The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-30
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morning
John Norlund Will nave MS dwellin8
At go West Third street remooeied AZ
Cost OF $i'0VV'
A building permit has been issued to
]. B. Walter for the erection of q 81
600 dwelling at 1919 Clay street.
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Ine lhterciass track meet Q! the nisn
scnou. Will pc "e.o 49, 80
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e.ocA " euess
A. c. Bartei Will De q speaker at
the meeting OF the womene CONNER
clal clup toni8nt IN the Iopeka COM .,,
mcrcial cruz rooms. Ing meetans wAiA
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mes1ns OF me iopsnA t neai ns'a az ~
Deaes aSeocla.ion 80 u ~. N. ~.
Somnfe.cIAl cIuo 4uaI.es soaaS. AaHe
lot saIoenlns Queslio'l' Sins -
peka lawns etc.
The membership committee OF the
topeka commercial ciuD unoer franA
curry VIII meet AT the cluD quar.e,e
Iuesoay noon 10 discuss quest.ons rel-
I've ~ tne quIe. nlep aHaa e'Ap Se.A--
pdisn That Is no" IN pEosiess.
All of the Boy Scout troops Of To-
peka are working hard for efficiency
IN an effort to win one OF the prizes
offered in the contest which began
March IL, and which will close June
10. The prizes are on display In the
window OF the Howard store.
Glenn M. Bryan. inspector OF the
special service department OF the Rock
Island Lines. Is In Topeka today.
Bryan formerly was special agent at
large OF the Santa Fe In Topeka His
headquarters now are located in Chi
cago.
A new time card changing the time
of the trains between Topeka and st.
Josepn went into erect on the ROCK
Island Lines Sunday. The late even
ing train and the early afternoon
train have been consolidated into q
train that leaves at O'CLOCK IN the
afternoon.
The department of child welfare OF
the University of Kansas will have
general charge OF the child welfare ex-
hibit that will be held In Topeka next
fall. A committee or Topekans Will
have much OF the real work to do The
principal aim or the exhibit Will be 70
show conditions and needs Of child life
In Topeka.
Spontaneous combustion in a heap
Of rags collected by the janitor Of the
apartment house at 512-514 Harrison
street SATURDAY nlgnt caused IRE
waicn tne p[ompt response OF the LIZ. LIE
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etnr;as ga - rcc,,n;a1 ~, z 1Sa,,es
~ssnr 40 - "a - ~' %
t'i.n o'"
iwo rrNaA cnAlur e" ., Pay eiouHo as-
socla ons. operateo pr,v ,sy, are con-
eesens ~ "o.Iois ~ Es..piee One
s+reat rcrth ~ Tu,syfth-s+r ord +he
o+t.r :. On. Gall-~a .snr,,.~ h.4-e.r
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ae..,sn-et o' 'o
Equipment.
Arrangements are being made Tor
holding q big welfare meeting in To-
peka next Sunday afternoon when a
Topeka Welfare society will be formed.
A score or more welfare meetings have
been held In Topeka in the last few
weeks under the direction of Theodore
Hanson, secretary Of the state welfare
organization.
A season pass good to all Western
League baseball games played in To-
peka this year. and worth more than
ing nearest to the paid attendance at
the opening game. April IT. Better
send in your guess at once to Baseball
Whom II r rautz ass;.t.r+ IN tho