The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-05
Local Mention


ton on the governor of Minnesota for
a requisition for return of Frank w.
Miller, who is wanted in Butler county
on charge of wife desertion.
It was reported to the police last
Tuesday that a Waltham watch be-
longing to w. b. Kaschy of Hartford,
Kan, had been stolen from the Turk
ish bath a the National hotel. The
correct name is w. b. Gasehe. Gasche
stated today that the watch had been
found in his home and that no blame
whatever rests upon the Turkish bath
parlor or its patrons. Gasche is presi-
dent of the Alliance Cooperative In
surance company and lives at SIS
Fillmore street.
Heron Coffee Shop will be open
until nine all week. Entrance south
door of Woolworth's.-Adv.
Can you use $500? Buy $50 COM
pound interest Installment Savings
Certificate at the State Savings Bank.
In 60 months you get $500 CASH
Adv.
Twenty -four service storage by day
| or month. cars washed, satisfaction
guaranteed. All Kinds of hauling. Get
our price. Phone 957. Union Taxicab
and Baggage Co, 42T-29 Jackson
Adv.
See us. Dryer Furniture Co. $40
East Fourth. Phone 4391.-Adv.
The regular meeting of the Shaw
nee County Medical society will be
| held at the State hospital Monday
evening at Sis o'clock according to
announcements sent out by DR.. Earle
! G. Brown, city health officer and sec
rotary of the society. The program
will be furnished by the staff of the
State hospital, DR.. Brown said.
The Victory Highway association is
| established in its own quarters over
Stahsfield's drug store. Since its in
| ception it had maintained headquar-
/ ters' in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms.
Raymond Chiropodist. orphenm Bldg.-Adv.
The Rev Frederick siedenburg,
| dean of the School of Sociology, of
Loyola University, Chicago, Ill. will
give an address on THE New Citizen
I'ship," Monday evening at s o'clock at
| the Assumption church. The Rev. Mr..
| Sled eHburg comes to Topeka unde
| the auspices of the Spald5pg Reading
Circle and. all friends of that organ
ization ana those interested in social
welfare work are invited to attend this
| lecture. Dean Henry V. Stearns, Mrs.
Henry j. Dotterweich and Mrs. Ray
i
musical numbers.
The Topeka Ministerial Union will
| meet at 10 o'clock Monday morning
at the Y w. c. A. according to n. w.
Benning, secretary
John e. Manley, of the interna-
| tfonal committee OF the Y NJ. c. A.
| will deliver an address at Sis o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the Central Y.
NJ. c. A. The meeting is open TO ali
| the men of the city and supper will be
| served. Marley is a former Topekan,
having formerly been general secre-
| tary of the state Y. NJ. c. A. He is
brother of L. r. Manley, of the
Topeka Pure Milk company.
Topeka Lodge. No. 525. L. o. o. NJ,
| held special entertainment Friday
night at the lodge club rooms. More
| than 100 members and candidates at
tended. The feature of the program
| was the singing of Miss Margaret Bell.
| She was dressed in Scotch costume
and sang number of Scotch songs
and ballads.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kemper, T23
| Topeka boulevard, returned to theif
home Friday night after a seventeen-
| day visit to Mrs. Kemper's sister in
Ohio.
Monroe Neiswender, of Shorey, re-
ported to the police that while he was
| standing in front of the Novelty thea
ter Friday night someone picked his
pocket, obtaining a bill folder contain
ing s96. There were two checks. each
for $3.50 on the Charles Wolff Pack
ing company, and the balance was in
bills, according to the report. -
Another toy factory has been started
in Topeka. Frank Conner is pfoprfe-
tor and the new factory is located at
81 East Sixth avenue. Two women
are employed at present in assembling
toy aeroplanes. Conner manufactures
the parts. The model is one inch IN
length and is made principally of wood
pulp and fiber. A small block OF wood
is placed inside the body to weight the
model down and the fiber is very
light. The force in the factory will be
increased as the demand for the toyt
increase, according to Conner. A
model is being displayed ih@the show
window, of the Fair store at SIS Kan
First Congregational II a. m. Sub
ject, Disarmament ADV.
a place where your patronage is ap-
preciated. Ride 20 blocks for IS cents.
Trunk checks called for free. Open
! night and day. Phone 95I Union
Tazicab & Baggage Co. New location,
427-2s Jaoksofz-Adv.
I Fond mothers need not worry here
| after about their daughters catching
cold after taking a >dip IN the I. w
c. A swimming pool Seven new hair
driers have neen installed and tested
! out by the y w c. A. and have
proved very successful The pool has
| been deepened from five TO six feet
and the water is kept continually at
a temperature Of IS degrees. Fresh