The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-04
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

The friendly visitors of the Provi-
dent association will meet THURSDAY
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
There is no argument about Banquet
Flour. Buy it, try it. If you are not
satisfied send the unused portion back
and your money will be refunded.-Adv.
The regular November meeting OF
the board of directors of the Provi-
dent association will be held next
Tuesday noon in the rooms of the
Commercial club.
The Commercial club will maintain
information booths at Sixth and
Eighth avenue on Kansas avenue
Thursday and Friday for the benefit
of the visiting teachers.
The Eagle lodge will hold the first
of a series of dances which 1t will give
during the winter at 615 Van Buren,
street tonight. The dances will be
given every two weeks and are for the
members of the lodge and their invit-
ed friends.
Miss Frances Ingham, contralto So
loist, will take the place of Francis
Macmillen, violinist, on the musical
program which the Commercial club
will tender the teachers at the Audi
torium Thursday. 1t was thought tnat
the program would be improved by
making the change.
Washburn rooters should train as
lege cannot turn out the numbers that
are assembled on Mt. Dread but with
concentration and pep" the local col
legians can produce enough noise to
penetrate the Lawrence atmosphere.
kill Kansas" should be the motto.
Call at the State Journal business
office and secure your seats at once for
the Washburn-K. U. game at Law
renee next Saturday. The admission.
including reserved seat, is 81. making
a popular charge. There is also plenty
of automobile space on both sides of
the field for which there is no extra
charge.
Clarence Jordan, secretary of the
Kansas State Automobile association,
has gone to Salina where he will par
ticipate in two sociability motor car
runs arranged by the Saline County
Motor club. Mr.. Jordan will be in
Saline and Lincoln counties all the
week in the interests of the state as
ISOLATION.
Work was begun this afternoon by
the Commercial club towards placing
two flags in each whiteway pole in
the city. The city attended to the
task of boring holes in the poles and
the Commercial club has procured the
flags. The club is urging the mer-
chants to decorate their respective
places of business in honor of the
teachers who will be here Thursday
and Friday.
There will be big good roads meet
ing at Scranton Thursday afternoon
that will attract several motorists from
Topeka. Ex-senator Charles Curtis
will be speaker on the program and
also Charles w. Barnes, president OF
the Kansas State Automobile associa-
ton. The meeting will be held under
the auspices of the Old Train associ.
alton. Judge ]. NJ. Lowe, of Kansas
City, will be a speaker at the meeting
1t is possible that as many as three
cars will go from Topeka to Scranton
The Real Estate Dealers association
viii have a meeting Wednesday at the
Commercial club rooms at 1915 o'clock
c. H. Wilmington. who has charge OF
the lot gardening of the city schools
and Superintendent H. B. Wilson, will
be present. They will give reports Of
what the school gardens have done fol-
Topeka. and what it is possible TO,
them to do il the future. The Rea
Estate Dealers association will con
tribute $50 tomorrow for prizes to b.