The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-03
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The Civitan club will meet tonight
at the Heron Coffee shop at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Dotterweich will sing
before an assembly of the Topeka high
school students next Wednesday.
The contract for the erection of the
new engine house at the Boys Indus
trial school has been let to George
Senne for $1,000
Sweet Cider, wholesale and retail.
Custom grinding every day. Diamond
BottIing Works. 22o1 Lincoln St.
Phone 317s.-Adv.
Bank cIearings for this week totaled
S2417,52 as against $2.574,09O.03
for last week and S2,464,73S-S9 for
the same week in 1921.
The state charter board today
granted a charter to the Home Loan
& Investment company OF Kansas
City. Kan. The company has capital
of $4,000.
Members of A. o. U. w lodge No.
and their children will hold masked
party for junior members tonight at
the residence of Miss Florence Dick
ems, 1853 Oakland avenue.
w. L. Sayers, of Hill City, has been
appointed a member of the board of
trustees of the Kansas Industrial and
Educational institute. He succeeds the
late j. r. Rogers. OF Ottawa
Glasses at Washburn college were
dismissed at 10 o'clock this morning
to allow students to attend the Wash
burn-Kansas State Normal football
game at Emporia, this afternoon.
Nine girls participated in the try
outs for the women's debating team
of Washburn college, this afternoon.
Inter-coIIege debates will be held this
winter Prof &. D. Schonberger viii
serve as coach.
More than 20 architects have sub
mitted plans for the new church of the
A TOarfSh according to Mon
signor Patrick McInerney pastor,
The sketches for the new church will
be selected November TO-
Final arrangements for attending
the national grange meeting at Wich-
ita will be made at a meeting of the
members of Shawnee County Pomona
grange at 1880 o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon at the Y w. C. A.
Ernest Glover. wrestler known as the
terrible Frenchman, has established
hea douarters in Topeka. He has chal-
lenged anyone from us to $50 pounds
in weight to a match. He will receive
challenges via the general delivery.
Henry J. Prue, of the national
American Legion headquarters at
INDIANAPOLIS who has been in Topeka
for a month in the interests of the
campaign for the Kansas compensa-
ton measure, left today for Indian
apolis.
The city of Abilene today made ap-
mission for approval of an addition to
the waterworks plant to cost $50, 800.
A resolution has been passed by the
Abilene city commission authorizing
the improvement.
Plans are being made by the To-
Deka Rotary club for the fall ladies'
night party, which is to be held at the
Chamber of Commerce on Thursday
night, November 16. Frank Ripley is
Chairman of the committee on ar
engagements for the party.
At the sale of the Shawnee County
Duroc Jersey association. held at the
Kansas Free Fair grounds Thursday
afternoon, fOrty-six hogs were sold.
$s1, paid by ]. L. McIntire. of Topeka.
The sale was managed by o. n. Roer-
schog-
The demonstration board and
equipment of the Bell Telephone COM
pany, showing the operation of the
new machine switching equipment.
will be shown at the meeting of the
Civilian club tonight, and will be in
stalled and working at the Warren NJ
Crosby store all day Saturday.
Members of the Round Table chap
ter No. 8, order of DeMolay, are max
ing preparations for the initiation or
a class of fifty candidates in December.
Twelve wagons and three trucks are
now being employed by the city street
department to remove leaves from the
streets, according to w. S. Hancock,
commissioner
The Topeka Merchants association
is cooperating in the giving of the
American Legion minstrel show at the
Grand theater. November and 10.
Members of the association are being
urged to buy tickets to the show, and
window cards and posters are being
displayed in the windows of their
stores, advertising the show.
The annual Rebekah-Canton bazaar
-r-HTN l. ha1d a.
afternoon at the odd Fellows temple,
521 Quincy street. A program will be
given at 1880 o'clock in the evening.
The lodges taking part in the bazaar
are: Topeka No. $50, Harmony No
81, Oakland No. $40, Capitola No. 219'
Naomi No. 95 and Canton Topeka No.
Seventy-five Topeka Rotarians with
their wives have signified their inten-
ton of attending the inter-city Rotary
luncheon and party at Lawrence Sat
urday. Some of them will motor to
Lawrence and others will go by train.
Following the Rotary luncheon the
ROtarians and their wives will attend
the football game between k U. and
Oklahoma.
Raymond B. Jones, publicity di-
rector of the Orpheum and Isis
theaters, will leave for Salina tonight,
where he will resume his work as dl-
rector of an advertising campaign for
G. L. Hooper. The campaign was
started two weeks ago. He will be &C
companied by Mrs. Jones, who VIII
serve as his secretary.
The sub junior class of Topeka high
school will have a party in the high
school gymnasium Saturday, Novem-
Der IL. ChaperonS will be: Mrs.
Con NJ. Buck. Mrs. Arthur Mills, Miss
Merle Fowler and Miss Grace Gilmore.
Members of the class who are plan
ming the party are: Mitchell Foster.