The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-27
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Masquerade skating Halloween night
at the Rink. Ladies free
A class of beginners In boxing has been
organized at Washburn college
A white way light is being placed in
nont Of the First Baptist church.
John Cochran of 1856 Twiss avenue drew
claim No. 565S in the Rosebud land draw
ing.
A recital was held this afternoon In
Washburn chapel by the members of the
fine arts department
sidered at the meeting of the Commercial
club next Tuesday evening.
Col. J. W. F. Hughes will be one OF the
end men in the K. K K. minstrel show
next February OF March
J. R. Koontz, general freight agent OF
to e tes ffta in frei rel rate = hearing.
There were over 1000 telephone calls at
the State Journal office Thursday to in
quire about the ball game at Phiiadel-
phia.
There will a meeting and practice OF
those interested in soccer football at the
o'clock.
Dr. E. s Pettyjohn. W. w; Mills and
Secretary z; E. Brownsn Vii vii speak PEI IN n
Men and Religion movement.
The Rev. o. T. Deever viii address the
members Of the Min15FeT1ai una on ..The
Church In Urban Communities
Rummage day at the Provtdent assoc
citation again brought around I 9pons I oy
clothing for trtfling sum IN order 10
prepare for winter.
Don't fret because you had TO pay y
to see Montgomery and Stone. That is
what New York and chicago tneatsr
g0eTs pay vo aaq tney thai snlnk they got 'ne
The convention OF the State Temper
ance union will be held in the First Bap-
pected that several hundred delegates
win be here for the occasion
One of the young lady secretaries at
the Rock Island general offices won three
pounds of candy and dollar on the late
worlds championship series And TINS
has been her first experience on baseball
Wagers-
The plat Of the new addition Pinehurst
is about to be filed with the register or
market about the end of the first week
Richard ". Wilson of SIS JEFFERSON
street, Topeka, drew claim In the Rose
bud lottery but his number is $50 Whlcn
is too far along to make it valuable J
E. Holley was 6209 and Harry Heneke
November 5 will be rally occasion
at the First Congregational church On
thur Henderson. will preach for the first,
time since accepting the call to the pas
torate.
The members of the board of trustees !
of the First Baptist church are expecting |
that even standing room Will be in de- !
mand Sunday night when moving pic |
lures will be shown for the first time in |
the church.
A young man in the office of ticket
auditor of the Santa Fe nearly lost his |
Job because he placed a rubber snake in |
the desk of a girl stenographer. The girl |
went into Mysteries when she found the
snake.
Elizabeth W. Barr will edit the new
paper which will be put out weekly by
the Independent Socialists Of Topeka W.
p bush will act as managing editor.
The first issue of the publication, Topeka
Labor, will appear next week.
1f,ar-0 711CSs
OF jellies and canned fruits for the nine
the North side fresh air camp. Even a
glass or two of jelly would be relished
by the patients
A Kansas CITY department store Is Of
fering the much-talked-of dictionaries for
So cents. This despite the efforts of the
for 9s cents. Topeka department stores
did not take advantage of a bunch OF
free advertising
nection with the meeting of the members
of the State Teachers association would
near In if possible Send a card to
Principal E F. Stanley OF phone him
25S6 blue, Ind. phone
Archie Powell, George Brooks and Wal
ter Joyce. local soccer football en-
thusiasts, will join the Wamego soccer
Maple Hill Saturday. Some contests will
be arranged for the local team which is
in the process of organization.
There will be a chorus of $50 in the
minstrel show which will be given the
latter part of the winter by the KarnivaI
Knights Klub,'' said c. B. Burge, presi-
dent of the organization, today. There
will also be a noon hour parade in which
the participators will be in costume"
The electric lights at the general Of
fices of the Santa Fe failed late yester-
day afternoon and In order to finish some
work in his office Publicity Agent FARRELL
obtained lantern He and his secretary,
Miss Koontz, were busily engaged in
completing their tasks when In marched
the visiting officials OF the road.
The dispensary of the Topeka Anti
Tuberculosis association is open every
Tuesday and Saturday afternoon from
1870 until all the patients have been ex-
anined. The doctors in charge are Drs.
L. V Sans, c. z. Joss, Milo Sloo, Mer-
rfiI Mills. Those interested in the free
dispensary are urging all poor people
who have long continued colds to call
at once for examination.