The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-13
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acknowledgements
Motor car finish that can be applied
by anyone, at c. NJ. Hill & Son, S26
! Kansas Ave.-Adv.
The Phi Delta Theta Alumni clut
will meet at luncheon at the Chamber
of Commerce Friday noon.
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee lnvestmen:
| Co. 534 Kansas avenue ADV
Join "Pepp's Coal Savings Plan"
Make weekly payments to The Pru-
Dental Trust Co, Call 4S2.-Adv.
w. d. Wolfe, for several years with
The State Journal and the Daily Capt.
tai news staffs, is representing the
Wichita Beacon in the legislature.
Topekans who have been anticipat-
ing singing birds and golden east
ern horizon in the early mornings were
rudely surprised by the snow-covered
ground today.
Have a heart, have a heart, people,
please move back in the car was the
plea of a Washburn-Hun street
car conductor as he tried to take on
corner-fun of passengers this morn
ing.
A number of Salvation Army work
ers from Topeka will go to Kansas
City on February Is to hear an adj
dress by Evangeline Booth, commander
of the Salvation Army. who speaks in
Convention hall. She is the daughter
of the late William Booth, founder of
the organization.
Milk dealers who have not secured
permits to carry on their business by
January 20 may expect to be called
into account by DR.. G. W. Hill. chier
city food inspector. The milk permit
costs the dealer nothing, but is neces-
sary before he can operate the dairy,
Doctor Hill said.
MT TIyadnnSday- NIGHT at the
high school auditorium, given by the
Mountain Ash male concert choir, was
attended by more than three hundred
persons, including many members OF
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club. under whose auspices the
concert was given.
Economy goes hand in hand with
"Pepp's Coal Savings Plan" Call 482,
ADV.
The West Side Christian church will
hold the last Community Service be-
fore the revival meeting, which begins
February 1, at the church tonight.
Capt. w. p. MacLean and forty boys
from the Boys Industrial school will
give the program of the evening. Every
person interested in Bible school worh
is invited to attend.
Parsons, Kan, has contributed 500
for the Chinese famine sufferers, 1t Is
announced by DIR. Charles M. Sheldon,
who mas returned from tildI cry
where he conducted a meeting to in
terest citizens in the fund. He went
to Parsons at the invitation of E. l.
Holley, city commissioner, to hold
mass meeting. Labette county will
also give large quantity of corn, Doc
tor Sheldon said.
No room for an argument. "Pepp's
Coal Savings Plan aids the thrifty
housewife Call 482.-Adv.
Sixty-one persons had typhoid fever
in Topeka in 1920, it is reported by
DR.. Earle G. Brown. city health Off
Ger, more than twice the number who
mad typhoid in 1919. The disease
was not confined to one part of the
city but was scattered over various
parts, and affected persons of all ages.
DR.. Brown does not attribute the cause
of the typhoid cases to city water so
much as to carelessness in returning
milk bottles.
Arthur Rafaelson, who was arrested
several weeks ago on the charge of
being an l. w. w, took out a card in
the organization SO he could ride the
freight trains in peace, he told Judge
James Mcclure when he pleaded guilty
Wednesday. There are so many 1.
w. WIS on the road. he said, that they
threw him off the trains before he be-
came a member. Sentence was de-
ferred pending an investigation of the
youths past. His home is in Kansas
City.
The Prudential Trust Co. is deposit
tory for "Pepp's Coal Savings Plan"
Call 4S2-Ady