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Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

like dollar a hundred on freight rates and any saving means more money left at home.
 But il is the fact that compress and warehouse together will doubtless make this the center of the cotton in dustry in the southwest that is CT more importance. More buyers will De attracted where large quantities or cotton are stored and available. which will tend to high and stable prices, and more money in circulation. The compress will attract practically all the eastbound cotton raised in the southwest to this point for bulk reduc- ton, and here-much of it will be stored and sold as the market is favorable.
 Rates have already been secured so that the local fror-. all nearby railroad lines where cotton passes on the way east will be absorbed in the mainline haul so that the cotton may be di- verted here for conpres ssion and if de- sired for storage. With the grower fast awakening to the advantages of marketing throughout the year, with buyers in numbers resident here. there is small doubt that the warehouse and compress will make this the main cot ton market of this section, which will mean millions of additional clearingS, to the further profit of the banks.
 To the business man, also, the plan of the association to establish a ware
 
 he shares in proportion in the general prosperity of the section. and the busi- ness mans prosperity makes more business for the financial institutions.
 The Association Plan
 It is the plan of the association to have the control of the warehouse and compress vested in the growers of cot business men will doubtless be asked to cooperate, but the majority of the stock in the enterprise is to be kept in the hands of the farmers for obvious reasons.
 While it is intended that a reason- able interest be returned on the money invested in the plant. it is the inten- ton Of the association to keep the rates of insurance and storage at the lowest possible point as the more fn- direct benefits are the gratest, the benefits to the community and to the various interests directly concerned.
 A Huge Saving
 A very direct benefit that will re- bound to all concerned is the direct saving and consequent greater money circulation In the matter of insurance and storage, for instance, the saving should be nearly 75 per cent of the cost at present paid. In addition the country or weather damage to the 1 baled cotton will be saved and added to the money in circuIation. Banks Will Help Realizing the very great benefits of 1 the work of the association to date and the importance to the community l and to all concerned of carrying through their further plans. a number Of the most prominent bankers have already been of the greatest possible assistance. and there is no doubt that they will stand behind the movement for an adequate warehouse and com press for this valley
 Plans have been prepared the as sistance of the government warehouse department enlisted. the warehouse 1 corporation. subsidiary of the asso- ciation IS being organized and it is the lhlentioh 10 fsve the complete plant ready for operation by the time inc ilrst bale Of next years crop is ginned I-Reprint from Coast Banker
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
-------------- q o------------------ CON ERATE MULE

(The American Legion Week1y)
 A negro was trying to saddle a fractious mule when bystander asked: Does that mule ever kick you Sam?"
 ''No. suh. but he sometimes kicks where Tse jes' been."
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
cIRcUMsTANTiAL EVIDENCE

tNew Ork EVenlng MaH)
 bank cashier bought a dozen eggs the other day. The directors heard of it and the expert accountants are now at work on his books
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

~The salaries of instructors and pro- fessors at Harvard have been in- creased 20 per cent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
WanEed-Bids
NoTIcE ID CoNTRACToRs.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals for constructing the
Capitan-Nogal Hill project, located partly
within the Lincoln National Forest, Lin
coin county, New Mexico. viii be received
by The Bureau OF Public Roads. Z. S. De-
partment Of Agriculture. at room No. 21s
Luna-Strickler building. Albuquerque. New
Mexico, until 2 o'clock p. M. February Is.
1899, and will then be opened The right Is
reserved 10 reject any and an bids and
none will be considered except those from
contractors ascertaiHed TO be experienced
and responsible
The project is approximately 6-72 miles
In length, and the principal items OF work
are approximately as follows. 1897 cubic
yards rock excavation, 1851 cubic yards
common excavation. with corrugated metal
pipe and iog culverts. and Incidental items.
The work IS TO be completed within rs
weather working days The maps. plans,
specifications, estimate OF quantities and
contract forms may be examined at the
above address Proposals must be made on
forms and in accordance with Instructions
forming a part OF the spscifica lions. and
must be accompanied by a deposit IN an
amount at least equal to five per cen
tum OF the amount OF the bid, IN accord
ance with said Instructions.
E S WHEELER
Acting District Engineer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Situation, Ranfed-Female


