The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-07

Were making good-1ust watcn our
Walt DrummOnd.
Sweet Cider, wholesale and retail.
Custom grinding every day. Diamond
Bottling Works, 2201 Lincoln st.
Phone 317S.-Adv.
Members of the Craftsmen's club
will hold an election of officers at a
meeting tonight at Klingaman's hall,
116 East Sixth avenue.
The total receipts of the z. w. c. A.
for October amounted to $7,S17-64,
it was announced at a meeting of the
finance committee. Monday me e&-
penditures amounted to $7,S2S.73.
A new fourteen-foot soda fountain,
costing 81, 400, is being installed in the
Rosser Brothers pharmacy on West
Eighth avenue. The fountain which
is being replaced was installed some
ten years ago
The Rev. J. r. Crawford, executive
secretary of the Kansas Baptist con-
vention, will leave tonight for Kan
sas City, where he will attend the an
nual meeting of the Kansas City Bap-
fist Women's union.
The ladies of the Central Park
Christian church will hold get &C
ouainted meeting for all new women
members of the church at 3 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon in the churcn
parlors. The womep's union Will hold
an election of officers.
nee County Medical society was held
at the Chamber of Commerce Monday
night. DIR. Louis Shapiro, OF the
United States Public Health service,
was the speaker There were more
than forty doctors present
Prof. Theodore H. Post, instructor
in voice at Washburn college, will give
his annual fall recital at S:15 o CLOCK
Thursday night at MacVicar chapel.
He will be assisted by Prof. Frank J.
KoIbaba. vioIinist; Prof. Frank S.
Kenyon, pianist. and Prof. o, f. hunt
Members of the Dorcas society of
the Trinity Methodist church will hold
a meeting at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Joseph
Whitmer, 1907 Kansas avenue. . The
assisting hostesses will be; Mrs.
Anna Geer, Mrs. s l. Harris, Mrs.
Virginia Foley and Mrs. J. Thompson.
Miss Edna Umstot will be one of
the chief speakers at the Sunday
school and young peoples conference
of the Central district of the Kansas
Baptist convention at Newton, NoEem-
Der II, is and 1ss DR.. w. p Behan'
of the department of religious educa-
ton of Ottawa university. will be one
OF the principal speakers.
A total OF eighty-seven applications
for membership in the KaDeas Grain
Dealers association, which has its
headquarters in Topeka, have been re-
ceived up to November 1, for this
year. An effort is being made by E.
]. Smiley, secretary of the association.
to secure 100 new members for the
association during the year.
BUCK Rogers of Ford county must
go back to the state penitentiary be-
cause he was caught in Wichita carry
ing kit of burglar tools and an eN-
cessive amount of ro-glycerin.
Rogers was under parole from the
state penitentiary after having es-
capped from the institution some years
ago. He was apprehended and served
several years additional time. His
parole will be revoked by the state
In order that he might vote today
James Mcdonald was given a pardon
by Governor Allen Monday. McDon-
aid who was convicted in the Russell
county district court on charge of
arson, has been at liberty under
parole for some time Mcdonald
wanted to vote in the general election
today and the governor wired citizen
ship papers before he left for his
home town. Wichita, to make his con-
Guiding campaign speech
DIR. G. W. Cassidy, minister OF state
wide prominence. has accepted the call
to the pastorate of the First Baptist
church at Hutchinson and will take up
his new duties about December 1, ac-
cording to an announcement made to-
day by the Rev. J. T. Crawford, Sec
rotary OF the Kansas Baptist conven-
ton He was formerly pastor of the
Isl aN anu re-
Gently served as state secretary of the
Baptist denomination in Iowa
George L. Bailey, son of L c..
Bailey, has been made a member of
the firm Of Bailey Brothers and Com
pany. one of the oldest insurance
agencies in Topeka The firm was
founded by L c. Bailey, and later in
cluded J. w Bailey, Curtis s. Bailey
and G. A Bailey. all brothers of L. C.
Bailey. Curtis S. Bailey and G. A
Bailey, are dead and J. w. Bailey is in
the insurance business in Denver. butt
the name of theS firm will not be
changed.