The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-24

new names to the associations list
george Godfrey Moore is at the head
u the campaign This is opening we X
at the Central buiIding-activities hav :
begun in the various classes.
Lost-Diamond brooch and gold
necklace between 723 Clay street and
fO5 West Sixth street, either on south
side of Seventh between Clay and Tdy-
Tor or on Taylor between Sixth and
Seventh. Liberal reward for return
to 123 Clay street or c. z. LagerStr m,
Journal office.
The second division of the district
court is still busy today with the case
OF George N Holmes against A G.
attempt on the part of the county to
open road through the Holmes farm
between here and Silver Lake. Holmes
is asking an injunction.
Final preparations are being made for
big sacred concert at the Euclid
Avenue Methodist church a week from
Sunday, October 6. by the Euclid Choral
society and Euclid orchestra. The con-
cert will take the place of the regular
evening service, beginning at 7:30
o'clock 1t will be under the direction
OF C. A. Sloan.
Emmett Hall aged Is, and Allen
Boyd, aged II, We're arrested in tire
Rock Island yards by Special officer
Trimble, Monday night. They We e
lOafing around and acting suspicious
~ when Officer Trimble found them.
He thought they were trying to rob
box cars and landed them in prison
They were released this morning.
James Kennedy. a negro, was ar
rested by he police Monday night o"
a warrant which charges him with b.
ing cruel to animals. The young man
is a teamstar He was arrested on 4
warrant which was issued on tnforna
ton filed by -Kilmaurs King. of the
Foster Humane society He is due to
appear in police court this afternOo1
TO answer to the charge
The juries in both divisions of the
district court will appear for service
next Monday morning. September 20
There have already been a number of
applications for excuse from jury
service. and more are expected when
court cOnvenes Monday morning. On
Monday both divisions will begin work
on the September term jury civil dock
cts.
Ola Henderson. Charles Anderson,
Bert Mills. Victor We'll and Henry
Pooch were convicted on the charge Of
fighting and were fined SIS ea eli in police
court Monday afternoon. Messrs Well
and POOch and a friend were on their
way to church when they met the other
trio. Ola Henderson spoke to them but
Mr.. Poocl swore at them. The fight or
a series of fights which resulted, took
place on East Fourth street Sunday
morning.
The Topeka Local union officials will
entertain the state c. E executive
committee some time in October. Nor
day night the Rev. Mr.. Harding Of
LeavAnworth. state president, was the
guest of honor at a supper given by
the executive committee of the Local
union There was a large attendant
at the meeting of the Christian En-
deavor and Epworth League societ es
which followed in the First NJ E.
church. The banner for senior at
tendance was won by the Potwin Pres
byterian church; that for the intermc-
dfate attendance by the Central ParE
Christian society
The West Palm Beach Tropical Sun
has the following to say concerning
George H. Smith C'Dad'D. formerlv
of Topeka: THE popular Alton House
changed hands last week. The former
proprietor ]. NJ Williams. will have
charge of one of the hotels across the
lake. The new Alton manager, Geo Il
Smith of Topeka. Kan, is on TIE
ground. renewing his acquaintance
with many friends he met here lNst
spring. It will be remembered tina.
Mr.. Smith was chairman of the hOn7e .
seekers cO1ve ations here last April
and his spIen lid ability in that cst-
pacity marked him as man well fitted
10 hold rank among the leading ci-i-
lie mi