The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-29
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the Central Y. M {. A. Cafeteria
Adv.
time, day or night. Free service cars
J. Z. Wilson & Sons.-Adv.
The regular weekly meeting of the
] Printing Statesmen club was held at
the Chamber of Commerce at noon
/ today.
i Sweet Cider. wholesale and retail.
Bottling Works. 22O1 Lincoln st.
Phone S17S--Adv.
An entertainment will be held Fri
day evening at the Railroad Y. NJ. c.
A. The program will be in charge of
| Clarence Messick, violinist.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elmer Hicks, 215
East Eleventh street, announce the
birth Of a son, November Is. to whom
they have given the name of Dale
Dean
The Boys Industrial school band
will give concert at Auburn Friday
night. 1t will be the second number
on the Auburn community entertain
ment series.
| The Kansas Industrial and, Educa-
Tuesday night for Langston. Okla,
where the team will play Langston uni
versi>y Thanksgiving.
Evangelist Perry. who is conducting
services at the Shiloh Baptist church.
spoke at a meeting of the employees of
the car department of the santa F'e
shops at the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. this
noon
Thirty-two children of the Security
Benefit association home will be guests
at the meeting of the Juveniles of Sc
curity Saturday afternoon at Penwell
hall, Odd Fellows Temple, III West
Sixth avenue
The operetta. "BuI Bull" composed
by Maude Elizabeth Inch and w.
Rhys-Herbert, will be presented some
time in February nv the (1lPR nlnh nf
Topeka high school. according to Miss
Grace v. Wilson, musical supervisor
at the school.
Harry Smith, veteran moving pic
ture machine operator of Topeka. WHO
recently went to Albuquerque. n. M,
for the benefit of his health, is max
ing progress toward recovery, accord
ing to word received here from him.
Smith says he has gained eighteen
pounds since he has been in New
Butter is being sold at from 81 to
5S cents per pound, retail, in Topeka
at the present time, as compared to
80 cents a pound last summer. The
since the killing off of green pastures
by frost. The wholesale price of but
ter is from As to so cents. depending |
upon the grade.
Three games were played in the
Sunday School Basketball league at
the Central Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday night |
The results were as follows: Central
Park Christian Intern edliate, IS;
First Presbyterian, %; Evangelical
senior. IS; First Christian. 4 Oakland /
Presbyterian, 16; Seabrook Congrega-
tional, IL.
washburn girls are signing up for
basketball this week. Forty-six girls
have already signed up, according to
Miss Edythe Saylor, director of wom-
ems athletics at the college. Practice
will begin on December 4. Miss Say
lor wants to have interclass games
start in the middle of the month She
says that more seniors are needed.
The Topeka Builders club will hold
a dinner, dance and entertainment.
with their wives and women friends as
their guests at the Chamber of Com
merce on the evening of December Is.
A program of entertainment is being
worked out for the event at the pres
emit time. 1t will be the first ladies
night for the builders for this season
Members of Kansas Bethel No. 1.
Jobs Daughters, will hold their semi
annual election of officers Friday. eve
ming at Moose hall. Masonic temple.
The present officers are: Miss Mil
bred Bolinger, queen; Miss Nelma
senior princess;'- Miss
Loreen' Bates, secretary, and MISS
Thelma Steinmeyer, treasurer A class
Of candidates will also be initiated
Twelve new aides-de-camp have
been appointed on the staff of w w:
Denison, department commander OF
the Grand Army of the Republic. The
aides are: A. Graft, Frank Tate, G.
NJ. Dick, J. H. Taylor, d. w. Quimby
of Wellington, George Schrlner, Abb
lene; Charles Russ and David Allen,
Jetmore; w. H. johnson, Salina; Sam
uel Baughman. Chanute, and j. e.
Hanna and John Barnum, Hiawatha.
X o. Sumner, aged 60 years con-
iuctor of the St Joseph train over the
o.
lay, having made his last trip over his
run Tuesday. He has been a con-
iuctor for the Rock Island since 1887,
n which year he came TO Kansas. lie
he present Rock Island station here
was in course of construction, and
when there were horse cars on the
streets of Topeka Il
The former shop employees of the
Santa Fe will give a vaudeville and
picture show for the benefit
Of themselves and their families and
striking theatrical employees in the
city auditorium, Thursday The mat
nee performance will be at $3.50
o'clock and the evening shows at z and
} o'clock. The program will include
.hree acts of vaudeville and feature
moving picture c. E. Hampstead Is
n charge of the shows.
HilIcrest sanatorium is still in the
cad in the election sale at the ThomO-
Hardware company,
,ccording to George Wells, manager.
rhe Ingleside home is second and the
9rovident association is third. Thanks
irving morning the institution which
las received the most votes will re-
GIVE a check from the store for $10O.j
rhe institution in second place will
eceive a check for $50, and the in
tituton in third place will receive $40.
Plans for quarter-mile cinder
rack and a football grfdiron on the
lew tract in the Parkdale district to
'e made ready for the Topeka high
chooI athletic teams next season will
'e presented for approval to the