The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-09

legged to have robbed a safe In the
home Of a farmer living near LuceFUs-
Mo He was arrested by the police
here several days ago for iuvestiga-
were trailing him that he was the
man they wanted The sheriff OF Put
nam county Missouri. arrived in To-
pska today To return Cole for trial
The work of listing rooms for the
bankers who viii visit Topeka and at
tend the state Convention Of the Kan
saS Bankers association BY the Cham
Der OF Commerce has commenced
The bankers Of Topeka expect that
there viii be 1-s90 delegates at the
convention The entertainment COM
u1ictee Of the Topeka Clearing House
consisting OF Theodore Mueller. VII
liam Macferran- Jr- and J. L Hersh.
Is cooperating with the Chamber Of
! Commerce in preparing for the Wis
itors-
The carriers lack of familiarity
with their routes Is responsible for the
mani promptly according TO w o.
Rigby. postmaster The city was re-
Gently rSdiztricted three new carriers
added and most Of the old carriers
given new territory Lack Of familiar
{ ity with the routes Is king II i'm
Z possible for some Of the carriers TO
always get their mail distributed in an
ei-hL-h0ur day They are rapidly
learning the routes however. and the
old standard of efficiency VIII be re-
gained IN a few days. RiEby declared
Company H Fourth Regiment kan
sas National Guard. IS using goose
grease On the old cats already in
7 prep ratfo1 fer the target practice Of
/ the summer In the company armorF
there repOSes the H0ISinEJon cup won
{ by Company H in the last National
] Guard shoot and Company H means
-
offered IN 1905. By Colonel P NJ
H0isin Etou. TO the company making
the highest score On the rifle ranges
in the annual shoot It has been held
+ by various companies IN the state
coming 10 Topeka IN 1890 The cup Is
70 become the property of the COM
! pany which holds IT for three sue
/ cesSive years
I A membership campaign is 10 be
. launched among the cOlored ex-
services men Of Topeka May s10. in an
Z effort TO bring the mem beFSHIp- or the
J Jordan Patterson Post Of the Amerf-
can Legion. which TOW has forty
seven members, to 4 strength of 100
! II Is estimated by HuntIey A Mack
adjutant Of the post that there are at
I least 500 caI0red ex-Service men N
Z Topeka eligible for membership IN the
organization The campaign viii end
May 81 with q dance in the city au-
fftorium- Robert Chisholm * chair
mar of the committee in charge OF the
2 Can't afrn and Walter W White Is
{ chairman of the publicity committee
I Clarence Hardy Is post commander
Where shall Smith go 70 church > -
I asked the Rev Clifton Merritt Gray.
at the Sunday morning service at the
z Uni eaFian church. s14 Topeka avenue.
( following the thought Of recent articles
( iartfee Atlantic Monthly Smith as
/ a type X man not orthodox as that
word Is generally understood who
+ cannot accept traditional Christianity
{ but he IS 4 good man 4 righteous ma n
a good citizen. a kind father. loyal
! TREND a man who Graves religious
I feItev hip, ard he believes thar he Is
50 rne41 ozE Included among those who
/ Love God and serve him Smith out
sfde the church Is only an Isolated
protest ineffective IN detachment He
needs the church He has a religious
I nature, he Graves religious expression
kand compauiouship, and he needs the
-ks u0wshfp Of men and women who
arc Ike-urfssri scr. Win him tozw worship
BGod and serve man.