The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-10
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5000 JonqufIs. soc dozen tomorrow
/ only At the Roserys ST. Kansas Ave
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Tax sxempt kansas bonds. Shaw
Z nee Investment Co. 5S+ Kansas Ave
Phone 5050--AdE-
A marriage license was issued in
3 Kansas City Saturday 70 Roy Tyler.
IS and Elizabeth Harold -. both OF
! Topeka
The physical training classes OF the
Y W g A viii present their annual
minstrel show on the evening of Sat
urday, April -. in the gymnasium OF
the association
: E Cobb. president Of the hank Of
Topeka. has been selected As director
Of the annual men berShip canvass Of
the Central Y NJ C A TO be held
ApriI -. IS. q and g.
The fire department was called AT
esq o'clock this morning to extin
Euish a blaze in the home Of Grant
Lucas at To East Eleventh street
, The damage was very slight
Many Master AIasons Of Topeka and
vicinity VIII attend the initiation OF
Round Table chapter De Molay. at
1859 o'clock this evening at the city
auditorium Degrees Will be conferred
on a class OF twenty candidates
The regular dinner and meeting Of
the Topeka Cooperative club viii be
held Tuesday evening at Sis O'Clock
at PeIletier's tea room Roy Jordan
and ". s Dickie are in charge Of the
program for Tuesdays meeting
Al the regular weekly dinner and
meeting OF the Topeka Square Circle
club 10 be held AT the EIks' club At
$50 o'clock this evening Clyde N
Reed. chairman OF the state public
utilities commission. viii be the prin-
cipaI speaker
The Rev. J. Quincy Briggs. pastor
OF rhe Central Park Christian church
will conduct an evanselistic meeting
At clock This evening at the church
he viii deliver a sermon on the 81 o
1ecr- Five Profound Questions
baptisu1aI service viii follow the ser
mon
The Topeka Kfwaniaus viii enter
tain their wives and women friends At
banquet and entertaInraen5 al tne
Chamber Of Commerce at $50 O'Clock
this evening The program Will in
cIude music and stunts" by Wash
burn college performers directed by
Prof Albert Habersrro-
Miss Louise Krefgbaum, matron Of
the rural rest room al the city hall
since its establishment. has resigned
She viii manage a farm which be-
longs TO her. during the coming year
The committee in charge Of selecting
successor has NOT vet made any
announcement as to candidates for
the place
The battered remains OF the White
runah bout which struck a trolley pole
on Kansas avenue some weeks a4b
with Assistant Fire Marshal Joseph
Wa-delich. have been combined with
the remains Of 4 Chalmers car by the
mechanics Of the department The
resulting automotive hybrid is being
used as a truck IN the maintenance OF
the fire alarm system
The first death claim under the
group Insurance taken out by the Han
LithoEra phinS company has been paid
by the Aetna Insurance com pany- on
:. -r
employee OF the store. the Hall com
pauy presented a claim for $500 to I
the Aetna company The claim has
been paid The group iusa<zHce car
riec By Halls applies 70 all employees |
OF the company. with the premiums
paid by the employers
Prof Charles E Carpenter. dean
OF the school OF law OF WashbuFn col
iegs- delivered the address on Sunday
evening before the open forum meet
ing Of the Unitarian Laymeu's league. /
his topic being Il the Human Race
Improving Professor Carpenter
discussed evolution as applied TO the
human race. and stated Il as his be-
particularly eugenics. are fucompara-
bly, the most important studies Of man
for the future benefit Of the race.
Standardization of St Francis hos
pital in accordance with the plan rec
onlmended by the American College
the near future The Standardization I
VIII consist of revision or the staff
organization. sysCematIZa tion of case
records. adequate laboratory facilities. |
and nurses training school OF the !
highest order An executive board OF
local physicians has been appointed
b. the management Of the hospital
TO draw NJ the plan and supervise
the necessary changes.
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