The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-09

The cadmean ehautauaua series that is
to open a six-day program at Garfield
ranged a program with the purpose of Of
fering patrons talent that is second to
bos in this 0one In
platform to offer as a regular part Of the
program any of the great artists of the
circuit was able to secure Schumann-
Heink, another Helen Stanley and yet an
other, Paul Althouse. as their leading
The Cadmean chautauqua has secured
for this year Christian Methisen, formerly
company, and also, of the Royal Opera CT
Copenhagen. Mr.. Mathisen has some fit
teen Victor records to his credit and is
Madame Lavender, formerly member
of the Royal Opera of Copenhagen, and
also for two seasons with the Boston Opera
company, contraito, will assist Mr.. Math-
isen. An accompanist and solo pianist
will complete the company.
Blue Post No. $50, and w. r. c.. No. 5,
will join IN. holding exercises at Garfield
park June IA, in commemoration of Flag
day. An excellent program has been pre-
pared for the OCCASION
The teachers and officers of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church will hold the
monthly business and social meeting at
Gordon, 80 Park street, Friday evening.
The OBJ class and faculty of Quincy
ming at class party.
The children's day program of the Kan
sas Avenue Methodist church will be given
next Sunday at the. morning service hour
Charles fI Savi ta Il p and LYLE Herman Is
yesterday morning, stole two horses from
a farmer living near the school, and came
to North Topeka where they broke into
the Gibbs Clothing store. After stocking
z up with two suits of clothing, two pairs of
shoes, two suits of overalls, half dozen
the back way and came face to face with
Patrolman Abner Taylor and NJ. NJ Mar
under arrest They confessed to the rob-
berry. The boys said their home was in
Iowa and they had left there a few weeks
smith Center they broke into clothing
store and were senteced. to the Boys In
dustrial school, This is the first instance
of unruliness of this kind~at the school
in many months, and it is to be deplored
as the boys of the school were earning
, a reputation for honesty and reliability
and this escapade on the part of the new
corners will reflect on the school as a
whole, in the minds of the unthinking.
The women's Home Missionary society
of the Kansas Avenue Methodist church
will hold 2 meeting at the church at 80
O'Clock Fyida June 10, All members are
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin and children,
of lyman C3lo ar. are the the guests Of Nj
The small child Of A; W. Girtz, 1425 HaT-
! feets Of inhaling coaI-oii fumes. :.
Simon Galitzki of tEea Eagle Clothing
store has bought Iets in the 100 block
low which the family will occupy. The
family is now living at 1912 Jackson.
day and Tuesday: paint, $2.45 gal. o. O.
Mcclure, .s1s N. Kansas .Ave.-Adv. i
ing the UniTersity of n New WAS MEXICO eta at Az
buquerque, returned home yesterday to
spend the vacation with his parents, Mr..
street - -
=, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burke, of s11a2 Quincy
street, returned home yesterday from a
fBili' Suit is confined to his home, 1927
Jackson street. with an attack of tonsflitis.
The boys of the ninth grade science class
Of Quincy school gave a spread for the
girls of the class last evening at the school,.
Miss ST, Lois Meredith. 14os Logan street
Presbyterian church Friday evening, June
Il: Miss Lois is a pupil Of Miss Lovelia
Hilty, the talented blind musician.
"A native Chinese will make an address at
the evening service at the Kansas Avenue
Methodist. church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Galitzkie have returned
from Excelsior Springs, where they have
been for the past four weeks.
to spend Sunday and from there to Des
Moines, Ia, where he will attend Imperial
Council meeting which will be held June
of the Shrine band
Mrs. C. r. Gabriel entertained her card
club yesterday afternoon at her home, HI
East Gordon street.
The ANNOUNCEMENT of the marriage of
Miss Anna Marie Hefner. daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. q. L. Hefner, TO Mr.. Herman Z.
Schultz, which was made yesterday in this
column. is an error, according to Mr.. and
Mrs Hefner. The notice was gathered
from supposedly reliable source and it is
to be regretted that its publication has
caused embarrassment to Miss Hefner.
S. r. Dexter, undertaken Lady as
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.