The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-03
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Moose DANCE Thursday night. Mo-
venf5eT 4, 1890, at Moose haH.-Adv.
All issass OF Liberty Bonds benght
and sofa. Tie shawnee tnyesfnienr
F'C6.. 554 KANSAS avehue.-Adv.
Opportunity to go in business, good
store room for rental SIS Kansas Ave.
INQUIRE Globe Clothing Co.-Adv. 8
The regular dinner and meeting of
the Autofno6ile Trades association is
to be held at the Chamber of Com
merce7 tonight.
The regular meeting. of the, AuxiH-
AIRY Of the Spanish war veterans will
E.he held Thursday afternoon at the
Royal Arcanum Hall.
The fire department answered a. call
from the Mary E. Cornell Tooming
House, 6E34 Madison street, Tuesday
the chimney did $50 damage.
The P. S. club, composed of printing
sa lesAen, held their regular meeting
Fat the Chamber of Commerce today
at noon. Three new members are to
'be initiated into the organization at
Wednesday noon, November 10.
w. S. Hancock. Street commissioner,
announced Tuesday that he would be
a candidate for reelection to the same
office next spring. Opposition from
the labor elements, which operated at
his election. Hancock expects to be
missing next spring.
The regular noon luncheon of the
Rota club was held at the Chamber of
Commerce today. Mrs. Conn of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, who is in Topeka as the
guest of Mrs. Harry T. Forbes, was
present as the guest of the club and
made short talk along service lines.
The state legislature of Alabama has
passed a resolution endorsing the pro-
Of Y.Olicf fn xuaT SIIffaraT~S in tho
Near East, following the examples of
other state legislatures. The 1egisla-
tive resolution calls for wide support
of relief agencies by the public in Ala
bama.
Measles are spreading in Oakland.
Seven new cases have been reported
/ in the past three days. The scarlet fe-
yer epidemic has become stationary.
Scarlet fever has nearly disappeared
in the Gage park addition, and chick
enpox formerly prevalent north of To-
peka, has been almost eliminated
The Cremerie restaurant has re-
turned to the &nership of Jake"
Vogt, who sold it some four months
ago to Simeon and Paul Agnos, OF
Chicago. Vogt's plans, when he sold
were to take rest and then settle in
California. After taking the rest, how
I lever, he decided that he preferred the
restaurant business in Topeka. The
Agnos brothers will return to Chicago
The Topeka Y. w. C. A put cots in
the class rooms and club rooms of the
association building, and accomnfo-
dated forty-seven of the teachers who
visited Topeka during the convention
| Twenty more teachers were cared fol-
at the association annex. The high
| school Y. w. decorated one of the
rooms at the. Y. w. building and sold
! Japanese trinkets and novelties to the
visiting teachers.
The assignment of divisional Ma
tional Guard troops to the states OF
Missouri and Kansas, is in progress a
| a conference being held today al
| Omaha, of national guard Officers
called by Maj. Gen. Omar Bundy, com
manding the Seventh Division area
| Tue national guards of Missouri and
| Kansas are to form a complete divi
sion, and the location of the units Il
the question before the conference
which is being attended by Adj. Gen
Charles I. Martin, Col. Willie Med
| Dowan. Maj. Milton r. Mclean, Maj
| Joseph H. Dunkle, and Lieut.. CHI
Stratton.