The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-23

KimbaiI. 1891 after 4 o'clock. Other
hours. $3.50.
The regular meeting of the North
Topeka Civic club will be held Tues
day evening at the Community house.
corner Laurent and jackson streets.
If you were starting to help raise
$4,000 to relieve and stamp out some
thing that had caused you untold
heartache for almost one and a half
years. and you depended upon your
friends to help. and almost before
you were started you would get the
following letter:
Dear Mrs. Maze: am sending
you a check for $40 to start you out
on your work-the porch fund
sure hope North Topeka people will
come to the front and do their part
as they do in everything else. Wish
ing you success, 1 am,
Yours sincerely, Mrs. -.
Wouldn't you feel that your cam
paign would be a success? Have you
given your contribution yet? If not.
leave it at any North side bank or
with Mrs. C. C. Maze, 1892 North
Quincy street.
the $4,000 which is being raised for
the purpose of building porches for
the tuberculosis hospital
Parks & Bobb will move Monday
from their present location, S33 Kan
sas avenue, to temporary quarters in
the Stearns building in West Laurent
street. Work on remodeling the
building at S33 Kansas avenue will be
begun at once by the Emahizer-
Spielman furniture company. which
has bought the property and will put
in a branch store at this location.
It is said that a prophet is not
without honor save in his own coun-
try. The exception proves the rule
in the case of Senator Charles Curtis
for North Topeka is always ready
with praise of her native son." The
following. taken from New York
Notes. in the Atchison Globe, vii!
meet with the hearty approval OF
North Topeka citizens, especially as
regards putting things thru" The
North Topeka postoffice building is
an il1ustra ton of Senator Curtiss abil-
ity in this line.
Few senators in Washington have
the influence of Senator Curtis, who is
recognized as one of the most powerful
men in the United States. Curtis is
part and parcel of the inner circle that
puts things thru or keeps them from
being put thru. Senator Lodge is the
spokesman for the Republicans in the
senate. He is old and feeble and the
next man is Senator Curtis. Be-
weakness Curtis is the senator who
does most of the leading"
Two barrels of red lemonade were
consumed at the Quincy playground
yesterday from 8 to 8. More than 600
| children and grown ups were served
! free lemonade during the afternoon
| and evening. No casualties have been
reported up to the present time ex-
cept perhaps a stomach ache or two
| : !, - !,
| Shawnee council, No. 8, S. B. A, will
| hold a basket picnic supper for the
members at Garfield park Monday
evening, supper to be served between
6 and Z. All members are requested
to come and bring basket suppers.
The council will furnish ice cream
and lemonade.
| Notes and Personals.
! A number of the members of the Wo.
mems Home Missionary society of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church attended
the meeting at the Lowman Hill church
!! last evening, when Miss Kallstadt, nation
al secretary. of the Women's Home Mis-
lsionary society. gave a talk. Miss Kali
stadt will speak at the evening service at
the Kansas Avenue Methodist church Sun
| day.
T. A. pinger and family of route 8
left today on motor trip to Colorado.
The evening service at the North Topeka
Christian church will be held in the base
ment auditorium. The subject of the ser
mon mon by the poster, the Rev l. A; Wilson
ing subject will be "The Friends of Jesus
/ Twenty girls with Miss Viola Van Nice
their director, from the North Side play
| grounds, took swimming lessons at the
Y. w. c. A. Friday morning.
Ward B. Maurer spent Thursday visiting
! his mother. Mrs. Glenn C. Maurer of Monroe
street.
Word has been received of the death OF
DR.. J. F. Buck on July 10. at his home in
Long Beach, Calf DR.. Buck was former
/ resident Of 10 ho for L., =
ing at 1925 Jackson. before their removal
to California about fifteen years ago. DR.
the Boys Industrial school He is sur
vived by daughter. who lives at Long
Beach. The burial was at Long Beach.
| been visiting relatives in North Topeka
have returned to their home in Des Moines
| Don't forget that NyaI's Family Remedies
are all guaranteed. Once a trail always
Nyals at q. p. pharmacy. Geo. W. Knauer
proprietor, $40 North Kansas ave. Topeka
| Angelina snediker viii go to Kansas City
tomorrow, accompanied by her brother
Oliver. to visit her aunt, Mrs. Hahn, for
Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Fireoved and Mrs
Anna Mitchell will spend Sunday in In
Mrs. S. GaIitzki and little daughter, who
are sick at their home in Jackson street
are somewhat improved today.
$. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sietant S23 Kansas ave Adv.
Mr.. Kelsey Petro is rather firm IN his
ideas as to the value of dollar. Mr.. Petro
| claims that it is a question that can be
| answered in a thousand ways-in fact thai
every individual formed their own concep-
| ton of it, but that the true value Of 9
dollar Is not what it will buy but what
it will build Did you know that with a
payment of $500 month for 10S months
the 5 b Bglaing dSan N steSda
| in addition TO your $1,000 principal
! Don't forget the Midwest features are
! Safety-LiberaI Income Yield-CashabiI
4 ity.-Adv.