The Topeka state journal., 1921-12-12

club and Albert Kerr Is chairman Of
ton affair held for the purpose Of bet
rer acquaintance between alumni. stu
dents and prospective students OF
Kansas university
There VIII be a fun dress rehearsal
Of the Topeka Press clubs Frying Pan
show at the Chamber Of Commerce
Tuesday evening Al the same time a
final check Of the tickets which have
been sold To Cae banquet and si1oW
viii be made An imperative sum
mons 10 De present al the rehearsal
has been issued by MiIrou Tabor. sec
rerary of the club. 10 al the members
who are n the cast
George W Collins was Saturday
uI1cad upon r1e pension LIST OF the
Union Pacific having served that
company faithfully fer 4 period CT
tweury-seveu years. Collins has
worked fer rhe com Da1y here most OF
--aE time He vas first Employed Is
engine foreman. then yard master and
in later vza-s acted As switch tender
ar the Rock Island junction The LAT
TER place Eas been taken over by An
drew LCueT
Two Topeka groceries have recently
changed hands. J. c. Tauperr mas sold
the Zrocerv store which he has or
Grated for the past seventeen years
at sos West Twelfth street To H F
Browning. formerly OF Casper. VVvo.
The MarvI1 S- Norris grocery store
at 712 West TweIth street has been
sold the purchasers being @ F. sun
dahl and E 3 Cook Both SunGahI
and Cook have been connected win
the william Green < Son grocery firm
i fitting burial VIII De given Miss
Gladys Blanchard aSa -. who died
Deu1iless and without relatives. ar TIE
tuberculosis "a nat0r1uu- SATURDAY.. The
f1r sErr
IN Mount Hope cemetery The Central
avenue and First Christian churches
are collecting 4 fund to pay the fun
eraI expenses OF the girl H "
BomEard1er. who has the BODY -
docaCing his services and the use OF
his hearse. and is asking OnIy suaI1
sum 70 cover the cost Of rne casker-
The first phouograph parade in rhz
history OF Topeka was held Saturday
afternoon by the -SpIeImau
Z Furniture compa1Z- Fourteen com
pauv trucks carrying I5U different
paraded from the company store 70
I=n-h a1t Kansas avenues ard north
-1rl1 Norm Topek1- This vas 4 car
Load consignment Two or Captain
W ? MacLean's 5ugiers were on the
Leading truck TIE sale of TIE IusrrII-
Ueuls began TO-DAY Much interest
vas displayed in the parade
The Womeu-s Benefit assocIa ton Of
the 1Iaccabees. progressive review No.
Is held lis annual election Of officers
Friday at ArCauIu hall The officers
elected were Mrs Christina. OTsa--
man past commander, Mrs. Margaret
BechreIheIm record keeper; Mrs.
Mduca Morse. commander; Mrs. Ellen
SIpeS Rooney. collector Ms. Matilda
ShI1kIs- lieutenant commander. Mrs.
Mary H Deisher+ chaplain. Mrs Eva
D. Gilbert. LADY IL arms Mrs Mary A
p
uueI; and Mrs Sarah Wagner ticket
Mss ANY Spaldlng. Of New York. one
q the four field lecturers on Aueri-
canIzauon for the W e. 7 L VIII
speak at the Tr1th Reading room III
West sixth avenue At $50 o clock to
morrow afternoon In The evening At
T-59 O'Clock she viii speak At the
United Brethren church Tuesday noon
Miss SpaIdlug VIII speak At 1920
clock At the Chamber Of Commerce
she viii be IN Topeka Tuesday and
Wednesday and or Tuesday viii be
The guest CT the Lillian AIiLchEer ".
c. T L
The CnIon PacfEiC's recent reduction
III working forces and the CONSEQUENT
Dumping which Is taking place down
thru the ranks OF employees has caused
number CT changes TO be made n
the compa1ys freight house force
here- Having been removed as cashier
Al Fort RILEY Arthur Ackland- On dc-
count OF his seniority. becomes cashier
here. succeeding r L Barrett The
latter IN turn bumps Kenneth Green
As Ersr yard clerk. and Green moves
down & notch 10 second yard clerk
taking the place Of Eugene Grace. wEo
becomes rhlrd clerk
Charles Pi1kSrd. a., was picked up
by the police Sunday night while beg
g1ng a tl1Ia and Kansas avenue He
vas telling 4 hard Tr-c5S =-1r-z- which
he repeared at police headquarters
and Won SO mucn sympathy that his
name vas put on the bum book n
stead Of the docket He was then re-
leased IN the evening he came TO the
jaI FOR Il nights lodging When he
vas searched BY the sergeant before
being put INTO Tie cage. 4. total or
s-T-51 was found in his pockets. The
sergzaur removed his name from the