The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-02

ganization. He will speak at 1880
O'Clock this evening on 1.-The Efficiency
Campaign He will attend a chicken
supper that will be given at the church
at $50 o'clock.
Sumner school should have been given
first place in the New Years leap frog
relay race at the Central Y. M. c. A.
instead of the Lowman Hill school,
Clay came second and Central Park
third. In the medicine ball relay race
Clay school was first, Central Park
second, and Sumner third.
The Cozy theater has two features
for today. One of them is the new
Punch comedy film introducing Her
bert Rice, the diminutive comedian
who won his way to fame in buster
Brown" These comedies are clean
and bright The other feature is the
Gaumont Weekly, the motion picture
record of the worlds interesting cur
rent events.
A drama from the novel by James
Oliver Curwood is the feature today at
the Best theater. DUTY and the Man
is the title of the film, which is in two
among the mounted police in the Ca
madam northwest. The piece is very
interesting as these brave officers OF
the peace encounter many exciting
and dramatic situations.
Two complimentary dinners will be
given at the Central Y. M c. "A. within
the next week or ten days. The losers
in the red and blue contest that was
held last term between the gym
classes will entertain the winners. Inc
young men. and senior Reds will De
given a treat by the Blues: The EN-
ployed boys and the junior Reds Will
treat the Blues.
An invitation extended by the Asso-
citation of Life Underwriters or ran
sas City, Mo, to the members OF the
Kansas Association of Life onoer-
writer's, to be present at meet1ns
and banquet at the Baltimore Ioeet III
kansas City Thursday night, January
9. bids fair to be accepted by large
number of the latter association. Inc
invitation was sent by Joseph n. Cant
to President H. o. GarVey OF the Nail
sas association. Prominent speakers
on life insurance subjects are prom
iSed as an attraction
Edward Ellis Carr, the well known
editor of the Christian Socialist OF chi
cago will deliver a series OF addresses
in Topeka. January 1926, under the
of the Topeka Industrial
council. The lecturer has had flfteen
years of experience as minister ana
for twelve years he devoted much OF
his time to Iecturing and managing
chautauquaS. He is considered Woro
painter and story teller OF no mean
ability. Some of his lectures: Getting
Married" "A Casket of Gems, The
pillars of Peace" Footsteps of Crea-
ton" THE Mark of the Beast, The
Missing Link" ETC.
The "house warming event of the |
Cathedral Boys club took place from
2 to 10 O'Clock on New Years day The |
of the club, recently |
completed, are at the rear of the |
building occupied by the Kansas
seminary at S26 Topeka |
avenue. The building was once an
old barn, but it has been transformed |
by the boys into an ideal club house !
with a big fireplace and lighted with |
The club is self govern |
ing. The officers are: Harlow Price, |
president; James Smith, vice presi- /
dent and secretary; Canon Pithcaith-
ly, director and treasurer, and Mason !,
Stewart, sergeant-at-arms.
Arrangements are being completed |
to kegin a revival service at Euclid |
Avenue Methodist church next Sunday.
The meetings, which will extend over
two or three weeks, will be in charge i
OF the pastor. Dr. Edwin Locke. Al