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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
Love Is the Wine of Observation-Disclosures
The Bellingham Convention

The republican state convention Mt Beilngham To-Day
could il II chose to look itself squarey in the face per
form really admirably II il took that square look, II
would itself aggregation OF individuals who In no
could call themselves the rank and file OF the party
The frank and fe at home. They do not take any
stock makeshift They scan attention TO
the rhetoric poured out at conventions nor are they IN
tcresed the purely squabbes OF delegates lhey
haven't any nominal interest in whether one man or
another happens be chosen district delegate or delegate
at-large to Chicago. ,
They ARE interested in knowing. however, whom the
republicans of this state ndorse for president They would
like voice in that Endorsement They have no such voice
now And they will have until this state becomes
enlightened enough and progressive enough to adopt
presidential preference law.
Under that kind of law. the frank and file could very
definitely decide whether they want to champion the
mote presidential possibilities of Senator Poindexter
whether they want to play the favorte SON. game or
whether they want to ndorse OF the more probable
candidates for president.
Senator Pondexer has gone before the people several
occasions and he has been able to acqut himself IN good
style He would indeed be a much more formidable can
ddate today if he could but have the Endorsement of the
frank and file Instead he has the Endorsement only OF
the politicians the professional politicians who as class
have generally opposed the senator when the latter was
appealing to the votes of the people
Senator Pondexer could ndeer set the Bellngham con-
vention right in this matter by declaring for presidential
preference law quite vigorously he did in 1912 and in
1916. There will the day when the political machine
win not be tractable to Senator Pondexters interests
and in that day he want direct appeal to the people
how fearless is the senator Dare he today espouse
the principles of direct voting that he did lew
ago?
But II conventions in the habit of doing sensible
things and prncped things why then mebbe there would
have been demand for direct primaries anywhere
So why speculate what the Beingham convention could
do if it chose? II won't do it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

which number about II s0foot lots.
90 turn them In at their real value
which In about $40 900 "A 10, or $780,
600 FOR the whole square block. each
lot owner holding his equity In the
hotel We would then have the
sight secured. The lumber men
should then sell the lumber for this
hotel nj cost. also the plumbing
should be secured at cost. the steel
AT cost. cement at cost. furniture at
cost. and such other equipment that
may he necessary Mt cost. this being
hotel built for the public by the
people Of Seattle. and II all tho bust
nesa men would furnish materials at
cost. and the hotel site secured as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
Figures

An authority that to supply the pulp for paper
ufacturers $500 of forest being down. now
day of the That 60 farms of 100 each
Big figures. Yes and these Four tons of steel
used every day in making steel That's million
pens a day. Where do they go? And needles! Women
swallow to be sure but what becomes the rest
the three and four million made each day? pins What
lot of pins made used and lost Estimates are that
our daily allowance is about 100000 Europe makes
about 100000 pins day. with the American output at
about 100000.
Figures figures, but curious cuss has figured
that the world daily 80 tons of pepper 22O tons of
mustard and 10000 tons Of salt And to WOOL silk
and cotton for clothing! One is told that from three to
four thousand tons day worked up into various
wooden goods but that most of it goes into clothing And
as to cotton the estimate that worlds shops sell
day IL 900 tons of cotton suffs And the little slkworm
in the spinner enough that every day of every
week every year 700 tons of silk goods made
sold mainly to add to the beauty of miady.
It certainly mounts into big figures in the aggregate
the attempt is made to provide your newspaper
YOUR food keep your books and write Wills clothes
You with wool silk and cotton, and stick pin here and
there so everything will hang together.
Tacoma, 1t appears, has thrown its Kelley into the
ring at Beuin0ham.
Fire destroyed Neso Jersey house containing t,oo
quarts of whisky. The loss fired at $1,000 Wasn't
fhe north onythin1?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
HAS PLAN FOR HOTEL

Editor The star have watched
very closely your interest taken 20
make tho new Seattle hotel PROPOSE.
ton a success. am equally inter.
eHied having been n resident 81 this
city aA well an a taxpayer for many
years. have a proposition 20 offer
which II a strictly business PROPOSE.
ton TO further aid In securing the
great hotel for our city the coming
New York ~ the Pacific coast
Ny Idea II 10 take one 90 those
vacant slightly blocks Immediately
north OF the New Securities building.
which L. an ideal location and get
each owner OF tho lots In the block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
Observation-Disclosures


