The Topeka state journal., 1921-10-28
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At HOME NEWS

AT HOME NEWS
The Esparantistz OF Topeka viii hold
a meeting at o'clock tonight at the
Central 7. NJ c A
A building permit was issued today
to C F Real to erect a five-room
house at 1852 College avenue
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas svenHs--Adv-
A social program was given Friday
night by the teachers. students and
friends OF Dougherty's Business COL
Iege.
The Phi Delta fratarufty Of Wash
burn college held its regular luncheon
at the Chamber or Commerce this
noon
When you hear the caH OF duty
tartan porch pulpit offers this thought
for the week
Parking Officer Raub Of the police
department. Is On traffic duty tenn
porariIy, but his absence viii not ex-
cuse the paving pigs who are being
watched
Dr. J A Sceinmeyer, pOtentate Of
Abdauah shrine, announced Thursday
that the next fall ceremonial OF the
shrine would be held November 1 at
Lawrence
The Central National bank Thurs
day received authorization from the
comptroller CT currency to increase its
capitalization 70 $500. coo with a sur
plus Of 100000.
A supper was given at the Trinity
Methodist church Thursday evening at
which $50 were present The affair
was given TO equip the junior, inter
mediate and senior basketball teams
with suits.
The Orpheum theater playroom viii
give its annual Halloween party Sat
urday afternoon for the patrons OF the
who can attend The party viii begin
at @ clock
Judge J. 6 West will read a paper
on India Saturday night TO the men,
Der Of the Saturday Night Literary
club at their meeting at los West
Ninth street The years program will
be completed
He Goes All the Way the title OF
4 sacred song written by Mrs. Sylvia
AIasherr SOS Lawrence street. will be
on sale in Topeka music stores in 4
short time Mrs. Masher is at present
making a visit in California
The fire department answered a call
at 1905 o'clock this morning at the
Sleep-Or-SwIng factory, sos Kansas
avenue. The department. as gone
from headquarters only five minutes.
A short circuit IN a motor was the
cause
a meeting Of the joint committees
Of all organizations in the city taking
part in the Armistice day celebration
November IL viii be held at the
Chamber of Commerce at g o'clock
tonight Representative OF all or
carnations are urged TO ne present
J. F SImmonds, chief operator in
the local office Of the Western Union,
has returned TO Topeka from trip to
southern California. He and his fam
iIy have been there since January I.
Simmonds has Just completed year s
furIo which was granted to him by
the company.
Three hundred members and their
friends attended the Halloween party
Aid union. which was held Thursday
evening at odd Fellows hall ! N
DolIey. Of the national board OF direc-
tors. and I 4. SiIlinan, district mana
ger. were present
The Round Table chapter, De Mo-
lay, viii give d party at 9 O clock TO-
night at the Chamber of. Commerce.
Cider. doushuuts. and apples will be
served The De MoIay Jazz orchestra
VIII furnish the music for the dance.
The orchestra is composed OF Bethel
Gross. Robert Service, John Amos.
Dana Anderson and George Bauta.
The Y NJ c. A and 7. W. c. A
joint Halloween party viii be held at
T:50 o'clock this evening at the Z NJ
c. A building The building has been
decorated for the occasion The
decorators are Russell Baer and
AurieIIe Fluke- The program will be
in charge OF Miss Eva Kelley. Miss
Nell StringfeIIoW and Ralph Jencks.
A committee Of county officers and
Chamber of Commerce members to-
day laid plans for an extra big enter
taIument for the state county officers
convention 10 be held in Topeka No
vember Is. IT and Is. No details OF
the plans were given out today, but
it was declared that several new forms
{ Of entertainments viii be provided for
the event
Ernest Clark and Ray Asher were
( returned Thursday night from Omaha
1 by Detective Jesse Hill to face 4
I charge or stealing a Ford car from
I H W Haney. farmer living north OF
! Topeka The youths confessed TO the
/ theft. officers said. when they were