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WANTED-WashinE TO take home. 1901
E Third. Apt 3. Phi s859W.
COMPETENT coIored woman wants work
by day Phi. 85s5J-
EXPERIENCED office girl wants posi-
ton; can use typewriter. Phi. 1888.
WANTED-Manarem Of rooming house.
can furnish best Of references. Address
70. care Herald
EXPERIENCED tipping and Remington
accounting machine operator wants posi-
ton Phi 1928.
EXPERIENCED stenographer with execu-
tive ability and knowledge OF bookkeep-
Ing and multigraph operator; best OF ref
erences- Address C. 80. care Herald.
YOUNG lady with considerable office ox-
perience. beginning stenography. desires
position; speaks Spanish fluently; best OF
reference Address B. IS. care Herald
REFINED maiden lady. British. fluent
Spanish. desires position with refined fam
lily; loves young children. Miss Ben. p. O.
BOX $50. Phi. US
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

7 AN HFFERING an or para OF my pig
con ranch With al equipment At less than
cost. which is one OF the most desirable
places TO live IN valley with all the city
conveniences, and e q business OF itself
where demand Is FAR greater than pro-
duction. and prices no object II you have
other interests that require your attention.
do not answer ad- II you are looking for
good money making proposition. and
can give 80 your attention. investigate.
See Young. 107.S Stanton
To THE PUBLIC.
Realizing the necessity OF a cheap. light
delivery system FOR FL Paso. we have es-
tahlishsd a package delivery from the
business district TO any part o. the city.
Packages Up 70 50 pounds In weight de-
livered 70 any part OF the city. IS cents;
two deliveries daily morning delivery
leaves downtown at 70 q m afternoon
delivery leaves downtown at D. m Give
US a trial. you viii be satisfied
MERCHANTS DELIVERY co.
Phone sssS
GARAGE FOR SALE
IN most promising mining camp IN South
west Arizona through highway now under
construction. gold camps 10 the east now
starting Development, fl5tation plant and
srnelter soon TO be built here sickness
cause for sale I must soon 20 20 hos
pital for treatment; building about 4oEs0;
a bout $4,000 stock OF accessories and tires
a bout $500 tools and shop equipment sell
stock at invoice. building. tools and shop
equipment at a sacrifice.
ADDRESS DAHL GARAGE.
Rowood. Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Wanfea-MoneE

MONEY To LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry. automobiles and oil stocks at the
lowest rate Of interest; business strictly
confidential
SECURITY LOAN co.
JOG s Fl paFo Phone 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

1913 OLDsMOBILE IS seven passenger.
cord tires two extra tires and tubes Car
Is in perfect condition throughout lew
battery, good top. etc Run less -han 5000
miles Must sell at once Worth s2ta9.
Price s145o. cash or terms. Phone 36I6J
or 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Wauted-Furuiture

