The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-05
Station to Have Sending Radius
of Fifty Miles.
RECORD REVIVAL ATTENDANCE
Three Services Sunday at North
Side Tabernacle.
Other News of Interest to PEG.
pie of North Side.

growing more evident in the schools of
North Topeka. The wireless appar-
atus formerly used at Quincy school
has been moved to Lyman school,
where it will DE enlarged to radi-
us of thirty miles. 1t now has q
sending radius of twelve miles. This
station was built by several OF the
pupils who are interested IN electrlclty.
It is planned when the station is en-
larged, to talk with the high school
at Lawrence, Kansas. The Lyman sta
ton would like to hear from any other
wireless station between the hours Of
IL m. and 1 p. m. during school days.
Henry Knauer Injured.
Henry Knauer of Granville was
painfuliy.. injured Saturday by having
the fourth finger on his left hand
crushed in a corn binder. He was at
tended by a local doctor, who ampu-
tated the finger below the second
joint.
Members of G. A. n. Notice.
All members Of the G.. A. r. posts
and auxiliary organizations. and old
soldiers, are cordially invited to assem-
bic at Blue Post hall, 831 North Kan
sas avenue, at o'clock Tuesday even
ing. to attend the tabernacle service In
a body.
Record Revival Crowds.
Record crowds attended each of the
three services held at the union taber-
nacle meetings in North IopcKa sun
day, The evening service attracted the
largest crowd Of the season. Inc
building was packed to it's utmost
capacity.
At the morning services Professor
Honevwell spoke on the six divisions
Of the twenty-third Psalm: Possession
position, promise, progress, provision
and prosperity.
At $50 O'Clock in the afternoon
children's flag services were held.
Each of the children in attendance
carried flags. Professor HoneyweLs
evening sermon, cure or Nil!, was
delivered in North Topeka. The evan
gelist is an excellent speaker and holds
his audience from the beginning until
the end Of his sermon. during the
three sermons between thirty ana
forty persons were converted. Speclai
musical and literary numbers, inciuo-
ing sacred readings were furnlsheo py
Professor Honeywells assistants at the
Sunday services.
No services were held at the taoer
nacle today. Services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock ana
tomorrow evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Cottage Prayer Meetings.
Half-hour cottage prayer meetings
will be held tomorrow morning at ~
O'Clock at the. following residences In
the different districts of the North
L
Hicks, 927 North Jackson street; sec
ond district with Mrs. Blanchard, 1871
North Central avenue; third district
with Mrs. Fred Baysinger, 142 Evelyn
with Mrs. Kinds, 1903 North Topeka
avenue; second section of fourth dis
trict with Mrs. Bailey of 100 North
Jackson; fifth district with Mrs. Henry
Williams, 7OS West Gordon; sixth dis
trict with Mrs. John Shockley. 429
East FairchiId; seventh district with
Mrs. Wyatt, 222 Kious street; eighth
district with Mrs. p. G. Marlatt, 14O6
North Quincy and in the tenth district
services will be held with Mis-. Billips
of Shorey.
Social and Persona
Lon Emery of Elmont was North
Side visitor today. %
John Duffy of Elmont was in town
on a business trip this morning.
DR.. c. H. Thompson will leave to-
morrow morning to attend the meet
ing of the First District Dental society
in Kansas City. Kan.
c. Il. Huntington of Silver Lake
was North Side visitor this morning.
Mrs. c. H. Thompson Is visiting
friends and relatives in Oskaloosa.
She will return the latter part ofsthe
week. - - - II
J. B. Fiedderling of Elmont was in
town on a short business trip today.
w. A. Luthye Of Silver Lake was q
North Side visitor today.
J. M. Riley of Silver Lake was on
the North Side attending to some
T. business this morning.
Miss Alma Williams has accepted
q position with the ]. r. Spetter CT
gar factory.
IT. L. Campbell Of st. Joe, Mo-, is
visiting friends and relatives on the
North Side.
J. w. Priddy left for st. Joe, Mo-,
today to spend q month visiting his