The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-04
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At HOME NEWS.

The regular meeting of Topeka
Temple No. 10, Pythian Sisters, will
be held this evening.
A meeting of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance union will be held
Monday afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the
Y. w. c. A. building.
Elon s. Clark has gone to Roswell,
N. M, to make a short visit with his
son, Edward, who is attending. the
Members of the Topeka Boosters
and Rioters club will meet Monday
evening at the Commercial club rooms
to plan ticket selling campaign for
the special baseball day. at the Nov
city theater on April II.
1.-The -Railroader'. is the subject of
a paper which T. E. Prout, secretary
of the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., will read
before the members of the Topeka
Ministerial union at 10 o'clock next
Monday morning in the First Presby-
terrain church.
The baby monkey and it's mother
out at Gage park will be put on dis
play in a special cage for the benefit
of TOpekans who go out to the park
Sunday.
C. A. Musselman will speak on
what Are You WORTH 20 at the Y.
w. C. A. vesper service Sunday after
noon at AIS, o'clock. Mrs. J. p. Wahle
will sing. S.
The high school club of the Y. W.
c. A. will give a foreign association
pageant this spring, the proceeds of
which will go towards sending dele
gate to the association conference at
Estes Park, Colo. The freshmen will
arrange a scene typical of Y. w. C. A.
work in Japan. The sophomores will
take South America, the juniors. In
dia, and the seniors. China.
Between, 200 and 500 little chicks
were burned to death yesterday after
noon when a homemade bFOoder be-
longing to ]. F. Dancl1e, 1O1 North
Kendall avenue, caught fire. The fire
department was called. The damage
to the building sin which was the
brooder amounted to SIS. The loss
of the chicks was placed at $40.
O.. X. Swayze, county clerk. gains
his point in the contention with r.. L.
Cofran mayor, as to whether the tax
rolls can be taken to the mayors Of
flee for the mayor to use in making
up a jury list. City Attorney Ralston.
after looking up the law; decided it
was not necessary to ask the opinion
of A. w. Dana, judge of the first d.
vision of the district court. and Mayor
Cofran will have to go to the court
house to prepare his list.
DIR. Arthur S. Henderson will adj
dress his Bible class tomorrow at IL
a. M on Life and Thought in an
Apostolic Church." at the First Con-
and Harrison streets. Every man Is
cordially invited to be present
Before q capacity house, Cromwell
and Turner, comedy acrobats and bar
rel jumpers. won first prize at the
amateur black faced contest at the
Orpheum last night. Josephine Arthur
and Lillian Howard were second and
believed by many to be the best or
the hill. Hobart McAfee, bass singer
! won third honors. The Silver Leal
quartet sang several selections wnIcf
were fair. Thouas HAYNES PLAYED
number of guitar and harp pieces.
DR.. Roy B. Guild will give the Sec
ond mart of a lecture on The Pas
sion Play at the Central Congrega.
tiOnal church Sunday evening at I:5t
o'clock. Many lantern slides Will b<
used made from photographs taken pS
DIR. Guild. There was large audi-
ence present when the first install.
ment OF the lecture was given last
| Sunday evening
Team "C'' will confront team "A
| in the business mems v0lIeybau tOurn'
ament at the Central =. n. G. A. q
| SIS O'Clock this evening. At thu
| completion Of two games teams
and ssM'' will clash Team under
J. Cleveland. is now ahead in the rack
| for honOrs, and team is at ths
| bottom, although this aggregation j.
giving the team IA, under DIR. Ler-
rigo, lively race. Team Y' is cap.
tanned by 8. G. Thompson: There
| will be but two more weeks OF play
In the tournament
Fifty senior and subsenior girls O1
| the high school listened to talks Fri
day afternoon at the high school as
| sembly hall on vacations for girls and
women. Mrs Kate Pierson, formerls