The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-31
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nee Investment Co. 534 Kansas Ave.
Phone oO50.-Adv-
We prove anything we say about
our office appliances and equipment.
JOS. c. Wilson d Co, 525 Kansas Ave.
ADV.
A special meeting of the Topeka Pet
stock Fancies' association I'm to be
held at the Chamber or Commerce
this evening.
DR.. T. W. Douglas will deliver
lecture on India at 1880 o'clock Sun
day evening at Odd Fellows hall, III
West Sixth avenue.
a musical program will be pre-
scented by the musical organizations of
washburn high school at o'clock to-
night at MacVicar chapel.
A one-act play entitled "Rosalie"
will be presented Wednesday at the
chapel exercises of Washburn rural
high school by the dramatic club.
Ten schools received dental ex-
aminations Thursday by thirty mem
bers Of the Topeka Dental association.
The remainder of the schools will be
examined next Thursday.
The Topeka high school inter-class
track meet, which was to have been
held today has been postponed until
Monday on account OF weather con-
ditions-
The Ladies Auxiliary OF Frank G.
Armstrong camp. United Spanish War
Veterans. will hold a runmage sale
April 1. and at 1O4 East Sixth
avenue.
A program consisting OF two one
act piaylets will be presented at the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. at s o'clock this
evening under the direction of Mrs.
Code Mccoy.
The foundation Of the juvenile adj
ditTon of the odd Fellows home at
Eureka Lake, Kan, has been laid, ac-
cording to VIII J. Russell, grand sec
rotary of the grand lodge of I. o. o.
F., of Kansas
The Brotherhood OF the First
United Brethren church will meet at s
o'clock this evening for election of
officers and open conference. The
men will be guests OF the pastor, Rev.
J. w. Stiverson-
Mayor Herbert J. Corwine was
caued to Shelbina. TO. this after
noon by the serious illness of his
years old. is not expected to live more
than a few hours.
Jack Temple, negro. was arrested
Thursday night when the police raid
ed his home. 1877 East Tenth avenue.
A quart. pint and a half pint of corn
were found under pile of
straw in the chicken house.
Don Tweedy, formerly in the Of !
flee OF the auditor of the Santa Fe, /
will Saturday become cashier of the |
City WaterWoEAS 1NeeQg
takes the place left vacant by the t,
OF Roy Hoover
Two teams, composed. OF Homer |
Wright and Paul Halterman, c. E. |
Basinger and W. w. Stanley, will hold /
l match Saturday for the champion |
ship of the doubles bowling tourna-
nent at the Central Y NJ c. A.
The first and second volleybalI |
leans of the Trinity and Oakland
Methodist churches will meet in
1oubleheader game this evening on
he Trinity court The teams have
lot met each other this season.
Adam Haberkoru. Russian was ar
estsd Thursday night when members
4 the sheriffs force and federal pro-
iibition agents raided his home at /
35 East Gordon street and confis-
ated 140 bottles OF home brew.
The members OF the Topeka Audu-
'on society will meet at 6;30 o'clock
laturday morning at Gage park for a
ield trip. The members will take
heir notebooks and field glasses, as
hey expect a busy trip on account
Z the migration of the birds.
The barber shop hitherto located
4 the basement of the Dibble build
lg. at the corner OF Sixth avenue and
quincy street. will be moved Monday
o the first floor Of the Fifth avenue
otel. The shop is owned and has
cen operated for the past year by /
!. B. Johnson
John Taussig of Topeka has been {
ppointed deputy internal revenue
ollector for the district of Topeka,
ceording to word received here
thursday night. He was formerly in .
arnal revenue collector for the Leav-
nworth district and was an officer in
ne army during the world war.
At noon today Ills dog licenses
ad been paid for at the office of the /
lty treasurer. and issued from the !
ffice of the city clerk. There should
e 1900 or more of them tonight. ac-
ording to the standard of last year
he penalty for non-payment of the :
og tax will be assessed Saturday
iorning.
Robert Akers and Miss Lucille Mar |
n VIII take the leading roles in the 6
opeka high school senior dramatic | I
Tub play. "A Rose o. Plymouth )
own" which will be presented at s u
clock this evening at the high school
uditorium. Other members Of the I
asst are: Jessie Tobias, Edgar Gard
er, Miss CASTOR Washburn, Miss
nlalia McNeilly, Bert Stoves and
red Baker.
A total of s1,Oss.12 was deposited
tuesday, by pupils in the Topeka pub
9 schools thru the Educational V
hrifc Service, Inc. At Topeka high o
'hool "a per cent OF the pupils made {
sposits Fiftynine per cent of the a
lpils in the ward schools made de- b
1sits. The Topeka high school ad-
sorry sroup eaptained by Everett g
lankenbeker won a prize of $40
Tered by the Kansas Reserve State
INK Tor making the first 100 per
mt report in the thrift campaign.
d. H. Baker. OF Atehison, has been
Dpointed to succeed John w. Wood
! a deputy United States marshal in
opeka. Wood resigned recently to
to Wichita and open a law office
9 is a graduate of Washburn IawH
hool and was admitted to the bafH
st January. He is a son of o. I'll
God, of Liberal. former UnitedH
ates marshal for Kansas. BakerI