The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-10
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

| DR.. f. ]. Ernest has new five pas
| senger Velie car.
A new sewer is to be built north of
Sixth street and west of Underwood
avenue.
DR.. Roy B. Guild will speak at the
Y. NJ. c. A. extension meetings Thurs
day on social service.
A marriage license was issued in
Kansas City to George w. Hewins and
Anna L. Keller of Topeka.
The monthly meeting of the board
of directors of the Central Y. M. c. A
will be held next Friday night.
Roy Crawford has signed contracts
for the Modern Eve a Mort Singer
production, to be in Topeka April 2.
The minimum wage question will be
debated tonight at meeting OF the
Brotherhood of the Central Congrega-
tional church.
More than fifty motor cars will be
shown at the Topeka Auto show in the
Auditorium February "a to March /.
This will be Topeka's first show of the
kind.
Gymnasium classes for girls will
probably be organized in several of the
Topeka school next spring by Miss
Flora Gordon, physical director of the
Y. w. c. 4.
Morton Albaugh, A. NJ. Harvey, G. S.
Briggs J. l.. Harrison, B. F. Flennlken
from term of federal court in Kansas
City which closed February 8.
w. E. Woodland, Office secretary of
the Y. M. c. A. has resigned his po-
sition to go into business with his
brother in Mullinsville, Kan. Kirke
M Mechem will take his place.
+ The people residing in Melrose adj
dition are mplaining of numerous
petty thefts. Chickens have been dis
appearing and it seems that it is not
safe to leave articles on back porches.
The new motorcycle licenses are ex-
pected to arrive today. 1t was decided
in the commission meeting TINS morn
ing that the tags will be sold from the
Office of the city clerk for SO cents
apiece.
The Topeka Motor Car Dealers as
ISOLATION, the organization that VIII
put on the auto show at the Audito-
rum beginning February %, will hold
a meeting in the rooms of the Com
mercia1 club Tuesday night
The following births have been re
ported: To Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield B.
Deisbach, 213 Harrison street, boy;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene B. Smith, 1Il1
Lane street, a girl; to Mr. ana MIS-
Earl E. Ingraham, 1925 Lincoln, a girl
A Bible class has been organized
among the pages at the state mouse.
1t meets at O'Clock SATURDAY nls Ii
and will continue until after the legls-
lature adjourns. The boys indulge IN
a swim after every session OF the
class.
A new force of men started work
today excavating under the MEAN
arch bridge. Commissioner randy
states that workmen having teams,
who have not already been employed,
and do not hold cards for next week
engagement, should apply at ms oIIlce.
There is possibility that more Teams
may be used.
international Y.
M. c. A. high school boys secretary,
will be in Topeka Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. He is a Harvard
graduate and a Rhodes scholar. Wed-
ers at the Central Y. NJ. c. A. for sup
per. Thursday night he will address
the older high school boys
The Aurora's program today and to-
morrow includes first presentation OF
an Essanay drama. The Broken
Heart 1t is the story OF an amer
cams passing infatuation for a pretty
little Japanese girl, and the sad end
ing if made for her life. Sweeney
and the Millions, a Selig comedy him.
and 1.-THE Bear Hunter" Paine ara
matte picture, complete the program
A report of all funds collected for
the social survey will be made Tues
.dav at / O'Clock in the main room of
the Commercial club. Every com
mittee or individual representing
churches and other organizations IN
terested in raising money are expect
ed to be present. The meeting has
been called by the chairman OF the
general social survey committee, Judge
II f. Carver.
What will probably prove to be the
most remarkable educational moving
Dictures ever seen in Topeka Will be
shown at the Auditorium next week;
Wednesday and Thursday. There VIII
he a matinee performance "Wednesday
afternoon. These pictures were taken
~ tba Carnegie muse UNI AlaSka-Si-
IBERIA expedition and show big game
bunting in Alaska. There are SIX reels
in all There will be an explanatory
it,,ra IN, professor G. E. Bevans, who
recommended the expedition Inc
nine organ committee or the CONNER
cial club has slated the show Lew
Williamson will manage the perform