The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-17

tenn at the manual training high
school today The machinery was
patched up by 10 o'clock and class
work resumed on the first floor.
Painless dental work at moderate
prices at the mite Dental Parlors 500
Kansas Ave. Phone 714--Adv
E. A Heacock, teacher of chemistry
in 1904, spent Sunday at the home of
Principal A. ]. Stout, 1916 Fillmore
street While he was at the Topeka
high school, the entire number of
teachers barely equalled the number
of men employed there today.
Supper will be served to the Boys
club this evening at the Topeka high
school by the cafeteria. A program
will be given.
Glass Glazing and Paint Miller x
Gillespie. S33 X. A. Phone 955.-Adv
Preparations are being made for
stunt night which will be given in
the gymnasium of the Topeka high
school Saturday evening.
Scranton high school was swamped
SO to IL by the Topeka high school
Saturday night. Despite the score the
peka. McKibben and Plath were for
wards; Jones and Holcomb, guards,
and Baker and MacLean, centers.
Fifty converts hit the trail' at the
Bob johnson revival last night. Three
hundred new members have been Sc
cured for the churches since the re-
vival commenced and 200 reconsecra-
lions have taken place. There were
1900 people at Sunday nights meet
ing.
Prof. w. w. Weaver and the Rev.
William Young of the Bob johnson
evangelist party have been spending
the week end out of town visiting
relatives. Mr.. Weaver at Manhattan
and Mr.. Young at Purlingame.
Bob johnson tabernacle for section
for business women. A Business
Women's' rally will be held Thurs
day evening.
Two special talks will be given at
the Salvation Army hall, 400 Kansas
avenue, this week. Wednesday night
the Rev. MIR. Isenbower will speak
and E. r. Shook will make an ad-
dress Saturday evening.
The annual meeting of the Provi-
dent association will be held next
week. The day has not been decided
upon.
In spite of cold weather several
beggars have been staying on the
streets. A one-legged man was picked
out of the snow half frozen by Louis
Floyd and taken to the Provident as
were telegraphed regarding his care
and the association put him on the
train for Denver last night.
N1idwinter Prices. Gold Filled
Frame Reading Glasses. s1eS. Rim
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Mcfarland, sos
Kansas avenue.-Adv.
A meeting of the Public Health
Nursing association was held at the
Y. w. c. A. this morning.
A class of so candidates will be in
stalled tonight at the Loyal Order of
Moose hall on Jackson street.
Beginning Sunday the lodge room of
the Loyal Order of Moose will be
Much demand was made for Sunday
opening, says the secretary.
E. L. Copeland will give a bowling
party at the Central Y. NJ. c. A. alleys
tonight.
Several persons contributing to the
State Journal 1T Pays To Advertise"
contest failed to sign their names to
the answers.
One hundred and seventeen new
members have been added to the Cen
trail Y NJ. c. A. since the membership
campaign was started by H. a. Jungk
| Frank B. Parker was elected presi-
dent of the Topeka Kansas life I'm
| derwritcrs' association at Il meeting CT
the organization held in the Ad room
of the Commercial club at noon today.
| o. T Chopper is first vice president;
| l. S. Lewis, second vice president;
John P. Moss, treasurer, and J. E
| Spaulding, secretary. Charles A. Moore
is the retiring president.
The Young Peoples Sewing society
of the Swedish Mission Bethel church
| will meet Thursday at the home of
Midwinter Prices. Gold Filled
Frame Reading Glasses. s1.9S. Rim
less Nose Glasses $3.50. Fitted by
Mr.. and Mrs S. f. Mcfarland. sos
Kansas avenue.-Adv.
"Bill' McKibben of football fame
has received another nonor-tne cap
taincy of the 1915 basketball team of
the Topeka high school. He is for
ward But the fly in "Bills" ointment
is the fact that he can't be captain of
the 1916 basketball team and the 1916
football team, too. Custom DEGREES it.
This week the versatile captain will de-
eide what team he wants to be cap
tain of and turn over one of the jobs.
HoIton will be the first out of town
stopping point for the Topeka high
school quintet in its 1916 career. The
battle with the Holton boys will take
place Saturday afternoon
Lawrence and not Topeka was igno-
miniousiy dropped from the Triangle
de bate schedule, according to Coach
II H Reneke Manhattan vii take