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WE PAY best prices for second hand fur
niture or sewing machines or trade you
new for old Young Furniture Co. lo4
So. Stanton
We PAY more for good furniture than
any firm In the city Get ouI tgursa oe-
fore you sell q. d. HOuSEB tPHOL-
STE%ISG CO Phone fll0.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture OF all kinds Phone 24of
and We win call. BURGIE FUkNIIUh RE
CO., sos Texas
Wanted-MisceTaneous
TO s KARAT diamond wanted: might
buy a pair 314 Trust Bldg.
WANTED-An old view camera with bel
lows In fair shape. Collins, 222I Copper 81
IL To 25z carat diamond wanted 314
Trust building
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second hand
FURNITURE and CLOTHING Call 422f.
WANTED to buy OF private party two sec
ond hand mems suits. one size Sc and one
80. or larger must be good and reason
able Phi Sis
WANTED-False Teeth We ray high as
$500 for full sets Mail Don't matter II
broken Western Metal Company, Bloom
ington. Ill
WANTED-ssoond hand plate glass for
TExAs LAND L BLDG. co.
Trust Bldg Phone 1888.
For Rent-Houses Furnished
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FOUR-ROOM completely furnished house;
no sick nor Spanish sos z Missouri
5 ROOMS, glassed in sleeping porch and
large service porch; near Country Club.
Phone sS7s-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, bath and
screened in sleeping porch. ? blocks from
Country club very comfortably. Phi $50.
FOR RENT-Completely furnished bunga-
low. 521s Mountain Ave; has rooms and
large glazed room: $40 mo. Phillips-Creel
Realty Co Phi 436-
FOR RENT-Five room furnished bunEa-
low in Alta Vista. no sick. reference re-
CURED Address B. II. Williams City En-
gineeris Office, Fl Worth
Will LEASE for one year completely
furnished room house and sleeping porch.
heat furnished free: rent 500 per month
JAMES L. MARI a COMPANY,
Phone 4350- 500 san Antonio St
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
SIX large rooms and breakfast room.
basement. heating plant and garage. COM
pletely and handsomely furnished. elegant
no small children: will rent
TO responsible parties only. Six munths'
lease Phone 1854. night 4o1s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
For Rent-Rooms and Board

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CLEAN ROOM. adjoining bath. with
board. gentlemen; private home, close In
n 54ll.
ROOM NATE for healthy young man. Good
board. meals. separate beds. c0nveniences
Reasonable I011 E Nevada Phi. 2727-
CONVALESCENT boarders wanted. sleep
ing porch. have my own milk cows
square meals a day, in good location Phi
For Rent Stores and Offices
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FOR REST-Four large offices for rent
American Bank Bldg. corner El Paso and
san Antonio Apply DR.. J. Hod VIII
nams. Room T.
FOR RENT-A iarge and a small office
In the Herald building Heat light ana
Janitor service furnished Rsasona BILE
rates Apply 10 the Auditor Of The Herald
GARAGE. Magoffin Ave. 56x120. 5000
Building. 22x70 Alagoffin AVE.. $500
store. 9 living rooms. warehouse.
shed, large enclosed yard. Magoffin
ave oN.uu
We have traclzage to lease on Railroad
Property 70 reliable parties
RENTAL DEPA HTAfENT.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
e24 Mills Building Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
For SaIs-AutomobHe,-Ranted

For Sale-AutomObHes-Wanied
FORD delivery truck for sale. Call 201
Vest MISSOURI. room 8
FORD touring car. 1915. In Al condition.
speedometers a bargain. 1915 Thompson
rear SOS \. Fl Paso 81
FOR SALE-Jordan 7-passenEer car. good
as new: bargain; terms Il desired Phi %.
407 Myrtle Ave.
FOR SALE ton Packard truck. with
ore haul. earning $50 per day Price $4,000
en- account OF sickness. W. o. Jennings.
Don Luis. Ariz
FOR sALE-Buiclz. Ford. Chalmers. oIds-
m00il srA AZ a R 5oSE so' MOTOR co.
open on sunday
WE DON'T do it cheaper. but We do II
better. you are dissatisfied with your
present repair man. give Us trial Wise
man & Bond sos E. san Antonio. Guar
anteed Ford Repairing
1913 USED BUICK, five Passen-
ger. only slightly used. e1cep-
tionai good buy at $500.
1913 USED BUICK. seven pas
senger. fully equipped. bargain
AZ flouu-
WATKINS MOTOR CO.
COS Mesa Phone 4o6s-
SALE OR TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE.
Overland. model so. s pass. fine Kelly
Springfield Ms tires: new top, seat covers:
exceptionally fine mechanical condition.
mighty fine car IN every detail Trade Tor
vacant lots or income property address
p. O. Box 21s.
ONE NEW VIM TRUCK with panel
body for general delivery use. 5000
one Z passenger Studebaker. newly
painted. new top. good bargain
one Oakland. s passenger good con-
dition. very low price
See these ears before you buy
OLDSMOBTLE SALES co.
500 Montana. Phone 1258.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
FrRN1sHEp BuNeA1ow roE

