The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-28
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AT HOME NEWS
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Dance tonite-Special Music-Six
"Jazzers' Steinberg s.-Adv-
All issues Of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment;
Co. 534 Kansas avenue--Adv.
Voluntary bankruptcy petitions
were filed in the federal court here
Wednesday by c. Z. -AIdrich and
men and mechanics.
An addition to the Washburn art
gallery is The Deserted Farm" a.
painting by Chauncey F. Ryder,
shown in the recent art exhibit The
painting was purchased for $3.50 from
the fund raised by free will offerings
of visitors 10 the exhibit.
The state charter Board has ex-
tended to the Atchison Mills corpora
ton permission TO increase its capital
stock from $500 600 to 100000. The
board also extended authority to the
Citizens Lumber company of Claflin
TO increase its capital from s25,00o
TO $4,000.
Members of the Washburn Writer'S
club must produce literary attempts
at least every two weeks. according to
the new rules adopted by the club. AT
the meetings each member is required
to present something of his own in
prose or poetry, which will be read
at the meetings.
Miss Helen Roseu has been chosen
associate editor OF the Washburu Re-
view for next year by the newly
elected editor, Ralph BurkhoIder.
Hairs Crane VII be assistant editor,
Reuben ForEey Will be exchange edi-
tor and Burton Wassar, present editor,
VIII be sport writer next Year.
D, L. Chandler, president of the To-
peka Industrial Council. is to -pe the
delegate from that body to the national
convention of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, which will be held in
Denver next June. Chandler was
elected at a regular meeting of the
council, held Wednesday night
Vandals stole the pictures of pretty
Topeka high sci.ool girls, mem bers Of
the cast of the American Legion shc-E
to be held at fEe Grand theater N n
day and Tuesday nights, AMI the
Legion members are looking for the
cuIprtts. The PICTURES were disIlsa yad
in the lobby Of the theater. The
school youngsters who know AMI ad-
mlre the girls IN the chorus.
A collision between a Ford motor
truck belonging to the Independent
TaN-Cab company and a Maxwell car,
occurring at the corner of Third street
/ and Kansas avenue this morning re-
suited in considerable damage to the
( Il u n lie QTlFeE was not injured.
and the Maxwell, the driver said. did
not stop The Independent driver
said that the Maxwell was on The
wrong side of the street His own car
was on the right side.
A meeting of the full membership
of the-Topeka Chamber of Commerce
$ TO beSheId at the rooms of the
chamber tonight, when DIR. G. Frank
lin Ream will be the speaker. The
members will have the primary nomi-
I ton and election systems which are
to be followed in the election of di-
! rectors- explained tonight by the cleo
/ ton committee. Nine meetings of diff
ferent groups of the membership are
| scheduled for next week
/ At the preliminary organization
meeting of the Topeka Round table
chapter Of De Molay, II was decided
! that May 3 should be the date of the
1 initiation which is to- be held by an in
/ staIlation team from Kansas City.
/ There viii be zoe boys in the first
/ class. One hundred and fourteen of
I them, accompanied by their fathers.
met at the preliminary meeting Wed
/ nesday night and petitions for the
/ first class Will be received until
| May 5.
The Square Circle club will attend
1.-THE American Legion minstrel show
| at the Grand en- uasse Monday night.
/ it was voted at the regular meeting of
the club. The mem bers and thsir
wives Will hold their regular dinner