The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-27
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AT HOME NEWS


All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-AdY.
L. o. Sanderson was elected dicta-
tor of the Topeka lodge No. 254, L.
o. o. NJ. at the regular meeting of the
lodge Monday evening.
The Topeka Modoc club will fur
nish the program Friday at the annual
Lecompton and Big Springs fair which
will be held at Big Springs Thursday
ana Friday.
Frank G. Richards, secretary of the
Kansas Sunday School association, IS
attending the state convention OF the
Christian church which is in session
at Hutchinson this week
Owing to Typographical error IN
our advertisement of David J. august
in Mondays issue of The State Journal,
an overcoat item quoting price OF
$3.50 should have been $12.5O-Adv.
Fred e. Gates, of the Kansas Sun
day School association, returned Mon
day evening from Osawatomie, where
he visited the various Sunday schools
of the city in preparation for big
revival
Miss Bonita Ferguson and Mrs.
Isaac Sewell, of the Kansas Sunday
School association, are attending the
Franklin county Sunday school con-
vention which is in session at Ottawa
the first half of this week.
Two new electric signs will be
erected on Kansas avenue, according
TO perm ssion granted at the city
commission meeting today. They are
to be for the ~Cole-Tromp cigar store
and the Trefry Motor company.
The Kansas Christian Missionary
society will move in few days INTO
the second floor of the Aetna building.
1t will occupy the qaurters formerly
Vaed bv Merrill stevens. The society
Is now located over the Farmers Ma
donal bank.
DR.. A. S. Hubbard. of Parsons. and
DR. f. A. Carmichael, of Osawatomle'
were in Topeka Monday on business
in connection with the state hospitals
While here they were guests OF d.
NJ L. Perry and family.
An alley will be opened between
Madison and jefferson, Sixth and Sew
enth streets by creation of benefit
district, the city commission was m
formed today by a letter from Otis
Hungate, attorney, and representa-
tive of residents of that block.
DR.. Marie Greene will give the sec
ond of her series of lectures on sexual
hygiene at the Y. w. c. A. and Y. M.
c. A tonight The lecture to women
and girls will be given at the 7. w.
C. a at 6:15 o'clock and to men and
boys at the First Baptist church at
$40 o'clock
Peter Golden. secretary of the Amer
lean Association for the Recognition
of the Irish Republic, will speak at
o clock this evening at the auditorium.
He is an eloquent speaker and widely
known author and journalist He is
cousin OF the late Lord Mayor Nc
Swiney OF Cork
]. Willis, colored. who cut and
seriously injured John Harris, another
negro, near Ktro, last Thursday,
when the two men got into dispute
over some potatoes they were picking
up. was served with a warrant at the
county jail. Monday afternoon, charG-
ing him with assault with intent to
kill.
John Estes. a messenger. was
Knocked from his bicycle and slightly
injured Monday night when he was
struck by motor car driven by
niue. To- bicycle was demolished
Tho ac/dent occurred on Kansas
avenue, between Seventh street ana
Eighth avenue.
The supreme council of the Scottish
Rite will hold its semi-annual meet
ing in Washington. d. c., October II
to October %. James E. Thomas,
the Valley of Topeka. Other Topekans
who will attend are: Evan Davis,
thirty-third honorary, and owen J.
Wood, thirty-third honorary.
The secretaries of the various de-
partments at the Y. W. c. r. will have
an all-day conference at Camp Dales-
ford FridayA together with Miss Lou
Use Herscy. general secretary The
outdoor all day conference is an in
nOv2tiou that will become a custom
known as the setting up" conference
of the fail for Y. W. c. A. secretaries.
DR.. Farley p. Womer, of Washburn
college, and Asa Crawford will leave
TO-DAY for southwestern Kansas in
President Womer's car, where they
will begin a campaign for $780, 900 to
aid the WGshburn endowment fund.
After spending two or three weeks in
southwestern part of the state, the
two Will work at large over Kansas for
the balance of the winter.
Bessie O. Frendle today brought an
action in district court asking for a
divorce frCm Fred J. Frendle, whom
she charges with extreme cruelty and
x oss neglect of duty. She charges he
has cursed and abused her by calling
her vile names and threaten ng to
leave her, ana that during the past
few months he has associated with
other women and carried on cor
respondence with them. She also