The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-30
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Noon lunch. Cremerie Careteria-Adv.
Judge o. L. Moore returned from the
g. A. x. encampment and an extended
visit to mis- old home in West virginia.
John H. Crawford. state labor commits
sionar, has returned from Toronto. Canada,
where he attended conference OF work
mems compensation experts.
DIR. Nancy j. Godfrey left Monday for
Denver; where she will attend the conven-
ton Of the r o: e grand chapter. She
Thomas Capps left today to resume his
studies in the Western Dental college at
Kansas City, Mo. Lindsey Osborn accom-
panied him. to enter the college
Fred W. Knapp, state auditor, will re-
turn to Topeka from Salina the latter part
of the week. He has been in Salina on
bank business the last couple of weeks.
Governor Allen left today for Wakefield
Clay county, where-he will speak late this
afternoon at the celebration of the fiftieth
anniversary of the founding of the town.
The state of Kansas will buy 1909
bushels of potatoes for use in state in
situations this winter. Bids were asked
today by the state board of administratio
The letting is slightly larger than that of
a year ago.
The train which was to carry go SOL
diers from Camp Funston to Omaha as a
precaution against further rioting there,
passed thru Topeka at 20 O'Clock Mon
day evening 1t consisted of ten empty
passenger coaches.
Justice John Marshall, who has been
dangerously sick In Stormont hospital dur
Ing the last several weeks, is continuing
to improve, according to reports from
tho. is still regarded as very serious.
The supreme court has denied applica-
lions for a rehearing Of the Shawnee
county home case. Some months ago the
supreme court held county commissioners
were not vested with discretionary power
in selecting n site for the home under pro-
visions of the state laws.
The fire marshalls office issued the fol-
lowing building permits Monday! STANDARD
Euclid; i. 4. Goeidner: SIS WOoalawn.
garage, 500; S. A. Campbell, 22i ElnlwOod,
garage. 500: John Rudolf, 201 Elliott,
begin the hearing Of cases in the October
docket A large number of important ac-
tions have been assigned for court disposal
next week. Cases submitted to the court
| in October will be decided in November,
while number of cases submitted in June
and July will be decided next month.
Employees Of the secretary Of states
office today gave a farewell party for Miss
Mamie Kari, chief clerk. who leaves the
| department Wednesday to become state
manager Of the wonen's department of the
| Guardian Life Insurance company. As
sociates in the state department presented
Miss Karr with a silver mounted fountain
pen and pencil.
The last meeting in its old club house
north of the Y. W. c. A. building was held
Monday night by Aerie No. IS, Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. The club house has been
| dormitory and viii be turned over to the
| new owners this week. The Eagle trustees
will rent hall temporarily and a meeting
will be hell Monday night to make plans
| for the future.
Plans OF the Square Circle club for this
| winter include a program for the boys al
J the Industrial school. Weekly community
sings will be one Of the features and w
| w. Eden. instructor, together with Theo.
done Mueller, will put the boys thru q
| course of vocal culture. IL was voted
Monday night to give a Christmas dinner
| party to the inmates and Harry Lewis
| president, appointed DIR. G. J. Crook, Or
George H. Litsinger and Matt Brennan n,
committee to make preliminary arrange
ments.