The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-30

"A w men hnOWp
As sunbeams WOO the ragrance
From the pine,
AS whispering zephyrs,
Lily buds entwine;
As dewdrops kiss
The petals of the rose.
So l would give to thee,
heart which knows
Gods love in all.
-Nels Xingle
All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue adv
The women's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees Progressive Review No. %
will hold its annual picnic Friday evening
at Gage park, beginning at Z 80 o'clock
c. II. Burrows. state claim agent for the
International Indemnity company, left To-
peka this afternoon in his motor car to
drive to Dodge City. He will go from there
to California
Beginning today, the office OF the city
clerk will be open until T. m each day
for the registration of persons who do not
get thru work until 8 O'Clock, City Clerk
Covell announced today.
Miss Annette Nicon, city bacteriologist.
has returned from a weeks trip 10 Green
castle. Ind, where she attended an Alpha
Phi convention at De PAW university.
stopping in Chicago on her way home
Citizens Of the Lyman community will
hold community welfare meeting this eve
ming at = o'clock at the Lyman school
house. The electric light project Will be
among the important questions discussed
The Topeka Traffic association will move
Thursday from the present quarters IN the
that have been provided by the Topeka
Chamber of Commerce. located on the sec
ond floor at Ill East Seventh street.
Forty-one thousand general improvement
bonds of the city of Topeka Will be placed
on sale July /. w. II. WATSON. finance
commissioner. announced today. The
bonds are in 500 and $500 denominations
semi-nnnuaiIy. They are issued to pay for
paving now being done by the city.
Il. u. Palmer. for four years physical
director of the !. NJ. G. A. in Salina. has
arrived in Topeka TO become physical di-
rector of the Central Y. NJ. C. A, July l.
He succeeds e. +. Bosenhardt, WHO went to
Orange. y. J.. n month ago to accept
Y. NJ. G. A. physical training position there
The new director has already worked out
swimming schedule for summer classes in
the association pool.
Miss Dorothy Miller. who has been
librarian of the children's department of
the city library for more than a year. will
leave tomorrow for Chicago where she viii
and philanthropy. Snc plans to specialize
in recreation work also Miss Miller has
had experience in playground and recrea-
tion work aud desires to fit herself with
her experience md special training for
social service work later.
The men of the Kappa Sigma fraternity
held a luncheon Mt the Chamber of Com
merce rooms Tuesday. Members of the
alumni association present were: lie Roy
Tucker, Omer Raines. Kenneth Alexander
Arthur Shakeshaft, John W. Ripley, Chas
Lyon, Jr, Chester Wahle. Dwight Ream
Glenn Swogger. Pendleton A. Miller. and
Philip Whitcomb They had the following
guests: Jack Shakeshaft, r. G. Akers, Ben
Marsh. Jack Mohluer. Francis Henan, Earl
Brehm, Maurice Edison. Sammie Alex
ander and Virgil Scholes
The memory of Phil Billiard Topeka
war hero and prominent member of To-
pcka Rotary club. will he perpetuated if
the plans of the Rotary club members and
other interested persons to name the NUM-
cipal flying field in his honor. materialize
Efforts are now being made by the Rotarf-
ans to Join with the Chamber of Com
merce in an attempt to purchase Cowles
field. which is leased for four years with
a buying option of $4,000. and turn it into
n municipal landing field, and dedicate it
to the memory of Topeka's first flyer
Thirty one active and alumnae members
Of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity had
luncheon together today at the Chamber of
Commerce William Neiswanger, president
of Washburn chapter. presided The men
Clure. Jack Saunders David Neiswanger.
Toll II. Ware Ned Fleming. John Long
John Parkinson, Fred Beerbolm. Frank
Ripley. VIM. L. Huggins. tr-. Earl II.
Loomis, II. A. Woodward, Phil A. Gray.
Howard Myers. Merrill S. Rutter. George
Greenwood. Percy ]. Paxton. Churchill
Sargent, Edward Seeley, II. A. Hogue. Sea-
ton +. Hamill, W. A. Neswanger. jr..
Charles Curry. Phil Fable. Armtn Weis-
kirch, Jack Merriam Henry Anton. A. 7.
Carruth. jr., and W. L. Gibson. The fra
ternity will lunch again on Wednesday
July II.