The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

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Justice John S. Dawson of the state
supreme court will talk on 1.-THE Life
of Andrew Jackson" at the regular
meeting of the Jayhawker club Mon
day evening at the Elks club.
The Life Underwriters association
of Topeka held its regular Saturday
noon luncheon today at the Chamber
of Commerce. The members of the
association will give a dinner at the
Chamber of Commerce at $3.50 O. clock
tonight.
AT a meeting of the executive com
ciety this afternoon, d. Z. Gilmer, for
mer county engineer of Reno county,
was suspended from membership,
pending the investigation of the af-
fairs of his office.
Tuesday night, April IS, will be
Ladies Night for the Topeka Co
Operative club. The members and
their wives and women friends will
meet at Pelletier's for dinner and an
entertainment program, at Z o'clock
on that date.
A change has been made in the
services at Grace cathedral. The heal
ing service, which has heretofore been
held every Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. will be held but once each
month. The next will be on the after
noon of May 1.
Four colored attorneys of Topeka
will speak Sunday night at o'clock
at the Kansas Industrial and Educa-
tional institute on the subject of How
We Are Serving Colored People in
TOneka and Shawnee County Those
who will speak are: James H. Guy,
Elisha Scott A. M. Thomas and Will
liam Bradshaw.
]. S. Palmer general claim agent
for the Rock Island, with headquar-
tiers at Chicago, is in Topeka today.
At noon, with w. c. Cartilage, local
claim agent for the road, and other
officials of the claim and legal de-
partments, he lunched at the Chamber
of Commerce, and discussed questions
of interest to his assistants.
Rabbi E. Ellinger of Leavenworth
will speak in Topeka Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock, under the auspices of
the Zionist district of Topeka, at the
Jewish Community Center at Fifth
and Harrison streets, on the subject,
1.-The Historical Significance of the
Passover" The address will be fol-
lowed by an entertainment program.
J. H. Mclaughlin, of the American
City bureau, will meet the commit
tee on committees of the reorganized
Chamber of Commerce at the first
meeting of the committee tonight. The
committee will prepare nominations
for the various committees which will
be employed in installing the new
machinery of the reorganized cham
Der.
The members of the Wildcats
team in the membership drive of the
n Il
not to give up with a defeat resting
permanently upon their shoulders.
Altho the FLYERS" headed by Major
Glenn Bybee decisively defeated Mai.
w. H. lines and his "Wildcasts," the
latter held a meeting today noon at
the Chamber of Commerce to line up
prospective members for Mondays
campaign.
The report of members secured by
the various teams in the Chamber of
Commerce membership drive was
enormously made, in at least one in
stance. in Fridays report. Roscoe C.
| Ellis should have the credit for the
| largest individual team member gain,
instead of W. A. Billy. Ellis and his
team secured thirty members in the
| last days campaign, the largest num-
| Der made by any team. Biby was re-
| ported as making the thirty-one.
Topeka rabbit fanciers. members of
| the National Breeders and Fanciers'
Tlassociation are planning a series of
bench shows for pet stock during the
summer, at the various city parks. A
rabbit show will be held after the
opening of Gage park soon. The
| members of the association met at the
Chamber of Commerce Friday night
to discuss the pet stock shows. The
officers Of the local organization are:
E. Swearingen, president; F. NJ. Shell
ton, vice-president, and c. B. Harring-
ton, secretary.