The Topeka state journal., 1922-03-15
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS


erly be called the bonus of conten-
ton"
Tax exempt Kansas bonds, Shaw
nee Investment Co.. 534 Kansas Ave.
Phone sO5O.-Adv-
If it wasn't for the mistakes We
make and have to correct, we'd all
have lot Of idle time on our hands.
Before buying an adding machine
investigate the Sundstrand- Jos. c.
Wilson & Co, 525 Kansas Ave.-Adv-
A marriage license has been issued
at Lawrence to Vernon A Harrington
and Carrie May Patterson, both of To-
peka.
Two year Old boys at Central
Park school had to remain after
school the other evening for fighting
over a girl.
We sell good homes worth the
money. Terms TO suit. Peoples In
vestment Company, 51O Columbian
building.-Adv-
A marriage license was issued in
Kansas City Tuesday to Effie c. Reser,
20, Of Topeka, and Joseph f. Scriggs,
"a of Pittsburg.
meeting OF the Topeka Builders club
was held at the Chamber OF Com
nerce at noon today
The state executive committee of
AAAE 4 ~ - 49, OA WHICH A. H. tA2
is chairman. met at the Chamber of
Commerce at noon today.
Burglars who entered Harry H.
Dunkle's garage, 1924 Kansas avenue.
Tuesday night. stole three new tires.
according TO a report to the police.
There will be a meeting OF the ladies
of Division / 3 OF the Holy Name Guild
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. VIII Sheahan, 1915 West Tenth
avenue.
\ woman's bowling Neam in Racine,
Wis. defeated a team chosen from the
police force of the city. Evidently the
Racine women have grown proficient
in rolling their own.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
p $. club. made up OF printing sales
men representing Topeka firms. was
held at the lunch hour at the Cham
Der Of Commerce today.
Mrs. Nellie Moore was granted a di-
vOrce from Charles Moore by Judge
James Mcclure in the district court
Tuesday afternoon She was given
custody of their minor son.
Fred Voiland gave an excellent talk
before the students of Dougherty's
Business college this morning, in
which he discussed the qualities that
make young people successful in the
business world
The Kansas state intercollegiate
oratorical contest, which was to have
been held Friday evening at Baldwin.
Kan. has been indefinitely postponed
on account of the illness Of the Baker
university representative
Persons who have been interested
in the Truth Reading room are asked
10 meet at the home of Mrs. w. s.
Amos. Tenth ard Topeka avenues,
Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
Those having books are requested to
bring them in.
AL F. Williams. United States district
attorney. returned today from Wich-
ita, where he has been attending the
session of the federal court W. W.
Harvey and Frank H. Mcfarland re-
lnained in wichita TO finish up the
work of the term. /
@Orthoddx and Liberal Interpreta-
tions OF Jesus" viii be the topic for
the round table discussion which will
be conducted by the Rev. Clifton Mer-
ritt Gray. minister of the First Uni
tartan church. at 1880 this evening in
the church parlors-
The Washburn boys quartet. includ-
ing William Neiswanger, Horace Bow
man, Theodore Roth and George
Greenwood. are singing at the Or
pheum theater this week Several
quartet numbers are sung and also
several solo numbers
a son, Richard Charles. was born
Monday morning at Christ's hospital.
10 Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Epps. 1852
Washburn avenue. Mr.. Epps is state
bridge engineer for the state highway
commission. Mother and son are
making favorable progress.
II. z. Ulrich. manager of the Grand
theater in Topeka for more than a
year has accepted position as mana
ger of the Grand theater in Salina.