The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-15
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At HOME NEWS

Topeka lodge No. ii A. o. L. w.
has subscribed for $3.50 worth of lib
erty bonds.
Mrs. Aba Wallas of West Union,
Iowa, is the guest of Mrs. d. E. Palm
er of West Tenth street.
a Kansas newspaper makes the fol-
lowing suggestion to Topeka's morn
ing paper: why not print something
about Arthur Capper."
Sparks from a chimney caused a
blaze this morning on the roof of the
d. H. Forbes home, 703 Polk street.
Little damage was done.
A st. Mary's Special train on the
Union Pacific went thru Topeka
Thursday carrying 200 students en-
route to their homes for the summer.
! 800 block on Elmwood are obJecling
to the speed the new police car
makes thru that portion Of peaceful
| Potwin.
The Womens Home Missionary So
ciety of the Euclid Avenue Methodist
church met this afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. G. f. Harrison, at III Null
Vane street.
The city registration board has
! completed all the work outlined for it
| so far. Its members are now marking
time awaiting instructions as to the
/
The Ake-POt Ster-Boos keep a list
of all their victims. 1t shows that dur
ing the last year it has initiated at
least one man from every state in the
Union, excepting six.
/ The doubles tournament of the Y.
NJ. c. A. Tennis club has been post
poned until later in the year. In its
place the club will enter a tournament
with the Lowman Hill club. r. F.
Meyers has charge of the entries.
The state board of dental exam
iners will meet in Topeka Monday
night to examine a class of applicants
who wish to practice in the state. EX-
aminations will start at 1880 o'clock
at the National hotel.
The canvass made by the life in
surance men of Topeka for subscrip-
tions to the liberty bonds secured
about 200 subscriptions which varied
in amount from the minimum of fifty
dollars to as high as two thousand
dollars.
Thirteen prisoners who have been
boarding at the city'S expense since
they were taken off a Rock Island
| ira in Tuesday night were shunted to
! the county Thursday night by the
simple method of swearing out state
warrant for all of them.
A Topeka youth canvassed all his
friends for a grip to take with him
on his vacation and get hold of two.
|
for the trip the few belongings nol
on his ? erson ratified round IN one
grip like a pop bottle in q Ford.
! Brunswick street, from the Drive
north to the Warwick avenue, will be
vacated, as will the section of War
wick avenue between Burwick
street and the west line of Roosevelt
street. according to action taken by
the city commissioners.
offices of the national treasurer OF
the knights and Ladies of Security
have been moved to the second floor
of the Security building. The room:
were formerly occupied by the FORBES
Investment company. which ha:
opened offices in the Gustafson build
ing, at 112 West Sixth street
Since the high cost of living be
/ came so noticeable. 1 am reading news
paper advertisements for the frs
time in my life, and 1 know many
others who are doing the same thing,
said Topeka man today In order
to lives at all, I've got to find bargain!
and I'm depending on the newspaper
columns to point them out to me-
Careless projection of motion pic
lures that cost from $40. 900 to 500,
00G was condemned by F. W. Rich
ardson, editor of the projection column
I of the Moving Picture World, in al
ADDRESS before Topeka motion pictur.
! operators and managers. A good op
| orator. the speaker said, Is an dsse
to any moving picture house while
poor one is n liability. The thrown.
| of a picture on the screen is as i'm
! portant as is the care used in maxim.
| ii.
Thlrty-tiVe or forty men are wanted
to work in the cyclone zone, accordini
to announcement made today by J
VIII Kelley, secretary of the Chambe
of Commerce. 1t is urged that SOM