The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01

Noon lunch. Cremerie Cafeteria.-Adv.
The Central Y. NJ. CA. has pur-
chased a moving picture machine.
A park bench waved in the breeze
from the top of the Branner school
flag pole this morning.
Sen. Walter e. Wilson, state bank
commissioner. is spending the week.
end al his home in Washington
Topeka kids continue to advertise
their naughtiness. This was proven
T; this morning by chalk scribblings on
sidewalks all over the city.
The Central Y NJ. c. A. is conduct
ing a weekly prize fight class c. ].
| Maunseil is in charge. The class meets
every Wednesday evening.
P. F. Schilling. Topeka commission
merchant, will speak at the Mems
meeting at the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
! Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Harry Crane, of the staff of the
| High School World, is in Wichita rep
resenting Topeka at the annual con-
| vention of high school editors of Kan
sas.
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Floyd. assisted
| by Mrs. William Duesler, gave a sur
prise party Monday evening in honor
of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. H.
| Schotter.
| College Hill Cleaners establishment.
| 1906 West Fifteenth street, and stole
three suits, one skirt, one overcoat
and one woman's coat.
Total cash fines collected by the
| police court in October amounted to
| $547.50, according to tabulations made
| on the police blotter. Total arrests
numbered zoe.
| The boys Of the First Christian
I; church have organized a ''Tri Mus"
| club. The organization meets one
night week for recreation and the
study of boyhood problems
A conference of the Older Boys of
the Y NJ c. A. will be held in To-
peka, November IS, 20 and 80. The
program for the meeting is being ar
| ranged and will be announced soon.
To fill vacancies caused by the
designations of J. E. Spalding, Jesse
Shaw and Hugh McVey the Central
Y. NJ. C. A. has elected Fred Voiland,
A ]. Schober and Wilbur L. Gardner.
Joseph Johnson is living unlawfully
with Leona Reed at 1929 Union ave-
nue., Topeka. according to charges
filed today in an answer and cross
petition filed by Corene May johnson
of Kansas City.
w. E. Howe, assistant city engineer
of Topeka, has refused the appoint
I ment of county engineer Of Neosho
country. For personal reasons. he says
he will continue his work with the
engineering department here.
The Current Topic club meetings
will be resumed at the Central Y. M
c. A. beginning Monday evening. F
J. Kelly, dean of the school of educa-
cation at Kansas university, will be
the speaker Monday night.
Judge Hugh MacFarland. state
chairman Field Artillery Central Off
GERS Training School association. is il
receipt of a letter from E. H. Blach
: j executive secretary, announcing th'
<1% H. ffflt
on November IA at Minneapolis.
Topeka Young Men" is the nam
. of a >semi-monthly newspaper pub
lished by the Central Y. M. c. A. il
| Topeka. The first issue was dis
tributed today. The paper carries nj
subscription price and is printed t.
further the interests of the local asso
citation.
Disgruntled high school students arr
laying the blame of their defeat a
| Manhattan to the lack of enthusiasm
| among the players owing to their dis
like of coaching efforts. In othel
! words. the high school rah-rahs ar
placing personal prejudice abov'
school loyalty.
The Western Union Telegraph com
pany plans to open an office in th'
state house soon. 1t is probable th'
office will handle not only officia
state house messages but press dis
= patches
and general commercial business from
the south Topeka district.
] A fellowship luncheon will be give
Monday noon at the Chamber of Com
merce by the Topeka Ministeria
/ union. The Rev. c. F. Mathews vii
t deliver the principal address, 1t /
. planned to arrange programs that VII
ir crease the attendance at the meet
ing this winter and make the uniol
more powerful.
The first of series Of Monday eve
ming dinners for men will be he'll
Monday at $50 o'clock at the Firs
Methodist church. Promised attend
| ance for the first one was $50. Tn
dinners will be held the first Mon
day evening in each month and it
| planned to discuss some current topi
+ at each meeting that will give the oil
4 | and new members a chance to get to
= gether and become acquainted.
" Pearl Six today filed a petition 70
a divorce from o. r. Six. Hott
Muehlebach, Kansas City, Mo. Ez
treme cruelty and gross neglect C
duty are charged. Mrs. Six states tha
he owns a Stutz automobile and ha
: from $4,000 to $4,000 in oil stoc
|. and security. The Skies lived in TIC
peka several years ago where he wa
a engaged in the insurance bushes:
Z They were married in 1910 at Colder
Colo.
n The present wage system will
r intoJ discard and the profit sharin
system will replace it. the Rev. w. /
Moore, pastor of the First Method:
!. ! church at Kansas City. told an aud
;. ence of union men in his address
the characterization of Labor"
: Labor hall Friday night. The II
O equality of the working man and h
D employer, Moore declared, is respor
sible for the existence of anarchis
and nalcontents. Conditions to Civ
: the laboring man more fruits OF n
= labor is the only solution, he said.
A passenger 1920 Buick ms
!. chine owned by NJ. Urbanski.
y Marys. taken last night from in frol
- of the Orpheum theater, was foun
= this morning in a barn at 1115 Mort
Monroe street. No one occupies II
premises. The machine was locate