The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-08
Local Mention

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A state warrant charging Dennis P.
Fahey with grand larceny was issued
Monday by the county attorney. Fahey
was arrested Tuesday night by the po-
lice on a charge of stealing S137
worth of materials from the Santa Fe
yards.
The meeting of the Topeka District
Women's Foreign Missionary society
will be held Thursday and Friday at
the Trinity Methodist church, Six
teenth and Harrison streets. Miss
Ethel Calkins of Shahjahaupur, India,
will speak Thursday afternoon and
evening. There will be a special
prayer for the disarmament confer
ence at 11.3O o'clock Friday morning
and will be conducted by DR.. w. E.
Blackstock, pastor of Trinity church.
Standard bearers and young women
will have supper at $50 o'clock Fri
day evening. This will be followed by
a special program. The services are
open to the public, according to Mrs.
C. c. Lommasson, district secretary.
Raymond Chiropodist. orpheum Bldg.-Adv.
A fire truck from No. station re-
spending to an alarm near Stormont
hospital and street car collided on
Huntoon street Monday evening about
s. o'clock. The damage was not seri-
Gus and no one was injured.
A new donations committee Of the
Merchants association was appointed
at q meeting of the association di-
rectors at the Chamber of Commerce
this noon. The old committee re-
signed en- bloc, giving as a reason
too much time demanded in doing the
committee work. The association also
passed a resolution opposing adoption
of the American cvaluation sections
OF tho FroerQ6npv tariff hill
The condition of five-year-old Ann
Morrisey. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Morrisey, 713 Clay street.
is today reported improved. The child
was run down Friday by an automo-
bile. and was unconscious until Mon
day.
Fun. fin. SNOWFALL dance Nov 10
Warnicks, 626-2S Quincy st.-Adv.
The 1921 annual reunion of the Old
Settlers of Shawnee county will be
held December 5. The rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce have been
that date, and they will have lunch
there, as a part of the days program.
In Difference to the proclamation
of the president of the United States
requesting the observance of Friday,
November II, 1921, as a patriotic holt
day thruout the United States, the
members of the Graphic Arts club of
Topeka, will on that day SO far as
expedienr close their respective places
of business. This action was taken
at a meeting held today at the Elks
club.
TIE Rev. J. H. Fazel will speak
evening at the father and
son banquet which will be held at the
Central Park Christian church. Eighty
men and boys are expected to attend.
Miss Neva Shoemaker. of the Wash
burn college Y. W. C. A. will address
the members of the Topeka high
school Y. w. C. A. at their meeting
this afternoon and will tell of her ex-
perience in social work in Denver last
summer.
The Junior class of Topeka high
school will hold a party Thursday
night at the high school gymnasium.
Topeka lodge No 524, L. o. o. NJ, |
held it's regular meeting Monday night |
at the lodge club rooms. The meet
ing was followed by a smoker. More
than one hundred members attended.
A special program will be furnished
at the entertainment which will be
given Friday night.
The Topeka branch of the National
Breeders and Fanciers' association
will hold it's regular meeting and an
nual election of officers Wednesday
evening at the Chamber of Commerce,
according to c. B. Harrington, secre-
tary.