The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-15

ing for months but now the young men
who reside a block apart are able to
converse with each other without NOV
1rg from their respective rooms.
w. J. Rickenbacher. secretary of
the Kansas Real Estate Agents asso-
citation, has sent out 1000 communica-
tions to realty men of the state in
order to swell the membership list of
the organization.
Man is not merely drop in the river
of circumstances said DR.. Washing
ton GLADDEN. VINO lectured in WaShburn
chapel. Mature furnishes the medium
for man, but he is a swimmer in and
against the current
series of high school chapel talks
is being arranged. Among the speakers
Raymond Chwegler, of the state uni
versity. DR.. z. c. Wilm. of Washburn
college and Scott Hopkins.
President Frank K. Sanders, OF Wash
burn, will deliver two lectures this
week on The Development of the He
brew Religion" at the state university
The addresses will be given on We'd
nesday ard Friday evenings.
"A follow up banquet in connection
With the laymen'S missionary movement
Will be held in Hiawatha on Wednes-
day evening. Robert Stone and E. w.
Rankin will be among the Topeka rep
resentatives. Plates will be set for
500.
A bean supper will be held at the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. this evening for
the benefit of those who attend the
regular Tuesday evening classes. Last
night there were so persons present at
The regular monthly membership ban
quet.
Miss Gertrude Kitchell. of this city.
has recently been chosen as ''mayoress''
of the young women who are students
of the University of Wisconsin. This
is the first time that young LADY from
cut of the state has been elected to this
office.
Friday evening the two literary so
cieties of the high school will present
couple of farces at the high school,
one an American and the other a
Japanese love story. Music will be fur
nished by the Glee club and the or
chestra.
U. S. Hougiand has filed suit in the
federal court against H. w. Wolcott and
Fred Novelty for $500, which he al
leges is due him on promissory notes
signed by the defendants. Houghland
lives in Missouri. The defendants re-
side in Leavenworth.
From figures as given in MEN and
Missions" the publication of the lay
mems missionary movement. it ap-
vertion in Topeka last month was
greater than at any other convention
yet held in 3 city of this size.
1t is likely that at some future date
the Commercial club will invite repre-
sentatives from the four sides of the
city to a dinner in order to arouse en-
thdSIasm on their part in the Topeka
Commercial club. and to obtain assist
| ance in the membership campaign
which will commence on March 90.
Tomorrow noon at the Commercial
| club will be held a dinner attended by
! the central cooperating committee of
| forty five of the lavmen'S missionary
movement, the pastors committee. and
the chairman of missionary commit
| tees. Harry A. Wheeler, formerly gem
! eral field secretary for the movement,
now follow up secretary will be here
| for the occasion. coming direct from
| Denver.
On Sunday at the Novelty theater
there will be mass meeting of the
| laymen of the city. at which time re-
ports will be mada from the various
| churches which will show what has
| been done towards raising money for
missionary purposes subsequent to the
holding of the laymen's missionary
convention. DR.. Frank Strong of the
! State university has been asked to
speak and will give his answer tomor-
row.
The latest and most unique thing in
the way of a political announcement is
the counter advertisement being used
! by County Clerk Zimmerman. The de-
wise is done in mission oak, the design
| being sort of gateway. At the en-
| l:fe. Across TIE top bar is Sans cam
| paign slogan. "A Good Watchdog is
| Worth Keeping ard around the base is
| the announcement. samuel G. thinner
man. Candidate for County Clerk
Mr.. c. L. Miller who was drummer
| at the Majestic theater Topeka season
before last and whose home is in To-
! peka. is the drummer with The Top O.
TIL World which will be at the Grand
opera house tonight. Mr.. Miller while
here won many friends and no doubt
! they will be pleased to hear of his be-
| ing with this company. He has been
With this attraction all season. His
/ wife ard Daby live here in Topeka. Mr.
| Miller was drummer with The Red Mill
. com many alasf season.