The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-20
SAAp SHOTS

The annual dinner of the Ohio club
will he held at the Central ConereeA
tional church at $50 o'clock Iuesoay i
evening. u
The county commissioners have set
April % as the date for viewing tne
George Patton and Ribelin roaos m
Dover township /
The Mills Dry Goods company as
posed of all OF its supply OF 5000 ASH
trees Saturday. The last tree ~e
given out late in the day.
The sixth annual banquet OF INC
Norden benefit association VIII pc
held April 81 at the A. O. U w. nan
at sixth and jackson streets
Warrant was issued this mofnins
| from the ONCE OF the probate judge 10
Fred %. Murphy, Is. Of Coweta, OK.'
| and Lenora Suddeth. -. OF Topeka
| The city is planning to cross tne
| Union Pacific right or way Win
| ter main at Monroe street. accoroins -
| a preliminary request made before tne
board of commissioners this morning
| DIR. RAYMOND A. Schwegler OF the
State University, will speak before
the members of the Topeka Training
school for Sunday school workers az
the First Methodist church at 1;so
o'clock.
The Chalitso club Of Highland Park
will he entertained by Miss Morton's
domestic science class at the nien
school building WEDNESDAY a1terhoon.
The ladies are to meet at the transfer
station at o'clock
/ The Rev. w. NJ. Balch will deliver
an address before the Brotherhood OF
the Walnut Grove Methodist church
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock his
subject will be: christianity and So
cialism Compatible
At the request Of the city attorney
) and Commissioner Newland. the county
commissioners this morning gave the
citv the right to lay water main on
! the north side Of Eighth avenue from
the west city limits to Gage park.
An informal reception was held yes
: terday at Sheriff Kiene's nome ioI
Jimmie Stewart Spencer, the vail
! whom the sheriff is keeping. penoihs
E the arrest of his parents, Tor wnom a
warrant is out, and maj settienene %
8 the baby's custody.
General Superintendent Parker and
Q star of the Santa Fe left on tram
of special cars out of Topeka today 70
: inspect the lines of the road oetWeen
this city and Chicago. Several Topeka
!. officials of the road were members o.
= the inspecting party
Citv Engineer Young has been IN
h structed by the city board of commits
! sioners to prepare plans and specinca'
IS tfons for a cast iron pipe line TO Gag
a park from the city limits on Edsn.l
street. City water will be available n II
e CAGE in short time. contract WI
be let for the job.
II Elmo Whittmore, of the general man
- ayers office Of the Rock Island ant
, | .Steye' Stevens, secretary to Genera
= Manager Sweet of the Rock lsiano
70 made preliminary moves TO-DAY to"a1'
Il the organization of a volunteer com
.e pany to enter Mexico. The TWO youl'
IT bachelors prefer to take charge OF IN
0. commissaries.
:e The city has a problem for the socid
rrvev experts to solve It has bee
g. found in the last tin can crusade tina
the people living in the poorer Sectioil
= of the city have many more cans
=. haul away than the persons hSlhs'
the West side. 1t means that the pooIe
classes buy more canned goods. ~
a. West siders put up more fruit "nic
1e is economy?
re A. E. Winship, editor of the Me-
RS England of Education, published q
Boston, will deliver an address at Tn
be Commercial club Tuesday noon Inos
IT'S who wish to hear him will take plact
w at the tables in what is known as IN
lad club room. The Boston ed1te
be gave an address before the busine:
'oI men at the club quarters a year
n more ago. and those who heard NIL
ne will hear him this time He IS q
his last visit to Topeka he wrote
article for his magazine about 7.
peka which was extremely compi
mentary.
Members of the business men
i'd gym classes OF the Central T. NJ
as A. will hold banquet IN GemHt
he hall Friday night Judge E. r. Sfmt
ed will be the POSTMASTER. Speake
he will be: John Cleveland. captain
a the winning team in the volley bs
en- tournament; A E. Blythe, Dr. e
nd Lerrigo, Stewart Thompson. Geor
we III. Hoyes. and DIR. s. ]. Crumbin
he The latter will speak on '-Volley b
lP- as An Aid to Digestion. Mrs. JOSEF
lot F. Reisner will give a. reading MI
Ter E-rrest r Simon will render a voc
he collection IT has been claimed tn
lly Joseph F. Reisner, physical direct
can sing although no one seems qu1
he certain. At any rate he will be Civ
!nl a chance to show what he can do.