The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-05
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Kellam Hall tonight will be sprfn-
killed. with the best hose in town.
Dance at . p. m.-Adv.
All Issues Of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Ke nsas avenme--Adv
The members of the Brotherhood of
Light society will hold meeting Sun
cay afternoon at o'clock at the
Klingaman- Hoover hall, 116 East
Sixth avenue.
Governor Allen has published the
Offering. of a reward of $500 for ar
rest and conv lotion of persons who
recently held up and robbed T. ".
Campbell, Topeka druggist.
Sixty-four boys composing the Bur
Friday advertising the American Lee
gion Armistice day celebration at
Bur!ingamc. z The band is led by c.
H. Bratton, conductor.
six fatal accidents and 672 nonfatal
accidents occurred in industrial plants
in Kansas in October. according to the
monthly report by the industrial court
Railroads and oil interests each re-
ported 113 noRfatal accidents during
the month. Fatal industrial accidents
since July l have totalled p. nonfatal
2,337.
At the evening service on Sunday at
Grace cathedral Dean Kaye will be-
gin a series of addresses on the STORY
of the Hymns" On Sunday night the
hymns of Charlotte Ell OF will be con-
sidered. The story of her life will be
told and the particular incidents
which occasicned the writing of sew
eral of her well known hymns, such
as Just as I Am
The centennial anniversary of the
founding of tho board of missions OF
the Protestant Ep 'scopal church in the
United States will be celebrated thru
out the country, in every parish and
mission, at the morning service next
Sunday. The occasion will be noted
in Grace cathedral at the II O'Clock
service. Dean Kaye will preach the
sermon, and there VII be a celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion. The Of
fering OF the day will go into p fund
Known as the Centennial Fund
A girls Sunday Echool basket
ball league similar to the boys league
has been organized. All the games
will be played on the Y. w c. A.
court The churches that have en-
tered teams are: Trinity Methodist,
First Methodist. East Side Methodist.
Westminster Presbyterian and Oak
land Presbyterian. A schedule will
be arranged at a meeting of the
league, at I o'clock Thursday evening,
November 10. Any other churches
wishing to enter teams should send
a delegate to the meeting.
"A Great Adventure for Peace" will
be the topic at the services tomorrow
morning at the First Unitarian church.
914 Topeka boulevard. After the
service the minister, the Rev. Clifton
Merritt Gray, will leave for Charles
ton, S C., where he spent twenty
years as pastor of the Unitarian
church there. The Rev. Gray goes to
take part in the installation services
in Charleston of his successor there,
the Rev Ralph F. Bailey. The Rev.
Gray will be away from Topeka next
November IS, and Prof
William J. Morgan, professor of
philosophy at Washburn college, will
fill the Unitarian pulpit here on that
date.
The fifty-seventh semi-annuaI re-
union of the SEQ ish Rite Bodies of
the Valley of Tope-sa will be held here
November 8, 8. 10 and II. Thirty
three ofthe ninety men who have pc
titioned for entrance are Topekans.
A class of 200 candidates is expected
for the work in the degrees of the
consistory. Monday will be regis
tration day. Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Friday will be devoted
to the comforting of the various de-
grees. The reunion will close Friday
night with a banquet for the candi-
dates who have attained the thirty
second degree. The reunion promises
TO be one of the largest ever held in
Topeka.