The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-08

ranged between the Topeka High
| schooI and the Y. w. c. A teams al
the gymnasium of the latter to take
place Friday evening at $50.
The Haskell Indians and the men
OF the Leavenworth Army Post will
be well represented at the state Y. M.
z: A: convention according to letters
which have been received today.
! The students of the high school
nave already begun to dub" two of
their instructors in the Manual Train
ing department Zig saw Hoener
and gingerbread" Kaho respectively.
Word has been received from the
president of the American Hereford's
cattle Breeders association that the
association will give $3.50 in pre-
NUNS at the Topeka fair provided
the premiums amount to $780,
AT the regular meeting of the Shaw
nee nee AlIa1a club which will be held at
me commercial club quarters on the
AFTERNOON of February rs Dean Walters
or X 5. A c. will address the members
ana all others interested in the subject
of alfalfa
Inc entertainment committee in
charge of affairs of the state Y. M.
Gov ~ "a, says mat there is a need of ac-
cohlnodatlons for 120 more delegates
TO tne convention. Anyone who
wishes to entertain the guests of the
city are asked to call up Richard VIII
son at the central Y. NJ. C. A.
X. E Morgan. who is in charge of
county association work is in the
city. At the state Y. M. G.. A con-
vention which commences Thnrsdav
evening he will tell of the movement
wnlch mas been started with the view
OF getting the country people inter
ested IN the Y. NJ. c. A. work.
Prof. Paul Shorey will deliver an adj
e elbes on On, FRIDAY evening at the high
Ancients." Prof Shorey halls from the
University of Chicago and is considered
one of the most brilliant speakers in the
country His lecture is one which has
peeh booked for the regular teachers
lecture course.
At meeting of high school students
Mno are interested in athletics it was
MAKE thorough canvass of the school |
with the view of finding out Just what |
material is available for a track team
and baseball nine. If there is suf-
IIcIeht material for both teams baseball |
VIII again be feature of athletics in |
the school -
The school board has ordered 20 pri-
mary reading charts at a cost of SJ2
each Tor the primary rooms in the CITY
SCHOOLS These charts were devised tsy
MRS. A. W. Arnett of this city, and are
oelhg manufactured by H. E. Pendry
& company, a local concern The
charts have been recommended by the
state board
At the Central Y. NJ c. A. so men
SAT- down to the dinner table. A. NJ
Bruner of Chicago, often called the
Illinois Cyclone" met the Sunday
-neater meeting workers, and the COM
nltteemen who are planning for the
coming 7. II. c. A. convention. giving
mem some valuable advice as to
methods of work to pursue, and also
cling some amusing stories
Superintendent L. D. Whittemore has
'een instructed to prepare an exhaustive
'eport On the Topeka city schools for
ouohcation as soon after the close of
chool as possible. The report is toll
contain cuts of some of the SCHOOL,
'ullolngs and 1t is the idea to have it
o perfect that it will be a model for
'ener schools to pattern after 1t has
'een many long year snce such a
eport has been published in Topeka.
The next meeting of the Local Union
4 the Christian Endeavor societies Of
ne churches of the city will be held two
weeks from last night at the First
saptist church. and it is expected there
we're Will be several hundred Young
eople present. At a meeting Of the
xecutive committee held at the Cen
raj Y. NJ. c. =. last evening it was de- ,
ided TO make special effort to make
he organization larger factor for the
God in Topeka. .
Postmaster Rodgers has received | .
ne report OF station No. which is | /