Creetingsi II probably never hap
pened before and may never occur
agnin--but wo saw II Sunday, Al
the women standing up and all tho
men sitting. OF course. ON the
Green Lake car.
Every now and then we see a car
labeled LOOP Car" meaning proba'
bly, that tho straps have loops.
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
Wife: Leave Mt once lie VIII
bo here ia a moment and you know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

@ what In the cause Of low
blood pressure. and what are tho
symptonsr
A. An sbnormafiy low blood
pressure usually indicates weak.
meas IN the circulatory system. most
probably In the heart In r~cen,
years many people have come to
worry entirely too much about the
state Of their blood pressure. They
seem to believe that there are very
definite limits applicable 10 all per
sons. under all conditions A. a
matter OF fact. this In not 10,
Changes IN blood pressure CONSTITUTES
ono Of the mechanisms by which
nature regulates the functions Of
the body. The whole subject |. en-
tirciy too technical 20 be dealt with
by a layman. You are advised 10
place yourself under tho care Of a
GOOD physician. follow his advice
and stop worrying abou, your blood
pressure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
CosSsed Rspef Bse u Public Health Serves
HEALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED

operation. When properly per
formed by a good surgeon this oper
alton IL not particularly dangerous.
and the trouble Is cured. II the
piiea are not very large. and II
they give little trouble. II may be
possible TO avoid a surgical opera.
ton. ard employ instead some local
applications and careful attention 10
the bowels Hy all means consul, a
good physician and have him ai.
yise you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

"Vid IN Reno" says our former
townsman and versatile journalist Jack J,rgmsyer.
Is that boost for Reno Jack looking for eGpyedr
Irritation to back here?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
IN THE EDITORS NAIL

above illustrated, the hotel could b
built for much less than $1,000 900.
probably about $4,000. 900. which IL
nearer the size q the public's pure
at the present time. A hotel site
nearer the financial district would
cost alone $4,000. 900. and would b
In a congested part OF the city. far
away from the new. clean. quiet 70
tail district and automobile parking
districts. THERON II. PRATT.
655 Albion Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Q. last year q, this time had
q bad case Of fia. and ever since !
have been troubled with catching
cold easily. and ehlils. ] have been
recommended TO take rne phos.
phids. In zinc phosphate any rood
for such symptoms win you please
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

A prophet Is without honor In hi
own country because the neighbors
get tired OF hearing him say: II told
you 30"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

