The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-27

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Several girls employed at the Santa
/ Fe general offices are reported to be
reading literature on How TO get rid
OF fat
! The members of the official board
of the Trinity Methodist church will
in the church parlors.
John B. Floyd. boy scout executive,
viii give the girls of the Potwin Pres
byterian-church instruction in signal
ing at the church this evening.
The Parent-Teachers' association of
sing at o'clock this evening at the
school.
No obligation to have the sund-
strand Adding Machine demonstrated
on your own work. Just phone SO2.
Jos. c. Wilson & Co., 525 Kansas Ave.
ADV.
NJ Enoch was high man in both
events in the Topeka Guu club shoot.
held Sunday at the clubs range. He
scored As in the 50-target event and
p in the 12pair of doubles.
c. II. Harper, for many years adver-
Using manager of the Salina Journal,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Topeka
visiting his son, Ralph Harper. cashier
at the Santa Fe freight office.
Miss Melvina Cooper will take the
leading role in the play. AT Home
The Dentons." which will be presented
Friday night at McNicar chapel by
the students of Washburn rural high
school.
William ]. johnson. associate sec
rotary of the temperance and welfare
board of the Presbyterian church. will
speak at $40. o'clock Friday evening
a o mi ms laxyta F.iq n
church.
Jimmy ingalls,, arrested by the po-
lice, was turned over to the county
today to be held for officers from Ok
lahoma, where he is wanted on
charge of embezzling money from
Tom Miller.
1he Benjamin Franklin council of
the American Association for the Rec
ognition of the Irish Republic will
hold a meeting at s O'Clock this eve
ming at Klingaman's hall, 116 East
Sixth avenue.
Installation of officers of the To-
peka Bethel of Jobs Daughters was
held Saturday afternoon at the
Rosery, S23 Kansas avenue. w. A.
Bolinger, state deputy acted, as in
Sailing officer.
Mrs Grace Lee Clark today filed a
petition in the district court asking
divorce from Robert Wardell Clark,
who she says abandoned her May %,
1921 They were married at Topeka
in January. 1910.
The members of the Baker univer-.
sity glee club were enthusiastically
received when they appeared on a
program at the LowTnan Memorial
Methodist church Saturday night.
Harold Flickenger and Cecil Sanders
of Topeka were on the program.
Charles Johnson, arrested last week
in Arkansas City on a charge of rails.
ing federal currency, was brought TO
the Shawnee county Jail by-as deputy
United States marshal Saturday to
await the action of the federal grand
jury which will convene here in April.
Permits have been issued from the
office of the fire marshal for the
erection of new dwellings to Glenn D.
Baker, who will construct a $4,000
home at 1904 Quincy street, and to
George Kistner.w no will build S4,-
600 residence at sos Scotland avenue
The revival meetings. which have
been conducted during the last four
weeks at the West Side Christian
church by Evangelist Charles s.
Farley, of Des Moines, Ia. will close
tonight. The Rev. Farley win open a
series of meetings at Harrington this
week.
You sure smell like a freak said
Ed Stranger Lewis, the champion,
while down on the mat with Joe Gesh-
tout, the big Bulgarian. at the Audi
torium Friday night. Then Lewis put
on a deadlock and retired to his dress
ing room where the. atmosphere was
better.
The boys at the State Industrial
school presented an entertainment at
the school Sunday night for the bene-
fit of groHp of boys and girls from
the Third Presbyterian church A
comedy sketch, a burlesque and gym
nastic exhibitions were included in the
entertainment.
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cases OF social disease, three cases of
smallpox-an in the same family
one case of diphtheria, one case of
scarlet fever and five cases of pneu-
monia, were reported to the city
health department during the week
which ended Saturday.
The Washburn college debating
team won a unanimous decision over
the Oklahoma A. and NJ. team in a
debate held Saturday night at Nc
Vicar chapel. Washburn upheld the
negative side of the question, Re
solved. That the Closed. Shop Should
Prevail in American Industry
A mems noon vo1leybaH tournament
has been organized at the Central Y.
NJ c. A and will begin this week
Putnam, E. V. King. J. A. Meyers and
B. J. Lempenau. The tournament will
be conducted for a period of nine
weeks, two games being played each
week
The Square Circle club will hold q
dinner dance at Pelletier's Tea room
at $50 o'clock tonight. At the din
ner, James A. Kimball. state business
will be the principal speak
er. Carl Nesper will offer a 'xyIo-
phone solo. Music for the dance will
oe furnished by the Theodore Morse
orchestra
Three new cases of diphtheria-
Two in one family-were reported to
the city health department this
morning, after a several day period
in which the books of the department
were clear of diphtherfa The chance |