The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

sweet Cider. wholesale and retail
Custom grinding every day. Diamond
Bottling Works, 2201 Lincoln St
Phone 317S.-Adv.
n dramatic entertainment in charge
OF Mrs Hazel Huntsberger Limbaugh
OF Topeka will be given at the First
o'clock.
Members of Topeka chapter No. 5.
Royal Arch Masons. will hold work in
the Royal Arch degree at lis o'clock
MONDAY afternoon at the Masonic
temple Supper will be served at $50
Members of Capital temple No. .,
Pythian Sisters, will hold reception
tonight at Penwell hall in honor of
Grand Chief. Mrs Leonine Goss- All
orficers of the Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters are invited
For rent-Half OF store room. If
you can use one-half or more of an
undivided store room on Kansas ave-
nue., 25 feet by 65 feet. write US. Fine
show windows and location Address
i. o. Box 100, TOpeka.-Adv.
The Rev. George F. Barthel. of
HOlton, will open a series of evangel-
tstic meetings at the First Evangelical
church Sunday The meetings will be
held every evening except Saturday
FOR a period of three weeks
Prof. Theodore Post, instructor I'm
voice atsWRshburn college, will pre-
sent his annual fall recital at Sis
o'clock Thursday evening, November
Is, at MacNicar chapel, instead of this
evening as previously announced.
Mrs Lloyd Smith was elected chair
man of the membership committee of
the Y w C A. at a meeting WedneS-
day. She succeeds Mrs. r. T. Her
rick, who resigned to become chair
man of the social activities commit
tee
The choir of the First United Breth-
rem church will give sacred concert
II - lee
Bess Stiverson is director and r. B.
HickoX is pianist Miss Miriam
Franklin. reader, Will appear on the
program
At the Sunday afternoon meeting of
labor union members at Labor hall,
NJ. H Mexican. state student secretary
Of the Y II. G. A. Will speak on edu-
cational lines. and Ike Gilberg VIII
give the last of a series of three talks
on economics
w. B. Collinson. chief clerk in the
office of the general manager of the
Santa Fe has returned from Vaca-
ton spent motoring in Colorado The
recent storms which occurred in Colo
RADIO and western Kansas delayed MS
return several days.
r. O. CrandalI. Parsons. department
commander. and Mrs E J. Riney,
Dodge City. department commander
Frank c. Armstrong, Post No. 3, Span
ish War Veterans. at a rally in To-
peka, November Fl.
Fred l. Crabbe, president Of the
Kansas Anti-Saloon league, has re-
ceived word of the election of his
brother. g. c. Crabbe, London, o.. to
the office of attorney general of Ohio
The brothers formerly practiced law
together in London
Two new fast trains have been
added to the list of the Santa Fe
trains between Kansas City and Chi
caso. one will carry passengers ana
will be known as The MISSIONARY
The other will carry only mail. The
trains will commence operation NO
vember 10.
Topeka will be represented at the |
annual convention of the Interstate i
Literary society TO be held at Law I
renee December 81, Is and 20 by Miss |
Josephine Cunningham, Aaron Green |
and Baxter Duke Alternate. delegates
TO the convention are: Mss Anna |
Seweu. Miss Theresa Barker and |
Evans House
There will be a dinner and business |
meeting OF the Topeka Real Estate /
board at the Y. W. c. A. at $50 /
o'clock Friday evening There will be !
reports at the meeting from the MEM |
bership campaign committee and the |
state convention committee. A nomi- |
mating committee will be appointed to |
select names from which officers for !
1923 viii be elected.
A request has been made OF the
students OF Topeka high school that
they pay respect to the memorial stone
at the southeast corner of the north
building that was placed in memory
of the high school students who gave
their lives in the world war. Names
inscribed on the bronze tablet are:
Kenneth Sutherland. Crosby Deacon. |
william Bolinger. Lyman Rice, Victor
Blakely, Robert Melton and Harold
Olsen
The Topeka Industrial Council. at
the regular meeting held Wednesday
night. determined to aid the families
of Santa Fe shopmen who went out
on strike July 1. and appointed J. w.
Mills and Harry Ball as a committee
to visit the families which might be
in need and report on conditions to
he~Industrial Council. Labor is 80
per cent against the industrial court
and had a large share in the election
of Jonathan Davis as governor of the |
state, ID. L. Chandler. president of the |
council, declared at the meeting.
A seven-reeI motion picture film
will be shown at a meeting of Column
association, Friday night. Six candi-
dates will be initiated. They are as
follows: George Meggison, Marvin |
Houcher. Howard Carr, Gilbert Smith, |
Mrs Jessie Smith and Harvey Carr. |
Members of the Juvenile lodge will |
a meeting-at 2 O'Clock Saturday after
noon at A. o. U w hall The can
didates are as follows: Evelyn Smith, |
Herman Aband. Fern West, Carroll |
West. Lorena Pitman, Irene Pitman, |
Halleck Davis, .Jr., and G.. Smith. j. |
A. BENJAMIN. district manager of the |
association. is spending vacation at
Excelsior Springs, Mo He is accom- |
panied by Mrs. Benlamln.