The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-13


Dyeinp daily. Topeka Laundry Co.
Adv.
Sunday is rally day for the Sunday
school students of the Second United
Presbyterian church.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 the West
Indiano1a Sunday School Will holo
celebration of rally day.
The Argonants will meet at
O'Clock this evening at the home OF
Professor E. F. Stanley, 1915 Gar
field.
F. L. Pinet, secretary of the State
Teachers association, was in Emporla
Friday attending a teachers CONFER
ence.
The Ministerial union will complete
plans for the observance of Reforma-
ftion week at the next regular meeting
Monday morning.
The Women's Relief Corps No.
! will meet Monday afternoon TINS IS
the last meeting before inspection and
members are asked to attend
F.-A. Mcintyre. travelling passenger
agent for the Missouri Pacific, and
| Ellis FarnsWorth. assistant general
agent. were in Topeka Friday.
l. M Penwell and Evan Thomas
left today for Washington, D. C..
where they will attend a supreme
council meeting of the Scottish Rite
/ Masons.
/ DIR. Wilbur n. Mason, chairman of
! the state board of administration. will
! speak at the Monday night meeting OF
the Current Topics club at the Central
! Y. NJ. c. A.
"Old Point Comfort" the name of
a famous Atlantic port, has been sug-
gested by Frank Sturges. city passen-
ger agent of the Santa Fe, as name
for the new comfort station at Eighth
i and Kansas avenue.
DR.. Daniel NJ. Fisk will continue his
lecture. "A Study of the Gospel of
John" before Doctor Henderson's BIZ
BILE class Sunday at 10 o'clock at the
First Congregational church, Seventh
and Harrison streets.
The young people of the North To-
peka Baptist church will give a fare
! tin this evening The party will be
held at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Schenck on Harrison street.
Friday evening the members of the
| Navy League met at the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms. L. ]. Smyth, field
| secretary of the United States Navy
League gave a talk on the internal
organization of the navy, and describ-
ed the work of the navy in peace
| times.
Topeka woman called up the
! State Journal today and suggested
! InaL horoscopes De placed IN the COM
fort station at Eighth and Kansas
avenue. I'VE could see our cars COM
| ing then" she offered as an induce
ment. The city commissioners are re
! specially referred to the plan as
stated.
Word has been received here that
] Charles C. Titus of Sacramento, Cal,
a son of H. c. Titus of Topeka and a
former we'll known resident here, has
| left for France in Y. NJ. c. A. work
among soldiers. He has been general
secretary in the Sacramento Y. NJ. c.
A. for seven years. Recently he has
been stationed with the Army Y NJ
G. A. at Camp Fremont.
| George H. Senne, contractor, was
awarded the government contract for
constructing a $4,000 building at
Camp Funston to be completed No
vember 10. The building will be used
| for an amusement hall for the soldiers
encamped there. A pool hall, billiard
hail. bowling alley and lounging room
| are included in the plans. 1t will be
the first of the twelve similar build
ings to be erected at the camp.
Mrs. Clara H. Hazelrigg, pastor of
the West Side Christian church, en-
! tertained the members of her congre-
cation at her home, 1915 West Sixth
street, Friday morning. The evening
| was devoted to a Bible school confer
ence of all officers and teachers, fol-
!
Lyon, state superintendent of the
Kansas Christian Missionary society
related personal "reminiscences of a
visit to Palestine.
The Rev Edmund J. Kulp, of the
| First Methodist church, assisted by
Miss Marguerite Gohlke, vocalist, will
conduct liberty loan meeting Mon
day night in Rossville. Charles Ses-
sions and Fred Voiland will speak at
Wakarusa on the same date. according
to the county schedule arranged by
H. G. West, chairman of the arrange
ments committee. Senator ]. A. Trout
man will conduct a similar meeting to-
night at Berryton.
The first cabaret dinner of the AXE
Pots will be held at their den Tuesday
night. Songs and the woman of Ipys-
terry" will be the main attractions al
of mystery, a dancer, will appear al
the semi-social gathering and prom
ises to be the star attraction in the his
tory of the AXE Pots. The degree
team. too, will have their play. They
will initiate a few of the new members
to the club. The fifteen piece Jazz
band" will give a final rehearsal be-
fore the meeting of Tuesday night.
The Second Presbyterian church
will observe Rally Day thruout the
day Sunday. At the regular hour OF
the Sunday school. a special program
will be given, as follows: Orchestra
song by the Primary department
welcome address by Nadine Jones
The Flags" by Beth Thompson
Soldiers of Peace" by four boy:
from the primary department; read
ing by Leon King; song by Mrs. 10
seph P. Hicks class; THE Flag ii
the Church." by Evelyn Myers; read
ing by isabel Wyckoff; why the Bi
cycle Stood in the Parlor," by Mrs
Ralph Campbell; remarks by Hugh
McVey; Recognition of the Soldier
Boys" by Mrs. Fred Morns; special
music has been arranged for the
morning service. In the evening Mr.
McVey will speak on THE Effect o.
Education upon Civilization"
Raise Oil Field Wages.