The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24

through Topeka at 1920 o'clock Satur-
day morning carrying K. S. A. stud
/ ents to Lawrence for the K. U.-K. >.
A. c. football game.
| The semi-annuaI meeting of the
Northeast Kansas Medical society is
| of the Commercial club. DR.. Hugh
| Wilkerson of Kansas City, Kan, is pre-
/ siding.
The Walker Whiteside seat sale
opened this morning at the Majestic.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
/ United Brethren church held an all
day meeting Friday Quilts and other
useful things were made for a Thanks
giving bazaar which will be held.
An elevator has been installed in the
| J c. Gordon building at the corner OF
Ninth street and Kansas avenue, and
| other improvements made in readiness
for the occupancy of the G. A. KarlaE
| Furniture company. The company will
move Saturday night.
Judge ]. D. Wood will speak in Gem
nell hall of the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
| next Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
| on ''Theosophy VS.. Christianity Those
who have heard Judge Wood speak on
religious subjects know him to be ex-
| ceedingly interesting.
Frank Mcdonald, coIored. was ar
rested Wednesday on a warrant which
charges him committing an assault on
| It Gin wv H. me lTOuDl6 resulted DIS
the termination Of a neighbornood
! quarrel in Lowman Hill but the trou-
| ole may cause further activities.
! TIE physical committee of the Central
Y NJ. c. A. has appointed Dr. w. w.
Yates, DR. s. ]. Crurnbine and DR. E.
3 PettyJohn as medical directors of the
! association. Frequently accidents take
place in the gym" For example
Hampton Shirer broke his wrist this
week.
Some of the Y. M c. "a. dormftory
men are retiring an hour or two earlier
| than usual this week. A new heating
plant is being installed in the building
and the only thing for the men to do
is to make the best of the chiIIiness of
the atmosphere, go out to some show
or go to bed.
The pipe organ committee of the
commercial club announces that the
last or the worlds series of baseball
games viii be seen in moving pictures
at the Auditorium next Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. There will also
be two other good pictures, and the
regular price of 10 cents will be
charged.
Friends of DR. F. L. Hayes. formerly
pastor of the First Conversational
church, will be pleased to know that he
has met with an unusual degree of sue
cess in his pastorate at the California
Avenue Congregational church in Chi
cago Nearly one hundred additions
nave been made in the membership of
the church in the past year, and all
departments have made progress.
Tickets are now on sale at STAINS
fields for The Secret of Susanna
which will be presented by the Chicago
Grand Opera company at the audi
torium next Monday night. Three
thousand seats will sell at fifty cents
each- The company carries it's own
orchestra and scenery. The entertain
ment Is being given under the auspices
oI the pipe organ committee ofthe To-
peka Ad club.
number of liquor cases are or
the police court docket which will pro
paoly be heard next Tuesday. These
cases include practically all that have
peen out on the book during the re-
cent raids. Among them are Bee Ad-
ans, Nick Snyder. John Neidhans and
number of others. Frank Brown
who was arrested at oil East Eleventh
street, will appear for a hearing in
ponce court this afternoon
Strange to say there was not a
great crowd of people present at the
auditorium Wednesday evening to get
something for nothing" The picture
snow given by Lew Nathanson under
the auspices of the pipe organ COM
m1ttee of the Comm erciaI club was at
tended by but four or five hundred
persons The show was given free so
no one would be disgruntIed because
the worlds series baseball film failed
to arrive.
Arkansas City is breaking the rec
ord in encouraging it's teachers to at
tend the coming State Teachers asso-
citation in Topeka November 6 and T.
The board of education has dismissed
schools for the meeting has allowed
the teachers their full time in attend
ing the meeting, has allowed the
teachers their full pay during the