The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-12
LOCAL MEITTlQR.

lu6M mtIJIIuU:
George dcIAin. whom the sherifrs
ofdce sought for year. who was b.
b charged with stealing property VAL
ued At &144 from Freeman 6ardou.
win have his preliminary hearing next
wednesday in tho city court.
new. 8c-a6c dos Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.
Each OF the four teams In the busi-
ness mems volleyball league at the
Central T. NJ. c. A.. won one game on
Saturday. This indicates that the
teams arc evenly balanced and that
some interesting contests will be play
ed in the next Is weeks.
Ed Mallary has been arrested by
gerous weapons.
Howard watches at Hayden's Auc-
tion.-Adv.
Eighteen persons will be baptised
at the First Baptist church and adj
mitted to membership next Sunday.
These persons expressed the desire to
be baptised at the close OF the service
at the church Sunday night. At that
service ten persons were bApttsed.
Next Sunday evening the Rev. Robert
Why or Why Not"
J. Will Kelley, secretary Of the
Commercial club, announced this att
ernoon that as q. result OF the recent
band Concerts at the Auditorium and
1.-THE Yeuell travelogues nearly three
| h Ahdred dollars has been netted to
/ \ ~ inf 81 nm thu nina
gan debt. w. w. Webb had active
management of the local arrange
ments for the Yeue1l series
The Throop hotel this afternoon
fled suit in the district court against
the Burnham Hotel company. le:sees
Of tho hotel property. asking
81, 3s174 for rent Of the property.
Through its attorneys. Ha1en and
Cav, the hotel petitions the court to
appoint q receiver for the company.
Twenty new members were taken
into the United Commercial Travel
err in Topeka last Saturday night at
a meeting held at tho U. C. T. hall on
East Eighth street. The meeting
was held after q banquet rendered to
the organization at the Commercial
club. George C. Boone II senior coun-
sellor of the lodge In Topeka and r.
T. Kriepe. secretary.
Hamilton watches 1t Hayden's Auc-
tion.-Adv.
The ordinance prescribing the
qualifications for an assistant city at
torney IL to be amended 30 that n.
| o. Locke, city police court prosecutor,
can hold the title of assistant city at
torney without being stenographer,
m required by the ordnance ~ It
| now exists. A motion by Mayor Cof-
ran instructtng the city attorney to
draft an amendment to the ordinance
was passed by the city commission
| this morning. Mr.. Locke y expected
to confine his efforts to police court
prosecutions, but the title OF assistant
city attorney n more pleading than
that Of police court prosecutor.
| Suits pressed, Soc: cleaned and
pressed, 800. Ask for SO. 4 H."
green stamps. Matt q. GIasse. at Ma
| jestic theater building.-Adv.
| The Rev. e. r. Early OF the Chris
titan Messengers' association will lee
| ture in Kansas ana Missouri during
! the summer and fall OF the present
year ON the subject Of neglected chill
dren in the large cities. The sinful
waste Of money by the aristocrattc
churches of the hand win also be
dealt with Tho Rev. Early b said to
handle his subjects 'sbare-handed."
Senator J. W. Howe returned this
afternoon from Gypsum City, SaNne
county. where he was called last week
I; ON account Of the death Of his father.
John Howe
Gabriel and Gabriel Chiropractors.
have established omces It 71S Kannas
| avenue-Ady.
| Attorney Genernl John g. Dawson
returned today from AtchiDon. where
| he assisted in the prosecution OF A.
tC. Lewis, charged with violation Of
the Kansas bine sky law It vas the
first criminal prosecution under the
blue SKY law "a this 0lata.