The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-10
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AT HOME NEWS.


The first TAN meeting Of the board OF
directors Of the 7. w. c. A. was held
this afternoon.
Next Sunday will be closing day for
Garfield park. Arrangements are be-
ing ms.de for = band concert.
The Branner school club Of the Y.
w. C. A. held its last meeting before
the opening OF schools this afternoon.
Nervous strain and tardiness will be
lessened by the long session at the high
school. according to II. B. Wilson, SUI
perintendent OF schools.
Washburn college people are looking
for a bumper crop Of students on the
strength ct the fancy crop prices now
being realized all over Kansas
The telegraph quotes Gar Nicholas
as declaring he will go to Berlin even
Gilberg says "m0ujik IL Russian for
goat.
Plans for a home for working girls
will be discussed tonight at the meet
ing Of the Women's Commercial club,
in the Topeka Commercial club quar-
tiers.
Local BARRIERS held a meeting last
night to protest against q violation of
union rules by two shops where pa
irons were shaved on Labor day, q
holiday.
DIR. C. r. Menninger Of Topeka will
represent Shawnee county at a meeting
Of the Northeast Kansas Medical So
ciety at Atchison, October 20. He will
read q paper on Diabetes"
The Golden Belt Medical society will
be the guest Of the Shawnee County
Medical society at Topeka October l..
The visitors will have charge Of the
program. Dr. f. NJ Skinner of KAN
sas City will read a paper.
A meeting OF the local veterans of
the Twentieth Kansas regiment is
called for s o'clock tonight At the Of
flee Of Captain Clad Hamilton. in the
New England building, to make plans
for the fifteenth annual reunion Of the
regiment on October and 8.
H. B. Wilson will address the teach
ers of the city schools Saturday after
noon at O'Clock on the subject,
ways OF Econcmixing Time in Edu-
cation" Members of the board of ed
ucation have been given q special in
vitation to attend the meeting.
Great indignation at Abilene. Pub
lie protest has been fled because some
Abilene girls walk through the streets
In their bathing suits to and from the
bathing pool just built but not yet pro-
Yided with dressing rooms and lockers
Takes the small towns to look after
the prophecies.
Sheriff L. L. Kiene made a trip to
Kansas City yesterday and returned
with FAYE Seitz, who had been arrest
ed on the complaint Of ]. H. Gore
Seitz and Gore were associated in the
Service school OF correspondence re.
Gently established here and the lattel
claims Seitz Incorporated $51.2E
which should have been spent for text.
books.
1t is probable that there will be 9
union service of alt the 7Topeks
churches the afternoon Of October
the day set aside by President Wilson
for prayer for world peace. The da.
of prayer will be observed in all part
of the country. Arrangements for tn,
day will be made at the meeting O
the Topeka Ministerial union. Septem
Der 221.
w. C. Kelly was last night elected
president OF the Shawnee County Dem
ocratic club. succeeding Louis Fraser
land w. F. Logan was named vice pres
ident to succeed Kiely. promoted from
that Office. The club adopted a consti
! tuition and bylaws. The gathering
which took place at Democratic head
quarters. was addressed by w. p. Fe
der. secretary Of the public utilize
commission. E. b. Stotts, steward o
the state hospital. and the Rev. J. H
lCOrwine. Another meeting is Gale,
for next Wednesday,