The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-09
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Wushburn and Baker will clash in a
track meet at Baldwin Saturday The six
men in the Washburn team are CheseSx
Vance. Homer Dodge. Elliot Belden. LIZ
Wykoff. Harold Grove and Dewey Hutch
inson.
President Wilson's league of nations pro-
gram has the complete backing of the local
union of railway clerks, according to
action taken at a meeting of the local
of the union, was instructed to wire Presi-
dent Wilson Il notification Of the action
About five girls assaulted one lone soldier
Mt the state house grounds. They all kissed
him. He stood it fine-even looked hungry
after the first salvo. Then all the girls be-
gan to talk at once. A group OF boys from
from the horses head. He'll kick you,
shouted one of the dough boys.
If you have a soldier sou and he should
come home and go to bed early some night,
then if you should drive home in your car
be mighty careful not to sound your k-aNoh
horn for there are about , ninety ~. -ii iad
will rise instantly to his feet in the middle
of the bed and shouting Justify Gas ct
tack" will begin to search desperately for
his gas mask.
Election to III Kappa Delta, an honorary
national forensic fraternity, an anu ,, inc
circle has been voted twelve Washburn
debaters as recognition of their achieve
ments in debating, The students are :
Seyboid. Alice Gordon, Faye Bonjour
Johnnie Shumate. Harry Anderson, Kelsey
Gardner. George Ashford. Lee Becker
Burton Wasser and Myrl Becker.
The regular spring election is to be held
at Washburn within Il few days. Inc can
didates for the student council offices are
Kelsey Gardner and Toll Ware for presl-
dent; Elsie Saville and Pauline Sanders
for vice president: and Jessie bowers ana
Beth Regier for treasurer: Elliott Belden
is candidate for editor-in-chief OF the
'Washburn Review; Mildred Owen for
associate editor and Dewey Hutchinson
ana John TroXell for the managership-
group of artillery boys were Dragging
Thursday afternoon to their friends. They
were trying TO ascertain who had kissed
the most women during their short visit in
the city. They finally had to give the dog
to one of them. 1t was suggested that pos
sibly he was getting practice for the sum-
mer season. 1t is getting warm now and
menced. Him." said very pretty little
lady in the bunch. Il didn't imagine You
ever would get out of practice Use your
own Judgment.
/ Following the receipt of bids for the
| city park concessions. in which Bob War
mick, of the Coca Cola Bottling Works.
| was the lowest bidder, Commissioner Nc
Giffert is comforting with Warwick in an
! attempt to arrange satisfactory price
! schedule. 1t is not assured as yet that
Warwick will be given the concessions as
| he is holding out for prices McGiffert OBJ
/ iectS to. Should the matter be successfully
| adjusted Warwick will very likely receive
| the concession feature, which Will com
prise the operation of the concession
| stands in all the city parks.
The fine player piano recently acquired
by Company II. Fourth regiment X. n. e.,
as a part of the furnishings for its armory,
| has already become strong source of at
| traction for the younger members of the
! organization. and is contributing its share
| toward making the armory a social center.
! A fairly large collection of well selected
| music rolls for the instrument is already
| on hand. but more could be used. and any
| contributions of rolls of good music by the
people of the town will be most thankfully
| received. Anybody desiring to contribute
a roll of music should communicate with
| Lieut.. q. NJ. Allegro. phone Blue 24G1. who
| will promptly send to the
| donors residence to get the roll.