The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

DR.. ]. B. Armstrong, camp physician.
Jesse A. Parkhurst is past consul.
The annual election of officers of
| the Topeka Real Estate board will be
held at the next regular meeting of
| the board, which will be in the Y. w.
| c. A breakfast room Friday evening.
Dean Susan NJ. Guild left this morn
ing for Manhattan to attend the state
conference of deans of women, which
will talk Friday on 1.-The Future of the
Women's Fraternity, from the Dean S
Point of View"
Officers of Topeka local No. 210. of
the National Federation of Pcstoffiee
Clerks for the coming year Will be
elected at the regular monthly meeting
of the Topeka local at the Chamber OF
Commerce tonight The present Cff1-
/, GERS of the local are: Martin L. Phil
lips, president; George Shiedler, Vice
president; Ralph Snyder, secretary;
Miss Josephine Herren, treasurer;
George Stawitz. warden.
A shipment of new cap badges has
arrived for the Topeka mail carriers.
The badge has been ADOPTED as
standard for all the letter carriers In
the United States postal service. 1t is
oval in shape, with super-imposed
number in the center. On the upper
edge is the lettering ~. s. Postal
Service" On the lower edge is the
top of the oval is perched an eagle
with outspread wings.
Sam B. Amidon, Democrat national
committeeman, doesn't understand the
feated candidate for governor, re-
ceived in directing political affairs. Il
can't understand how Morgan expects
to tell the legislature how to perform
and make his orders stick, sald
Amidon However, if the defeated
candidate merely has a speech in his
SYSTEM 1 will be glad to hire him
hall and will promise to attend the
meeting. But he should not disturb
the legislature
Miss Rachel E. johnson of the fac
ulty of the Washburn school of music,
will give an organ recital Sunday IN
MacVicar chapel. She will be assisted
by Mrs Dorothy Belyea Post, wto will
Frank Kolbaba, who will play a vio-
lin solo. This recital will be the first
Sunday afternoon musicale OF me
year. It is the custom of the school
sic on the last Sunday before the
Christmas holidays, and the recital is
the result of this custom.
Lincoln junior high school basket
Ball team plays its first regular game
of the season Friday afternoon at AIS
O'Clock in the Lincoln gymnasium
when it meets the team from Garfield
school. The first squad at Lincoln,
chosen by NJ. r. Dietz, coach, is:
Lewis Cooper, Charles Cox and FLOYD
Rose. forwards; Ted Phillips and Cor
don Bennett. center, and Fred Beler,
Arthur johnson and Bill Sides, guards.
Coach Deitz hopes to develop Win
ming team this season with the ma
terial that has reported for practice.
Members of the Topeka Engineers
club were entertained by the engineer
ing department of the Santa Fe, fol-
lowing the dinner which opened their
regular meeting. at the Central \. M
c. A Wednesday night A B. Gregg,
president of the club, valuation eng1-'
neer for the eastern lines of the Santa
Fe, escorted the fifty engineers, pres
ent at the meeting, thru the blue print
and reproducing plant of the Santa
Fe, after which there was an informall
smoker in the engineers assembly
room in the general office building.
J. r. Burrow, Jr., widely known To-
peka banker, will be the speaker next
meeting of the Unitarian Laymen's
league, 914 Topeka boulevard. The
subject of his address will be What Is
Wrong With the World From the
Bankers Viewpoint" Mr.. Burrow,
who is a graduate of Harvard univer-
sity. is known as a foPcefcl speaker,
who presents original ideas. His ad-
dress may be expected to furnish ma
terial for interesting discussion, in
which the public is invited to take
part.
Glenn Swogger will be the principal
speaker at the observance of the fifty
third anniversary of the foundation of
Kappa Sigma fraternity. at the Wash
burn chapter house, 1886 College ave
nue.. Monday night. Swoggers a Wash
burn gradC tie, will speak in behalf of
the alumni. The actiyes will be rep
resented by Theodore Blevins, presi-
dent of the fraternity. and Robert
Price, a. freshman, will speak for the
pledges. 1t is expected that Kappa
Sigma alumni from twelve states will
be present at the founders day ban
quet, which is TO begin with a dinner
at $50 O'Clock.
Ike Glberg, Topeka tailor, was
elected president of the Zionist organ
ization in the Topeka district, at a
meeting of the organization held at
the Jewish community center, Fifth
and Harrison streets, "Wednesday eve
ming. William Levin was elected vice
president. Miss Fannie Cohen was
elected secretary. Abe Pozesz, financial
secretary, and Abe Scrinopskie. treas
urer. Harry Shapiro, past president of
the Zionists. was elected member of
the executive committee, which also
includes Morris Briman. Mrs. Simon
Galitzki. Herman BENJAMIN, and Abe
Scrinopskie. The business session at
which the new officers We're elected
was followed by music, dancing and
refreshments