The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-09
snap .SH07S

Judge w. L. Schoch has returned
from Pfttsburg. Pa. where he spent
week
Miss K. Ellinger has taken out q!
permit to add to the dwelling at 426
Harrison street.
A meeting OF the advisory board
of the Industrial bureau of the Com |
merctal club was held today.
Edwin c. Carlson. -. Clifton. and
Elna ". OLSON. 20. North Topeka. have
been given a license to wed in the pro-
bate court.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Young. wife OF the
new pastor of the First Methodist
church. win lead the vesper service at
the Y. w. C. A. Sunday afternoon at
AIS o'clock.
Up to date. sixteen persons have
Joined the Central Y. NJ. c. A. Tennis
club. The courts at Tenth avenue
and Lane street will be opened with.
in a few days.
Solemn high mass was observed at
8 O'Clock this morning at the Church
of the Assumption, Father F.. NJ. Hay
den officiating. Friday morning at 8
O'Clock priest from st. Marys will
conduct the services
Approximately ono thousand chill
dren Of the Topeka schools are train
ing for the track and field meet that
viii be held under the auspices of the
Topeka Public School Athletic assoc
citation May % on Washburn field.
The Gage Park Union Sunday school
will hold special Easter service Sum
day afternoon at o'clock at the West
Eighth street school house. A gospel
team composed of N. Coover, Miss
Mary Fisher and Wilmot Stevens will
have charge of the meeting.
Fancy apples are now more expen-
sive than oranges. They are now SELL
ing as high as five cents each or fifty
cents a dozen. Very good oranges may
be had at rs cents q dozen. Frequent
ly this season 1t has been possible to
buy small sweet oranges at one cent
each.
A service will be held at Grace ca
thedral tonight at o'clock. Maundy
Thursday is kept as the day ON which
the Lords supper was instituted. and
there will be a celebration Of the holy
communion. A Good Friday service
will be held Friday morning at 10
o'clock, and a three hour service, be-
ginning at noon Friday. In the evening
at 8 o'clock the choir will sing the can
tata, "Olivet to Calvary"
Special services are being held this
week at the Third Presbyterian
church, preparatory to Easter. There
will be a service tonight at 7:45
O'Clock, one Friday night at the same
time and a service Friday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. There will be special
music at the church both Sunday
morning and evening. A class Of COM
municants will be received into the
church Sunday morning.
Tickets for Baseball day"-next
Observation-Disclosures at the Nov
city theater may be purchased at the
i Novelty box office. There is also a
committee of the Topeka Boosters and
A0nfnHQ ,vrf uDlI
tickets. The proceeds at the Novelty
above certain figure next Tuesday
Will be turned over to the association.
The money will be used for paying for
band for the opening game between
the kaws and Wichita and for prizes
for local players.
Rev. Luther p. Ludden, D. D. Of
Lincoln, Neb.. was the speaker at the
holy week service at the First English
Lutheran church. Fifth and Harrison
streets, last night. and gave a very
vital and impressive discourse on the
! meaning of the passion of Christ. DR..
Ludden, who Is field secretary of home
mission work of the Lutheran church.
will be in the city until Saturday, and
VIII speak each evening at o'clock
at the FIRST Lutheran church. Thurs
day night he will speak in commence
ration of the holy Thursday in Pas
sion week. The church choir will
sing, and Miss Selma Foberg will also
sing, lis Midnight and on "Olive's
Brow"
| According to W. H. Kemper, COM
missioner Of elections, it will be well
for voters to pause and consider be-
fore affixing their signatures to a
nomination petition, for a person sign
! ing a nomination petition is obligated
to vote at the party primary of the
party of which the would-be nominee
is a member. Democrats should be
careful not to sign the nomination Pc
| titions of Republicans unless these
Democrats intend to vote at Republi-
can primaries and not at the primary
OF their own party. and the same holds
true with Republicans who sign the
nomination petitions of Democrats. 1t
Is not the intention of the primary law
that the members of one party should
! take part in selecting the candidates
of the opposing party.