The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-09
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The weekly meeting of the Argonaut club
has been postponed one week on account of
the death of c. C. NichoIson's brother.
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co.. 534 Kansas avenue.-Ady.
Governor Allen has reappointed W. J.
Lewis of Topeka as a member of the state
board of optometry. The appointment Is
for four year term
the Prudential Trust Co. for. Pepp's Coal
Savings Plan. Topeka Coal Co, Elks'
Building. Phone 4S2.-Ady.
- VIM Connors Furniture Co. is showing a
fine large Oriental rug which is noted for
its quality and luster and is a piece of art.
VIII be on exhibition in north window
Friday, Saturday and Monday.-Adv.
Easter services postponed last Sunday on
this Sunday at the Swedish Lutheran
church, corner Fourth and Tyler streets. An
Easter program under the auspices OF the
church choir will be given at o'clock
in the evening.
The resignation of Miss Mary McAuliff.
special contagion nurse of the city he4,t h
department. was accepted this morning by
the city commissioners. Miss McAuliff had
been with the department since last August.
She will be succeeded by Miss Alice Roach,
now u nurse at st. Francis hospital.
Clayton Dunlap, 141s Logan street. was
badly bruised about the body Thursday af-
ternoon when n bicycle he riding was
struck by one of Frank Bechtelheimer s
sand trucks. The accident occurred at
Seventh and Jackson streets. Dunlap was
taken to his home.
The Boys King Heralds of the First
Methodist Episcopal church are to be en-
at the home Of Mrs. B. N. DAVIES $50 West
Sixth. The trunk mite boxes are to be
opened and n badge given the boy having
the most for the past SIX months. The
story of Ten Cent Sister will be told.
DIR. Hodgins lecture next Tuesday eve
ming at the Unitarian church. 9i2 Topeka
avenue, from the subject Demonstrating
being able and practical exposition of
the application of idealistic religion to
by man who has lived and learned. and
who has made a thoro study of his sub
ject- The lecture is free to the public.
., The links had not all left the arm
limbering it up for the summer baseball
season Thursday afternoon. The ball went
house ana at @ Msd,o nrS sT te 1
his two boy friends. Clarence Hill and
Robert McGrath. were taken to juvenile
court by T. u williams. jevenile officer
where each produced Sc to pay for a new
window.
Milk Fairies" a pageant IN which To-
peka children between the ages of and 10
will take part. will be presented on the
state house grounds April "a tn illustrate
the value Of milk a good for the young.
in connection with the white drink of
dren will represent the different units OF
food value in milk. Those who wish to
take part are asked to be present at the
Y. W. c. A. building Saturday afternoon
at o'clock for the first rehearsal.
Sam Hellar, athletic coach of Washburn
high school and member of the Alpha Delta
fraternity, Is the newly elected president
of the Washburn law school. chosen TO fill
the place of Armin Weiskirch. who has
been suspended for thirty days. The cleo
ton was hotly contested by the three
fraternities. with Max Wyman as candi-
date of the Kappa Sigmas, Charles ThOmp-
son candidate for the Phi Debts and Heller
supported by the Alpha Debts. A COM
mittee to have charge of social and execu-
tive affairs OF the law school. appointed
by the new president, is composed of
Charles Calvert, Walter Gage, Clay Baker
and J. Wood