The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03
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Diamond Engagement Rings, $50 to
$500. Easy terms. Harris-Goar Co.
Adv.
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co.. o3s Kansas ayenue---Aus
The spalding Reading Circle will
hold its annual picnic at Gage park
Monday night Dinner viii be served
at seven o'clock.
Permit TO build a .five-reem house
at q cost of 81 400 at sol BraHner was
given B. Davidson, 1928 Branner, by
the city fire marshal en- Thursday.
A. special sermon on the need eff
contributing to Chinese relief will be
, given by DR.. Charles NJ Sheldon at
the Westminster Presbyterian church
Sunday night at 8 o'clock.
! A reduction in the prices of stude-
baker automobiles, ranging from SS4o
to s525 en- different models, has been
ANNOUNCED. The various models Of
the ear new sell in Topeka at from
s1,5eo tie s2,s1b.
The baccalauFeate sermon fer the
Seaman rural high school WILDE given
Sunday morning by the Rev. Q. l..
Weir of the North Topeka Baptist
church. The Seaman high scheel giee
club will furnish music for the ecca-
fsien.
T.
they each bought in Texas is almost
worthless, and that they have net re-
tceived the water rights as was repre-
scented, Andrew Kreiger and Henry
Kreiger, wamege farmers, filed suit
| in the federal court here Thursday to
collect $4,000 from the Stewart Land
company.
After discovering encouraging traces
/ of ell in tAe we'll at Lyndons the Einn7
hurst Investment company has de-
cided to resume drilling immediately
on the Carbendale property, which has
been abandoned fer the past two
months. Drilling on the Carbonate
well had reached 1887 feet when it
was stepped.
Jess willard, former worlds heavy
weight champion, suffered the less of
an automobile by fire at Eudora q few
days ago, according to information re-
eeived here The ear was of fxeneh
make. which had been traded to him
by w. L. Porter of the Porter-Reo
Motors company of Topeka. Details
| of the accident were not known here.
Among the pupils who will appear
| in a dramatic art recital at AssumP-
| ton hail this Afternoon will be
Florence Wiesner, Lois Werth. Berna-
| dette Cunningham, Mary Sheahan,
| Catherine Fleisch, Ursula Barclay
/ Elizabeth Nell, Lucia Fleersch, Rob-
ert Fox, Raymond Murray, Minerva
/ Dureln, Grace Holloway, Rutn Parry,
and Louise Birmingham.
| A new advertising agency is to be
established in Topeka by c. D. Yet
| ter, assistant secretary of state, and
! Charles Kenyon, formerly with the
| Wales Advertising agency and more
recently with the Renker Oil COM
pany. The agency is to be known as
| the Y. K. Agency, and will be located
| in Room Z of the Aetna building.
/ Kenyon will be in active charge of the
business
Swimming has replaced gymnasium
work among the boys at the Central
Z. NJ. C. A. Glasses in gymnasium
were discontinued June I. In the
month of May boys took 1908 swirns
in the Central Y. NJ. c. A. pool. of
thai number 536 swims were taken
by Boy Scouts and the remainder by
boys who are not members of the Y,
NJ. C. A. Lessons in swimming are
given scouts every Tuesday night
Parents of Lincoln school pupils
were invited to an exhibit of manual
training work of the school for the
past year at the school building
Woodwork, sewing, basket ana rug
weaving, drawing. history displays,
and cement work were among the
features of the exhibit w. F. Love-
less has charge of the manual train
ing work at Lincoln and Miss Elsie
Cuthbert is instructor in domestic
science.
The regular meeting of the directors
of the Kiwanis club was held IN the
Chamber of Commerce rooms at noon
today. There were no matters OF spe-
cial Importance before the board. The
Kiwanis club has issued a challenge
to all other civic organizations in the
city for a series of baseball games to
be played during the summer between
| teams made up exclusively of MEM
bers of the organizations challenged.
Thus far there has been received no
answer to the challenge