The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20
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The Lowman Ladies' Aid society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs, T. Il.
knowls, 224 Morris avenue.
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 5S4 Kansas ayenue.-Adv.
Better own stock in Pepp's Coal Savings
Plan, and have your next winters coal
paid for. Topeka Coal Co., Elks' building
Phone 4S2.-Adv.
Because of heavy snow storms In the
west the arrival of Charles Titus, of Oak
land, Cal, was delayed and the funeral OF
Capt. C. II. Titus, former election com
missioner. has been indefinitely postponed
Charles Titus was held up in arizona on
account of railroad washouts-
n. H. Wolff. 4a9 Kansas avenue has con
tracted with the Security Benefit Assoeia-
ton band for their new uniforms The
suits will be of dark blue cloth with gold
| trimmings. The forty members Of the ban
for the first time at the national conven-
ton in Denver. June 1.
George Chrisanthus. Greek from Kan
sas City, Kan, was arrested last night Dy
police officers at the Victory lunch room
on charge of forging check for 1911 SO
on Kansas City grocer. He was identified
| by P. o. Pavlos. a Kansas City railroad
detective, who informed the police that he
was living at tie National hotel under the
name of George Morris.
I A. J. Mackey, district manager for the
| Southwestern Bell Telephone company, Mrs
Mackey and children returned to Topeka
today after spending the past three months
-
ports that on the trip home their train
! was delayed in snowdrifts eighteen feel
! deep from the recent blizzard in Colorado
! Mackey will resume his work in the Local
telephone office in a few days.
Members of the freshman and sophomore
classes of the high school were subjected
the direction of +. J. Buckles, efficiency
| expert Of the high school. The army test Il
an examination alton In elementary lent subject,
The test can be given in about forty min
utes. In the two classes at the high schoo
more than COO students are examined.
A Representative from the vocationa
office of the American Red Cross will b.
| at the local office of the American Rec
p. to advise with any one who has beer
The representative will be able to assls
men who are undecided as to what the,
| should do. Men who think they have no
had a square deal for the vocationa
board are especially invited to come to thu
| Red Cross office on the above date.
Moving heusehold goods to and from
| Topeka is growing to be large part o
the transfer business, according to w. i
Axtel. of the Topeka Transfer & Storag
Service club Monday evening. NJ: E. Lin
ton. of the Bass & Linton Plumbing an,
vapor and vacuum systems movini
picture. "Titbfts from Filmdom, wa
shown following the regular meeting. thru
the courtesy of Miss Ruth Wright, of tn
Cory .theater.
The Girls Glee club of Washburn colleg
will be heard in concert Thursday evenin:
at McVicar chapel, under. the direction o
Prof. Harlow Fem Dean. vocal instructor
The girls quartet. including Sylvia Silver
thorne, first soprano: Theresa FreeburG
second soprano; Mabel Hoffman. first alto
Carolyn Thorpe. second alto, viii give sew
eral numbers. Miss Doris CARRIER and Mis-
Ada Marie Britain will be piano accom-
panists- The thirtytwo girls in the Gle
club are: First sopranos-Yirginia Argen
bright, Theresa Freeburg, Fay Gilbert
Hazel Gilbert. Ruth Hawkes.. Lois Lingt
Marian Munger, Bernice Seay, Sylvia Silver
thorne. Second sopranos-Mabel KeleeheI
Faye Knox. Laura Martha Leland, Pear
Newman, Florence Rowles. Mabel Shirk
Margaret Tiilotson. First altos-Margare
Rell Ada Marie Britain, Gwendolyn ID
Forest, Margaret Everett. Gladys HEATH
Mabel Hoffman. Helen Jorgenson, Elorenc
Leland, Ruth Stevens, Miriam Van Horr
Second altos-Mary barrett. Theresa Fried
man, Geneva Seybold, Carolyn Thorpe
Grace Wolfe