The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-11
CALENDAR
of
Chamber of Commerce

L.
Monday Lunch club of Fire Insurance
men in front room. Noon.
Topeka food price board, w. II. Davis,
chairman. Small committee room Noon.
Board of Directors of Chamber ef-Com-
merce, George r. McE-tire, president in
large committee room. Noon.
Derby Grain company gives stereoptfcon
lecture for grain men in large front room
at I 80 o'clock in the evening.
Topeka Fanciers' and Breeders associa-
ton. ! 80 o'clock. evening
NOTES.
No longer will the daily partakers of
the breakfast food and milk menu in
the dining room fare better in the price
list than the eaters ~ flesh and fish. B.
h. Eitelman, chairman of the house com
mittee, has posted bulletin announcing
that everything served in the dining room
GsTes NTH With it the prize Of 30 o cents Eat
patronage, it is only move to help Mrs
Sharp meet the expenses of operating the
always collected the rebates,
One of our country correspondents in the
ton committee the other day He sent i'll
an item of news that had not been reported
TO the board of directors for approval.
On April 24-25 the Chamber of Commerce
is slated to be the meeting place for untold
ISOLATION meets here on that date and f.
Cobb has selected the Chamber of Com
merce as the meeting place.
1t is said among certain of the members
that Jim" Cowdrey has at his command
the fullest and mort complete information
on the proper and successful method of
raising the barnyard chicken. When asked
for an interview he almost forgot his game
of bottle pool.
Missing faces. Commissioner w. L. Por-
ter. Dick Wilson, and numberless others.
Saturday is bad day for the boys. they
go home to eat.
Luther Bailey and small coterie of his
friends are bending every effort to revive
the old Longview club, Sure and the round
table is missing. but Lutte is able to bear
with the loss and hold forth on such sub
| jects as the war. the gold reserve, and the
reconstruction, and the balance of power.
! Householder Blackwell held innumerable
secret conferences with Secretary Kirk
patrick saturday. He was trying to get his
anxious about it. Blackwell was married
| sunday
! The asoline situation vas talked over by
f. c. Winters the other day and he said
that there he is st6sK of 1s
greater than the stock OF coal oil. All the
talk about coal oil being. put into the
! is a crying market for the OIL while
| the gasoline. was going slowly by reason
of conservation on the part of car owners
and the cold weather.
There is talk of moving the reading room
Y,
thus giving those who want to spend
! quiet hour with the magazines a chance
for their white alley, because of the great
demand for the rooms for conventions.
i The secretary old the graceful thing in
bulletining the demise Of Morton Albaugh
and going just far enough by adding a
small crepe bow.
Edwin McKeever, the lawyer has written
the club that he will have no more of it
because the anti green stamp movement
was ina a'I ate IN the club rooms He
chants who used the green stamps was in
iquitous-
been found necessary to take definite action
on delinquents. During the campaign for
bership signed cards agreeing to pay dues
for three years A good lawyer has con-
strued these pledges as promissory notes
whether to legally enforce the collection.
A proposition has been made by a business
man to buy them from the club.
Some movement is being made toward
eight. to accommodate parties u Of those ane
sizes. so that intimate business may be
| transacted.
A quiet but effective member is David
| Gregg, the insurance man. He attends no
part in the activities, and yet he is con
stantly bringing in new members
The secretary's assistant. Mrs. Pelton, has
been running on high for the past two
weeks. The extra load was caused by the
| first of the month hills and the instructions
to the committee chairman
| The board of directors today passed a
resolution extending all of the sympathy
! of all of the members of the Chamber of
Commerce, to the widow and children of
Morton Albaugh in the death of the hus-
| band and father of the family.
nj " QAMK CTATEMENT