The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-19
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

meeting of the local Girl Scout COM
mittee win be held tonight at the
f. H. Searle has returned from the an
nual meeting of the National Good Roads
association at Hot Springs.
the Shawnee county W. c. +. u viii be
held tomorrow at the Y. W. C. A.
All issues or Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv-
Col. A; NJ. Harvey will speak Tuesday
association at Kansas City, Kan, on Mill
tary Law
The Topeka branch of the Aid Associa-
ton for Lutherans will meet at o'clock
Tuesday evening with George Klein, 200
Tyler street
The first meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's League, organized
last week. will be held tonight at the
Y. W. c. A.
The~ChanceI chapter of Grace cathedral
will hold a luncheon at Guild hall at II 80
noon Tuesday to be followed by an after
noon of sewing.
Don't forget to make your payments at
the Prudential Trust Co. for Pepp's Goal
s say6gs P nRo,s TSPekaa Coal Co., hlkS
Fifty-one dollars We're taken from, the
cash drawer at l. H Bakers grocery store,
sos West Eighth avenue; Friday night
"A special program has been arranged
for the meeting OF Capital Council, No. l.,
of the Security Benefit association at
Eagle hall, els Kansas avenue, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Sue Louise Bell has returned from
visit in Jerica, Kan, in the interest
the Y. W. c: A, and will leave tonight
the association.
c. A. Haskins, of the drainage board of
Lawrence, Kan, will address the Topeka
m 1hnr nj n l.
ton for Cities"
New Officers of the Hi-Yi club of the
high school will be Installed tonight at the
Y NJ c. A. They are: Henry Benning,
president; Joe Ream, vice president; VIII
liam Semple, secretary; Taylor Herring
ton, TREASURER.
ment today swore to warrant against
Frank Demboski. proprietor of soft drink
emporium at 314 Kansas avenue, charging
him with improper dish washing Denton
claims the water used by Deinbosk to
wash glasses is dirty and unsanitary.
The basement of the Provident associa-
ton building was flooded today as re-
suit of the heavy rain Sunday. Several
inches of water drained into the building
thru the coal shute opening which was
being repaired. No furnace heat was pos
Sible, SO the day nursery was heated with
oil stoves.
A special meeting of the city commits
sioners was held this morning to allow the
April, totaling sie,i5s2 %. The amount was
Ios.7o; waterworks fund, s2,so6s!: parks
bridge fund fund, sioa: GarfilId park Improve,
ment fund; $3.50; Topeka library,
Washburn Y. W. C. A. big sister cap
Leland of Troy, chairman of the big sis
ter committee. will be Esther Lindell.
Ruth Stevens and Agneta Ellis, all Of To-
peka; Maybclle Howard. Larned: Mar
guerite Mcdonald, Concordia; Mabel Claire
Steele. Chanute, and Donan Boeller, Ell
Dorado.
Fourteen Washburn students have con-
tributed Is columns or more of reading
matter for the Washburn Review this year,
thereby qualifying for membership in the
Boellner, Esther Young Lois Schaffer. Diva
McGaskey: Dorothy Beverly, Ivah Raines,
Marion Williams, Elsie Simmonds. Burton
Wasser, Rolend Jacquart, Eugene Roose
Torrence> Curry
A minstrel show was given Saturday
night by the women's auxiliary Of Mar
shalls band at the band rooms at Third
and Kansas avenue. Dancing followed the
minstrel show. in which the following took
RRoeel, Mrs Mrs e W. cha q1sn Mrs a'e!
Primer. Mrs. Tom Powell. Miss Julia Mar
Mrs. c. W. Spreng. Miss Doris Coe Miss
Verona Gabler and Mrs L. A lunches. A
chicken supper also was given by the aux
Hilary.
A husky negro youth who was evicted
from the grandstand Saturday when he
tried to dodge past Bill Rogers and Ches-
ter Vance, ticket takers at the Washburn-
Haskell game, nourished knife and
grabbed a foul ball coming over the grand
stand revenge. The Washburn men
gave chase and succeeded in getting the
BAH altho the boys mother appeared on
the scene with drawn revolver. Judge
Rad Lee appeared on the scene and sue
ceeded in preventing hOstilities between
the ticket-takerS and about twenty negroes
who gathered around them
Costumes for the files for dust
sugar" and butter" to be used in the
white Drink of Health" pageant, will
make the most attractive flies, dust, sugar
and butter ever seen in Topeka. The cos
tunes, to be worn by small children, are
being made of-crepe paper. of clever design,
by members of the Woman's club. Mrs.
+. w. Thomas and Mrs. VIII J. Miller
were in charge of sewing teams making
the costumes at the Y. w. C. A. today.
Mrs Chas. f. Scott will superintend the
work Tuesday. The pageant IS to be called
milk Fairies" and will be given free to
the public at the auditorium Friday night.
Miss Irene Taylor, county demonstration
agent. is assisting in the direction of the
pageant.