The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13
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Get the Banquet Flour habit.-Adv.
The next meeting of the Topeka
Real Estate Dealers association WIN
be held next Wednesday noon
James ingalls,. serving q 107 day
released today by Police Judge
Huron.
The visiting nurse department of
the Topeka Provident association II
in need OF soft white rags for use in
cases of sickness among the poor.
The six-reel Sapho picture that 10
being shown at the Cosy theatre il
one of the most elaborate "movies'
| that has been seen in Topeka recently.
Bishop w. A. Quayie will speak 1T
dinner which will be given at the
| First Methodist Temple this evening
| at $3.50 o'clock. Bishop w. C. Shep-
ard will also be present
| Preparatory services will be held at
the Third Presbyterian church tonight
at o'clock and Friday afternoon at
| 4:1O o'clock. All who are desiring to
| take their communion Sunday are
requested to attend the services.
A Topeka man received word from
| Lawrence this morning that all seats
| In the north grandstand for the K. u
Nebraska game Saturday have been
sold. The State Journal business Of
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Fred Robertson. United States dis
| trict attorney; John r. Harrison,
United States marshal, and other fed
eral officers attending court at Fort
Scott this week. will return to Topeka
| Monday. Federal court will meet in
Topeka Monday. November ~.
There was a large line of people
standing in the lobby of the Grand
theater this morning buying tickets
for the Rose Maid which appears
there Saturday afternoon and evening.
Several of the local merchants have
| window displays of Christmas goods.
Prof. E. C. Ross, who is the mana
4 ger of the Lawrence high school team,
which will play the Topeka highs Fri
day afternoon at Washburn field, Fri
day afternoon, will arrive in Topeka
tonight He will be the guest Of his
parents, Rev. and Mrs A. ]. Ross
while in Topeka.
Il Special services at the First German
Methodist church are in progress. Rev.
8 A. J. Ross will occupy the pulpit to-
3 night at 1880 o'clock. The Rev. D. w
Smith, D. D.. Of Kansas City will
preach Friday evening. The celebra-
ton of the Lords supper will be held
Sunday morning. Rev. Smith will &C.
cupy the pulpit at both services Sum
day.
II In publishing the letter to the RIOS
cry from the advance manager of the
1kOS0 0alO ". last cVch1nSs COII-
positor made an error in setting the
date Nov LIST, as the appearance of the
opera in Topeka. 1t should have read
Nov. 18th and the "Rosery" will fur
nish the roses to be worn by Miss Mil
Ter, the prima donna, for both the
? on that date.
Petitions for the paving of FRS
street from Clay street to Buchanan
street, and Buchanan street from
Third to First street, were referred tt
, the proper committee to investigate
and report at a meeting of the cit,
commission this morning. A favora
; BILE report from Commissioner Tandy
was also made on the petition for the
paving of Fifth street. from Kansas
! avenue to Harrison street
Police Officer William T. Calvin
) was sent with a warrant for the ar
!. rest of H. b. Hallowell this morning
Hallowen was released from an ex-
, cessive city Jail sentence last month
j and new warrant was granted
!, against him by Police Judge Huron
HallOwell was not arrested as he coult
not be found, but will go to the police
station this afternoon and will be re
: leased on his own recognizance.
The entertainment at the Y. w. c.
A. Friday night that will be free to
members of the Y. w. and Y. NJ. c. A
will undoubtedly attract a large at
tendance. Illustrated lullabies will be
given by the Misses Wyatt with the
l assistance of Mrs. c. F. Menninger
! The annual meeting of the Topeks
l PrOvident association will be held
Friday evening Nov. Fl. The genera
public is invited to attend this meet.
ing.
There are a number of Topekans OF
the program of the joint meeting Of
. the Kansas Conference of Charlie.
+ and Corrections, the Kansas State So
ciety of Criminal Law and the Asso
/ citation of Probate Judges, which will
. begin tonight in Lawrence. judge
l. William F. Schoch, president of thu
Y Kansas State Society of Criminal Law
5 and Criminology will give an address
this evening. Friday morning Mrs
a Kate E. Pierson will speak on ''Tht
i Appeal Of the Feeble Minded Child
t Superintendent H. w. Charles of tn.
t Boys Industrial School will also speal
3 Friday morning, and Judge T. F
t Carver, Mrs Lila Day Monroe, ant
Judge Hugh Mcfarland are on tn,
program for Friday afternoon. DR.
F. L. Loveland will speak Frida,
evening on 1.-THE New Triple Allianc,
in the War Against Poverty Crime
. and Disease The meeting will clos.
Saturday.