The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-28
Ittia Luke Returns After q Trip
to the Arctic.
North Siders Continue to Con-
tribute to Belgium Relief.
Amity Lodge to Elect Ohicers-
Dibble Stables Robbed.

At a meeting OF tHe tE.or die.
ers' association of Quincy scnooi E ;n1
trict to be held at the school ouliuan ,E
Monday evening: plans Tor eie hoc,
public library in the Quincy sc"ooA
building will be discussed.
The library will CONSIST OF Ils Hbrarv
and will be installed within snor'
time. The new branch Will pe MAIN
tanned under the same rules wnlch gov
ern the city library and Will De Iu
without cost to the schoois or ~
Topeka, except by general taAa'Aon'
Back to Yankee Land.
xvor,Ih as heen received in North
Toneka by Otis Cummings OF the DIV
BILE Grocery company that lttla Luxe,
who left America several months az
on a research expedition 70 tno -
regions. returned few Gays ~
Washington. D. c. MI. Luxe io oi4w
lived a few miles north OF the Guy
He was sent to the arctic regions ~
tho Carnegie Research institute a1
washington as a reward for an excei-
lent record made in the laboratories "a
Kansas university. ,,..% Az
Luke was an officer, spent severa,
months off the coasts OF lceiano o,~ a"o
Norway engaged in research WORK.
workman to Wed.
Announcement has been made OF tne
approaching marriage OF FRANK y.
W0rkmAn. NOTLA S1NC AAO'oF~F~-
man and Miss Mabel Shuts of Payne,
Ohio. The wedding Will take place at
PAYNE December B.
Mr. Workman will leave North To-
peka for Ohio next Thursday He mas
been connected with the Shawnee Cnle1
months and came to Topeka from en-
cinnati.
- The young couple VIII make theii
home in North Topeka
Belgian Relief Fund.
Several affairs for the purpose OF
.weliinr the Belgian Relief Fund are
being held in North Topeka and vicln-
ity. An entertainment with a large at
tendance was held Friday evening at
the West Indianola school house.
Four hundred baskets from the BOYS
Industrial school. north Of the city,
were placed on sale today at the Cros-
by Brothers store in Topeka. The pro-
ceeds will go to the Belgian rel1e1
funds. Nearly $40 was raised among
the boys of the school for this purpose.
1t is expected that the sale OF the oas-
kets will add an additional $50 to the
boys contributions.
To Elect Onacers.
AT the meeting OF Amity lodge No.
231, knights OF Pythias, to ibe held
Monday evening at the North Topeka
be elected.
The rank Of Knight will also be
conferred upon candidates. After the
business meeting Of the lodge a BAN
quet will be held.
Dibble stables Burglarized.
Late Friday evening the Dibble
Grocery company stables in North To-
peka were burglarized. Apparently
the thief was generous for the only
things missed this morning were two
halters.- .r.S-'-
The barn was entered by forcing a
door. The. robbery was reported to
the police but no arrests have been
made.
Damage Plate Glass.
The plate glass in the front Of the
T. D. Joseph shoe store was damaged
to the extent of $50 Thursday after
noon by person throwing a rock or
similar missile through the glass.
The damage was done while the
store was closed Thanksgiving day
by T. D. Joseph. The person who
damaged the window has not been
found.
Church Notices.
Sunday services at the Christian
church: Bible school at 9:45 O'Clock
in the morning; preaching Of 1O:45
o'clock in the morning; Junior con-
gregation, in basement, at 1915
o'clock In the morning; Christian En-
deavor at $3.50 o'clock in the evening
Evangelical services at 1880 O'Clock.
church: Sunday school at $50 O'Clock
in the morning. Preaching at II
o'clock. Christian Endeavor at GIG
O'Clock in the evening.
AT the North Topeka Rants.
church: Sunday school at 9:30
o'clock in the morning. PREACHING
service at II o'clock; communion ser.
vices at 1915 o'clock: Junior b. Y. p