The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-08
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Dance every night-cooIest and best
ventilated hall in Topeka-Steinberg's
ADV.
Tax exempt Kansas bonds. Shaw
nee Investment Co. 5S4 Kansas Ave.
Phone 5O5O--Adv.
Topeka Commandery No. 5, Knights
TempIar. will compliment its drill
team with q picnic Tuesday night,
July IS. at Gage park.
Money to loan on improved real es-
tate-reasonable rates-and no red
tape-Telephone 1896. The Topeka
Mortgage & Investment Co.-Adv.
The swimming pool at the City park.
at the foot OF Topeka boulevard, will
be opened FOR use Sunday. IL was an
uounced today by Robert D McGif-
fert. city commissioner Of parks
Father Henry Courtney OF St Bene-
diets college at Atchison will deliver
the commencement address to the
graduates of the Catholic school at
o'clock tomorrow night in Memorial
hall.
Officers and employees Of the Hall
LithographinS company, and their
families, will picnic at Camp Dayles-
ford. June II. This will be the first
Of a series of annual picnics. and there
will be some 400 persons present.
The total expenditures from the
1872 totaled S471.4s4-75, according to
the city auditor. c. C knowlton- The
expenditures from special funds. on
which the audit is not yet complete,
will total some 100000.
A course OF summer instruction IN
Bible and missionary stories will begin
Monday. June 1e. at the Central Con-
Zregationa1 church. The Rev. John
Wells Rahiu of the church will be in
charge. Twelve teachers are expected
TO be in charge OF the classes
DR.. NJ. L Perry president Of the
Kansas Medical society and sUperin-
tendent of the state hospital. and DR..
Carl Menninger. specialist in mental
ailments, are attending the annual
meeting OF the American Psychiatric
association at Quebec, Canada
When the ammonia refrigerating
machinery of the Victory Market. S1S
Kansas avenue. went bad "Wednesday
night, two World war veterans. Wal
lace Hames and Earl Harold, donned
the old gas masks and went into the
fumes and repaired the breakage-
A scholarship OF S1.70O has been
raised by the Topeka Grade Teachers
club toward providing funds TOT
Washburn students needing assistance
The principal Is not TO be dis1uroeo
but the interest may be used for aid
ing Washburnites- Miss Myra Corn
ing is president OF the club.
A special train carrying Shriners
from MuskoEee. Okla. to the San
Francisco convention, passed thru To-
pGA2s W EQneSQ4E EOOns over AAAE
Union Pacific Another special carry
ing the Shreveport. La. delegation is
due to pass thru over the Union Pa
cific this afternoon. and the Spring
field. Ill. special Will be thru over the
same road Friday morning
The first Of the summer meetings Of
the Topeka Builders club will be held
at the club camp Saturday night Of
this week The mem bers Of the club
viii meet at the Chamber OF Com
mercs at 6;15 o'clock and extra cars
will be provided for the members not
so equipped A feature OF the even
ing viii be a sleighc OF hand perform
ance by Ray Harshbarger-
Commander W. ". Denison of the
Kansas department OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. and Mrs. Ida
Bailey OF Lawrence. who is president
of the Women's Relief Corps. were
guests at an informal reception given
in their honor at Memorial hall We'd
nesday afternoon by the members Of