The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-23
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Several houses are expected to be
built in Park Line addition this year.
! Many legislators are taking advan-
tage of the privileges of the CONNER
ciaI club.
| Claude E. Neil has begun the con-
struction of a $1,000 dwelling at 1919
Mulvane street.
gave a party Friday afternoon for the
mothers Of the district.
rs this cold enough for your was
the time-wOrn question asked by many
persons on the street today.
l. w. r. johnson, contractor. is con-
structing dwelling at ABS Lafayette
street, according to the Construction
| News.
| With the continuance of the cold
weather pleas for help at the county
poor commissioners office increase in
number.
Teams 6. Z. 8 and 9 of the Central
Y. NJ. c. A. volleyball tournament will
clash this evening. Teams 6 and will
meet at $50 o'clock
Senator Charles Curtis has left for
Washington and other eastern points.
He will return to this city for the
Kansas Day club banquet.
The Rev. Robert Gordon will speak
Sunday evening at the First Baptist
church on The Sons OF God. the
Oh Men, ana Tie r lOOO.
Ida B. Heron has taken out a per-
nit to erect a $1,000 dwelling at lost Nos.
SO and IS Mulvane, street The H b.
Wright Realty company will construct
the dwelling.
The people of Topeka will be called
upon next spring to raise at least $780,
900 as its share of permanent endow-
ment fund for Washburn college Of half
million dollars.
A program of short speeches is be-
ing arranged for the banquet that the
Commercial club will tender the men,
bers of the State Editorial association
next Saturday pight.
w. .. Rigby, Scott Hopkins, H. D.
DriscoN, Frank Curry and H.. H. Pugh
composed the committee that will re-
wise the constitution an. bylaws of
the Commercial club So
Earl Akers will speak in Gemmell
hall of the Central Y. M. c. A. Sunday
afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock on Getting
Started Right" A fellowship lunch will
follow. presided over by E. L. Cope
land.
have been. trying to capture Arthur
Houser, who is wanted in connection
with the assault of Miss Helen Dick
ersOn and Albin Lawson about a week
ago, no trace of the man has been
found.
| as conductor and organist for the First
Methodist church choir. The church
quartet is composed of Miss Rooms,
soprano: Miss Elizabeth Anderson, con-
tralto; GlenwoOd Jones, tenor; Darwin
Bradley, bass. ~
Owing to a slight attack of tOnsi-
litis, Rev. Benjamin Young of the
First Methodist church will be unable
to preach Sunday. The pulpit in the
morning will be filled by H. B. Wilson,
superintendent Of schools, and in the
evening by Rev. Harry c. Mccain.
The training school department of
the Sunday school workers will meet
Monday evening. January 26. at the
First Presbyterian church. Prof. F.
G. HefelbOwer of Washburn college
win speak on the subject, Some Re-
cent Tendencies in Science and Phil
osophy."
AN every member on the job" pro-
gram OF action looking towards a
bigger. better, and more prosperous
city, has been mapped out for the
Commercial club. Each member is
urged to get into the game"-is ask
ed to express his preference relative to
fer to serve.-Commercial Club Bull
letin.
Although the high school basketball
team was defeated Friday night by the
strong Washburn Freshmen team,
there is some excellent material in the
7. H. s. five, and the boys are expect
ing to win some games this season. A
number Of games with out Of town
teams will be scheduled by c. H. Hep
worth, manager. w. p. Mclean. direc-
tor, believes that the high school will
have a team that is hard to beat next