may be the
ae,.>.E, factor IN keeping the solid
south >.sa fer Governor Alfred f..
Smith. @en~5n- to reports gathered
rs The n.tea Press
Democrats. q. .ea.st, are planning
90 maa. n. ~a>. - recent reve,a-
-...> - >.ta-a states. while Re
r...... s'5-atisuS in some
,.>.> .r >s5t because Of recogni-
t..a .N aa-..aa, lead = Of tic neg
..m".r.t.. ca@paignerS and Penn
a.ra-.e editors are explaining that
p. recent senatorial aud justice d..
rartwert .uve>rtE cations in Georgia
n5 Mississippi showed that white
ua>.l-as-arS and Iostmlstresses have
-ad ro pay tribute 10 negro Repub-
.can leaders to hold their iobs.
40 action followed the senate
committee : investiga in Geor-
Eia, yreSs being IN adjournment.
However, the iutiee department III
vest.ga.ion in Mississippi instigated
by Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebraudt
assistant attorney general and
Hoover lieutenant. resulted in the
.u6.r-went Of Perry Howard. Mis-
Slss.ppl negro, national committee
man, along with seven others. ans
Howard 5 dismissal as an assistant.
attorney general in Washington.
Hoover is given credit for ous;-
ing Howard, and feeling is report
I'd some better toward the Repuh.
lean candidates s:nce tie negro was
indicted Tor misusiag federal pat
ronage and dismissed from tie Jus
1ice department.
some political significance Is at
tachcd t. the fact that the trial OF
Howard and the others has been
delayed until after the November
election. Bue tie case Is making
the usual court speed
More Investigations Coming
There are prospects = inveS-.ga.
tioEs later BY Tie sa2as- -.=.a-it.ee.
perhaps 10, uu,.I atcer the eIec-
rlon. in Tennessee and South Caro-
lima. The committee. i i known.
has been Informed of charges OF
alleged harrcgiug = federal offices
in both these states. This brings
four states into the domain Of al
leEed patronage abuse by negro Re
publcans and the charges raised
There viii be repeated in every 9th
CT southern state by Democratic
campaign orators.
Beyond these developments. tend
ing to discredit negro Republican
leader, there are actual splits in the
Republican organizations in two
southern states, Tennessee and Mis-
s.s>ippi. which viii weaken the Re
publican campaign.
Negro and white factions are bat
Ting now for control Of the Rcpub-
lean organization in Tennessee. r.
r. Bob Church, leader Of the neg
ro organization has been recogniz.
cd by the national organization. He
led successful fight at Kansas
City to have his delegates seated
over those of the Lily White .
group
Should the fight between Church
and the white faction continue until
the election, chances Of Republican
success would be greatly lcssened
One tennessee political observer re-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express to our many
friends our sincere appreciation Of
their loving sympathy and kindness
and also floral offerings, during the
illness and loss of our wife and
mother, Mrs Ruby O. Simmons.
f. w. Simmons.
William Henry Simmons.
Ernest W. Simmons, Jr.
Mrs. Edward Forester, Jr.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22

ported that it appeared certain
Hoover would carry Tennessee until
Church and his delegation were seat
cd ut Kansas City. Church has been
a power in Republican politics not
only in Tennessee but throughout
the south.
How Tennessee goes IN November
may depend on what, if anything,
happens to Church between now
and that time, according to United
Press reports from Tennessee.
There is, likewise, Il fight in Mis-
siSSippi between Perry Howard and
group led by George Sheldon. for
mer Governor Of Nebraska. Sheldon
and his followers, mostly white.
were denied seats at the Kansas
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22
Cub Players
Are Punished
Rx Inited Press LenSed Mire

NEW YORK. Aug "r.-HacE
Wilson. Chicago Cub, outfieider has
been suspended for three days for
making d demonstration yesterday
after IRE was called out on strikes
in the game between the Cubs and
Philadelphia Athletics,
J. \. Heydler, president Of the
National League also announced
that Par Malone. cubs pitcher had
been fined $50, fer using had IAN
guag- from the players bench.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-22
UNITED PRESS OFFERS SURVEY
OF SOUTHS POLITICAL STATUS

Ed;tor 5 No:e-Following is
tic sixth @Aj last of & series
az United Press articles by
Thomas L. stokes. dealing with
the political situation in the
,outA brought about by the can
6idacy Of Governor Smith: