The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-22

The man who runs his car on hign,
whose head Is built for low
Walt DrummOnd-
A pie supper and entertainment will
be held at the Wanamaker school to-
night
y The Square Circle club will hold its
regular meeting at the Elks-club to-
night.
The Toltec Rite will have their
regular meeting at the Masonic hall
Monday evening.
Al issues OF Liberty Bends bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. ba4 Kansas avenue ADV.
A rumber of Topeka churches Sum
day gave their boy members chance
to sign the pledge of the Anu-Clgarel
League.
Pies of all kinds-home cooked, too
will be sold by the women of Grace
cathedral at Crosby Bros. store all
day Wednesday,
Kansas School, City and County
Bonds tax-free. per cent. See Miss
May Malone. Kansas Securities Co.
4O1-3 New England Bldg. Telephone
Nc. 3346.--Adv.
The fire department eXtinguished a
small fire on the roof of the residence
occupied by Allen Mangus, 5i2 Clay
street Sunday morning. No serious
damage was done by the fire.
The Modoc club will hold its ban
aupt in honor OF the fortyfourth an
niversary. at Pelletier's tonight
program of music and speaking Will
follow the banquet.
j. w. Johnson. Topeka manager of
the Integrity Mutual Insurance com
pany of Chicago, was the guest OF me
Monday Lunch club of insurance men
at the Chamber of Commerce at noon
tof &C.
DR.. Earle G. Brown, city health Of
ficer. and B. X. kilbourn. head of the
verereal disease department or the
state board of health, have gone to
Washington, d. c.. to attend rational
venereal disease institute.
The Thanksgiving fund for Bethany
hospital was swelled by 500 by the
contribution Sunday night OF the Low
man Memorial church. cantata.
seed time and Harvest Time" was
given at the church Sunday.
IL the crusade against cigarettes re-
sul.s in the end which it is designed
to attain. there will be boom in the
candy business. Topeka candy dealers
believe. Candy sales jumped more
than a third when booze got its death
blow January IS.
A wire from Frankfort, Kan, to
arrest Russell Epps. negro. for steal
ing a saxaphone, led local detectives to
visit the pawn shops Saturday after
noon. EDDS WIS lOulu lly AllB W pawn
the saxaphone and was arrested and
held for Frankfort officers.
The new safety cars for Topeka.
which arrived Saturday morning, will
he tTicC~ou on a number of the lines
today, but viii not he ready for reg
ular service until inspected thoroly
1t is not decided ON which lines or how
frequently the new cars will run.
A civil service examination for the
position of messenger at the local
Weather bureau is to be held at the
=ieraI building Friday. The appli-
cant may be either a boy or a girl,
between the ages of IA and g years.
The salary offered for the position is
John d. Scott, 12-year-old negro
boy, was sentenced to the boys indus
trial school Saturday by Roscoe
Graves, judge pro TEN of the juvenile
court. Scott was charged with steal
ing a bicycle last July. He escaped
twice from the detention home follow
ing his arrest.
The Rev c. A. Finch. formerly pas
. tor of the First Christian church for
thirteen years. conducted the funeral
of LaRoy NJ. Penwell this afternoon
at that church. The Rev Finch now