The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-17

bridge. DR.. H w. Putnam and Adrian
Parr. Games will be played on Mon
| day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
| of each week for six weeks.
A meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce general committee on the teach
Der at noon today, to report on the
| final arrangements of the convention.
| Every subcommittee reported to
| Mayor Herbert J. Corwine that its
| particular line of activity was pro-
crossing favorably.
| Mrs. Walter Burr, of Manhattan, of
| the educational departm ent Of the
state board of health, will speak at
| $3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon at the
| Lownan Memorial Methodist church.
| The meeting will be held under the
auspices of the Mothers council of
/ the church and is open to all women
| of the city.
| Members of the Central 7. M c. A.
| will hold their annual fall member
| ship roundup to secure 700 new mem
| bers from Monday, October %. 70
Thursday, October 26. Members of
the committee in charge are; Q; II.
! White, o. w. Hascal1, A. J. SehoDer,
| r. d. Palmer, E. B. Breithaupt and e.
z. Brayman.
The annual sale of the Kansas Hol-
I stein-Friesian association is to be held
| at the grounds of the Kansas Free
Falr, on OCTOBER 20, with W. H MOtI,
| of Hutchinson, sales manager for the
association, in charge. The Shawnee
County Duroc association will hold a
sale of fine swine at the fair grounds
November 2.
| Cards containing the name of the
students and each class he attends
during the day were made out at. the
Topeka high school this morning by
Iau who are enrolled in the school.
These cards will be used by Miss Bes-
sic Boughton, librarian. in locating
students who have library books
which are overdue.
With one new case of scarlet fever
reported to the office of DR., Earle G..
Brown, city health officer, this morn
| ing the total now has reached twelve
active cases. This is the largest it has
been for some time. The total num-
| Der of active cases of diphtheria re-
ported to date is twenty-one. No new
cases of diphtheria were reported
today.
Topeka Local No. 40. of the Inter
national Printing Pressrnen and As
sistants union, has assessed a fine Of
| the same Weight-s10-as the fine
| levied by the local chapter of the In
ternational Typographical union.
against their members of, the local
| who attend Topeka theaters. other
than the Isis, Orpheum, Princess.
| Crystal, Gem and Best.
A meeting to complete plans for the
| Organization of a Sunday school bas-
lzetball league will be made at d meet
ing at 1880 O'Clock this evening at the
Central Y. M c. A. All Sunday
schools of the city entering teams in
the league will be represented. A
schedule committee will be appointed.
| The first game of the league will be
played November 10.
Charles L. Ransdeil and J. E. STREET.
were nominated for the office of prel-
ate at a meeting of Topeka lodge No.
| 524, L. o. o. M, Monday night, to
succeed NJ. H. Williams, who resigned
The final election will be ~leld next
Monday. At this meeting, J. E. Os-
borne of Pittsburgh, Pa. national or
ganizer for the order. will outline
plans for conducting a membership
campaign in Topeka.
At the regular weekly meeting of
the board of directors of the Topeka
Merchants association. held at the
Chamber of Commerce at noon today,
members of the board and of the as
ISOLATION were assigned to the task
| of visiting merchants who are par
| ticipating in Automobile Day, Octo-
Der 2S, to secure from them a list of
the prizes they will donate to the
days array of awards.