The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26

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the United States district court Judge
John c. Pollock willshold court then for
the hearing of motions that may be offer
ed In cases pending.
A marriage license has been issued to
Jacob Desch, age o. and Barbara Stat
dler, %, both Of Topeka.
Cut flowers. plants and designs Clean
ing up sale less than Soc on the dollar.
Phone orders early. 5000. 500 East 18th
ct. Ed. q. Bass.-Adv.
Suit for divorce has been filed in the
Shawnee county district court by Ger
trude May Wright who seeks separation
from Eugene Wright to whom she was
married January IS, 1913. She asks GUS
tody of their child.
All the offices in the court house will be
closed tomorrow for the dedication, cere-
monies at Memorial hail. and they will
be closed again on Saturday for the OBJ
servance Of Memorial day. May 30.
olof Ekbers. 7os Kan. Ave.-Adv.
sociation has practically made arrange
ments for the lease of the thirty-eight
acre tract of land Immediately east Of
she to Be
class OF the high school under c. H.
Wilmington. and for the garden enthus-
lasts. Late today G. B. Wingett presi-
association, and several others interested
in the plan will look over the ground. II
sufficient money can be raised to put the
be employed to have charge Of It.. When
once started 1t is thought the farm
farm should easily pay for itself.
Stalls at the municipal market will be
given rent free until August 1, according
to a statement made by City Commission
or Bone today; The formal opening Of
take place next Monday. Only two farm
ers have signed up for stalls. Tho news
that space will be free for two months
Is expected to bring out a large number
OF applicants. All are requested to file
their names and numbers with the finance
commissioner this week. The stalls
chosen may BE- retained even after a
charge is made for the places
Safety razor blades sharpened better than
new. @c-35c doz. Brunt Drug Co.-Adv
Commissioner Tandy has named next
Monday as the last day for protests
against sidewalk petitions to be heard.
on sidewalk contracts for this year
should go to the commission meeting
June l.
The board of directors of Topeka Traffic
association will meet at 1:30 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon to elect officers. The
quarters OF the association VIII be moved
from the fourth floor of the New Eng
land building to the second floor soon after
| the first of June. The association will
use two and portion of third room.
The entrance number will be 20
! The Knighgts of Columbus will initiate
a class of seventy-five candidates between
! Knights and Ladies of Security hall, and
| at the conclusion of the ceremonies, a
banquet will be held in the U. c. T. hall
! on East Eighth street which will be at
tended by approximately four hundred
persons. w. c. Jochems of. Wichita,
state deputy, will preside at the banquet
The leading speaker will be W. D.
Moriarity, national supreme representa-
! tive, and formerly Of st. Marys. There
| will be representatives here from all parts
OF the state for the banquet.
\ Mrs. Ida Heacock Baker, stenographer
! to the department president, Mrs. Annie
Mrs. H. G. Webb, first delegate, Parsons.
| w. r.. c, No. Is, arrived this morning.
The members of the Lowman Hill Par
emit PREACHERS association gave a surprise
party at the school last night for the
scholars who took part in the track meet
Friday. Refreshments were served to
about 80 students. The loving cup which
the school won Friday was presented.
Rev. Mr.. Balch Of the Lowman Hill NJ.
E. church made the presentation speech.
Change OF Post for Wheeler.
Washington. May 26.-President Will
son today nominated Post Wheeler to
be secretary OF the embassy at Toxic
Wheeler was formerly at the embassy
at Rome and was recently ordered