The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-12

NORTH SIDE NEWS.
Interest in Young Peoples Al
lance Still on Increase.
Bishop Spreng Delivers an Adj
dress This Afternoon.
BIG TIME FOR MASONS.
New Hall Dedicated by 1nitia-
ton of David Bergundthal.
Child Of Suppes Family Dies In
New York.
BIG TIME FOR MASONS.

Interest in the Young Peoples ALL
ance and Women's Missionary society
assembly is on the increase inns
morning the regular study sessions ana
sectional conferences were held. the
usual IL o'clock address being omit
ted.
ra-Iv this afternoon an address was
rivep nv bishop S. P. Spreng, whose
wise suggestions have in the last Ie"
davs been much appreciated by ing
daieeates in attendance. bisnop
Snrene also gave the sermon last eNen-
ing. .x.,so, of Naper-
vile. Ill, editor of the MISE a 80, ses.
Messenger, spoke at the at.efHool-
sion on missionary aetiVltS- ,,ust
.@rhere are two forces that mus
precede all accomplishment, saIo
Mrs GamertsfeIder, the power 70 80
and the will to do. But the VISION
must come first. Emotion Is upIi,.i"e
only when it eliminates ~ NE even
Below is the program Ioi 'iii7
ing and tomorrow:
FRIDAY EVENING.
7:so-Missionary Secretarys repor.
and awarding of banner-Mlss EIa
Wide. Music. Sermon-Rev. j. h
A'''-'' SATURDAY MORNING.
SIMS .Oo-Devotional Hour - Rev.
s:ooNConference on Mission Band
Work and Methods-Mrs. s. J. Gam
ertsfelder.
9:3O-ChiIdren's Hour.
9.S0-Y. P. A. Business Session.
11:so-Address-M s, j. ga
mertsfelder. ooN
2:I5-Address, Good Citizenship
Hon. w. r. Stubs, Governor OF Ran
s:oo-Iecture, zone Thousand Miles
by Rice wer,''-Bishop S. P. Spreng'
4:0o-w. M. S. Business Session. Re-
ports of committees Election OF dele
gates to quadrennial convention
SATURDAY EVENING
7:45-Praise Service. Music.
S:0O-Sermon - Bishop D. T.
Spreng, D. D.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 80, A. F. &
A. M, conferred the first third degree
in their new hall last night. A large
number of Masons from the South
Side participated and at the conclusion
of the work light refreshments were
served. Ex-Mayor w. S. Bergundthal
assisted by masters and past masters
from the South Side, conferred the
third degree on his son, DAVID Z. Ser
Rundthal During the evening, MT.
Rergundthal presented his son with an
elaborate Masonic apron that had been
presented to his father fifty years ago
BY the Masons in Virginia. The meet
ing last night was the first regular
meeting that has been held in the
new hall, and was quite an event in
Masonic circles.
A telegram received by the State
Journal from New York today contains
the information that the child OF An
dreas Suppes. on account of whose ILL
ess the family has been detained at
Ellis Island. New York hariSor, since
their arrival July Z, on the steamer
Lituania has died in a hospital in New
York. without it's mother knowing OF
its DEATH The relatives of the family
here, who will send the funds neces-
tary to the authorities in New York
are George Krentz Of East Gordon anH
George Gardner of E1st Fairchild. They
sre brothers-in-law of the family and
Mr. Charles CSerteiscn To-Day notified the
relatives of the chiids caath.
Peaches from Perry and Lawrence
Kan, we're transferred from the Union
Pacific to the Santa Fe at the Santa
Fe junction this morning on their way
to Oklahoma City.
From all indications the North Tcpe-
ka Wooden mills will not be in opera
tior for several weeks.
Money and checks to the value OF
$3.50 was taken from the pocket of a
Ssh CENSUS OFFICIAL