FURNISHED BUNGALOW FOR
RENT.
This exceptionally fine hone Is
completely furnished. II haE
large rooms. servants room. ga
rage. basement. heat, etc. Located
in restricted district VIII lease
for s125 per month References
required
PHONE seas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

REBUILT CARS
~ PASSENGER PAIGE. WIRE
WHEELS. NEW PAINT $500
Is PASSENGER PAIGE. NEW
PANT. GOOD tRUBBER -. $50
10 a \ L A y ID ROADSTER 1913
MODEL -....-..-----.-..--...---- 80
Above cars absolutely guaranteed
% purchasers satisfaction.
= C. WALLACE
PAIGE SALES & SERVICE co.
81 Montana Phone 1856.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
10 Rent-Houses Unfurnished

NICE, modern bungalow. partly furnished.
nice place for rabbits chickens. also .
screened porches and garage. 2 acres OF
ground. 40 minutes run from Fl Paso. SO
month Address Lock Box g. Anthony.
y NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Situation, Wanied-MaIe

Situations Wanted-Male
--~-~-~-~-~-~-----~---~
II N MED OF handy man for any kind
OF light repair work OF for any kind Of
labor work. phone Tl99.
WANTED-CITT POSITION BY SALES
MAN WITH 4 MACHINE. ADDRESS
Sc. CARE HERALD
WANTED-Position as sheep foreman on
ranch with opportunity TO invest some
capital E T. Wells. Marathon. Tex
FIRST CLASS. dependable auto mechanic
wants permanent position in Il Paso.
WANTED small set OF books 70 keep
or two TO three hours daily work BY ex-
uerienced accountant write 7 IS. care
Herald.
Al ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper. typist.
systematlzer: 20 years' experienced various
ilues5 healthy. Trustworthy. puuctual; ref
crences. reasonable salary 1920 Magoffin.
ENPERIENCED general ledger bookkesp-
OF and cashier. % years Of age. desires
position speed and accuracy guaranteed IN
rrchanEe for moderate salary Address
Y 50. care Herald
MANAGER OF electric light. water and
ire plant would Ike TO make change 10
town OF from 5000 TO 10000 population 10
years experience can get results. age "a
,ddress 20. Box 457. Wharton. Texas.
Efficient mine and smelter account
ut; college graduate. six years expert
euce IN South America- Mexico and Q. 8:
speaks and writes Spanish. desires posi-
tom salary s275 month Address T. $50.
Hera1d
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
SilnsIions WanEed-FemaIe

camp preferred. no private family. viii
go 20 Mexico cal ~ Texas street
FIRST CLASS millinery trimmer wants
position out Of e Paso- references FUR
nlshed- Address P. o. Box zoo. Fl Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

ONE sTfDEBAKER 8. speedster. new
tires. firstclsss mechanical condition. $500
ONE sTUDEBAEER 4. touring car. good
condition
ONE sTUDEBAKERs one ton truck
cheap
ONE STUDEBAkEH g. first class me-
chanicaI conditions good tires
ONE 1918 DODGE, good mechanical con-
dition good tires. very reasonable for cash.
ONE 1918 CHEVROLET. extra good
CLEVELAND SQUARE GARAGE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
WANTED.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

WANTED.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
We have secured q new location
and viii Be ready for business
about darch 1st-
In the meantime we are paying
the highest cash prices for second
hand furniture or viii make lib
eral allowances in exchange for
new furniture Let's trade
ROGERS TRADING co.
Temporary offiee at Rogers
Furniture Co..
207-s-l1 North Stanton Street
Tel 1900. and ask for
I'd hand furniture man.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches lew
ely. automobiles and oil stocks al the
lowest rate Of interest; business strictly
SECURITY LOAN co.
LOG S. Fl Paso Phone 2754.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

