The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-02
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

Revival services are being held al
the Free Methodist church by Rev
A L. Crumley.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of education will be held this
evening at T:3o O'Clock.
The Shawnee Medical society will
meet at the Throop hotel this evening.
y banquet will be served
The school children of the city got
back to earth today. after enjoying
the Thanksgiving holidays.
The mems Bible class of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church will give an en-
tertainment at the church tonight.
The Topeka Ad club Will meet at
the National hotel Tuesday noon
Ways and Means will be discussed.
The annual meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society of the English Luth
eran church. will be held Wednesday
night officers will be elected.
According TO those who are in a posi-
ton to know. more cider has been made
in Topeka this fall than ever before
The apple crop was a heavy one
Prof. J. w. searson, of the State
Agricultural college. will give. an ad-
dress before the county teachers at
the manual training building on De
cember Z
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Potwin Presbyterian church The
leader is Dr. H. H. Shaw han pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church OF
Kansas CITY. Mo.
A new table game will be purchased
by the management of the Central Y
NJ. c. A. provided the boys are sue
cessfuI in bringing in 100 new members
in the next ten days
The campaign for funds for factory
aid will be started by the Commercial
cI1b Tuesday morning. The promotion
committee met at noon today to ar
range the details of the campaign
Maurice willows. associate secretary
Of the American Association OF Socie-
ties for Organizing Charity of New
york will be in the city Tuesday He
will consult with the management OF
the Provfdent Association on questions
pertaining to charity in Topeka.
Toe Martinez, a Mexican, was ar
vested in North Topeka by officers
kennedy and Frazier Sunday night
and is charged with carrying danger
Gus weapons. He was carrying a SO
caIiber revolver when the orhcers
found him The Mexican was drunk
THE Religious Aspects of Our Social
Unrest was the subject upon which
Dr Arthur s. Henderson. of the First
Congrega tional church. spoke before
the members of the Topeka Ministerial
Union this morning The meeting was
held in the First Presbyterian church
will authorize putting $4,000 worth of
refunding bonds on the market That
the bonds are popular among local in
vestors is shown by the fact that in
vestors have already demanded $4,000
In the bonds OF course, some of them
will necessarily be disappointed
total of $50 arrests were made by
the notice during the month OF NO.
T-er,b her The total collections OF cur
rent fines amounted to $500 ana
4F1e collections on old fines amounted
70 $3.50. making a total Of $213-to !
coIIecfions for the month. This is
considerable less than the "a, GSual
smount which averages about $500.
Burglars entered the home of E. ;
I. copeland at 1881 Taylor street
Sunday night and stole cIarlne anu
a gray overcoat and cap AnoIner
burglary was committed at 1888 ray
Ior street which is the next door 70
the Copeland home The ourSIars
went through the pocketsa u l.1Ie sin
Click at the latter place ana stole SAV
in money.
Under the auspices of the Interna-
tional Bible Students association, j. /
H. Cole. a we'll known Bible lecturer
of New York. will give free Side
lecture at Topeka Post G. A X hall' 1
216 West Sixth street, Tuesday night /
December 5, at D. m Mr., Cole mas
been heard here before, having lee
tured in the Iris theater last winter
The place of John jeanette at ~
West Norris street was raldeo py the
police Saturday afternoon guam
tity of bottled beer and a nuInoeF %
empty bottles were seized. Jeanette /
recently appeared in the district court
and pleaded guilty to the charge OF
selling liquor and maintaining a nul-
sance on four counts This is the
third time his place has been raided /
hy the police since then. Fred Doane.