The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-10
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

they have been appointed district sales
agents for the Sundstrand Adding Ma
chine Co. OF Rockford, IlI.-Adv.
The regular weekly meeting of the
was held at the Chamber of Com
merce today. Only routine business
was transacted.
r. T Whitman. display manager of
Crosby Brothers store, one of the in
structors at the Merchants Short
Thursday night There were more
than 100 persons in his glasses, doing
actual display work.
The annual inspection of the United
Spanish war veterans was conducted
Thursday night at the ROYAL Arcanum
Brown. An entertainments by the
wome1s auxiliary followed. About
one hundred persons were present
The issuing of licenses to drivers of
motor cars will continue until 10
o. clock Saturday night, it has been an
The clerks .slH be kept on duty in the
city hall until that time The fifteen
day time limit on the licenses expires
March pa
One of the most effective methods
Of preventing flue fires. according to
DIR. Sarah Kline. 1913 Western avenue.
is to burn five pounds of coarse
common salt in a furnace on a bed of
red hot coais- IN a kitchen range 1t
IS suggested that three pounds OF salt
BE q. sufficient amount.
ABOUT one hundred ministers attend
ca the state ministerial institute for
Christian ministers held this week at
l.ul dstas Kan, according to the Rev
=. Quincy Riggs, who returned from
E-eUssa Thursday afternoon. The
EeV ar. Figs is pastor OF the Cen
trsl Park Christian church.
"A mother-and-dau lighter banquet
will be herd at $50 O'Clock tonight
at the first Christian cnurca, prspara-
tory TO the Organization of a Girl
Scout troop. The banquet wiz be
Will be directed by DR.. Fred r. Iser-
man and L. S. Simmons. The public
is invited.
Professor W. c. stevens. of kan
sas university, vii speak in Topeka
Sunday afternoon at o'clock on
Country" The address viii be. free
and Will be given at the Orpheum
theater. The event will be under the
auspices OF the Topeka Flower Show
association
F. c. Russum will commence at once
the construction of a building at the
rear Of SCI Jefferson street, where
he win establish a milk depot. The
building viii cost approximately
s1,5C0. and will be completed by the
end of the present month. Russum
VAS formerly in the milk business at
212 East Eighth avenue.
The Central Y. NJ. c. A has ar
ranged a series of six special meetings
to be held each Sunday morning for
the .~men and boys who are working
campaign. DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon
will address the first number of the
series to be held next Sunday morning
at $3.50 o'clock His subject will be
How to Win Men.
Musicians from the faculties of
Washburn and Bethany colleges, and
from the city at large, will cooperate
in a free community concert at the
city auditorium tonight The concert
will commence at s O'Clock. Its pur-
pose is to simulate public interest in
the music memory contest which has
been carried on in the city schools for
the past several weeks.
A remonstrance has been filed with
the city clerk against the paving of
Shawnee avenue from Chickasaw ave-
nue. to Willow avenue. The petition
for the paving of the avenue in ques-
ton has been granted. and the resolu-
ton declaring the necessity of the paw
ing has been passed. The remon-
STRANGE does nc carry enough sigma
lures as yet to block the petition.
China, Today Yesterday and To-
morrow" will be the subject of three
addresses which Paul Fung. a Chi
nese student at Washburn college, win
give at Lindsborg, Kan, Sunday and
Monday. He will appear at one of
the churches there Sunday and the
following day he will address the stu
dents of Bethany college and also the
students of the Lindsborg high school
Members OF the building committee
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church are in Kansas City today look
ing over furniture and other equip
20 ha Grrr dax
and church. The members of the
committee are: DR. r.. J. Kulp, ]. v.
Abrahams, c. S. Elicit. J. P Slaugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Anderson, E
Adams and Thomas W. Williamson,
architect
The first days, business of the cigar
store opened Thursday at sol Kansas
avenue by ]. w. Whiteker and C. y.
Manspeaker was thoroly satisfa Glory.
The store was crowded thruout the
day Cigars were given TO men visi-
tors, and flowers to women. The
space occupied by the business is but
nine by twelve feet. but there has
gars and tobacco, newspapers ana
ma gaines.
A verdict in favor of the defendant
was returned by a jury in George
Whitcomb's court late Thursday after
noon in a $500 damage suit brought by
r 3 JACKSON Sul Lane street, against
J.. f. Roose, 1907 West Tenth avenue.
jackson sued for injuries his car sus-
tanned when it collided with Roses
car on the West Sixth avenue road in
May, 1921. The. Jackson car was
driven by Thomas Crosby and occupied
by three young men
Invitations have been issued by six
Topeka business men to 500 Topekans
to attend a dinner at the Chamber OF
Commerce Monday evening to discuss
the Washburn college campaign for a
$3.50, 900 endowment from Topeka.
The activities at the dinner will be
limited to discussion and planning for
the collection of the endowment. and
no subscriptions TO the fund will be
asked or taken. s. E cobb. F. w.
Freeman. c. S Elliott o. B. Cutler.
Z. H Crosby. and J. r. Burrow will