The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-02
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AT HOME NEWS

Dance tonight - Steinberg' s--Adv.
The place TO eat-Cremerie Cafe
terra, T26 Kansas (Upstairs)--Adv.
Z All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold The Shawnee Investment
Co. 554 Kansas aTeHus--Adv-
The regular monthly noon nesting
Of the Rota club will be held Wednes-
day at the Chamber OF Commerce at
1915 O'clock
H. Mexican. student secretary of
the state Y. NJ. c A. schools, and Mrs.
Mexican returned home Monday from
a vacation spent at Denver, Colo
W. r. Blair. general attorney for
the Union Pacific system. has gone TO
Dome Lake. wyoming. where ne and
some friends will spend q month fish
ing.
TIE formal opening OF the ney bill
lard hall T0S KAN avenue, viii
take place tonight. the owners, Harry
c. Trou1p and Charles H Cole. an
rounee- Music viii be furnished by
the Song Shop orchestra
Workuen are now busy repairing a
building at S33 North Kansas avenue,
which is going 70 he occupied by the
Eua hfzer & SpieIrnan Furniture COM
pauy after September L 1t will be a
branch sof the company's main store
Charles A Caster. county secretary
OF 7. NJ c A. work in Du PAGE eoun-
". Illinois. who formerly lived in To-
peka. stopped in here Monday for a
short visit. He was On his way to
Wheaton, Ill, where he will make his
home.
Kansas national guard rif1emen will
compete August 1926 for places on
the states rifle team to enter national
contests The competition Shoot viii
be held at Fort Riley The national
-. hafl The 0F1fn
range at Camp Perry September 6~22.
Lester w Riley, Is. a car appren-
tice. and Roy Selmer. %, a street car
conductor. both of whom claim Kan
sas City as their home. were picked up
in. the alley back of the Dibble Gro
Gerry store about o'clock this morn
ing and booked for investigation /.
was suspected that they were planning
TO enter the store, officers said
Hubert Cooper, a I2-year-oId negro
boy was sentenced TO the Boys In
dustriaI school Monday afternoon by
Judge J. D. NJ Hamilton. OF the
juvenile court Hubert had a hobby
for running away from home accord
ing TO the officers. and ran away
ing and parQIed to his uncle Harry
Taylor s+3 College avenue
W. E Bush. president OF the To-
peka typographical union. and o. O.
Bruce, delegate, left Monday night for
Quebec. Canada. where they will at
tend the international convention OF
the International typographical union
which will be in session there August
s TO 10 The allied printing trades
strikes will be in charge Of Charles
Rhode during Bush's absence
c. H. Bowman & Company an
uounce that they have closed a deal
whereby J. W Deieriing. % MAyetta.
trades his $50 acres Of land near that
place for two large apartment houses
in Kansas City, Mo. The deal IN
wolves a consideration of s65, 900.
Deierling receiving $4S 600 for his
land and paying a difference Of ST.
600 for the Kansas City property.
Joseph Haulon, son Of Fire Chief
Joseph Han1on. who has been dan
gerously i'll at a local hospital for the
IaSt@rnOntfl, was reported slightly i'm
an Infection in a toe and a lack OF
blood circulation in limb, II Is
said For a time it was feared that
IL might be necessary TO amputate the
limb Physicians are reported to have
found new hope in his condition to-
day. however.
A party of Texas farmers and bank
srs which is making an extensive ad-
vertisfng tour OF the north and east.
passed thru Topeka Monday on a spe-
cial train over the Rock Island The
train was made up by the Rock Island
at Dallas and the Rock Island line will
be used as far north as St Paul, where
the train will be turned over TO the
Northern Pacific The train consisted
Of four sleeDers. one baggage and one
observation car
John S. Dean was the principal
speaker at one OF the group meetings
Of the associated industries held at the
Ellzs club. Monday night Dean con-
fined most Of his remarks TO the in
dustriaI court law. declaring that in
passing the law the legislature went
beyond It's province, and that indus
trial enterprises are not Of public in
terest and should not come under the
Jurisdiction Of the court Other group
meetings of the associated industries
Will be held today at Manhattan and
SaHnR-
One hundred members In IT'S sun
day school by September 4 is the goal
Of a campaign opened this week by
the First Church of the Nazarene, at
Eighth and Topeka avenues When
the church was moved to the present
location few mouths ago. almost
half OF the Sunday school enrolment
OF sixty was lost = During the last
two months. however. the attendance
has jumped to seTenty-eight- Now an
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