The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-19
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DEAR.
Use Euca Alba Liquid Hair Depilatory
to remove hair from face, neck. arms and
armpits- You will be pleased.-Adv.
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
Mrs Isabel Macarthur, of Limington, Me-
a number of Topeka friends in the form of
an original poem.
Dougherty shorthand makes better ste
nographers in Lalf the time. Day School,
Night School or by Home Study. Dougher-
ty Business College.-Adv.
William Gardner, s years old. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gardner, 1126 North
Kansas avenue, broke his arm while
playing at the Quincy school playground
Friday afternoon.
Rev. f. J. Gardner has been released as
pastor of the Trinity Methodist church and
will take up other work during the summer.
Rev. L. c. Cutler will preach tomorrow
morning and evening.
Voices From Flower Land" a beautiful
Children's day cantatn, will be given Mt
the Swedish Lutheran church, corner
Fourth and Tyler streets, Sunday evening
by the Sunday school.
Anti Saloon league, Will speak Sunday
morning in the First NJ Z. church. Wichita,
and in the st. Paul's Lutheran church,
Wichita, Sunday evening.
H. S. Condit, assistant superintendent
of the Anti Saloon league. will speak sun
day morning in the Methodist church:
Dighton, and in the Methodist Episcopal
church, Utica, Sunday evening.
The Children's day program Of the East
Indianola Sunday school will be held next
Sunday. morning following the Sunday
bers to the church from the Sunday school
will be part of the exercises.
whooping cough occupies second place
in the number of diseases reported to
the city health department SO far this
year. Up to Friday afternoon there were
81 active cases in the city: Influenza Will
undoubtedly occupy first place In the num-
Der of cases reported.
Sixty four men and women were placed
In jobs in week ending Friday by the local
office Of the state free employment bureau,
examiner in charge. Eighty-seven persons
registered for position. and there were
SeVenty-three appncauohs from employers
! for help.
1.-THE Womens 500 League" has been
organized by the women of the Christian
church belonging to the general commit
| tee of the Inter church world movement.
| They will try to raise the remainder Of
the quota of the Christian church for the
| inter-church movement. Each member
will raise or give 800 to the league. Mrs
| Benson VI. Powell. of Topeka, is captain
! of the league in Kansas.
| Miss Lulu Arbuthnot gave lawn party
| at the home Of her uncle. ]. n. Belts. 2204
| West Tenth street. Friday evening. for
| the Y. p. A. of the Evangelical church
/ The lawn was decorated with japanese
! lanterns. Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Belts, Mrs. Tucker, Miss Catherine
| Tucker. Miss Agnes Jones. Miss Josephine
| Kennedy, Misses Martha. Minnie and Emma
| Lawrence. Miss Jessie Myers. Miss Heller
| Eberhardt. Misses Nettie and Ida Burck-
holder, Mrs. Dawson. Miss Agnes Stein
| bach. Miss BERTHA Steinbach. Miss Alma
| Mischke. Mrs. H. r. Hobbs. Mr.. Kenneth
| Hobbs. Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Obermier. Mr.
| Ezra Breithaupt. Mr.. Clarence Briethaupt
Mr.. Paul Brlethaupt. Mr.. Lawrence and
| Mrs Augustus Lawrence.