The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-08

Mrs. c. NJ Rippette, 1z71 Tyler street.
left this morning for Holton. where she
will visit relatives.
DR.. H. L. Allkire will be in his office. s12
Kansas ave., Monday. May 11th.-Adv.
The sheriR's offfce was notified by wire
this afternoon that J. J. Quint wanted
in Topeka for obtaining money under
false pretenses. was under arrest at
Hayes City. sherins Kiene win secure
the necessary papers this afternoon. and
start for Hayes City At once.
A $500 rain coat with $3.50. $3.50 and
$3.50 two-piece tailored suits at Ekberg's,
7os Kansas avsnue.-Adv.
E. l. Moon. Frank Green. and Thomas
Green will visit the newly organized Sons
OF Veterans camp in North Topeka this
drum corps Of Old Abe camp No. 16.
which will be under the leadership Of Ed
ward G. Moore. The committee will en-
dents of the North side to decorate their
residences and business houses during
the Memorial building dedication. The
Sons OF Veterans will meet tonight at
the office Of J. J. King. After the North
side @. A. r. meeting Is dismissed the
Sons Of Veterans will go to the G. A. r.
hall and elect Officers. ~
DR.. H. L. Alkire is. in. his Office, 612
Kansas ave.-Adv.
The Topeka men who attended the state
camp of the Modern Woodmen at Par
sons have returned. H. B. Lowe was
chosen to represent Shawnee county at
men of America at Toledo this summer.
Delegates from Shawnee county who at
tended the meeting at Parsons were: H.
B. Lowe. Arthur Bollinger. Frank Curry,
and F. L. Southers Others who were
not delegates but who were at the meet
ing were M. w. Saxon E. c. Hillson and
State Deputy Walker.
A gospel team Of six men will hold SER
vices at the Lyman Union Sunday school,
one mile north Of the city, Sunday after
noon at three oaelocR. -rss7-fss ~
Attend the park opening and dance at
City park Saturday. May sth.-Adv.
Baseball association met at the CONNER
cial club rooms at noon today for the
purpose of discussing plans for selling
many tickets were sold in advance this
season as has been the case in recent
years, and as the Kaws have experienced
far this year the association is in need Of
money. The rains and cold weather have
cut down the attendance at the games
thus thus n far; Several era mem6ers So, Of the To-
in selling tickets, but volunteers would
be appreciated.
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Several improvements for Lakewood
and Garfield parks were decided upon to-
day by Commissioner Porter. Tennis en-
thusiasts are to have q couple of courts
near the dancing pavilion at Garfield.
Brown-armed boys and girls with rae
quets and balls will flock to the park. It
is possible that rustic sfoetbridge will be 1
built over Butcher creek in Lakewood /
Lights. seats and tables for picnicking
will be placed there this week.
series of illustrated lectures Sunday even
ings at the First Baptist church on quee-
tons pertaining to the social survey of
Topeka The first of the lectures viii be
delivered at o'clock next Sunday night
on Delinquency and the Amusement
Problem May u. the subject win be.
The Battle for Health The Coming
City, is the topic for May "A. and the
subject Of the closing address Of: the
series. May 81, will be. How the Other
Half Lives.' At least fifty slides will be
shown each night. Some Of them have
been made from photos taken in Topeka.
while others will illustrate conditions In
European cities.