The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-26
LOCAL MENTION.

lUGAl. MEhIlUk.
! The formal opening of the links In
| Highland Park, leased from the hold
| ing company of the Country club by
the Shawnee Golf club, will be held
| July 5. The members of the Country
| club have been invited to attend, and
| it is possible an all-day picnic will
! be arranged. Play began this week.
| There are six holes ready and the re-
manning will be in shape by the mid
die of next week. Robert Fullerton is
| experimenting the work of getting the
course in shape.
F. A. Rooster. D. D. s., 10 Mills
Bldg. Special attention given to pyor-
rhea and oral prophyfaXis.-Adv.
Bishop NJ. F. Jamison, D. D.. L. l..
D., of the Fifth Episcopal district of
| Leigh, Texas, will be here tomorrow
and will spend the day in a rally with
the members of Lane chapel. DR.. /.
w. Terrell of Mount olive will preach
at O'Clock whcr the Third Street
Baptist church will attend At 8
O'Clock Bishop Jamison will bring
peace between the Germans and the
allies. Mrs. Essie Clark will sing. N.
L. Smith is pastor of Lane chapel.
The annual picnic for employees of
the Capper publications is being held
today at Gage Park. Several hundred
men, women and children-employees
and relatives of employees are the
guests of the governCr-publiSher at his
annual outing. Special amusement
features were provided for the day
and this evening a platform dance
will be one of the attractions for the
men and women employed in the
preparation of the publications. En-
ployees of the papers were taken to
the park in special cars by the street
railway company.
Safety razor blades sharpened better than
new, 25c-35c doz. Brunt Drug Co-Adv.
Seventh Day Adventist church,
Fifth and Western avenue, H. l..
Clark, pastor. Instead of the services
at the church a meeting of the con-
gregation will be held in a tent at
Seventeenth and Tyler streets. The
subject will be, 1.-The European War
and a Prophecy
Following decision of the supreme
court holding that policemen are not
civil service employees, suits OF w. II.
Wilt, Otto Anderson, Rufus Frazier
and Dan Garden against Ex-Mayor X.
L. Cofran and other members of the
city commission under the Cofran ad-
ministratiOn, for reinstatement on the
Topeka police force, We're dismissed
today in the second division of the
Shawnee county district court at PLAIN
tiffs' costs. The four plaintiffs in the
suits were discharged by the Cofran
a administration. Contending that theirs
were civil service and not political
Jobs, they filed suit for reinstatement,
A similar case taken to the supreme
court was decided against the conten-
tiCns of the eX-policemen.
No deaths have been recorded in
Topeka for a period of forty-elght
hours up to o'clock this afternoon
10 Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Herman Greenbaum will sing
the offertory at the Church of the
Assumption Sunday morning.
Do not fail to get our estimate on
that lumber bill. j. B. Whelan & Co,
I'll E 4th. Phone s65.-Adv.
The historical pageant presented on
Washburn campus in connection with
the fiftieth commencement celebra-
ton will be repeated on the campus
by means of sixty lantern slides and
tableaux next Friday night. The
pageant was adjudged a wonderful
success and it is expected that many
persons who did not have an oppor-
tunity to see it will be or hand next
Friday. The event next week will be
in charge of Mrs. Catherine Hand and
Mrs l. D. Whittemore.
LIZ ATWOOD, Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat 623 Kansas Ave. Phone 4353
white.-Adv.
Following is u list of marriage
licenses issued today from the office
of the probate judge: Jed Norris,
age Is, Topeka, and Grace E. Bennett.
age 16, Topeka. Charles E. Manning,
age 20, Topeka, and Laura E. Haynes,
age %, Topeka. Kenneth H. Bennett,
age %, Topeka, and Pearl E. Reddjck,
age Is, Topeka
A report from c. B. Eber1ey, 1107
West Gordon street, to the effect that
his n1Otorcycle had hecIl stolen from