The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-04

Committees on the peace parade for
Armistice day request all organizations
to send their names and names of
captains to r. r. Baer, marshal of the
parade. In this way they will be as
signed to their places in the parade.
The captains may wear badge so
that the marshal may recognize them.
Churches, Sunday schools and all
farmers unions and oranges may par
ticipate in the parade.
The fire department was called to
the Sage drug store, S31 Kansas ave
nue., yesterday afternoon, when a
stopped up flue in the Emahizer-Spiel-
man furniture store, $40 Kansas ave-
nue., filled the drug store with smoke.
No damage resulted.
Blue Corps No. will hold the regu-
lar meeting at the hall, S31 Kansas
avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
Victor council No. 4, S. B. A. will
hold a Homecoming meeting the first
Thursday evening in December, in
honor of the older members of the
council in point of membership.
J. NJ. Barr, manager of the North
side branch of the Emahizer-Spiel-
man furniture store, is convinced that
it pays to advertise. If Barr had ever
had any doubts to the contrary, they
were put to rest this morning when
, he reached the store shortly before 3
o'clock. He found the entrance crowd
| ed with women and was almost
mobbed before he could get the door
| open. He was at a loss to account
| for so early a rush until he overheard
| a woman say, Its only two minutes
! now till the sale begins"
| Then Barr understood that the
women were under the mistaken i'm
pression that the one hour sale adj
yertised for the South side store also
| included the North Topeka store, as
was not the case, and which he had
some difficulty in explaining.
Notes and Personals.
| Mrs. Frank Rogers and son, La
| Rue. of S42 Monroe street, Will visit
over the week end with friends IN
| Eskridge.
Katherine Taggart of Meriden, is
visiting Marjorie Bradley of S34 Kan
| sas avenue.
Miss Gladys Henderson, of Elmeida
Kan, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
| q A. Mcclure, S23 Quincy street.
Mrs. Harry Graham, of 3O2 Para
more street, left today for Halstead
Kan, where she will visit her sister
Miss Frances Helm, who is in nurses
training there
All members of the Christian En-
| deayor society of the Second Presby-
] terrain church are requested to attend
the meeting at the church this eve
ming at o'clock, as important busl-
ness will be transacted
Miss Sarah Wilson. of Wamego, Is
the guest of Mrs Ed. Helm, zoos
Quincy street, and attending the teach
S. E. Mcfarland. Optometrist. 50:
| N. kansas ave. See him if you neee
| gIasses.-Adv-
entertained last evening at their home
in Quincy street with a Halloween
marty. The guests were; Mildred
| Miller. Mildred Clark, Emma Lot
Westbrook, Marie Tyce, Frances Glea'
son, Alice Keasinger, Lillian Saylef
| Emmagene Holman. Dorothy Mark
ham. Jeanette Delfoss, Mrs. w. G
SaIyer. David Hartzell, Joe Penn1ck
Harold Sealand. Doyle Duncan. Henry
Westbrook, Arthur Marshal and Ralpf
Tyce.
julius Raffelock of the Angus
Clothing company accompanied th'
shrine band to Lawrence today.
Miss Frances Sanders, of Usage City
is the guest of the c. A. Fernstron
family and attending the teachers
convention.
formerly of ITO Van Buren, street
have moved to Emporia.
Miss Myrtle Foltz. of Taylor tract
is recovering from an attack of diph
iberia.
Mrs. Jacobs, formerly of North To
peka. who has been in Illinois for thu
past several months, is visiting at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheetz
l1226 Quincy street.
Miss Eleanor Sutton is doing cashier
work at Buechner's today, taking the
place of Mrs. Larsen, who is confined
to her home by a severe cold.