The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-23

Aren't Manicure Farlors anu Hand baun-
Really jus, the same, 5sie;,c
s. 3. Frank of the Frank Furniture Co.
returned today from a tive weeks business
trip to the Grand Rapids FURNITURE COLI
vention and other eastern markets.
The collection taken up at Sumner
school for the Armenian and Jewish re-
lief was over $40, instead OF ST as
msn nti t was the ' proceeds from second
collection. In addition to the $40 given by
the pupils of the school, the teachers Do
mated So.
The Rotary club will meet Friday eve
ming January IL. at the high school audi
torium, where the government's fdinous
members and friends. A dinner will be
served to the Rotarians at the high school
the effect that. the meeting would be held
January "a is a mistake
Word has been received in Topeka Of the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Baer,. Of
Clay Center. formerly OF Topeka. and niece
of Il. Il: Baer of the Topeka Packing com
accidentally rd, took dose of poison. and
became violently III. Her life was despair.
ed of for some time. but she is now slightly
The new officers u Lincoln Circle. La
| dies Of the q. A. r. ,sesen at their annual
presidents. Mrs. Addie NJ. Craig. senior
vice president: Mrs. Berniee Rob.y junior
vice president; Mrs Enola N. Freer. chan
lain; Mrs. Annie =. Mooney, treasurer; MIS-.
Fila q. witherel, secretary; Mrs. Helen
NJ. whitney, conductor; Mrs. Nellie Boyer,
Sae esa Mrs. Herhey Vert assistant susra;
Mrs. Dewitt c. Seliis, patriotic instruc
to?.
As a result of more than, coo letters
written to county supcrinten,ients and SUI
perintendents In first. second and third
class cities, asking that vacancies In their
| teaching forces be listed. the local employ
| ment bureau announces that ~ school
| teachers can be placed in good Jobs at
once. The positions range ns from the pos
1 tendency of schools tn soine cities and pay
| from $40 month to 81 100 a year There
seems to be an unusual demand for both
| men and women teachers in western Kan
sas counties.
| A bronze tablet is to he erected to the
memory of the late Norris Gage by the
! Topeka provident association. The tablet
| is to be placed on the exterior Of the as
socihtion building as soon as the tablet is
| completed, the plans having already been
accepted. The memorial is raised 10 Gage
as the associations greatest benefnetor. In
meeting "Wednesday by the general SER
! rotary. Mrs Myrtle Callahan, 1t was shown
the see rar Of sesr
ents were living; Only seven Divorced
wives had to have assistance.
A volley ball league game was held
Wednesday night at the y. NJ. e. A. Team,
team d. with the following scores: II To 10.
| 10 to aud 9 to 10 Team 3 won three
! games from team ., with scores ~ to III,
| 10 to and IL to 10. The members Of team
| are Captain l.. A. Corlis, A. }. carruth,
1 jr., Il. V. King anu q. +. Kiser. Team
| members Captain Clark Davis, n. ".
| Bcnning, Fred NJ. White and George Soren-
| son of team s. Captain tieoFge Vale, ~. A.
! FAulk, s. A. Maxwell, Judge Ralph ,ibw
| and John NJ White; OF team .. Captain V.
| W. Perrin. DIR. W. ID. Storrs. IL. J.
| Morse, e. NJ. Case and u. Billings.
| game between teams 1 and VIII lie held
| saturday night at o 80, and at G:15 t.nlns
| and will contest.
The action Of jury in the Second Ill
| vision of the Shawnee county district court
| in finding Earl Reader guilty of Larceny
| and burglary this morning ended the see
nal docket. 1t developed during the course
of the trial that feeders real name Is
Henry berkshire. Berkshire was arres',d
! on the night OF June is by the police
| in an alley near the grocery store Of Is. ].
CHER. at Eighth and Clay streets. Ia
company with two other men, he was APP
preaching some goods, Ii il claimed. which
had been taken from tho stofe aud hid In
| an alley By burglars n short time before.
and which were now being watched by the
police. berkshire aud another man who
gave the name of james Moran were ar
| rested, but the third man escaped. Later
berkshire and Moran jumped their bonds
but the former WIS recarturetl Mt Tulsa
| some time ago. Berkshire endeavorcd to
prove mn aiibi by Introducing evidence to
| show that he was IN Kansas City the night
l OF the burglary. The goods stolen amount
| ed to about so5