The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
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AT HOME NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Tilford, 1016 Tyler
street are the parents of a ten-pourd
boy. born Friday.
Frank Campbell, United States comnIs-
sioner, returned from Kansas City TINS
morning and will spend Sunday in town.
Licenses were given this morning 70
four picturesque gypsies, who will stroll
about the street, telling fortunes in To-
peka.
Mayor J. Dunkelberg of Newton is
spending today in Topeka. Mayor Dunkei-
berg is president of the Kansas Municipal
League.
Horace Wbitehouse, will participate III
the Sunday theater meeting a the Nov
city a week from Sunday.
The Rev. J. A. Renwick will speak BE-
fore the members of the Topeka Minis
terial union at the First Presbyterian
church Monday morning on THE Church
and Christ's Missionary Program"
The Romance of Business, - is said by
many to be the best lecture that Elbeft
Hubbard has ever delivered. He comes to
the Grand Monday evening, jan Y, and
the admission is so cents-no more.
Mrs. Ella Burton spoke Friday night at
the Oakland school house under the au-
spices of the Economy Study club. der
subject was the "Sckool Text Book Cues
tion," and a large audience heard her
talk.
The Second Church of Christ Scientist,
will hold services until their heating plant
is repaired at II o'clock Sundays at TIE
Knights and Ladies of Security han:
Wednesday evening reading rooms VIII
be at COL and 602 Mills building.
The Oakland troops of the Boy Scout
organization went out today on a search
for meteor. The meteor was known to
have fallen a few miles north of Topeka
several years ago. Rev. John H. Faze.,
the scout master, has a description of Its
landing place
A soccer football game will be played
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock between
Tom Powell's Topeka team and the Santa
Fe team at the Santa Fe ball park. The
of Powells team will meet at
532 Kansas avenue tonight at O'Clock
to arrange for the game
The Jayhawker club meeting and sup
per, postponed from last Monday night
on account of the inaugural reception
ceremonies, will be held next MondaE
Throop hotel, and c. A. Cain will have
paper, why Are Editors. Anyway
THE Invaders a motion picture in
three reels that is being shown at tie
Best theater, is the most exciting militaIy
picture that has been seen in Topeka IN
log time. It is said to be fifty thon-
sand dollar production The crowds have
become wildly excited at the close of the
picture
According to Bradstreet's bank clear
ngs report for the week ending January
.itv Wes well above the two ' million dol
ar mark-S2. $4,000. This was gain of
s5.3 per cent over the showing for the
week last year. This is one
best reports as far as Topeka is con-
,erned that has yet been published.
1.-The Jobless Man is the subject upon
which DR.. Roy s. Guild of the Central
church will speak Sunday
afternoon at the Novelty theater. The
knights and Ladies of Security band Will
furnish the music for the occasion. NJ. C. |
Holman will lead the singing. The meet |
ng will start promptly at BIS o'clock. A |
fellowship lunch will be seItved at thu |
Central Y. NJ. c. A. after the close of the |
meeting.
Word has been received in Topeka that
Samuel L. Lux has been bonored with |
he presidency of the Western Fruit |
Tobbers' association. He and a number |
If other Topekans have been in attend |
lnce at the annual meeting of the organ |
zation in New Orleans. For weeks the |
riends of Mr.. Lux worked with a view
# stirring up sentiment in favor of APP
Mr.. Lux to the presidency Or /
he organization.
SWANS Cockatoos will be the feature |
ct for the first half of the week at tie |
Majestic. supported by Olive Carew, L
ainty little Coincidence. Billy Rose,
lack face comedian, and The Winnings. /
n special yodeling, singing, and dancing
ct, have been booked for the last half OF
he week. The entire program changes
n Thursday, including change of mo-