The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-20
DIR. Helen Owen of New York
City Is Speaker.
WILL GIVE CAMPAIGN SONG
Mrs. Isabel McArthur's Orig.
inaI Suffrage Hymn.
Organize Precincts North of
City for Cause.

a. meeting at the Lyman school house
tonight. Dr. Helen owen, of New York.
well known suffrage worker, organ
izing Kansas counties for equal suf-
frage. will speak. Mrs. Isabel Nc
Arthur, author of the booklet, of "All
the World Loves Lover, and song:
Don't Say Goodby Just Co. will give
an original suffrage campaign song
which carries with it the conviction OF
Park, and Miss Georgia Coates will
give readings.
Mrs. ]. F. Cecil, of Indian Creek.
president of the Shawnee County Equal
Suffrage association is in charge OF
the meeting. This is preliminary
step toward organizing the northern
part of the county into precincts in the
interests of equal suffrage.
THE idea is to arouse interest in the
question which is to be voted on this
fall" said Mrs. Cecil this afternoon.
TT is probable that in the future the
organized into precincts with concen-
trated work for our cause"
Buggy Buyers.
ENOUGH.
A biz humble bee
Was out al sea
Digging a load of gold.
When he said. .'Oh gee!
This tires me
have now all I can hold"
Moral: "'Tis a shame to die rich."--
Carnegie. &C. D. O.
Notes and Personals.
A large audience attended the last
number of the Silver Lake lecture
course at the Silver Lake Baptis
church Saturday night. Readings by
Miss .Ceora Lanham, of Topeka, were
features of the program. Among hel
best received numbers were: Belinda
Jane '"Thv Nervous Woman and
the "Bashful Lover Solos by Miss
McNoun, Mr.. McNoun and Mr.. Clark
were also much enjoyed.
Frank Berry and family have moved
into the house at 1918 Central avenue,
formerly occupied asa parsonage by
Rev. and Mrs. David Lyon. Rev. Mr..
Lyon recently resigned as pastor OF
the Central Avenue Christian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shocks, who
have been visiting their son, Albert
Shocks, have returned home.
Full line sof 9x12 rugs North Topeka
Furniture company. T.s&
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.sBrandon will eel.
citrate their fifteenth wedding ami
versary tomorrow night. -
w. N. Cecil of Springfield, Mo-, who
has been visiting his brother, j. F.
Cecil, of Indian Greek, has left for a
business trip in western Kansas and
Nebraska.
rs refrigerators, new and second hand
North Topeka Furniture company.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Jordans who left a few
weeks ago for California, that they ar
rived safely and are nicely located at
Long Beach. Cal. 's6
r. G. Newell is seriously ill at his
home near Elnont-
Frank H. Dowler, who has been at
tending the Western Dental college at
Kansas City, is expected to arrive
home tomorrow night to spend the
summer with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Dowler, Of 935 North Monroe
street.
Full line of iron and brass bedsteadssr
North Topeka Furniture company. =
West Gordon street will be macadam-
lied from Kansas avenue to the lower
Silver Lake road in the near future.
This is according to an announcement
made by Street Commissioner w. @.
Tandy.
Rev. W. I. Cole, pastor of the North
Topeka Baptist church, will attend
the Northern Baptist convention at
Des Moines, Ia, May 1928.
]. Hofer, Of Parsons, who has been
visiting his brother, w. L. Hofer, 1925