The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08
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Tax exempt Kansas bonds. Shaw
nee Investment Co., 534 Kansas Ave
Phone 505O.-Adv.
Spring fashion note by clothing
manufacturers: S r. F. H, meaning
special pockets for hootch-
Miss Vira Bonjour and Miss Thelma
Hobson have been elected members
of the Washburn college press club.
The local Elks lodge will hold its
annual election of officers tonight at
the lodge rooms, Seventh and Jack
son streets
DR.. Baer Epstein will lecture on the
Zionist religion at O'Clock tonight
al the Jewish community center, Fifth
and Harrison streets.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Topeka Public Health Nursing
association was held at O'Clock this
afternoon at the city hall.
a Topeka store was selling eggs
Tuesday at 90 cents a dozen The
price was rs cents at another store
less tran three blocks away.
The Spalding Reading Circle will
meet at the home of A. r. Ashton,
1I1S West Einghth avenue. at $3.50
o'clock tonight to recite the rosary
1T isn't safe any more said one
girl to another in n Topeka restau-
rant. at noon. today, you know
they've got half of our friends in jail
now"
Mrs. Fred Clarke and Mrs. II. y.
Gilman will entertain the Merry Ma
irons club. Thursday afternoon at the
home OF the latter. 401 East Tenth
avenue
Altho still confined to its bed, the
Kaw river is showing more activity a
present than il has all winter. The
water is actually flowing down
stream.
The state contest of the women's
iate Oratorical association
will be held in Topeka May l. Miss
Mabel Taylor will represent Wash
burn college.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Schrader of 513
Van Buren, street, who was critically
i'll at St Francis hospital for two
weeks. has sufficiently recovered TO
return to her home.
The chorus of the First Presby-
terrain church will sing the "Hallelujah
Chorus" at the concert of the music
memory contest to be held Friday |
night in the city auditorium
Frank Mcfarland. assistant United |
States attorney. is anx.ously waiting |
for federal court to convene at WITCH. !
tia next week. Most kinds of pie sell /
down there for five cents. Mcfarland |
says
The Masonic temple building COM |
mittee has let the contract for the |
of the stone walls to the /
will begin as soon as the weather per-
mits-
The Bible will be the topic for |
the round table class at 1880 this |
evening in the Unitarian church par
ors. ga Topeka boulevard. conducted /
by the minister, the Rev. Clifton Mer- /
rift Gray.
Ethan Anderson. bailiff in the first
iivision of the district court. and the /
.ather of w. E. Anderson, clerk Of the
district court, has been called to Evan
iton, Ill. by the death of his brother,
William Anderson.
a gas engine operating a concrete
mixer at the rear of the Emahizer-
Spielman company's store at s3S
North Kansas avenue. caught fire this i
a still alarm was turned
IN to No. hose company.
E. Ridley. 624 Western avenue. and |
:. A Reddick. Sis Buchanan street.
eported to the police that the license
numbers were stolen from their cars
Tuesday night Mr.. Ridley's number
,OO.232
The regular monthly meeting of the
Topeka Dental society was held Tues
lay night at the Elks club. with DR..
As the chief speaker. His topic was
"A Plea for Conservation in Oral
Surgery"
c. NJ. jackson. 2O2 Hancock street
vas arrested and three gallons of
whisky and 4 copper still made from
wash boiler We're confiscated when
'olice ra:ded his home Tuesday night.
lie was released on $1,000 pending his
rial Friday.
Two hundred and fifty persons at
ended the evangelistic service con-
iucted by the Rev. Fred DeWeerd of
Paramount, Ind. at the Wesleyan
Methodist church Tuesday night. He
poke on the text, BE sure your sin
viii find you out"
The market quotations sent out by L
he Chicago board of trade by radio
phone are being received in Topeka
'ver the radio set of William !. AL
tedt- Alstedt has a radio installation
II his home at 715 Western avenue
IC has received MESA ges from Dallas.
Tex, Detroit. Mich. and from the