The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-22


The Topeka schools will celebrate
President Grants birthday. April 81
Tax exempt Kansas bonds, Shaw
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Phone ao50.-Adv-
Dental examinations will begin next
week in the city schools. according to
A. J. Stout, superintendent of schools
Little Miss Emma Ruth Rohwitz,
who was one of the pages in the Pei
letter fashion show. did not receive
proper credit owing to a mistake in
spelling her name.
The Sundstrand is the only COM
pletely portable adding and listing
machine. Jos. c. Wilson & Co, SIS
Kansas Ave.-Adv.
The Sunday school orchestra of the
Trinity Methodist church will render
a musical program at the fellowship
supper of the church, tonight.
The Epworth League of the Tyler
Street methodist church will hold a
social Friday evening at the home OF
Walter Vogel, 2OO7 Lincoln street
c. f. Klinefelter, federal agent for
Industrial and educational Institutions,
made a visit to the Kansas Industrial
and Educational institute, Tuesday
Revival services. which have been
conducted by Evangelist Charles 3
Early, of Des Moines, Ia, for two
weeks at the West Side Christian
church. will close Sunday night.
Miracles will be discussed, under
the leadership of the Rev Clifton
Merritt Gray, by the Round Table
class of the First Unitarian church, at
1880 this evening in the church par
lors.
The woman's foreign missionary So
cieties of the Methodist churches of
Topeka and vicinity will observe
founders day with a program at 2:So
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the
Trinity Methodist church
Ralph Schrader- was elected presi-
dent of the Washburn college Y. NJ. g
A at a meeting Tuesday. Other Of
ficers elected were: Dale Sharp, vice
president; Henry Benning, secretary
and Maurice Sewers, treasurer
Seaman rural high school won both
sides of a dual debate with Washburn
high school. Tuesday night The ques-
ton was. Resolved, That the United
States Should Grant the Philippines
Their Immediate Independence
c. r. webster of Denver. interna-
tional foreign work. secretary OF the Y
NJ c. A. is in Topeka today confer
ring with n. w. Benning, secretary of
the Central Y. NJ. c. A, in regard to
the foreign work of the local associa-
ton
The Reserve Cleaning & Pressing
company is being moved from its for
mer location on West Seventh street
to 3O5 Kansas avenue. The firms To-
clear the site of the proposed Topeka
hotel.
At the mid-week service at the
First Presbyterian church tonight, the
topic for discussion will be, Chris
tianity and the Medical Profession"
DR.. c. F. Menninger and DR.. S. J.
Crumbine.
Installation services for the new Of
ficers of the WashbSrn college Y. NJ
c. A. were held Tuesday. The off
GERS are: Erma Lewis, president; Dor
othy Higgins, vice president; Thelna
Hobson, treasurer, and Marjorie
Hemus. secretary.
DIR. Edwin r. Brown, superinten
dent of the work of the Baptist
churches between Kansas City and
Los Angeles, will arrive in Topeka
Thursday evening to hold confer
ence with the Rev. J. T. Crawford.
executive secretary of the Kansas
Baptist convention.
The state school code commission
held a short session in the state house
Tuesday. Sheffield ingalls, of Atchi-
son, former lieutenant governor. pre-
sided. The commission was created
by the 1921 legislature for the pur-
pose of revising the state school laws
Jake Friedman and George Hoff- !
man have purchased the clothing
store at 526 Kansas avenue known as
the Pressman Brothers Clothing
store Friedman has been with the
Globe Clothing company for the past
quarter of a century. He will leave /
today for the east to purchase new
stock.
The Women's Foreign Missionary |
societies of the Methodist Episcopal |
churches of the city will observe !
Founders day, Thursday. March %. |
Trinity Methodist church. An excel !
lent program is being prepared by /
members from each of the auxiliary /
departments. Mrs. Perry o. Hanson |
OF lola. who has been in missionary |
work in China for seventeen years. |
will give a talk. All women of the |
Methodist churches and others in the |
city are invited to attend.
The Girls Missionary circle of the |
West Side Christian church held a /
evening meeting at the church. The I
president of the society is Miss Ger \
trude Rahberg- Miss Viola Wa gner's |
division of the circle had charge. A /
mixed quartet from the studio of Miss.
Lola Konopasek will sing tonight at i
the revival meetings being held at the /
West Side Christian church. spe-
cial motion picture will be shown and i
the evangelist. Charles F. Early. will
take as his topic shall We Know Our /
Friends in Heaven"
Eight Topeka stationers are IN |
Kansas City today, to attend the con-
vention of the Mid West division of /
the National Association of Station /
ers and Manufacturers. Charles L.
of Crane & Co, A. 5. 4
Mathews and c. w. SeeIey of the i
Hall Lithographing company. are Of |
ficers of the association. other To-
peka men at the convention are: J. Il
A. Crow. of the Hall company; Fred /
Gades and Fred Howe. of Crane & /
Co.: z. r. Stants, of Adams Brothers !
Printing company: T. L. Pattison, of /
the Zercher Stationery company.
The state charter board has ap-
proved an application for a charter
for the new branch of railroad in /
Chase and Butler counties. Announce
ment of approval OF the project by
the Interstate commerce commission
was in The fe