The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17

evening Mr.; Williams will preach at W.
W. & Russelrs church the Third BaPtist'
Soul. and Body.
rne second series Of games in the Cen
tIai n yolsynan leaEue W w s 6s
M will play "a"
Plans are being IL c by Fcnk vii G
be built for Ed Hindman next spring. The
house will be entirely modern and will in
clude seven rooms.
l-e proceeds from the midwinter show
at the Auditorium will go toward the con.
struction of q home for the commercial
good cause and should be patronized.
The Ministerial union meets in the
First Presbyterian church next Monday
Joseph p Hicks on "Presbyterianism.'
E. T. Early of the Christian Messengers
Mi hall s'f at III East % Fifth street ct next Monday
evening. He will speak on Neglected
Children, and Sinful Waste of Money"
foTmerly Mr; M Of Hishiand 1 Park. Pa is taking up
his home in Chicago. MI. Frederick was
in Topeka Wednesday and Thursday look
ing after his property interests In High
Damage. entered on the record book OF
the fire departments Office as trffling'
! the home of B. F. Goodman. 1901 Van
Buren,. The fire was caused by a flue cap
fall1ng out OF cn1mney
A morQuise structure will soon be built
| on the front ofthe National hotel building
| to replace the former decorations on tnas
building. It will be all hand made ,, ham
mer work of the old style. A. Widlund.
structural iron worker. has the job.
Tom Powelrs soccer football enthusiasts
will hold a practice game on ii the ..d,dr fair
played in kansas City with the Schmel-
! zers a week from Sunday, January 2.
int d0nt nW,rpV Of
| shops stated this afternoon that no new
| retrenchment order had been issued al
least for one day more the shops are rum
ming with. winter force at eight hours
picture of J. J. Schenck. former
fnm,y oics at fal the court house The
is & the Rsopsty of w @
retires.
]. A. Zook, superintendent of the Metro
politan Life Insurance company at 10,
annual meeting Of the superintendents Of
his company at the home office In New
York city. The meeting will be held jan
| Holland, Gamble & Holland. architects.
| are preparing plans and specifications Tor
| ton and 5000 frame residence at Law
| renee for Professor L. L. Dyche, accord
ing to the current issue Of the Construc-
Glib Hercules, keeper Of the zoo at Gage
| park. reports that the stork is lowering
over the monkey cage there. pair or
African monkeys have attracted the at
tention of the stOrk something said to be
very unusual with monkeys OF this variety
in captivity.
1t is expected that tho K. P. hall. Sixth
and Quincy. will be filled to capacity
Sunday afternoon during the memorial
| services for the late J. c. Root. founder of
the M w: A: and W. O. w. The services
begin at o'clock. Similar services will
| be held in Woodmen ord0A in the United
| States.
o. c. Thompson, the colored man ar
rested on a warrant sworn out by his d.
| vorced wife and charging him with max
] ing away with feather bed and pillows
/ valued at $29, was discharged this morn
| ing from the court of Topeka Thomp-
| sons home, on Strong avenue between
| Seventeenth and Eighteenth, was search
! ed by the court marshal. No feather
bed was found.
| farewell service will be held at The
| Salvation Army hall, Cos jackson street.
| Sunday evening at S:15 for Captain F. N.
| Reisner and Lieutenant NJ. Hayden, VINO
| Will be assigned other work. Captain q.
| NJ. Plummer has already gone to take
charge Of the work at st. Joseph, Mo.
These officers have proved popular while
In Topeka, and their work has been salts
! factory in every respect. They will re-
ceive their assignments Wednesday at a
| conference that will be held in Kansas
! City. Ensign and Mrs. W. G. HousneY
and Captain Englet will come here from
| Wichita.