The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-13
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Late designs in lighting fixtures and
stand lamps, Overtons. Phone 922.
Ell. HogueIand, commerce counsel.
is in Kansas City to-day. on business
for the Topeka Traffic association,
All issues of Liberty Bonds poighs
and sold. The Shawnee 5nyestmen;
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
The Ministerial union held a special
meeting at the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
this morning to consider plans for the
church attendance campaign. go
Hanging baskets, potted plants and
boxes of flowers, the prettiest of the
season are at Mrs. Lords flower room.
ADV.
The thirty-first anniversary of the
founding of the Epworth League will
be concentrated at the, Lowman
Hill Methodist church Sunday evening
with a candle light service.
Special services will be held at the
Y. w c. A. Sunday, May %, in mem
ory of the late Miss Grace Dodge,
founder of the Y. w. c. A, founder
of the association.
Meetings are being held every night
this week at the Calvary Baptist
church by DR. S. N. Bass of the Sun
day school publishing board of the
national Baptist convention.
Send us your bills and bad checks
if you want your money. We collect
and Investigate anywhere on earth.
Globe Detective Agency, 220 New Eng
land Building. G.. G. Hannah, general
manag er.-Adv.
The voneybau game between To
peka Y. NJ c. A. first team and Law
rN1oe to have been held, at Central
Y. NJ gymnasium tonight has. been
postponed indefinitely. The Lawrence
tea m was unable to come.
The RossviIe baseball team would
like to make arrangements for ball
game to be played at Rossville with
any Topeka team desiring game.
Particulars can be obtained by tele-
phoning Mr. Hook, manager of the
team, at Rossville.
x Stitch in Time" is the name of
a play to be given tonight at, the West
Side Christian church for the benefit
| of missions. The play is being given
BY the Women'S Missionary society
and the Girls Mission circle of the
fbe regular geefmIli.-nn9Shhtti iy ggs6ttiihh g
of the Topeka breeders. and Fanciers'
association will be held at O'clock to-
night at the Chamber of Commerce.
| Plans will be made tonight for series
of pet stock shows to be held in the
parks of Topeka this summer.
Armstrong Auxiliary of the United
| Spanish w ar veterans. gave ID pdIlS
Thursday afternoon at Royal Arcanum
| hall in honor of Mrs. Emma C. War
lren and Mrs Ida Suberkrup, both OF
| LeavenWorth
| dorado Taft, the we'll known scu1p-
| tor and artist who will lecture this
| evening at Washpurn college, was the
| guest this noon at lunch of the City
planning board. Mr.. Taft spoke this
morning during chapel hour at Wash
| burn.
| Mrs. Florence Ruffner was the
| principal speaker at a meeting of the
Friends OF Irish Freedom at Klinga-
man hall Thursday night. Hugh Law
Ior presided at the meeting. After
the meeting dancing was enjoyed.
Vocational training, compensation
and disqualification for ex-service
! men, as offered By the federal gov
| eminent, were explained to American
| Legion men at their meeting Thurs
| day night, by DIR. Robert Stewart
| federal examining physician for the
1 bureau of war risk Insurance.
/ Memberssef the Scottish Rite bodies
and the Knights Templar today Wen
to Overlook, where the funeral o
George M. Hart, prominent Mason, i
to be in charge of Topeka, Copsistor.
No. 1 and Topeka Commandery No.-5
Hart, who was sc years of age at hi
death, was a member of several Ma
sonic orders.
Eastbound Santa. Fe, trains Nos. II
and 2 were delayed today by a derail
ment which occurred on the Belel
cutoff in New Mexico. Train No. Il
was nearly five hours behind schedul
before the track was cleared. Trail
No. 2 was not held so long. Details o
the derailment We're not received a
Topeka. tho, it was stated that no on
was Killed in the accident.
Police Thursday arrested Rev, Il
Greene, a negro preacher, on a war
rant sworn out by Mrs. Martha Gray
1913 Monroe street, charging him wit
disturbing her peace 1t is allege
that Greene several times threatene
Mrs. Gray with violence if she -testifie
against Clifford Jackson, negro, VIII
is charged with assault with inten
to Kill. Mrs. Gray was shot recent
in a scuffle with jackson at Thir
teenth and Monroe streets.
Mrs. f. c. Seger, president OF tn
board of directors of the Y. w. c. A
will go TO Estes Park. Colo, to tn
conference of the association in Au
gust. Miss Louise Hersey,. genera
secretary. and Miss SaIlie Glas
girls work secretary. also will go t
j the conference as delegates from tn
i local association, The three dele
i gates were chosen by the board {
i directors in meeting at the Y. w. {
4 A. on Thursday.
Police officers hold their breat
| every time they leave or enter tn
4 police station nowadays. The, side
n walk in front of the station has sun
down and the area way in front {
i the building is about to cave in. TIL
Il top of the east wall of the area wa
is leaning inward about.~-eightee
81 inches. Chief Swallow ordered h
s. men TO brace the wall with heaY
= timbers in order to prevent IT frol
caving in a few days ago during tt
heavy rains.
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