The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01

IeeilnE Kind O. blue
7, Eat an apple,
IL VIII cheer you thru and thru
Eat an apple!
SSoothe your liver over night.
Eat an applet
Sweet Cider, wholesale and retail.
custom grinding every day. Diamond
5otthng Works, 22O1 Lincoln st.
rhone 317S.-Adv.
The seEond weekly meeting of the
SLass IN advertising which is being
conducted in Topeka by the extension
oIVision of the Kansas State university,
Wll be held at the Chamber of Com
merce at 1880 O'Clock tonight.
Members of Topeka Commandery
No ., knights Templar. Will observe
their annual past commanders night
Mlth program on the evening of
tuesday, November 21. at the Masonic
temple Chester a. Buell. is the present
commander.
The Geography of rne Bible will
De the topic discussed at a meeting of
the young mems Bible class at the
central Y. NJ. c. A. at Z o'clock Thurs
DAY evening at the association build
ing. N. w. Benning, secretary of the
association, will be in charge.
, Miss Katharine Lamott entertained
the H. p. c. club at her home on High
avenue Monday evening The guests
We're Hazel Strait. Wilma Park. Lu-
Gle Helm, Josephine Frank, Lillian
Frank. Marjory Strait, Mrs. c. J.
Cooper. Mrs. Marshall Lamott ana
Catharine Lamott.
The supreme court has denied
writ of habeas corpus TO William
Teschler, wanted by Texas authorities
TO serve prison term for robbery
Teschler objected to being turned over
to Texas officials when he was re
leased recently from the federal
prison at LeavenwOrth.
Miss Alice Thayer of Burma. re-
turned missionary, addressed the
members-of the wOmens auxiliary OF
the First Baptist church at a meeting
this afternoon in the church parlors-
NJ IS Thayer is a graduate of Ottawa
university. The meeting was preceded
by a dinner at the church.
Clyde NJ. Reed. chairman of the
public utilities commission, will go to
Washington next week to appear
November 10 before the interstate
commerce commission in an Orient
garding a survey of the roads prop
erty and its probable value
The speakers at the mass meeting
at Labor Hall, Thursday afternoon
viii be the Rev. E. W. Harrison, who
viii speak on THE Voter and His
Ballot" and Ike GiIberg, who will give
the second of a series of three talks
on economies The meeting Will be
held at o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Thru the adjutant generals office,
attendance at the infantry school.
Camp Benning, Ga, of Capt kendall
A Walton and Capt. Samuel P. Meyer. |
Both men are residents of Lawrence. |
The men commanded companies H.
and NJ. of the 137th infantry, Kansas
National Guards.
Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Strawn cele-
brated their sixteenth wedding ami |
versary Sunday. Persons present at
the celebration we're: II. W. Hollar, |
l. do
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Carter, Margaret, |
John and Betn Carter and George and 1
Elizabeth Hampstead. of Topeka Mr.. |
Strawn has lived on the same farm /
for forty-seven years
Two hundred and fifty boys were in l
attendance at the Halloween party /
held Tuesday night at the Central Y. /
II. c. a. Masked games were played /
nuts were served. Members of the /
boys work committee OF the associa- !
ton. in charge OF the party were: W. (
L. Gardner. p f. Schilling. l. P. Dit
temOre. H r. Thompson, Rad NJ. Lee 4
and Lyman King
4 night school has been opened at /
Silver Lake high school and will be
he'd every school night each week. /
Courses of instruction are open to the /
public. The subjects offered are as
fo.,ONs: Business courses, typewrit-
ing. bookkeeping. shorthand. manual /
training. sewing and cooking, black
commercial arithmetic, business Eng
lish and business spelling.
Celebration Of its forty-third ami
versary by the Emahizer- -Spielman
Furniture company, has taken the
form of a special anniversary sale
which will continue until December l.
The company was founded in 1879 at
Oberlin. Kan. by J. c. Ema hizer, now
president of the concern. II. a. Spiel
man became a partner in the enter
yt-hP moved n Tone Al
twenty years ago. and William ia
cobs, jr., treasurer. has been admitted
to partnership since that time
Apples are to be given as prizes to
grades of the Topeka city schools who
submit the best essays on why Eat
Apples ," The contest is a part of
the National Apple Week propa sanda.
The essays are to be submitted to Q.
F. Whitney, secretary of the State
Horticultural society, before Novem-
Der a box of fancy apples will be
the first prize Second prize will be
q half bushel of apples, and the other
prizes will be smaller quantities.
Nearly three hundred persons were
in attendance at the Halloween party
for the employees of the Hall Litho-
odd Fellows hall. 521 Quincy street.
Claude Dougherty and E Beyer won
prizes for the best costumes The em-
ployers and their wives who were
guests OF noupE az lhe el1dh were
Mrs. w N. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard n. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A Morse,
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Seely. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Leech. Mr. and Mrs. George
Senne and Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Jaenecke-
The financial drive of the CoIored
Crittenton Home to raise $1,000 Will
begin Thursday and will continue for
fen davs Headquarters will be main
tanned in the office of J. H. Guy, 410
Kansas avenue. Twelve teams cap
tafred by the following persons will
"a nvass the entire city: Mrs. Rosa
Ri,-dfa rraNlnI- Mrs L