The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-16
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AT HOME NEWS

Chinese chOW-meln dlnner JVc
Heron Coffee shop, Saturday night
to S.-Adv.
1s47 Rogers Brothers Sold Handle
Knife and Fork Set, S6.75. c. A
Wolf Jeweler.-Adv.
All issues of Liberty Bonds Dough:
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue Adv
Thomas A Lee will address the Sat
urday Night Literary club al 1880
o'clock Saturday evening on France
and America"
The Marker & Zeferjohn grocery
store at 1000 North Madison street
has been purchased by y. G. Bathurst,
T025 North Van Buren, street
A new automatic sprinkler system IS
TO be installed in the Beatrice Cream
cry compauy's plant at Second ana
Folk streets, early next month
The Topeka branch Of the Ameri-
can society of Civil Engineers will
hold a dinner and entertainment at
the Chamber of Commerce Saturday
evening.
The Topeka Abdallah Shrine club
will give its final party of the year at
the F,Iks' club. Monday evening II
will be in honor of the officers of the
local Shrine club.
An overcoat was stolen from David
J. Augustus clothing store and man
ieure set was taken from the kinga-
man Drug store lnufSudNt dCtOl uAi5
to reports to the police.
The Coium bian Title and Trust COM
many will be installed in its new quar-
ters January l. The mahogany Tx
lures for the office have arrived and
arc being put into place.
NJ. IT. Mexican. student secretary of
the state Y NJ c. A, viii arrive in To-
veka Saturday, from a trip to Wichita
and Sterling where he held number
Of conferences with college students.
Three films, The Story of the
Orange" Give a Thought to Music,
and "The Lure of Lake Erie" will
be shown in the boys department of
the Central Y NJ. c. at 1880 o'clock
tonight
Mrs. May Greenwalt. charged with
v.assine a worthless check for S39.1o
on Berkson Brothers store, waived
her preliminary hearing in the court
Of Topeka today and was bound over
to the district court for trial.
A. A. Remington. general secretary
OF The state Y. NJ. c. A, returned TO
Topeka Thursday from trip thru
central Kansas. He met with the
fDard of directors of the McPhersoh
and Saffua Y. NJ. c. AS while on his
"Trip.
Miss Mable Richie, 1912 Western
avenue, was called to Colorado thurs
dav. on account of the serious illness
Of her sister, Mrs. w. H. Violet, of
Topeka several times and has many
friends here.
Frank Carter and Susie Carter, ne
aroes, were bound over to the district
court by Judge Paul Heinz today for
taial on a charge of holding up w. n.
Rock at the south end of the Melan
bridge last August and 'robbing him o.
a5watch and So in money.
s The Leavenworth volleyban team
defeated the Atchison team four out
ar seven games played at Leaven-
worth wednesday night in the North
ca tern Kansas Y NJ. c. A. volleybau
Ieague. The Topeka and Leaven-
worth teams are now tied for first
place.
@1he committee in charge of the
Shawnee County Older Boys confer
ence which will be held at the First
presbyterian clurch, February 4 and
!. will meet at 1870 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon at the Central Y. NJ. G. A. to
discuss plans for the conference.
Eugene -Olandcr is chairman of the
committee.
The board of directors of the Topeka
Eiwanis club, at the regular meeting
at he Chamber of Commerce at noon
today. elected william Horley score
tary for the coming year. H. II. Mack
was elected to the board of directors
FOR the coming year, to take the place
left vacant by Horley on his election
to the secretaryship.
There have been awarded to
Thomas L. Blackwell sales agent C
l.. Sawin and b. f owen, statesmen
for the National Cash Register COM
nsny, three loving cups in recogni-
ton of the saleSWOrk of the men in
the local branch office. The cups
were awarded by John II. Patterson,
president of the company.
One mother at Ottawa, Kan, who
had eight boys in the service. is con-
Verting her sons war risk insurance
& into government life insurance and
paying the first premium a a Christ
mas present, according to W. H. Rud-
rauff, acting sub-district manager of
the United States veterans bureau,
who returned to Topeka from ottawa
Thursday night.
The annual showing of fancy beef
noTk and other meat products by the
Charles Wolff Packing company will
he held Sunday, according to an
1iouncement made. Special guides will
Ire provided to conduct visitors thru
the plant from o'clock Sunday morn
ihg- until $3.50 oc clock Sunday after
moon. The showing and exhibit was
inst made two years ago
The portable building. which will
be erected on the Quincy school
grounds during the Christmas holi-
days has arrived in Topeka, according
to A. j. Stout. superintendent of
schools This building will be used for
the overflow of North Topeka stu
dents. Every room in the North To-
pelza schools is crowded at the pres
ent time and every available room is
being used.
otto L. Crouch was elected captain
OF Canton Topeka No. 8, l. o. o. F..
at the annual election of officers
Thursday night at the Odd Fellows
temple. The other officers elected
were; Samoa Wood. lieutenant; Zerne
u Elliot. ensign; NJ T. Watson. clerk;
w. II. Semple, accountant; James r.
Cough. guard; Robert Noting, STAN
dard bearer: Guy Stoves. sentinel:
John Starr, picket. and +. o. Elliot
lieutenant colonel of the regiment.
A Bethlehem pageant will be given
at O'Clock Sunday afternoon by the
children of the First Congregational