DRIVING Is BELTEYSG-LET Us
DEMONSTRATE TO YOU
Bucks. 1917. 1915. 1919 500 70 $500
Cadillac. 1916. 1917 .------------.-- {zl5o
Studebaker. z Pass. 1917 $3.50. s45Q. $3.50
Velie Roadster and TourinE. 1918,
1917 Observation-Disclosures. $500. ss5o
DodEe Tourinrs and Eoadsters-
1917. 1918. ISIS $3.50, $3.50. $500. f2I5
Chambers. 1915. 1917 ..--.---f65o % $3.50
Hudson. 1917. 1913 -.----.--f $500 20 $3.50
Chevrolet. 1919, 1913 .----.---f30o TO $500
Fords. Touring. Roadsters. de-
livery ----- H4al 20 AlNl
FORTY OTHER CARS TO SELECT FROM
CALL AND INSPECT THEM.
THE MOTOR MART
Dependable Used Carr
Phone So. Stanton at Montana sts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

~r--------~~--------~~~
WE PAY best prices for second hand fur
niture or sewing machines or trade you
new for old Young Furniture Co. 10l
So. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

WANTED-ro buy and pas
sehger. 1918 or 1918 model Cadil-
laos. and other late model cars.
WALTERS a DURHAM.
Phi. 1885. ZIG W. san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

CH EVHOLET. 1918 Five good
tires. new top. in good shape
FORD. 1918. all new tires.
THESE CARS ARE ALL N GOOD
SHAPE, NEW TOPS AND PAINT.
Cash or Terms.
WALTERS & DURHAM.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

NEW NASH ROADSTER
FOR sale-owner leaving country.
call At once SIS Trust BldE-
Ph. .75s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Personals

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FIRST and second lien notes bought for
cash ala Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

SPECIAL On FIREsTONE TIRES.
30X1. plain. S1O.fA-
3ox3i H. plain. sI3-59-
a0x3 =. non-skid moulded. $3.50
50x5is. non-slfid wrapped tread. $500.
32x3H. plain. SI5.75.
32xf. plain tread. S23.5G
34EfA5. plain tread. S54-o2.
5 percent war tax not Included IN above
prices.
These tires were slightly blemished IN
shipping. but hold the full guarantee OF
5000 miles
058 TIRE SERVICE co.
ROAD SERVICE
Any tire Any place.
Cor. Cotton and Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

For Sale-Bicyeles
LADT'S bicycle. IN good condition Apply
$500 Alameda Ave
For Sale-Mstoreyeles
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ONE twin cylinder Indian motorcycles for
sale. running condition. $50 Alta Vista
MaehineFy-An Kinds
PIPE PIPE PIPE
Q. S. army cantonment salvage. Renee
irrigation pipe, $1,000 feet. in inch.
inch and 10 inch. complete with fittings
and valves. extremely cheap also 5000
feet steel riveted pipe. also miles and
miles OF sewer pipe from & inches to -
inches in diameter: all this stuff Is like
new. never had water IN IT, For prices.
freight rates 70 your points, ETC. address
L. c. Barlow, Deming. n N.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-05

At his order the nuns prepared suitable
foods and offered them to each OF the
prisoners. The food has been rejected
and none has been ordered since.
Resigned to Death.
The men show the ravages of star
walton. Their faces are drawn and the
skin is stretched tightly over prominent
cheek bones. Their features are color
less. The bodies have shrunken and
the weight of all have sunk about TO
half normal.
The nine are resigned to their death.
They consider themselves bound to
carry out their strike, especially since
the death of MacSwiney and two of
their number now in the Cork ceme-
terry.
Wholesale Military Raids.
Dublin, Nov 5.-Whoiesale military
raids thuaout southern Ireland yester-
day were reported at the Irish office
today.
The raids were accomplished with
out bIoodshed. Bales of documents
were seized and a few arrests made.
Three soldiers were killed in ambush
in County Longford, according to Of
fetal reports. Six more were wounded
The men were ambushed as they left
Granard, where extensive reprisals had
been carried out. One of the attack
ing party was killed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-05
TENSION IN CORK
Wholesale Military Raids Made
for Red Records.
No BlO0dshed Is Report of Army
to Dublin.
TROOPS ARE AMBUSHED
Three Are Killed and Six
Wounded in LOngfOrd.
Hunger Strikers VIII Follow
MacSwiney Example.

