The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-06

leaves today to inspect fields at Kan
sas City, Mo His firm makes a spe-
cialty of airplane parts and acces-
sories.
James r. Gaugh, noble grand elect
of Shawnee lodge No. 1, /. Q. o. F.,
has announced the appointment of the
following officers: Lloyd Tew, war
den. John Evans, conductor; E. Barry.
inside guardian; NJ. c. Mccormick.
chaplain: NJ NJ. McGill, outside guar
noble grand; D. Shepherd, left support
of noble grand; Richard Kerr is vice
grand.
The physics department of the To-
peka High School Polytechnic Science
club gave a program this afternoon.
Plans for programs to be given
during the Christmas season will be
made at a meeting of Kitchenher's
sympathy Band, an organization of
girls of the First Methodist church, at
7:3O o'clock this evening at the home
of Miss Nell Lytle, 1922 Harrison
street.
Mrs. Galena McCay was elected
worthy matron of Helen chapter No.
21O. Order of Eastern Star, at the an
nual election, Tuesday night Mrs.
Ida Saville was reelected secretary.
Other officers elected We're: Frank
McCay, worthy patron; Hester Adams,
associate matron; Mrs. Matte Sher-
bourne, treasurer; Mrs. Cora Havens'
conductress; Mrs Gertrude Constable,
associate conductress.
The Topeka. Osteopathic association
was organized at the meeting of Oste-
opaths held Tuesday night. DR.. H
B. Syler was elected president of the
association, and DIR. Genevra Leader
secretary and treasurer. The purposes
of the association are both social and
scientific. Regular meetings will be
held on the third Tuesday of each
month, with clinics and case reports
as features of the programs.
The plant of the Topeka Rug fac
tory at SIS East Fourth avenue is be-
ing remodeled and new equipment in
stalled, which will double the capacity
of the plant next spring or summer.
Thirty men will be employed in the
factory next year, and the output of
new rugs made from carpets will be
about $50 per day. The products of
the factory are sold in Kansas, Okla
homa. Nebraska and Missouri.
Ike Gilberg will speak at a meeting
of Topeka Zionists tonight at the Jew
ish Community Center. Fifth and Har-
rison streets. The annual election of
officers will be held. Harry Shapiro
is president and William Levin is vice
president. Miss Jennie Cohen is secre-
tary- A dance Will follow the busi-
ness meeting Refreshments will be
served The, Black and White Melody
Boys orchestra will furnish the music
At the meeting Tuesday evening of
the Disabled Veterans of the World
War, held in the American Legion
hall, plans were made for program
Christmas for the families of disabled
men. A number of other important
matters were considered. There will
be an entertainment at the next meet
ing, Tuesday, December IL. The quar-
tet and Saxophone sextette from the
Boys Industrial school will furnish
the music
The State JouInal was in error in
stating that it was eat the Palace
Clothing store that, Paul Heinz, Jr-, s.
year-old son of Judge Paul Heinz. of
the city court, miraculously escaped
serious injury Saturday afternoon
when he fell from the third floor to
the basepdent thru a bundle carrier
Warren NJ. Crosby store. The child is
none the worse for his adventure, it
'P Plans ans VIII the Oakland board of
education have had under way for
some time for the consolidation of
Oakland district with two other dis
trictS. Nos 90 and 90. have been tenn
ton of the state legislature on the
recommendation of the school code
commission on the consolidation of
school Districts into new districts. each
of which VIII have a valuation Of al
least $6,OOO,OO0.
Miss Louise Henderson, of Boston,
trained field worker of the Unitarian
church. arrived in Topeka today for a
stay of a week or ten days with the
Topeka Unitarian church members A |
year ago Miss Henderson successfully |
organized the Unitarian church school |
here, which has been conducted since |
with Miss Annetta Nicou as superin- !
tendent- Miss Henderson will use the |
church zparlors at 914 Topeka boule-
ward as headquarters for her work