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

as the darkest value. The colors are
mounted on black cardboard. Infor-
nation concerning the charts is
printed on the back.
The sophomore class of Topeka high
school gave a Halloween party in the
gym Saturday night, October 20.
Games and dancing furnished the eve
ning's entertainment. An orchestra
composed of Robert Service and Ken
and one-half spent in dancing. About
fifty members of the class were
present.
Topeka high school football squad
is preparing for the hardest football
game of the season when Topeka plays
Lawrence, November is. Much en-
thusiasm is being displayed by all the
students.
The game is to be played at Law
renee. Two years ago Lawrence won
! from T. H. S. by a score of 27-o. Last
year the game resulted in a tie, 90
This year Lawrence is going to suffer
defeat, according to T. H. S. rooters.
! Students of T H. S. will be glad to
hear of the experience of Clell Han
son, a former student of T. H. S. He
, is now on a world cruise and has al
ready been in Norway, Sweden, Den
mark, France and England. Re left
| the United States on the ship u. s.
! Pittsburg," but returned on the ~.
/ S. Sands" General Pershing was a
| passenger on the u. S. Sands"
Clen thoroly understands the condi-
tons in these countries, and knows
what poverty stricken" means. The
children are starving because of the
| lack of nourishment.
! The Student Council met Tuesday,
| October "a, to discuss the question of
! governing the conduct of the boys who
take lunch at the grocer store, also that
/ dancing be limited to one hour. Mr..
| Cook explained that the new ruling
! of the faculty social committee in re-
/ gard to dancing was made in effort
/ to furnish other types of amusements
! beside dancing.
The new ruling allows but one hour
/ Of dancing at parties. This makes it
necessary for the social committee to
furnish other amusements for the re-
mainder of the evening.
The history classes are using the
! Outlook and the Literary Digest for
their outside reports. The Literary
! Digest has been used for two years but
part of the members of the class have
subscribed to the Outlook this year,
for the first time.
''The Little Black Devil'' and Get
| ting Acquainted were the two
sketches presented by several mem
| bers of the Dramatic club in assem-
bly, Wednesday, November 2.
The plot of the first story centers
! about little black image of the devil,
which, according to Indian legend,
makes the person holding it "sullen,
angry, and in short, devilish.' The
cast of characters was as follows:
Professor Mossbank. Edgar Gardner
Olivia, his daughter. ......
Jeanette Schwartz
| Dick, OliYia's fiance, ........
| Richard Maroney
Getting Acquainted" is the story
of an old bachelor who has beer
keeping company with two old maid
sisters for fifteen years. Finally Jane
gets tired and forces him to decide
which of the two he really wishes tc
get acquainted with. The characters
| were:
| JOhn Purdy. robert Akers
Jane. .............. Eulalia McNeiley
Priscilla. Jessie Tobia!
Ever tried baked marrow for a change
Having CREASED a baking tin wen place il
the marrow slices, cut fairly thick, poul
over a little fat and bake with the meat