The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-10

and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co.. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
The next regular meeting of the Co
Operative club will be held Tuesday even
ing, May il. at 8 80 O'Clock at the Eiks'
club.
Plan. and have your next winters coal
paid for. Topeka Coal Co., Elks build
ing. Phone 4S2.-Adv.
Governor Allen has reappointea two
members Of the state board Of medical regis
tration and examination. Both were named
for four year terms. The new appointees
are DR.. q. II. Dean, MCPHERSON, and Henry
A. Dykes, Lebanon DIR. Dykes has SERVED
as secretary of the board for a number of
years.
A peanut party" was much enjoyed Sat
urday night in Willow park by members
of the Girls Bicycle club, who were the
guests OF NJ. f. Harding OF the Harding
| Wheel company. Miss Mamie CoRger won
the prize in the bicycle race and in the
peanut race. Prizes were bicycle supplies
furnished by Harding.
The Kansas State Nurses association will
hold its annual convention in Wichita,
May 81 and ~. Among those who will go
| from Topeka are Miss Pearl W. Martin.
president Of the associa ton. One OF the
chief events On the program will be the
! address by Miss Ada Eldridge; interstate
| secretary of the American Nurses asso-
! citation.
/ 1.-The Turning Question" a motion pie
! ture of labor questions and patriotism. wa $
| shown to spectators who completely filled
| the Orpheum theater last night and Sun
| day afternoon. The picture was displayed
o opd th me , auspices OF h the Su1id
7 the Knights of Columbus in France was
shown in the picture. A silver offering
was taken for the benefit Of the guild.
| Anna Williams, a negro woman. called
at the county attorneys office Saturday
! afternoon and offered to shoulder all the
blame for the disappearance Of five hens
providing Polly Jones, Ralph Matheney
and MyrOn Ross be released on a charge
of chicken stealing. Paul Edgar, deputy
, take her share Of the blame, but refused
to put it all on her capable shoulders. Hel
confession resulted in one more warrant OF
a chicken stealing charge.
An early Sunday morning crap game al
Twelfth street and Kansas avenue nettet
the police four victims and piece Of
charge OF gambling game the names o
Archie Haslett, Rick Mayes, Myron Nc
Adams and Clarence Mayes. The othei
Patrolman George A. Jackson grabbed hin
by the vest. The officer tore off the vest
Other officers participating in the rait
we're Sergt Frank Summers. Patrol Drive
Clarence Bundy and Patrolman AIviI
Murphy.
The second Issue of the Earth tn,
Santa FEES magazine since the beginning o
off the presses today. A large part of thu
paper is devoted TO the Arkansas Valley
| Wnere II seems mat lyZD Is gong to b.
an especially good year for live stock ani
agricultural industries Agricultural de
velOpments in Oklahoma and Colorado
and an interesting description OF southern
California, written by Gov. William Stew
ens, are also included. An article concern
ing the rapid progress OF Oklahoma City
and the port of Beaumont, Tex, are o
special interest.
motion picture film showing how
part Of the Thirty fifth division with bat
tie tanks made its advance on Apremon
= | September
by Capt. John z. ShFeves, of the local re
cruiting office. The skillful driving Of bat
. tie tanks thru shell holes, trenches, under
brush, and up and down steep Incline
> form part of the reel. Coordination of
battalion of tanks with advancing infantry
= laying of an offensive barrage, spOttinj
OF machine gun nests by infantry scout
l and subsequent cleaning out of these nest
by the tanks are features of film. 1t vii
be exhibited free to members of the Amer
lean Legion Wednesday afternoon at 4 q
$ O'Clock at the Gem theater