The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-08
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AT HOME NEWS

/ All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee' Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
Anybody want bay horsef The police
| few days ago. As yet, no one has claimed
| the animal.
| Better own stock in Pepp's Coal Savings
/ Plan, and have your next winter s coal paid
! for. Topeka Coal Co., Eiks building
! Phone 4S2.-Adv.
II. ID. Lewiston Roswell avenue. report
ed to the police today. that some one had
stolen a plaid wool blanket belonging to
| him from car standing in front of the
Orpheum theater.
The Social Service club of the First Pres
byterian church will give free moving
picture entertainment at Redden chapel FRI.
| day night, 80 o'clock. All friends OF
/ the chapel are invited.
/ The Central Y. NJ. c. A. Mothers club
| will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
at the Association building. The program
! Resolved, that the Mothers club should
promote mother and son banquet" Mrs.
NJ. II. Nc GeGn will lead the affirmative
and Mrs. r. f. Roudebush the negative.
| DIR. George Bell of New York will be the
| speaker at the luncheon of the county con-
ference Of the inter-church world move
| ment at the Chamber of Commerce Friday
noon. Mrs. Z. S. Barnes and Mrs. +. r.
stearnes; who accompany Dr. Bell, will be
among the speakers at the conference Fri
| day, which will be held at the First Bap
| tist church.
Two silver loving cups are on hand at
Washburn college to be given to the win
ners of the girls tennis tournament to be
held in the near future. One cup Will go
! to the champion in the college group and
the other TO the winner in the rural high
school group. Both series will be played
il singles aceSrding s to Miss Katisue
demonstrating Our Outlook on Life
will be the subject of an address by Dr.
f. Stanton Hodgin, writer and lecturer,
at the Unitarian church, 912 Topeka avenue,
| Tuesday so
gin has been pastor OF. the Unitarian
church. in Los Angeles for the last twelve
assist in establishing chapters of the
Unitarian Laymen's League
Several negroes joined the Association
for the Advancement of Colored People at
a meeting of the society at Memorial hall
Wednesday night, following address Of
DIR. William Pickens who urged members
ters The purpose of the meeting was to
open local campaign for LOCO new mem
furnished by Jackson's band.
| F. L. Campbell. clerk of the United States
| court, will leave Sunday for Galesburg, ILL.,
! to attend the funeral Of his mother, in law
California. The body will arrive in To-
| peka Sunday. Campbell will accompany the
body to Gaiesbqrg Mrs Campbell his beeu
confined TO her bed at her home, 1901 Har-
| rison street. for several days and will not
! be able to accompany her husband to Gales
| burg for the funeral.
I
of the American Legion in Topeka, de-
,I-cision was reached today by a special COM
aH9 that J09n Of The s dr aauta mt
| next month in making personal calls and
| visits, instead of remaining at his office.
Under the old system the adjutant was to
| remain in the club rooms during the office
| hours The new system will be tried out
| during the coming month.
ing across Fifth and West streets early
last evening. Suddenly something struck
him on the side, of the head. Layton
| walked into the Edelblute drug store, 50J
| West street. Blood was pouring from bis
head onto his coat and shirt collar. The
wound was dressed in the drug store: Lay
| ton thinks some boys who were playing
near the corner threw a stone and struck
him accidentally. His head is bandaged
| today.
Mark G. Troxell, son of the Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. L. TroXell, of Topeka, has been made
associate editor of the Farm Paper Maya
,ne OF the cTSe fbs staten
tors office two years ago to enter war
work He returned from Paris year ago
treasury department at Washington; Mrs.
! Troxell was formerly Miss Louise Fleming,
a member of the Topeka high school
faculty
The "Caloric Comfort Club of Kansas
held its first annual meeting Wednesday
| afternoon at the National hotel. Thirty
caofe
| attended. c. NJ. Mccartney, Of Empora
! presided, and j. NJ. Walters, OF Kansas
City, was secretary. Brief addresses were
made by A. L. Oliger, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, Frank G. O'Dell and
OF a4fnndsd
Currens, Topeka, representative for Kan
sas; J. J. Moorehead, Omaha, manager of
a branch office: J. NJ. Walters. Kansas City.
| Kan: c. NJ. Mccartney, Emporia; c. A.
| Jordan. Wichita; Pierre Elder, ottawa :;
Ned Heeney, Severance; c. c. Gerberick.
Topeka ID. S. Henricks, Winfield: 4. N.
| Sullivan, Emporia; G. L. Beatty. Pleasan-
ton; A. Lea Keltner, Ell Dorado; Edward
| IiiiI. Reesa ABILENE Rohart VII
lams. Clay Center; Bert Holloway, Wash
| ington; A. H. Wolgast, Alta Vista; II. L.
! Williams. Maple Hill.
CONCEDE TRAINING DEFEATED.