The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-12-14

allow the ADVISERS TO assist the stu
dents in planning their program for
next term.
Meetings of the Art club, Junior
Dramatic club and the girls of the
Junior class We're held this afternoon
at Topeka high school
A small lad attended the movies at
one of the Topeka churches Wednes-
day night. When he got home he told
his parents that it was all about
burglars and ''stealers."
Bishop James Wise, of the diocese
of Kansas of the Episcopal church,
delivered the address at the dedicatory
service for the new Episcopal me-
mortal church at Arkansas City, Kan,
today.
Merchants on East Sixth avenue
along the curb line between Kansas
avenue and Quincy streets, which are
TO illuminate the shopping area there
until Christmas time.
The program to be given Friday
evening at the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
will be in charge of the Topeka Music
company. Robert Service will play
two violin numbers, one accompanied
with an Edison monograph.
The one act farce comedy, 1.-The
Long Distance Telephone" was pre-
scented by the dramatic club of To-
peka lodge No. SPA, L. o. o. NJ, at
the open house of the lodge in the
club rooms, Wednesday night
The Rev. J. T Crawford, secretary
of the Kansas Baptist convention, will
go to Great Bend. Friday, where he
will assist in the dedication of a new
$4,000 Baptist church. The dedica-
ton services will be held Sunday.
A 6-year-old boy, attending the Cen
tral Park school admits that one of
the girls in his room belongs to him
but declares he isn't going to talk to
her again. ''Why2" his mother asked.
Because that's the reason I had to
go and see the principal"
The installation of officers of Jobs
Daughters will be held at the regular
meeting Friday evening at Moose hall.
The meeting is called for o'clock in
stead of the regular hour in order that
members may attend the alI-schooI
party of Topeka high school.
The annual Christmas party of Sun
flower camp No. $50, Modern Wood
men of America, will be held Satur-
day evening, December 23- The pro-
gram will include singing. instrument
tai music and dancing. There VIII be
Santa Claus and treats for the chill
dren
The members of the board of direc-
tors of the Central Y. NJ. c. A. will
hold their regular monthly meeting
at the y. NJ. c. A. building Saturday
noon A lunch VIII precede the bust
ness meeting at which time the vari-
Gus secretaries will present their
monthly reports.
All CANCAAOn VI OLl4CtTS VI the 1dul6S
Missionary union of the Seabrook
Congregational church occurred at the
regular meeting of the union. The
new officers are: Mrs. H. E. Brown,
president; Mrs. f. E. Euwer, vice
president and Mrs D. f. McAIester.
secretary treasurer.
Governor-eIect Jonathan NJ. Davis,
and H. D. Yoder will be the speakers
at dinner to be held tonight at the
University club by the Topeka Board
of Trade Mr.. Yoder recently return
ed from a trip thru the eastern United
States and will speak of his observa-
tons of eastern business conditions.
Members of the Topeka Masonic
board of control will hold their an
nual election of officers at a meeting,
January 8, at the Masonic temple. The
present officers are: Bert w. Kraft,
president; William c. Cartilage, vice
president; Kenneth N. Pomeroy, treas
urer, and James B. Doncyson, secre-
tary.
s. d. Flora. local United States
had the weather in his
front yard this morning. A milk
wagon and its horse started sliding
down the street, gaining momentum
as it neared the Flora home, 2O16
turned a flop in Mr.. Weatherman's
'front.' yard. No one was hurt.
A debate wiz be held Tuesday night |
by the Youn.- Mems Forum of the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. y. on the subject, |
Resolved, That the Allies Be Com |
oelled to Pay Their Debts to the i
United States in Full This affirma-
i've team is composed of Aaron Au-
herman, Clarence Albright and Clyde |
Freese, and the negative team is
Joseph Fillman, William Terry and A. |
T. Peterson.
One of the largest bank vaults in !
KANSAS is to be installed in the new |
quarters of the Bank of Prudential /
trust company, in the basement of
he Mulvane building. The walls of |
he vault will be of steel twelve inches
hick, and the vault itself will be eight |
'eet high, twelve feet wide, and /
twenty-five and a half feet long It |
will be used for the safe deposit boxes
rented by the company.
Traffic was partially halted We'd
1esday afternoon at 5 o'clock when |
| Stephens limousine and a Cadillac |
car gently collided at the cor
ler of Fifth street and Kansas ave-
nue.. The bumper on the Cadillac |
was forced on top of-the running /
BOARD of the other car, but no damage |
resulted. Spectators backed the Cad
lilac a few inches and both cars pro-
seeded on their way.
An illustrated lecture on the foreign
work. of the church will be given at |