The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-11

FRED NCfl2n0 addressed the SIuQe1I
body OF Strickler's Topeka Business
college this morning on The Power
Of Personality"
Sweet Cider, wholesale and retail
Custom grinding every day. Diamond
Botting Works, 22o1 Lincoln ST.
Phone 517S--Adv.
Judge John H Crawford of the in
dustrial court is attending the mine
operators meeting in Cleveland, Ohio.
He went as = representative of the
state labor department
The Topeka High School Polytech-
mic Science club he'd it's regular
weekly meeting this afternoon in the
assembly hail OF the south building A
radio concert and chemistry, expert
ments featured the program
The first meeting OF the Fortnight
ly club for this season was held at
PelIetier's tea room Tuesday night
[. c. schnacke is president of the
club, H. l. Shirer vice president, and
L D. WhittemoEe, secretary and
treasurer
One new case of diphtheria was re-
ported TO the office of DR.. Earle c.
Brown. city health officer, today, and
total of nineteen active cases in the
city at present. Two cases were re-
ported late Tuesday.
Earl s. johnson will erect a garage
and filling station at 1432-34 North
Topeka avenue. The garage is to cost
81. 500 and the filling station $500. ae-
cording to the building permit which
has been taken out at the city fire
marshars office.
The World War picture will be
shown at the meeting Of the Kansas
State Historical society Tuesday night.
October II, at Memorial hall, accord
ing to William E. ConnelIey. Ameri-
can Legion nen in Topeka will be
guests.
Two hundred persons attended the
movie. "Doings of the Dollar" ex-
hibited at the 7. W. c. A. Tuesday
work of the association Punch and
waters were served following the
presentation of the picture
An application of the Harvey and
Greer eating houses for permission to
change their schedules for girl wait
resses employed on night shifts has
been presented to the welfare division
of the Industrial court The app1ica-
ton will be heard October "a
The regular meeting and luncheon
Of the Topeka Builders club, held at
noon today at the Chamber Of Com
merce was devoted to a discussion of
the plans for the last picnic of the
club for this season. to be held at the
summer camp OF the club Saturday
evening.
The last picnic of the summer will
be held Saturday evening by the To-
peka Builders club at its summer
camp at Riverside park. The builders
Will go to the camp at 5 o'clock, where
they will have a horseshoe pitching
tournament. followed by dinner and
other entertainment.
The public utilities commission has
approved a rate reduction from Law
renee to Manhattan and return for
y oka[T
Kansas university and the state agri-
cultural college. The round trip rate
will be s3.75 for the game, which will
be played October Is.
ToHa MccFeaE of Topeka. candidate
for the Republican nomination for
speak for the Republican state ticket
in a number Of western counties He
will leave today for speaking engage
ments in Barton, Rush and Ness coun-
ties.
The Senne Construction company~of
Topeka has been awarded contracts
for two new improvements at Topeka
state hospital One contract is for
ST34O and covers repairs on the roof
of one structure. Another is for
porch at an inmates cottage to cost
$12,14O.
Building and loan associations in
Kansas have assets of $51,01S,512, &C
cording to the semi-annual report or
the state banking department The re-
port covers condition of us organiza-
lions. The showing is an increase of
SASS, 440 over the record six months
ago.
d o. McCray assistant secretary Of
state, and A. L. Clark, publisher or the
HAYS Free Press. held a reunion at
the state house Tuesday afternoon
Forty-six years ago the men were part
ners in the newspaper business IN
Hartford. Lyon county. They had not
met in thirty-four years.
Frank Samuel. adtutant OF the Kan
sas department of the ANGLICAN Lee
s1on, left today for New Orleans,
where he will complete arrangements
to accommodate the Kansas delega-
ton at the national league convention
at New Orleans, October Is The
delegation will maintain headquarters
in Hotel St. Charles.
The Washburn college 7. w c. A
held its regular weekly meeting on
Shunganunga. creek Tuesday after
noon instead of in the morning A
day at the Estes Park conference"
was presented, all the girls taking
part under the direction of the MEM
hers who were at the conference last
summer. Miss Erma Lewis was in
charge.
The speakers at the Thursday meet
ing of the former shop employees Of
the Santa Fe Thursday. Of this week.
are the Rev. H. Z. Nelson. pastor OF
the Potwiu Presby terian church and
T. GffherE- Gilberg's subject will be
After the Revolution by Ballot, What
Then ," The topic of the Rev. Mel
sons talk has not yet been announced
The meeting will be held at Labor
Hall at o'clock
The regular meeting OF the Printing
SaIesmen's club was held at the
Chamber of Commerce at noon today
Plans for the formal celebration Of
Columbus day, Thursday. October IL,
by the Knights OF Columbus in To-
peka. have been abandoned, it was
stated today. Other chapters OF the
order turnout the country are cele-
brating the day, however. The banks
OF To- eka will be closed Thursday,
since Columbus day is a legal holiday.
The formal oueufuR OF fh4 ToDeEa