The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-10
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

c. V. Topping. of Kansas City. sec-l
rotary and traffic manager for the
2 Southwestern Millers league, was I'M
( Topeka this week on business.
Municipal Bonds and Liberty Bonds
bought, sold and exchanged The
Brown-Crummer Company, 4l9 New
England Bldg, J. H Evans. resident
manager--Adv-
The Ripley park Red Cross baby
clinic Will oRen Tuesday. June 3, with
hours from 10 to u DR.. Hobart will
be in charge. The West side baby
clinic viii be announced later
Mrs. Chase Doster, dramatic So
prano. who is visiting in Topeka, will
be the soloist Sunday morning at the
First Unitarian church. ga Topeka
boulevard Mrs Doster will sing
Peace and Love" tRoff), also The
Prodigal Child" (Debussy).
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Everle. formerly
of Topeka, now Of Oklahoma City,
/. Okla. IRE in Topeka for two days Wis
( iting friends. TheS are on a motor
"trip to Colorado by way of Omaha,
county treasurer, and is now an in
surance adjuster for an oklahoma
company
George Godfrey Moore. president of
the National Reserve Life Insurance
company. returned Friday from Fort |
. Worth, Texas, where he has com /
pleted arrangements for admitting the /
company into that state. The National /
Reserve Life is now doing business in
Texas. oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Ne /
braslEa and Arkansas.
The West Side Christian Bible /
school will hold the Children's day /
exercises Sunday evening at the
church The choir and the orchestra 4
will assist with the program. The /
children viii give the missionary ex- Il
ercise. fSend Ne" They will carry /
flags in honor of Flag day. The Of
fering will be given to foreign mis-
sions.
The regular weekly luncheon OF the
Topeka Life Underwriters association
was held at the Chamber of Com
merce at noon today. The regular
monthly business meeting of the as
ISOLATION is to be held at noon next
Saturday and 1t is probable that the
association will adjourn its regular
meetings during the summer months
after that session l.
Boy scouts from Topeka who attend
Camp Burrow this summer, will be
physically fit before they are per
mitted to start for the camp. A board
of specialists will examine every ap-
plicant for the camp before issuing a
permit for him to attend Scouts who
needed treatment for which their
parents cannot afford to pay be-
fore going to the camp, Will be given
that treatment at the expense OF the |
boy scout council.
Flag day services Will be held Sun
day evening at o'clock at the Cen
trail Park Christian church The Rev.
J. Quincy Biggs Will deliver an address
on "Our Flag and Its Meaning" The
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts Will assist
in the service by telling of the origin
of the flag. The Christian flag Will
also he unified and its origin will be
given The Rev Biggs WIN make a
comparison of the two flagk Special
patriotic music will be given.
The J. e. Wilson & Son garage at
Abe corner of Sixth and Lind enwood
Ayenues. viii hold open house today
aid tomorrow IN celebration Of the
3 cOnd anniversary OF the business ! ,
Wilson started his Topeka business
" tn an oil filling station at the corner
of West Sixth and College avenues two ,
years ago The building now occupied
by his plant is so by 1S5 feet. and his |
work includes every phase of auto {
mobile repairinsv storage, and Access
sorry supplies.
Mercedes Julip I'd. a Holstein-
Friesian COW owned by Ira Romig & | ]
Sons Of Topeka. has been declared
champion in milk production for the s
state of Kansas by the HOlstein-F Erie ,
sian Association of America. The
champion COW, who is in the Junior q
S-year-old class. produced 1876
pounds of milk and 7SO.4S pounds of
butter fat in a year The former
holder OF the record was Lillian KOrn-
dyke Sarcastic, owned by 7. NJ. Ewing l
Of Independence /
There were more than sixty-five {
persons interested in salesmanship in :
at tn first of eight lee
lures in the subject which are being :
given under the auspices of the Cham 4
Der of Commerce The first lecture !
was given at the parlors of the Cham I
Der OF Commerce at o'clock Friday +
evening. The remaining seven VIII i
be given on Friday evenings of con- ]
weeks, at 1850 O'Clock. The Y
speaker Is Paul W. Ivey. professor of
advertising and selling at the Univer-
sity of Nebraska Several Topeka s
We Had h. -
cent of their sales forces at the first
lecture.
The city Jail and its condition were
thoroly discussed at the monthly meet I
ing of the Shawnee County League of
Women Voters, held a. the Chamber
speakers were Mrs. Laura O'Neil, Mrs.
r. J. Walhall, Mrs. Margaret Curry, u
and Mrs c; J. Evans The league was
addressed by w. L Porter, formerly
city commissioner of health and parks.
The league will hold a meeting at $40
o. clock on the morning of June 20,
70 which the candidates for county Of
fees will be invited to come. Mrs.
C. J. Evans presided at the meeting
Friday afternoon. with Mrs F. Z.
acting as secretary. h
P H. Forbes, 1913 College avenue. a,
didn't let the grass grow under his
fountain pen when he got a notice "
hat the new sanitary sewer being Is
built in his district would cost hin1 8.
s92.14. Notices were sent out from q
he office of the city clerk to the Ii
property owners who were liable for
he cost of constructing the sewer. "
they were given the option of pay =,
ng the amount in cash or having il ~
assessed with their taxes for the next n
en- years Forbes got his notice on "
Nay %. on May 81 his check for the
'ull amount was in the hands OF the y
.ity trea surer. Miss Alberta Hale. He h
vas the first man 20 get his payment :
Town on the new sewer of
Gods Method. Evolution will be +