The Topeka state journal., 1922-10-23
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

| speak at Ln6 regular meeting OF Ine l
| Washburn Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow |
morning.
Sweet Cider, wholesale and retail. |
/ Custom grinding every day. Diamond
Bottling Works, 22o1 Lincoln st.
Phone 317S.-Adv.
A pageant is to be given at the
Washburn Y. w. c. A.. meeting to-
morrow in the chapel. Miss Isabel
Obee is to be in charge of the meet
ing.
Mrs. Agnes Christensen, mission
ary from India, will speak at a meet
federation. Friday afternoon at the
| Y. W. G. A.
i One new case of diphtheria was re-
ported to the office of DR.. Earle G.
Brown. city health officer. today. and
none were released, making the total
to date twenty.
More than 100 Topeka Boy Scouts
attended the picnic held at Roseacre
| the home of H. B. Howard. Saturday
evening. They hiked. played games,
and ended the picnic with a supper
of hot dogs
The program at the next meeting
and dinner of the Topeka Cooperative
club. which is to be held at Pelletier's
at 6:15 o'clock Tuesday evening, will
be in charge of Harry L. Rhodes and
DR., j. L. baltimore.
A new class in swimming for women
l
day. Any students who are interested
in the class nre requested to see Miss
Edythe Sailor and sign up.
The first fall meeting of the Topeka
High School Faculty Book club will he
/ held Friday afternoon at the home IF
Miss Margaret Tillotsun. Supper " i'll
be served to the members of the club
before the meeting.
Persons desiring the possession of a
good dog may notify DR.. c. w Bower.
l1127 Kansas avenue, and secure one.
DR.. Bower found a dog at 1714 West
Fifth street, that was crippled. and
thinks it was struck by a street car.
Mrs. Isaac Sewell, superintendent of
the Children's division of the Kansas
Sunday School association, will return
| to Topeka Tuesday from st. Paul,
Mimi, where she addressed the dele
School convention.
The senior class or Topeka high
school will hold a party in the high
sci ool gymnasium Friday evening and
the sub-senior class wfii have party
| Saturday evening. Social committees
of these two classes met this after
neon to complete arrangements for
the parties.
Dean P S. Zampiere. of Washburn
college, will address the members of
the Square Circle club at their regular
meeting at Pelletier's tea room this
evening His talk will be on his trip
to Europe. Some other form of en-
tertainment probably will be furnished
during the evening.
Ed Moore. 1OS East Bixth avenue.
member of G.. A. r. post No. Is, Cot
tonwood Falls, has presented the
Kansas State Historical society with a
pistal used in the Civil war: 1t was
found recently on the battlefield OF
Chickamauga. The Npistol contained
six bullets which had not been fired.
A questionable on the subject of
| ito close or not to close their stores
on Armistice Day, November IL, has
been submitted to the members of the
Topeka Merchants association. The
circulation of the questionable was
ordered at the last meeting of the
board of directors of the association.
Maintenance of way work on the
Kansas division Of the ROCK Island,
according to j. J. Breheney, division
trainmaster, is proceeding at maxi
mum rate with the maintenance of
way force being increased steadily.
The road is in excellent condition for
the beginning of winter, Breheney
says.
A number of novel entertainment
features are being arranged for the
| Halloween party at the Central Y. M.
c. A, which will be held Monday, Oc-
tober. 80, according to Eia E; b s,[36;no Brett
will be decorated for the affair and
members of the 7. w. c. A. will be
invited to attend.
The dramatic club of Topeka lodge
No. 524 L. o. o M. will present
play, when Do We Eat?" following
the regular business meeting of the
lodge at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Members of the cast are: 1. E. stone.
]. F. Craig, H. o. Lawrence, M. II
Williams, John w. Carlton and Will
liam Bracket.
Carl w. Linge, for the past six years
assistant manager of the Cadmean
, Chautauqua company, is at the head
/, of the Topeka Chevrolet Sales agency,
; which has commenced business at $40
, | West Sixth avenue. The local agency
: for the Chevrolet, formerly in the
hands of the Brunkow-Fields Motor
| company. has been taken over by the
) Topeka Chevrolet Sales company.
: t. L. Collier. of the education de-
t partment of Washburn college. this
I morning spoke at the assembly held
= by the Washburn school of law. He
= told of the need the lawyer of to-
day has for outside culture. The up
g to-date lawyer must not specialize his
= education to the extent of excluding
l all other interests. He named some
= reference works, with particular at
= tention paid to histories.
The first special train of homeseek-
: ers run by the Rock Island since be-
fore the world war, passed thru To-
I peka recently. en- route from Kansas
City to Texas points. The train was
4 loaded with land seekers, and handled
as a special train after being as
sembled in Kansas City, from various
, points east and north of there. The
train will return thru Topeka early
this week.
An examination for appointment to
/ West Point will be he'd in the offices
: of Adj. Gen. c. /. Martin from No
q vember to Is. Only members of the
q Kansas National Guard are eligible
n to compete and they must be between
the ages Of f9 and v22. The successful
o contestant will be- recommended for
. appointment by Governor Allen and
will be entitled to take the full four
i, year course and to receive a commits
: sion upon being graduated