The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-04


The Baptist preachers of the city will
hold conference and supper at 80 to-
night at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Lemon Navarro, Mexican, was arrested
this morning by the police on a liquor
warrant and turned .over to the county.
The Rev G. A. Segerstrom, pastor of
the Swedish Baptist church, will speak in
the mill building at the Santa Fe
shops tomorrow.
Lee Sidwell began his duties today as
assistant secretary of the Y. NJ G. A,
taking the place of Job Little, who has re-
signed.
A soldier who attended the railway
clerks So pail at kellam hall Monday night
had $50 stolen Ia from ON. his pocket The
unable to locate the money the thief. I
The committee of management of the
Railroad Y. NJ. C.. A: will hold the regular
meeting at the building Wednesday at go
O'Clock. James b. Mullin and T. L. Prout,
secretary, will make report of the con-
ference held at Chicago last week.
The BroadweH Grain company today
filed suit to collect S1050 from the NJ. w.
Cardwell Grain company for 5.551 bushels
of corn which it claims to have delivered
to them some time ago. Payment has
been refused, it is charged.
Wednesday is community night at the
invitation has been extended to the public.
Frank L. Campbell, clerk of the United
to pFenare for tbe session ss 9o n tbe federa
court there next week.
W. D. Bundy, 400 Harrison street who
served with the III ammunition train in
the Rainbow division in France. is home on
| furlo from the base hospital at Fort
Smelling where he IS receiving treatment for
| injuries received in France.
| W. 2. Lambertson, speaker of the house,
in his talk before the Current Topic club
at the Central Y. NJ. c. A. Monday night,
legislation He pointed out some eff
Gent measures which had been subject to
| saving time After fpIliur of
! inside workings of the speakership fight
| In which he won out. he spoke of the
| courtesy extended representatives in other
| states, and wondered if Kansas was not
somewhat lacking in this regard.
| The Ministerial union, in connection with
| the community meetings to be held this
| week. Will conduct thirty minute evangel-
ical services at II % O'Clock each day al
the Y: NJ. C. A. and the Y. w. c. A. The
men in charge at the Y. NJ. C. A. are
Wednesday,. Rev. E. H. Givens: Thursday
| Rev. e. J. Kulp; Friday, Rev o. L. Weir
in charge of the services at the Y. w. C. A
are: Wednesday. Rev. c. w. Maggart
| Thursday Rev. E. NJ. Paddleford; Friday
| Rev. F. C. Sutton; and Saturday, Rev. E. +
| Gardner.
Representative Dick Howard. Cowley
has been notified that his bill to prohibit
| the teaching of German in Kansas schools
has been killed in the committee edu-
eational matters Resides eliminating the
German language, the bill provides that
| any teacher suspected of -sympathizine
with Germany or Austria shall be investi
| gated. and if found guilty, have his or hel
certificate revoked Howard has published
a daily newspaper in Kansas for thirty
| years, but he has learned some things this
| winter. as a representative, that even hit
| newspaper experience did not teach him.
| Mrs Il. w. Palmatier and daughter
Florence Evelyn. have gone to Phoenix
| AriZ., for a few months.