The Topeka state journal., 1922-02-15
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS


Tax exempt kansas bonds, Shaw
nee Investment Co., 5S4 Kansas Ave.
Phone 5050--Adv.
Get your Did bank free. Shaw
nee Building & Loan association, 115
West Sixth street.-Adv.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Topeka Dental society was held Tues
| day night at the Elks club. E. d. Nc
Keever, attorney, addressed the den
| fists.
| The directors of the Topeka Mer-
! chants association will have a. dinner
J and evening meeting on Tuesday night,
February %, at the Chamber of Com
merce.
washburn college will hold a dual
debate with st. Mary's college on the
open shop question during the first
week in April. The members of the
Washburn teams have not been
selected.
| Plans were completed at meeting
| of the Norden Benefit association
Tuesday night for the annual banquet
| of the association. which will be held
at the Swedish Bethel church on
March 8.
Druggists of Shawnee county will
meet at $50 O'Clock tonight at a din
ner of the Shawnee County Pharma-
ceutical society at the Elks club.
Speakers at the dinner will be T. A.
! of Oklahoma City, Okla.
The report of the Providence asso-
citation for January. shows that
$1.214.41 was expended in actual relief
! measures OF this sum S201.63 was
spent for groceries, $419.20 for sal
aries of workers; s17s.S5 for meals
for Transient applicants, and $112.19
for the upkeep of the day nursery.
A. ]: Stout, superintendent of
schools, is in possession of n sample
copy of a diploma. which is issued to
applicants for citizenship by the
United States department of labor.
when the applicants complete a course
of study offered by the public schools
of>the country to aid them to become
citizens.
No more assemblies Will be held at
Topeka high school this week, accord
ing to r. r. Cook, principal. Prof. E.
ID. Schoenberger of Washburn college
arts department of the college plan TO
appear in a program which will be
presented before the students on Fri
day, February "a.
The two concerts given by Princess
Watahwaso, Penobscot Indian mezzo
soprano, al the Topeka high school
auditorium Tuesday afternoon, were
cess, who in private life is Mrs.
Thomas Gordon, wore the regalia of
her people and gave a brief talk about
her family and tribe.
The members of the Square Circle
club have reserved seats for the wrest-
| ling bout Monday night, February 81,
between Billy Edwards and Clarence
Eklund. The dinner of the club. to
which the members are to take their
wives. will be held at o'clock that
evening. Governor Allen is to make
the principal address of the evening.
The Monday Lunch club, made up of
/ fire insurance men, and field men
travelling out of Topeka. will entertain
the wives and friends of members at
a banquet at Peletier's tea room at
o'clock Monday evening. Speakers
will be Charles Hardy and w. L.
Gardner. The entertainment is in
charge of a committee of which Frank
Britton is chairman.
Robert B. Austin. manager of the
wholesale department of the Thomp-
n-Bauer-Austin Hardware company
of Topeka. is to be one of the speak
ers at the annual meeting of the Credit
| Granters of Kansas and Oklahoma, to
be held at Wichita Monday, February
20. Austin will speak on THE Re
sponsibilities of the Credit Manager to
Himself, His House and His Custom
ers.''
Miss Jane Lannan and Miss Peggy
Lovewell, both of Topeka, and Merton
Ladd, of Joplin. Mo, became members
of the Washburn College Press clu b
following the publication of the cur
rent issue of the Washburn Review.
official student paperl BY writing a
| series of articles for the paper, the