The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-27
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Cooking for Multitude at Evan
gelical Camp.
Use Daily $50 Pounds of Meat,
IS LOaves Of Bread.
MAY BE MORE MAINS
Talk Extension of City Water or
Central Avenue.
Better Fire Protection Induce.
ment for Improvement.

How would you like to be the cook
for the evangelical association encamp-
ed at Garfield park for their twentieth
annual assembly?
About 400 people are in attendance.
The majority of them take their meals
| in the big tent in the center of the
camp. It is 40x6O feet and the tables
therein win seat 200 people at one time.
| However, the cook hac several assist
ants and seems to enjoy his task of
feeding the multitudes.
| Here are a couple of the items in
/ the daily bill Of fare: Meat, $50 pounds;
| bread, 70 loaves. Not many potatoes
are included owiwng to the scarcity of
the fruit.
Life in the senii-open air Of the tents
which ''groan with the load of good
things are cleared as if by magic.
Rev. B. BartheI, president of the as
ISOLATION in his annual address We'd
nesday afternoonmade the epigrammatic
statement that I'VE should be out for
| business or we have no business being
out" He urged that the missions
should occupy a prominent place in the
minds of The young people and said
that those who did not take interest in
mission work were not up to date
| Christians.
Bishop s. c. Breyfogel of Reading,
| Pa, addressed the convention last ev-
| ening, on Weakness and Compromise
He took the view that the Christian did
not dare to relax his vigilance against
! the devices of tie world. He stated
that even though many claimed there
was not a personal devil, there was
| enough diabolical material lying loose to
make several devils, and from the in
| 1uence of such many Christians were
led aStray.
This morning one of the features
was DIR. F. c. Krurnling's lecture on
The Giant" Bishop BreyfogeI 1T tho
devotional hour talked on THE Vision
of the World
This afternoon the bishop talked on
Psychological Phases of Christian
Doctrine and Experience" The W
NJ. S. meeting was conducted by Mrs.
Frank Seide1 and Mrs Priscilla OFT
! The program for this evening and
Tomorrow morning and afternoon fol-
lows:
THURSDAY EVENING.
| 7:45-Song service.
S:OO-Sermon, Rev. w. A. Schultz.
FRIDAY MORNING.
S:OO-Devotional hour. AT the the
Feet of Jesus (c) THE Vision of
Christ Bishop S. c. Breyfogel, D. d.
9:OO-Children' hour
9:OO-Chorus Drill, Rev. D. Swart.
:00-SectioRal Conferences--T.
P A. and S. S. Methods; (c) Things
That We Will Try in Our 7. p A.,
Rev. NJ. c. Platz; Mission study; Co
From Luther to Carey and Judson,
Rev. c. L. Sorg.
10:5O-Tntermissio
11:OO-Lecture. Cost and Com
Ipensation, Rev. w. A. Schultz.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional, Mrs. A. Carlson.
2:G5-Lecture, 1.-THE Orient and the
! Occident" DR.. F. c.. Krumling.
3:15-Intermission.
3:30-"The Incoming Nations"
Mrs. w. F. Schuerman.
3:45-"How May We Prove Our
Faith in God % Tena Ston.
4:00-Worker's Conference, Mrs. J.
8. Miller.
Minister'S Institute; 1.-THE
Coming Revival" Bishop s. c. Brey-
fogel, d. D.
Since the installation CT the water
mains along the 1000 block of Central
avenue is completed, giving the resi-
dents thereof privileges of running wa
ter in the house and much better fire
protection, talk is being made of petit
tioning for an extension of the i'm
provement to the block next north 1t
| is thought that eventually the mains
will be laid all along the street. So
| far the 1000 block is the only one on
| the street which has petitiOned for the
city water. That is, the people living
| on the block have agreed to use $50
worth of the water for two years. This
Is 10 per cent OF the COST OIL the lnSldl-
llation of the water mains. AS several
signed the agreement II makes the
cost only a few dollars a month. 1t is
the sentiment that the improvem ent
will be worth much more than the cost
to the individual.
The better fire protection seems to
be the thouht uppermost in the minds
of those who signed the petition. In
case of a. fire on any other block on
Central avenue. hose mast be laid
from hydrants, either OH North Kan
sas avenue, block east, or from North
Jackson street. a block west. So far
no serious fires have occurred on the
Istreet. but several are say ing that no
one knows what might happen in the
way of fires And North side people
lare now asking:
(which block on Central avenue will
be the next to be enterprising enough
to secure the same privileges and fire
. protection -