The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-03
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The regular weekly luncheon of the
Topeka Builders club was held at the
Chamber of Commerce at noon today
The regular weekly meeting of the
P. S. club, made up of printing sales
men. was held at the Chamber of
Commerce at noon today.
sam Blythe. travelling salesman for
many years. has become night cle l,l
at the Throop hotel. succeeding W. w
, Randall. who left Tuesday for Kansas
City
The woman's Civic Chorus concert
Thursday evening at city auditorium.
iS:3O O'Clock. GcneraF admission 80
cents. Reserved section, so cents, at
Guilds Music Store.-Adv-
p F. SchiIling of the Lux Mercan-
tile company, addressed the members
of Mems Dinner club of the Lowman
Memorial Methodist church at
meeting Tuesday night in the church
parlors-
The regular meeting of the Topeka
Club of Printing House Craftsmen was
held at Klingaman hall Wednesday
night. Plans were made Tor a spring
picnic for the members and their
families.
An exhibition of music, industry and
physical culture will be given Friday
night at the city auditorium by stu
dents OF the Kansas Industrial and
Educational institute in the interests
of the Colored Y. NJ. c. A.
A motor car belonging to Lawrence
Ellis negro, 1920 washington street,
was badly damaged about . O'Clock
Tuesday evening when il was struck
by a freight car at the First avenue
and Quincy street crossing ellis es-
capped with only a few bruises.
Three Fort Riley soldiers were
f,1~f "a TnTlpI<a rOIipe Tues
day to be held for army officers They
are charged with going A. w. o. L.
and taking another mans motor car
in which to make the trip, according
to the police. They gave their nafnes
as L w. Moore. %; Jack Foster. ~,
and Eugene Cromer, IS.
Frank Dunn. S13 Adams street, was
dismissed by Judge Rad Lee after his
trial on charge of wife beating in Pc
lice court Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Dunn charged that her husband
knocked her down twice. It was
Dunn's assertion, however. that she
fell down twice when she swung at
him with a handbag and missed him.
He denied that he had struck. Mrs.
Dunn's divorce suit is pending in the
Shawnee county district court.
F'lavius Burkett, 425 Greenwood
avenue, was made defendant in a suit
filed in the district court Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Anna Masching, 223
Id ylOI street. u GOAlGCL PLufUuU QdlIl-
ages for injuries she claims to have
sustained in a motor car collision at
Sixth avenue and Topeka boulevard
August II. 1921. She charges that
Burkett was driving al a high speed
when the accident occurred, and that
she received permanent injuries.
The regular dinner and meeting of
the Mems club of the First Methodist
church will be held at the Chamber
of Commerce at $50 O'Clock tonight.
The speakers will be Senator James
Malone, for a number of years a MEM
Der of the legislature from Rawlins
county; J. Ernest Jones, cashier of the
Merchants National bank, and For
rest L. Rice, of the Brier-Rice Insur-
ance company. Music will be fur
nished by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stein
er, Otto Nelson and Mano Morris.
A reception for the seventy persons
who have been taken into the mem
bership of the First Christian church
since January 1 was held Tuesday
night at the church. Music for the
reception was furnished by Clarence
Messick, Arthur Messick. Mrs. F. G.
Dreaming. Miss Ruth Tandy, Miss
Thelma Ketchum and Miss Lovelia
Hilty. Talks We're made by Mrs. J.
D. Zimmerman, Miss Edith Robert
son, Mrs. d. A. Bragg, Mrs. w. r.
Warnica. Miss Myrtle Keller. Mrs Err
nest Jessop. A. z. Voigt. Mrs N. p.
McComas, Mrs H. H tanning. Mrs. J.
L. Campbell and the Rev. r. A. Scheu,
pastor