The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-20
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Book" will soon be out. Get in 1t.
A meeting of the house committee of
the Commercial club was held at noon
"Foul Is Fair" will be presented by
high school students at the chapel to-
night.
Tuesday and Wednesday the Kan
sas OsteoDathic physicians will meet
in Topeka.
Dr. E. S. Pettyjohn spoke at the high
school this morning on The Great
White Plague"
1t is announced that the city will be
gin at once the work OF clearing OUT
Lakewood park.
A hike to Cages park this after
noon closes the gymnasium classes of
the Y. w. c. A. A picnic lunch will be
enjoyed.
The Central Avenue Christian base
ball team will play Euclid Methodist
at Skene's park at o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
number of local Homeopathic physl-
clans are in Kansas CITY. Kan, at
tending the annual meeting OF the
Homeopathic.
On warrant charging failure to
support his wife, Edward Douglas, 10
East Fourth street, has been placed
under arrest.
Iouis C,orrilo is wanted by the po-
lice. Louis is "a Man From Mexico
and is charged with stealing from a
store at Shorey.
Douglas & Evans have commenced
the preliminary work in connectl0n
with their contract for completing the
rev Mills building.
Revival services will be held at the
Euclid Avenue NJ. E. church beginning
Sunday which will extend throughout
the month of June.
w J. Rickenbacher has sent elab-
crate invitations to about 800 Topeka
people, inviting them to picnic III the
new Lakewood park
DR. F. n Lynch will deliver an ad-
dress this evening before the members
of the brotherhood of the Howard Me-
mortal church of Kansas City.
Tomorrow morning the junior gym,
nasium classes of the Y. w. C. A. VIII
hold picnic on Washburn campus as
the closing event of the season.
Ora Simms, a negro charged with
selling liquor, VINO jumped his 500
bond, has been captured at Alamosa,
Colo. H. c. Lindsay is on his bond
Vincent Kaczynski, the fuel man, has
donated a large load of hard wood for
use at the fresh air camp OF the To-
poka Anti-Tuberculosis society near
Garfield park.
Members of Lincoln post and Lincoln
Circle G A. r. will hold a reception at
the post hall, May &c in honor of n. Il.
Harmon, department commander OF the
state G. A X.
An investigation is about to com
mence on the part of the text book
committee of the school board relative
to the use of supplementary books IN
the city schools.
Miss Meta T. Legler of concert
fame will sing at the Auditorium sun
day afternoon at the mass meeting un-
der the auspices of the IopeKa Anu
tuberculosis society.
Cf ground on the northeast
corner of Taylor and Huntcon streets
belonging to the city will soon be the
delight of the children as sandplles ana
letters will be provided.
In the Church baseball league pre-
limary games games will be played at
Schemes park tomorrow as follows:
Euclid Avenue VS.. Central Avenue;
First Presbyterian VS.. First NJ. E.
Sumner defeated Harrison by the
big score of IL to Thursday. The
feature of the game was Lewis pitch
ing for Sumner. Batteries-Sumner,
Lewis and MYERS; Harrison, Archie and
Weber.
-Four to ten, the Seabrook junior
baseball team went down to defeat ct
the hands of the juniors of the Euclid
Avenue NJ f. church. Euclid Avenue
beat the German Catholics to the tune
of to 2.
Within a couple of weeks Commercial
club members will probably be playing
pool and billiards in the room which is
being put in readiness for the purpose
on the fifth floor of the Commerce
building.
Every man to his own choice in the
matter of the most desirable bait for
fish A Topekan who started today on
an expedition after some of the finny
tribe carried a two pound box of high
class bon bons in his kit
Judge w F. Schoch leaves tonight
for st. Louis, where he will take part
in the annual convention of the Ma
tional Association of Charities and Cor
rections. 1.-The Juvenile Court" will be
the topic upon which Judge Schoch
will talk.
L. H. Scurlock, of the Provident Land
association, Kansas City, will speak
before the Topeka Ad club Tuesday
noon. The members of the Topeka Real
Estate Dealers association or any 9th
er realty men are asked to attend the
monday gathering.
DR.. f. N. Lynch will deliver an ad-
dress before the Wesleyan Guild of the
First NJ. E. church of Lawrence Sun
cay evening. THIS is an annual affair.
DIR. H. E. Wolfe, of Lawrence, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the local NJ. e.
church Sunday evening.
T. A. McNeaI will make the address
of welcome in connection with the
gathering of the members of the Kan
sas Osteopathic association which will
take place in the roof garden of the
National hotel. 1t is the ninth annual
convention of the association.
Tomorrow Washburn. Topeka high
school and the Central Y. NJ. C. A.
are scheduled to meet in a big field
and track event on Washburn field.
Beginning at 2:30 o'clock. the teams
representing the three institutions will
fight it out for the city championship.
The Hackney Milling company has
donated cinders for a drive to be made
on the grounds of the Topeka Anti
tuberculosis society's camp on the
North side, and the Topeka and Mer-
chants Transfer companies have agreed
to the necessary hauling free of charge.
DR.. S. c. Emley of the State uni
versity. who is now lecturer for the