The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-14
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS
There. Freedom Adopt. Ahead.
The 'suffragettes may be the means
OF wrestling womankind.

Theref8 freedom AfO0t, Anea0.
The 'suffragettes may be the means
OF wrestling womankind.
From Fashions grip-Theyn mot buy or
The peg-top skirts that bind"
-Gussie Morrow Gage.
regular Monday evening dinner tonight at
Pelletier's tea room.
Non-Taxable Kansas bonds Free from
al tax, Including federal income The
ADV
The degree staff of Naomi Rebeckah
the district school of instruction to be held
at Richland next Wednesday.
]. G. Reynolds. of COO Lake street, has
sters' union No. -. to fill the "a vacancy
caused by the resignation of George Gar
nett.
has been organized. 1t comprises men in
the railroad shops. The old union No. p,
comprises men in the customs shops up
town.
A Labor day committee has been appoint
ed by c. o. Tresher, president of the To-
peaka Industrial Council. The committee
is as follows: p. NJ. Montgomery. chair
man; II. i. Warren. D. L. Chandler, J. L.
Slatten aud Lee Nichols.
For the week ending April 10, the Wash
ington Information bdreau of the Topeka
State Journal, in response to queries sent
out - chicken books covering the breed
ing of chickens and backyard poultry .seep-
The members of the woman's Relief
Corps No. 90 have elected the following
Officers Officers; s. MacLain, president; Mary
president: Ida NJ. Jordan, treasurer; Fan
ME Daniels. secretary: L. Reynolds. chap
lain; NJ. Gairep, guard.
A resolution approving the league of
nations and the adoption of the constitution
without amendment, was passed at the last
meeting of Topeka lodge No. r. Switch
| were sent to President Wilson, the United
States senator's and William H. Taft.
Rev; Joseph n. Speaks, pastor of the
/ day for Boston. New York. Washington
and Dayton. Ohio to visit assemblies of
! tension work of which he is the general
| secretary. He will be gone until May 10.
The "kaw," Washburn's annual, will be
off the press and on the market about May
l.. according to Dewey Hutchinson, one
OF the managers. Dorothy Crane is edi-
tor of this years addition. Mtfdred owen
| and Rheva Bonjour are associate editors.
Dewey Hutchinson and Warren Grant are
business managers.
/ Dr. NJ. L. Bishop, for several years in
charge of the Santa Fe hospital at Fort
Madison, has been appointed superintend-
emit of the hospital in Topeka to fill the
| place left vacant by the death of DIR. J. ID.
known here and several years ago worked
with Doctor Freeman in the local hospital.
W. G. Tandy, retired streets commission
| er, was sought last week by delegation
| from Wichita asking Tandy to accept. the
city managershfp job of that city. Az an
| agreement was finally reached in Wichita
| to retain the old manager negotiations
with Tandy came to- an end. Tandy's
years of experience in civic construction
and administration were the basis for the
i movement to obtain his services.
Charged with deserving his invalid wife
and their children, Fred McCord pleaded
| guilty in the district court and was SEN
fenced to an indeterminate term at Lam
| sing. The charge was brought against him
some time ago but on his promise to re-
| form was not pressed. He failed to make
/ good, 1t is said His wife is at present
| being cared for by the Provident associa-
| ton, and efforts will be made to find
homes for the children.
Auxiliary United Spanish war veterans
will hold meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. c. c. Church. 1925 Lane
street, for the purpose of the Installation
of the following officers: Mrs. Alice Bill
lngs, Mrs. Cynthia Faux. Mrs. AImeda
Heller, Mrs. Elizabeth jennings. Mrs
Mrs. Zeilah King, Mrs. Bessie Leese, Mrs
Margaret Pinney, Mrs. Mary Leahy Mrs.
Clara Lowe. Mrs. Margaret Heller Mrs.
Mabel Lepper. Mrs. Mary Frances Leahy,
| Mrs. Josephine Krigline.
line of badges across the chest of a
much for the tender sentiments of two
elderly ladies on Kansas avenue Sunday
afternoon and they stopped to pour their
praises into his ear. He explained that the
ribbons meant different campaigns in
| France, but failed to call their attention
! to the blue chevron that indicated less
| than six months overseas and also to re-
mind them that neither the ribbons nor
| the little silver star he declared denoted
voluntary enlistment, authorized by
| the government.
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