The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-26
ARE COMING HOME
, Members of Kansas Delegation
r. to Return From Washington.
Eight Congressman and Two
Senators viii Be Here.
TO MIX IN PREDICTION FIGHT
d. w. MuIvane Directs Congress
sionaI Campaign for Kansas.
Democratic Candidates Are in
Conference Here Today.
BY A. i. SHuLTZ.

Members of the Kansas delegation
in Washington are coming home to
mix in the prediction fight. Ad-
journment of congress released the
eight congressman and two senators
and all of them are likely to be in
the state in another week or ten days.
Both Senators Curtis and Capper
are coming back to the home state to
d help make Kansas safe for the Re
publican party in November. All OF
the eight congressman = including
Congressman Phil Z. Campbell of the
Third, who was defeated for renomi-
nation in the August primaries-will
make speeches for the ticket in their
home districts.
d. w. MuIvane to Return.
d. w. Mulvane, Republican national
committeeman, will return from
Washington early next week, accord
ing to reports. He will direct the con-
gressional fights for the Kansas Re
publieans. Mulvane has been in
Washington much of the time during
p the last few months. He has been
serving temporarily as assistant secre-
'tary of commerce and has helped di-
rect the campaign from Republican
national headquarters.
aa Senator Capper will drive home
3. from Washington. He expects to
spend two or three days in each of the
eight congressional districts and will
make one of his characteristic whirl-
wind trips thru the state. Senator
Capper will campaign for the state
:, ticket and the congressional nominees
--@s Senator Curtis To Speak.
Senator Curtis will also make a
speaking tour of the state. He will
probably begin his speaking trip about
October 5 or 20. Senator Capper will
supplement his home state speaking
tour with campaign speeches in Min
a.
Senatorial and congressional talent
will be booked thru the Republican
state committee. 1t is likely that the
congressman will be used almost ex-
clusiyely in their home districts. A
number of state orators are to be
billed for meetings beginning next
Z week.
,h Democrats plan to meet the red fire
campaign of the Republicans with an
equal amount of oratorical thunder.
They have sent a call to the party S
most faithful spellbinders and will de-
- vote practically their entire campaign
energies to oratory and printed litera-
Democrats in Conference
A number of Democrat state candi-
dates are in conference in Topeka to-
day @reearding campaign plans and
policies. The little matter of finance
is giving the state ticket nominees
considerable concern, according to-
When the Democrat national COM
naitteer concluded its presidential cam
paign two years ago there was an
overdraft at the bank. The state
Democrat organization sees little hope
for financial aid thru the national
committee. And with a majority of
100 900 to 10000 in favor of the Re-
publieans in Kansas the state hope is
hardly strong enough to promote a
;. spirit OF generous giving. Just the
% same 1.-THE Democrats are determined
to go into the fight under a full head
of steam. They promise just as much
prediction noise and enthusiasm as
the Republicans can possibly display
regardless of prospects.