The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-08

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Adv.
Members of Topeka high school foot
ball team went to Lawrence today to
attend the Washburn-Kansas univer-
stty football game.
Police Officer Hiu interrupted the
celebrators of q Russian wedding last
night when he seized sixty gallons Of
beer addressed to LII North Chandler
street. The beer was taken to police
station.
Frank SQuires for DIR. o. F. Narcotic,
VIII not be constructed until spring.
according to The Construction News.
The residence will be erected At lot
Huntington street.
The charter from the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor for the Union Label
League has been received by Secretary
Maunsen and meeting will be held
Monday evening at Council hall. 61S
Kansas avenue. third floor.
Beginning Monday. refunds on water
deposits will no longer be made from
the Office Of the water department on
the first floor of the city hall. Irstead
city clerks Office ON the third floor
The following were chosen as off,
GERS of the manual arts round table
OF the Kansas State Teachers esSocia-
ton for the coming year: H. H.
Braucher. chairman. Emporia; T. H.
Wood, vice chairman. Hays; ]. #.
Parks. secretary and treasurer.
The fire department was called to
the home of N. H. WOLFE 914 Huntcon
, street, at 1890 O'Clock this morning.
Some clothing in a closet caught fire
when Mrs. Wolfe lighted a match In
the closet. The damage was slight end
was fully covered by insurance.
The contract will be awarded soon
Tor the remOdeltng of the entrance to
the Commerce building. A plate glass
frame store front will be installed and
quarters for cigarstand arranged.
Frank SQuires has been drawing the
plans for the improvements, and the
bids are already in.
An agricultural round table was or
ganized before the adjournment Of the
Kansas teachers. Prof. L. E. Call Of
the State Agricultural college was
chosen as president Of the crganiza-
ton. Frank Mcclure. agricultural
teacher in the Columbus high school
was the choice for secretary.
The plans for the remodeling Of the
residence at the corner of Fifth and
Polk streets will be ready about Nov.
10. The house will be turned into O
fiat building with four apartments,
and this will be the first of four flat
buildings which will be constructed on
this property for DIR. L. H. Mum.
The federal attorneys office force
will leave Sunday for Fort Scott to at
tend the session Of United States dis
trict court in that city. Fred Robert
son. United States district attorney:
Francis Brady, his assistant: William
Sffeta1 Nhfaf elaplr.
| shall John Harrison; Deputy Marshal
F1enniken and Morton Albaugh. clerk
Of the court. will go to Fort Scott.
The order Of service at Grace Ca
thedral. Eighth and Taylor streets.
Sunday will be: Holy communion at
1880. Sunday school at $3.50. morning
PRAYER at II, and sermon, AN Appre-
citation of Life" by Dean Kaye. After
noon service at 4:30. address by Dean
Kaye. Sunday morning. November
%. Dean Kaye will begin q series of
five-minute talks on the History and
Meaning Of the Book Of Common
Prayer.
The Cathedral club football team is
playing Rossville high school this aft
ernoon at Rossville. Following is the
probable lineup for the Cathedral club,
according to Carl Henderson, coach:
Smith. left end: Blakely. Nettles. left
tackle; Price. left guard: Dean, right
end: McKeever. shakeshaft. right
tackle; Kiene. right guard: Qutgiey.
center: Hope. right half; Stewart,
Bowman. left half: Perry, fullback, and
Kouns. quarter.
Great credit is due Prof. J. W. Scar
son, head of the publicity committee
of the Kansas State Teachers. asso-
citation, and Prof. N. A. Crawford, his
assistant. for the manner in which
they assisted the newspapers of Tope-
ka and elsewhere in reporting the
meetings Of the association. Both of
these men are experienced in publicity
work. and consequently they were
able to turn out a large amount of
readable copy.
T Leaves are keeping the street de-
partment busy just now. They are be-
ing piled up. loaded into wagons and
hauled to the city Dump ''The leaves
all came down in a bunch," said Street
Commissioner Tandy today. 1T makes
the work heavy. but We will get IL
done all at once. Ordinarily the leaves
do not all fall at once and the work is
strung along, but this season the leaves
did not begin falling to amount to
much until just two or three days ago.
but at the rate they dropping now, they
will all be down in a few days more"