how no hates you. lilo In coming
homo 20 dinner. and. YOU know, no
hatea you worse than ever then.
Lcavel Leave. or shall KIN YOU"
And she reached for the swatter.
ANSWERED.
what kind OF n man should a Jew.
clcr employ for night workf-i
AID.
A night Waterman.
Are soldiers very particular about
their ciothcsf--f. ID.
OF course they are Didn't you
over hear the officers yell. "Iugh,
dresar'r
am employed IN a bowling alley
and my work IL 90 put up the pins
after they are knocked down. Don't
you think I am entitled to q raise In
waEeaf--R 4.
You certainly arc. You dont say
what your pay Ii but evidently itH
only pin money.
A ooiieg. professor says there In
music IN IN. sound Of tools and ma.
chimes and mechanical appliances Of
all kinds whom In une what. IN your
opinion. in the most mgHlcalT--E
ri q.
Tho band saw.
Ny boy Aigeruon has a bad cold
that causes him 20 bark half the
night VIVA, can I give him 10 stop
thhf-C. e.
Give him n dos biscuit
QUESTIONS WE CAN'T ANSWER
Can ! buy lumber IN . boarding
hounef-T, y. q.
DO you think ~ would BE- proper
for me 10 rive a young man Of my
acquaintance bar pint Ito Ia a
lawyer - Mabel.
What kind of an az should use
10 split halrr7-F. H. T..
! Can a man he arrested for shoo,
lng anybody with q cnmera'-D. w
Do they havo rail- fences around
railroad yardsf-S. II. n.
1
But. as the preacher remarked AZ,
or tho wedding. Il hi,ched them
without a hilrh--
~~~-~s~~-~~~~~-~~e~~~~--- ~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~
give me instructions how 10 use the
yeast tr-afmen, for akin disoasesr
A. Unjoss zinc phoephiGe Ia pre-.
scrfbsd for you under no circum
stances. take H. IL Ia not a barn
lens drug. Moreover. judging from
your inquiry regarding yeast. you
appear 10 be inclined to doctor
yourself. merely on tho ssy-so oi
friends and AcquaiB,ancea by all
means 80 TO = physician at once
and have him riTo your chest a
thcro examination.
UNCLE sAM. n. ~ Yin ssswev.
eifhev In this csiumn by mail.
qs~<tiee. ~ rsrevsi tnt~s~~t relating
sniy 10 hyGseu~. .snitsttsn ard the
pr~v~attsn ~ dis~~e~. II viii he
tsup~.ihi~ fsv him TO answes qu~~-
u~s at . pareiy p~s~-esi nature. es
10 prescribe for Individual dise~ars.
Addr~.T
INFORMATION EDrrOR.
4. \. Public Health sevvio
WsshinKtsn. ID. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Had Rr~ath
O am - years OF age and
have a bad breath. take liver
medicine often and am also taking
a small dose Of BLACK draught'
after each meal. My tongue Is
coated and I suffer from gas IN the
stomach. A lot Of phIcgrn collects
In my throat. so that have To spit
often. had the fiu about IL
months ago. and have not been well
since What shall dot
ANXIOUS
A. You are very foolish 20 doc.
tor yourself with liver medicine"
and black draught" II your au.
tomoblle engine gave you trouble
you would probably 20 at once 70
an automobile expert and ind out
what WINS wrong. Why not be sensi
bic and 20 TO a doctor for a thoro
examination7
q VIII you kindly give me some
information concerning piics7 am
a young man % years Of aEc and
have had them now about two
years. Is an operation Necessary. or
would II be possible TO cure them
with medicineY
A. When your piles cause ssri
Gus annoyance. or when they bleed
considerably, or when they give
rise to frequent attacks OF severe
pain and inflammation, II IL wise
to have them removed by surgical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Are soldiers very particular about
their ciothcsf--f. ID.
OF course they are Didn't you
over hear the officers yell. "Iugh,
drcHar'r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
ANSWERED.

what kind OF n man should a Jew.
cler employ for Night workT-iL
AID.
A night Waterman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

how no hates you. lilo In coming
homo 20 dinner. and. YOU know. he
hates you worse than ever then.
Lcavci Leave, or shall XIII you"
And she reached for the swatter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Tacoma, 1t appears, has thropn its Kelley i
ring at BeIlin0hdm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

am employed In a bowling alley
and my work h 10 put up the pins
after they are knocked down. Don't
you think I am entitled to raise In
wAxeaf-R 4.
YOU certainly arc. You dont say
what your pay is but evidently it'H
only pin money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Fire destroyed New Jersey house containing tho
quarts of Whisky The loss fired at $4,000 Wasn't
the hor,se north onything?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

VI. +. GATIIRIGllT.
Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
salvation Arm, scryice,

Hall corner Fifth and Polk Streets.
Basement Collins DRUG store.
The meeting over the week end
viii be conducted BY staff Captain
Robert McClelland. Provincial Y. T..
Secretary Intermontain Province III
the salvation Army.
Meeting Saturday night will be a
lively salvation rally. Good music
and singing and q strong inspiring
message by the staff captain.
sunday Morning at II o'cloc:
Holiness meeting conducted by
STAFF Captain McClelland at which he
VIII speak and sing \ time OF r..
ioicing is looked for the with the
saints.
Company meeting lSunday school,
. y. N. a Jolly meeting with tho
children with classes for all ages.
The Y. r. secretary will give n spc.
