The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-28
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.'The Last Supper" was the subject
1 of DIR. Alfred Z. Gregory's Bible study
class. which met this afternoon at
4 the Y. w c. A.
The members of the Christian En-
! deavor society OF the Third Presby-
terrain will give a program Sunday
evening at the boys industrial school.
! The regular weekly meeting of the
board Of directors Of the Topeka Mer-
| chants association was held at the
| Chamber of Commerce at noon today
]. Glenn McSparran. who will sue
coed 4. H. Hendrix as instructor in
| the commercial department of Topeka
high school, arrived in Topeka Mon
\ day.
Don't worry about the proper col
/ uun the Sundsrrand Adding Machine
automatically selects that for you
Jos c. Wilson & Co. 525 Kansas Ave.
ADV.
Another sign Of spring. Monday aft
I ernoon before the weather changed
! A small boy at the Central Park
school was teasing the girls with a
snake.
Miss Maude Hylse, history instrue,
tor at Topeka high school. is confined
to her home as a result of painful
bruises received in an automobile &C
cident Monday afternoon.
The Golden Belt Medical association
composed of physicians along the line
OF the Union Pacific railroad from
1 Kansas City. Kan, to Ellis, is to be
held in Topeka( April s.
The Mems GIee club of Tarkio col
lege. Tarkio. Mo. will appear on a
program at o'clock this evening at
the United Presbyterian church, Hun
toon and Fillmore streets
The members OF Round Table
chapter. No. g. Order Of De Molay.
will be entertained at $50 o'clock
this evening with a banquet and pro-
gram at the Masonic temple.
"Topsy Turvy" is the title of the
play which will be presented at
O'Clock Wednesday evening at Seaman
rural high school by the L. L. L. class
of East Indianola Sunday school
NIinstrels OF Sunflower camp No.
536 Modern Woodmen of America,
will be presented April 3 at the high
school auditorium. under the auspices
of the Topeka Poultry Breeders asso-
citation.
Paul Fung. a Chinese student at
Washburn college. will address the
students of Topeka high school at an
assembly TO be held at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday morning at the high
school auditorium
c. L. Sleeper. Union Pacific agent,
is in Kansas City, today, attending an
over short and damage" meeting
place. Better methods of handling
freight is the object.
Two hundred and ten men have re-
ceived certificates for completing
courses of study in the ex-service
m ems free night school of the knights
of Columbu The exercises were
held Monday night at Assumption
high school.
Charles S. Huffman OF Columbus,
lieutenant governor, is recovering
from a slight operation at Rochester,
MINI. Lieutenant-Go Governor Huffman
is a candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor in the Au-
gust primaries
The ceremony of extinguishing the
light at 5 o'clock Maundy Thursday.
served Thursday evening by Unity
chapter of Rose Croix No. 1. Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite of the VAL
ley OF Topeka
C z. Bascom. county chairman, an
nounced today that the Red Cross Is
planning to hold a drive for old cloth
ing some time in the near future. Def
mite announcement of the campaign
Will be made soon. The clothing is
needed in Europe.
The city commission this morning
authorized the mayor to sign a con-
tract for the extension of a city wa
ter main on Lime street from Sew
enth street TO connect with the main
on Eighth avenue. The cost of the ex-
tension is to be S549.S0.
The Unity Practical Christianity so
ciety will hold regular meetings twice
a week in the future. The meetings
viii be held at 2:3O o'clock Friday
afternoons and at 1880 o'clock Tues
day evenings with Mrs. Charles
Hardy, 1871 Lane street.
On the recommendation of the
board OF directors of the city library
the city commission this
morning confirmed the reappoint-
ment of ]. P. Davis and L. c. Bailey
as directors of the organization, for
a further fOur-year term
4 brooder. pinch hitting for the
mamma OF some incubator chickens
in a chicken house at 1910 Lincoln
morning at $40 o'clock. and caused
some damage to the walls and roof
of the place. The house belonged
to NJ. d. Patterson.
Charles Randell, of Oakland. was
sentenced by Judge James Mcclure
in the district court Monday afternoon
TO serve four months in the county
Jail on charge of completely in steal
ing a. safe from the Economy Bag
gage & Transfer company. 513 Quincy
street, about two months ago. The
safe contained only a few cents.
The grade of Twenty-seventh street,
between Lincoln street and Buchanan
street, IS to be raised. and arrange
ments made for the diverting OF the
flood waters which come down the
street and overflow Quinton Heights
The SvateI will be cared for, after
the grade has been raised by the
construction Of 4 ditch on the south
side of the grade. carrying the water