The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
SNAP SHOTS
an HOME NEWS

o. Z. w, coIored Elks. will be held
| in Topeka, June 5. and Z
The Fathers club of Capitol post
No. J. American Legion, will give an
entertainment for the members of the
/ post at s o'clock this evening at the
4 post hall
The state charter board today APP
proved a charter application by the
, NoIl Brick and Tile company OF
Wichita The corporation has capi-
/ tai of 100000.
! Laird Dean was elected president of
the Saturday Night Literary club at a
meeting of the club Saturday night,
at the University club o. p. Nj. Nc
CIintock was elected secretary.
c. 3 Hutchins. bird lecturer. who
has given several recitals in Topeka.
viii deliver 2 lecture on "Birdcraft
Memorial Methodist church this even
inG-
More than 125 persons will appear
in "A Pageant of Power" which will
be presented at o'clock Thursday
night at the First Presbyterian church
under the auspices OF the Women s
Missionary society
Tonight is ladies' night for the
members of the Square Circle club.
The members and their wives and
women friends will meet at $50
O'Clock at Pelletier's Tea room for a
have not yet been annuonced.
There will be no rehearsal of the
Handel Choral society, until the re-
turn to Topeka of George w. Barnes.
director, who has been called away on
account of the death of his wife.
Tuesday night was the regular time
for the rehearsal of the society.
The Rev. G. w. Walton. of Pueblo
Colo, has arrived in Topeka to take
up his duties as pastor of the Wes-
Ieyan Methodist church, S37 North Van
Buren, street. The Rev. S. H. John
son, former pastor of the church,
succeeds hte Rev. Walon at Pueblo.
Frank L. Campbell. clerk of the
United states district court, has fully
recovered from his recent attack of
pneumonia, and appeared at his Of
flee this morning for the first time in
two weeks. He says his illness cost
him fifteen pounds in weight-an he
had TO spare
Police raided the home of Miss Fay
Wright on East Sixth avenue early
Sunday morning. Miss Wright was
arrested on a charge of having a half
pint of liquor in her possession. and
y H. Huston. Walter Petit, HI
Hynes nd f. H Vail were booked as
being frequenters of the place
The following persons have been Sc
lected to represent Kansas at the ma
tional convention of the Court of
Honor Life Insurance association at
Chicago next September: Mrs. Marie
W. Watts, Pittsburg; r. w. Church,
Chanute; John Zinn, Topeka; DIR. c.
E. Hereford, Wichita, and c. L. Camp
bell, Kansas City.
DR.. Genevra E. Leader has gone to
Blackwell. Okla, to attend meeting
of the Oklahoma OSteOpathlc assocla-
ton today and tomorrow. She viii
represent the Osteophathic Women's s
nm
this evening and will make an address
at the luncheon arranged for the worn
en- of the convention on Tuesday.
Eight cases of tuberculosis were re
ported to the city health department
during the week which ended Satur-
day In addition. other communicable
diseases were reported as follows;
eleven cases of whooping cough; three
cases of diphtheria; three cases of
scarlet fever, seven cases of chicken
pox.. and two cases of pneumonia
The opening concert of the series
of free municipal band concerts in the
city parks was attended by one OF
the largest crowds which has ever at
tended any of the concerts. Marshalls
band gave the first concert, Sunday
afternoon in Gage park The next on
the municipal concert program VIII be
a concert by Marshall's band at Ches-
ney park. Friday evening
~
thing than to stand in a place dedicat-
ed to the proclamation of the truth
and employ words which mean one
thing to him. and something quite an
ferent to those who listen, salo lAe
Rev Elliot Moses. in his sermon at
the First Unitarian church Sunday
morning. The Rev. Mr. Moses spoke
from the subject. Making the Truth
Available"
The weeks itinerary for w Y. MOI
gan in his campaign for the Repubh-
can nomination for governor mas
been announced from his headquar-
ters in Topeka. He will spend the
week in the Fifth and Sixth districts.
Counties to be visited by Morgan this
week Will include: Republic anu
Smith, Phillips and Norton in the
Sixth district.
Roy G. Wood. Joe Frazier and Wil-
liam Hoover were released from the
county Jail at Lawrence this morning
after serving four months for trans
porting a stolen motor car from Texas
into this state in violation of the Dyer
aC.. The trio were found guilty in
federal court at Kansas City, KAN.
last January Each was sentenced to
spend three months in Jail and pay
fine OF $50. Unable to pay theic tines
they were Icld in jail anothe- month.
Dave Baker. a deputy United States
marshal. left this afternoon for Dor
rance. Kan. where he will take into
custody Fred Heinze. who federal au-
thorities say has confessed to stealing
a motor car in Denver, Colo, and driv-
ing it TO Dorrance. Heinze was ar
rested by the local authorities at Dor
rance Saturday and held until the fed
eral authorities could act. Frank H.
Mcfarland. assistant United States at
torney. filed a complaint against
Heinze this morning.
Testing of the city water plant is
stin going forward. With the big set
ting basins three-fourth full Sunday.
leaks were discovered which made it
necessary to stop pumping and drain
the pits. w. A. Stanfield. commits
sioner OF water and electric lights
stated today that unless the water be-
comes roily again. he does not believe
1t Will be necessary to boil the city