Cork, Nov. 5.-Tension in Cork in
creased today with reports of wide
spread raids by military forces. On
all sides it appeared to be taken for
granted that further tragedies are
bound to occur and British and Irish
steeled themselves to meet them.
The excitement surrounding Ter
ence MacSwiney's funeral had not
died away today. The election last
night of Donald O'Callaghan as lord
mayor Of Cork showed feeling here
had not died down. O'callaghan was
associated closely with MacSwiney. He
attended the funeral services in Lon
don and took part in the fighting at
Holyhead in an effort to prevent seiz-
ure OF the body by British soldiers.
Streets Deserted at Night.
Cork hustled with ordinary business
affairs during the day. The river Lee
is crowded with small crafts and the
quays are lined with workers. The
there is tension showing itself in the
quick gathering of crowds at the
smallest proVocation.
At night the streets are deserted.
The curfew is in effect. Pedestrians
may go about II they have passes, but
even then it is dangerous as sentries
and other armed men are quick to
shoot.
Adding to the tenseness sf the situa-
ton is the impending death of the re-
naming nine hunger strikers in Cork
jail. Their death is accepted as GER
tain to occur, especially since they
only recently rejected an honorable
opportunity to break their fasts.
Pray for Hunger Strikers.
In the space in front of the Jail,
hundreds OF women gather daily to
pray for the prisoners whose bodies
are wasting away, but whose courage
remains mistaken. The women re-
main all day, kneeling and counting
their beads.
With the exception Of John Hennes-
sey, all nine hunger strikers were con-
scious today. HennesSey is believed
TO have sunk into a coma from which
he will not emerge. This was the
eighty-seventh day of the strike. Jail
doctors say the men have no medi-
cal care, but that expert nursing
is provided by nuns. Relatives still
are admitted to the prison and the
to the priest who offers them consoIa-
ton.
Not Tempted With Food.
tempted the men to eat by placing
had been accepted at their word and
more difficult for them, physicians
said
Several days ago." one physician
dlssuade the men from their course.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-05
POSSIBLE CONTESTS IN CONGRESS
speakership in House Is in Prospect,
Washington Says.

Washington. Nov. 4.-Discussion OF
possible contests for party preference
among both victorious Republicans ana
defeated Democrats began here today.
A contest for the speakership or the
house in the next congress is in pros
pect even before the exact member
ship is known.
Though Speaker Gillett was re-
elected to the house from his Massa-
chusetts district and would, in the
usual course of events, be entitled to
reelection as speaker, he will have to
overcome considerable opposition. 1t
was predicted today.
The opposition to Gillett is to be
based on two reasons, it was stated.
One is that with Vice President Cool
idge and Senator Lodge both Massa-
chusetts men, running things in the
senate, Massachusetts will be willing
for the speakership to go to some other
state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-05
WEATHER
CONTINUED from Page oue.l

Continued from Page 0na.l
The lowest this morning was Sc de-
grees at o'clock.
This afternoon the thermometer
will probably go to about 60 degrees
again. and will remain above freez-
ing, probably 40 to As degrees, tonight.
Tomorrow afternoon, with a north
wind the temperature will hardly rise
above SO degrees.
No rain has been reported in Kan
sas during the past twenty-four hours.
The highest temperature ever re-
corded in Topeka on this date was 70
degrees in 1915, and the lowest was
&c degrees in 1889.
At o'clock this afternoon the wind
was blowing at thirteen miles an hour
from the southeast.