cial talk 10 the children. Come and
bring the little folks.
Battle for Souls 7.Ij u. m.
IN old fashioned salvation meet
ing with an old fashioned Salvation
Army officer on tho firing line Tor
God. Bright ringing testimonies
und y lively song service.
Monday night NJ \ o'clock spc.
tial salvation Army service at which
time the ssnif captain will bring
message that will he inspiring md
helpful 10 all who will come and hear
IT,
Meetings every night during the
Captain and Mrs. AN. llolhfork
assisted by cadet Brady Offices In
charge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
First Baptist.
Ninth and Polk.

Herbert whiting Virgin. u. ~.
Minister.
AS the influenza epidemic has sub
sided attendance upon all OF our
services " again becoming normal.
Mr. T. NJ burner. assistant SUPER.
iniondcni OF the Sunday school has
outlined plans for the enlargement
of our school To more than NOO IN
attendance. Reports NJ the progress
of this effort viii h. made each
week. YOn are invited Ia aid In this
work by joining the school aud taxi
inf your place among the workers
superintendent 4. y. Meyer In rem.
dering faithful service and IL lead.
Ing this department In u worthy
manner.
Announcements for the day are
Sunday school meets promptly at
$3.50 a. m.
The pastor( DR.. virgin. breaches
al q. IN. and Z u. M.
Sunbeams meet ut 3 u. m.
The u. Y. T.. us meet In their
respective rooms nj q y. M. Special
music has been arranged for these
services. The large and efficient
orchestra will play for the Sunday
School aud for the evening preach
Ing service. You are invited to wor.
ship with us. You will find the fell
lowship cordial and the services in
xpirationnl. Come.
LEON NJ. GAMBRELL.
Associate Minister
First Christian.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

Riggs. superintendent. All teachers
to meet al 9:i5. The superintendent
Is asking all families to attend.
Preaching by the pastor at II q.
~. Subject "Christ's Methods OF
Conquest. Miss Nettle Thompson
viii sing a solo.
Sunday night at 7:15 the choir
under AIRS. Fred Krug and the
orchestra directed by Prof. Lind
bloom viii give fine sacred con
ccri
Junior EndcavOr AZ . o'clock.
Senior Endeavor nj u o'clock.
Everyone invited. strangers always
welcomed
ERNEST c. MOBLEY.
Insior
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
~. Andrews Episcopal.


Second Sunday IN Lent: Holy
'0mmnnion 1:20 a. m Church
school aud Adul, Bible classes. s.45.
Morning PRAYER. ~ u. ~.
Vctncrs. . .. m.
orir0ns - ~ a m. aud . y. ~
rnrica: "PcrsGnaliiy. the DEVILS
uarR' aud Gods. what Spiritual.
.sm REACHES ior aud What CHRIS.
iHnityl Offers"
lfnitn weekday services for this
.crt: Monday. Wednesday and
friday. y y. N. Wednesday. 1:30
49, m Thursday. Holy Communion
10 q. M
lon are invited Ia come TO any
nd ~ services and IN bring u
friend.
H. e. SEAMAN.
Rector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

Tenth and Taylor Streets.
Preaching services. II u. ~. ano
y. m. with sermons by The pastu,
Evening subject. What ig YOuf
Definition OF MANI"
Sunday school. $40 n. m. l.. G.
White. superintendent.
= intermediate Endcayor. 3 y. n.
Mrs. T.. T.. Pickerell. superintendent
Senior Endeavor. q y. m. Raymond
Wright. leadcs
Let US all 20 10 church today.
Visitors ant ranRcrs cordially in
vited. Mr. = 4 'Do0ley plays u
violin solo IN the morning aud Miss
Alto Iilani0n sings NJ night.
II. THOMSEN.
Minister.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
Polk street Methodist Church,
Suulh.

Snuih.
Corner ~ roik and Eighth streets
Henry +. Brooks. IN, ~. Pastor.
sib u. m sunday school. l.. f.
Works superintendent.
II a. M Short sermonetto hy
be- pastor. relieved by the Observ-
lncr OF the Lords supper"
3 y N Junior Missionary Soc.
cts MIs Joe II. Smith. supcrinien-
lent
Gla y. NJ :pworth League.
'iiffprd ~ Casey. president.
t;li y. M Sermon hy the pas.
or Subject. THE Motherhood of
ioi 4"
Special and appropriate music nj
10Th manning and evening services
~ The choir under the direction OF
g liurdine.
We very cordially invite YOU to
'nrshin WIN ps visitor and stun-
r. to the city will find here Il
'enriy welcome. The membership
q lu"cd To attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

Preaching, II q. m. and Z y. M.
Prayer meeting, Thursday eve.
ning M o'clock.
You are invited To wirship ut the
Nazarcno church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
Houston Stree, ,,~,botiist.

Sunday school. 9 y. M.
Preaching at . y. M.
Service every "Wednesday night.
a cordial Welcome to everyone.
GEO. J. IRWIN.
Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
CHURCHES


sunday School every Sunday. 10
q. m.
Preaching. II a. m. and 100 y.
m.
Cordial welcome.
GEO. J. IRWIN.
Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
Tabernacle baptist.

Sixteenth and buchanan streets.
Sunday School. a:i5 u. M.
Preaching. II u. m. and ! II. m.
Sunbeams. . y. m.
junior H. y. y. T.. l:4j y. IN.
'Senior u. Y. T.. T., y. m.
Special music at each service.
'"w feature In music. M are in
vited.
VI. +. GATlIRiGHT.
Pastor.
The \aIircnc.
Eiehlh aud Cleveland Streets.
sunday School. aii q. m.
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AFTER ALL

Its question whether your the harp Of the
comfort riding, on the side az rood
II will II its
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

First Chrfsfian.
Sunday School NJ ~ u. m. J. y.
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We Offer You Uncxceled Service Our STORAGE MECHANICAL
and ACCESSORY Departments
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
Former Fuel Administrator Declares Third of Visible Supply Soon Be Gone and Remaider Threatened
USE HYDRO- O-ELECTRIC
 ENERGY IN ENGINES
Indirect Consumer in Critical Predicament in Present
 Oil Shortage

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. p (by As sOociated Press).-D. NJ. Folsom, for mer federal fuel administrator in the western states, told the Common wealth Club at its luncheon today that one-third of the coasts visible supply of fuel oil will be exhausted and the remainder threatened unless hydro-electric energy is substituted As means of conserving the fuel supply he said internal combustion engines should replace the present boilers on steam engines.
 Folsom asserted the situation is rapidly becoming more critical, for the indirect consumer is dependent up oil products. At present the coast is dependent on oil for more than 70 per cent of the fuel consumed in heating and for light power.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
Endorse Federal Reserve Sys- tenn of Banking and Favor Budget System for Govern ment Expenditures
APPROVE FEDERAL
 RESERVE SYSTEM
Oppose Further Government Participation in Business
 Enterprises

WASHINGTON, Oct 22 (by Asso- dated Press). The American Bank CTS Association convention today adopted resolutions warning against attacks by unnamed persons against the country's credit system; approv- ing the federal reserve system; con demning attempts to use government funds arbitrarily to alter prices; rec ommending the elimination of the ex- cess profits tax and surplus tax; rec Ommending the national budget sys- tenn; disappearing nationaliZatiOn of industry. particularly the Plumb plan; opposing further participating of the government in business enterprises; urging caution in the admission of aliens, and endorsing the fve-year program for construction of national highways.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
Mrs. Joe Ibach Among Those Whose Application for Per init Receives o. K. by Wash intOn Authorities
CLAIM LOCATED NEAR
 MOUTH WHITE RIVER
Other Claims Located in Cold Bay District and on Lake
 Beecharop

WASHINGTON, Oct. p (by Associated Press).-Coal and oil lease permits have been ap- proved for Alaska claims as follows: |. P. Larson, 2,560 acres, south side of Dry creek in the Cold bay district; Karl Armstrong, 2,500 acres, south of Ugashik creek. 3 1-2 miles southwest of Mount Leet; Mrs. Joe Ibach, 2,56O acres, on the west side of Two-Mile creek three miles from the mouth of White river: Ed. O. Bott, 2,560 acres on the west shore of the south arm of Beecharop lake.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
No Lives Lost Owing to Late ness of Season and the Low Stage of Water in the Rivers of the Interior
ICE-BOUND PASSENGERS
 ALL REPORTED AS SAFE
Other Steamers Cross Kirk man Bay on Way to
 Whitehorse

DAWSON, Oct. p (by As sociated Press) s).-The steamer Washbmn of the White Pass fleet struck a rock and sank near Little Salmon on the Op- per Yukon 100 miles north of here yesterday, and is a total loss.
 Owing to the lateness of the season and the low water no lives were lost.
 The steamers Casca and Whitehorse succeeded in cross ing Kirkman bay early in the day and are cn route to Whlte- horse.
 All passengers from the ice bound steamers are reported safe.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
YUKON STEAMER SINKS WHEN ROCK IS STRUCK
FAMED GOLD STREET
 ALMOST REALITY ON
 MONTANA HIGHWAY

ANACONDA. Mont. Oct. 22 (by Associated Press.) - The famed celestial streets of gold came near having a modest counterpart in Montana recent ly when by the merest chance a carload of gold ore was saved from utilization as paving ma terial for road between Butte and Anaconda.
 The ore had been dumped from the car and was about to be sent through the cocrete mixer as lime rock when men sent by the owner to trace the strayed shipment discovered it. It was valued at $S,OOO to $9,O0O.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
HIRES
 HALL TO AIR
 GRIEVANCES!

KANSAS CITY, Oct. p (by Associ- ated Press>.-Senator Reed hired a hall here at his own expense today to give an account of his steward ship
 He declared: If Cox is elected, fear the influence of Wilson; if Harding is elected, I fear the influ- ence of Root and international bank CTS"
 Senator Reed said the country's in terest demand the election to the sen ate of those who are spurning every form of internat;ona!ism.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
OF KING BELIEVED TOBE
 PART OF PLOT

ROME, Oct p (by Associated Press).-Physicians attending King Alexander of Greece. who is in a pre- curious condition as the result of a monkey bite, say the monkey was previously innoculated with rabies.
 King Alexander was bitten by the monkey when it attacked the kings favOrite dog and the king when to the dogs rescue.
 It is now believed the incident was deliberately planned by plotters who desired to end the kings life in that manner.