The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
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Co 5S4 Kansas aveHtIs Adv
A film showing the orange industry
VIII be shown this evening at the Col-
ored Y NJ c A. 430 Kansas avenue
: The Pioneers club OF the Central Y
( N G A. an organization FOR younger
boys. met at 10:+5 O'Clock this morn
ing q
/ The monthly meeting Of the jay
E F7avker club viii be held Monday
+-,-zr1in- a. the University club. Ralph
O'Nelu VII have the paper OF the
( evening
NJ H. Mexican. student secretary
OF the state Y. N c. A viii leave
Tuesday for Salina. where he VIII hold
NJ conference with the cabinet OF the
kansas Wesleyan Y IL C. A
The Rev J. T Crawford executive
secretary of the Kansas Baptist Nou-
venrion. returned to-day from a nip
thru southeastern Kansas on business
for the new Baptist world movement
Frank O. Richards. general secre-
tary of the Kansas sunday school as
+ socia-ion, returned TO Topeka today
4 from Chicago. where he attended the
annual convention Of the International
( sunday School association
What Jesus Means to Ne The
Rev. Clifton Merritt Gray announces
this topic for the II O'Clock sunday
: morning sermon at sl1e First Unitarian
I n
VIII be special music and the pubic
{ IS cordially invited
a ". Lorenz was elected superin-
tendenL OF the sunday school OF the
B First Evangelical church. at the an
nuaI election officers. Other officers
! elected were: z. 2. Breithaupt. assist
AM sl1perintendeut: Miss Marie Clrlch.
! zacrerar-. and Ralph Burkholder,
treasurer
The Topeka high school Y W c A
/ will furnish the program At the as
sem bly, of the students at l0-3o o'clock
( wednesday nlorning- A CHRISTMAS
7sseau- entitled Unto Us a enid Is
/ Born . viii be presented The girls
LaIee club Of the school VIII Turn-sn
, the music for the pageant
only two OF the three games sched-
llfed were played in the Sunday school
+ Basketball league at the Central L N
&c \ Friaay night The Intern edlate
game was post onei on account OF the
high school party The results IN the
senior division Were Trinity AsIho-
dlsz. 81 United Presbyterian 9; Pot
win, 10. Latter Day Saints,
a rabbits foot and a horse shoe
! combined failed to save Walter Tenn
pin. - from jail today. Templln
SAID he carried the collection for good
! luck but they had apparently failed
Z him even before he fell into the hands
of the Law. for he had only twenty
cents in MS pockets. He was picked
up for begging on the streets
The 4Eanger Prince" a eantata By
/ Ashford. viii be given at 1880 o clock
Sunday evening by the Trinity Meth
edist church choir, under the direction
! Of Mrs L. c. Thorpe. at the chlirch
Z The Sunday school viii give a clartata
/ entitled. The Christmas Spirit. al
1880 o'clock Friday evening, December
IS. in the gymnasium Of the church
Meadow Gold butter is now being
[ distributed thru a special agency N
+ Merupllis Tenn Other southern
I agencies Of the company have been
established in Tampa and Jackson
vile, Fla BIRMINGHAM Ala = Ialsa1
Tex: New Orleans. La; Iafnp lco.
Mexico. and Havana, Cuba The
Beatrice Creamery company OFFICIALS
assert that there Is more Kansas but
ter consumed in Florida than IN KAN
sas
After having been steward OF the
University club IN Topeka Tor a year
O. s Rosenburg Is To resign January
IS and become manager Of new
$50. 600 cafe in Wichita The cafe Is
owned by the SChmoor Cigar COM
uanv R0Seuburg VIII be succeeded
as steward OF the University club ny
G. Cunningham Of Kansas City, Mo,
I who was formerly steward OF q large
club in Nashville. Tenn RosenbuFg,
before taking charge OF the University
I club. was steward Of the Elks Club
in Topeka
Col Frank Travis. state superinte1-
I dent OF Insurance. addressed me con
venriOn OF the Kansas association af
/ insurance agents. held at Wichita this
week Two hundred local and casual
! " agents attended George L Tuers
Of Topeka addressed the convention
= on the agents qualification law Use
! and Occupancy, Lease Holders ana
; Rental Value Insurance. was the sub e
% ject Of the talk made by Addison L
= Doing. Of Topeka Carl Trapp- Of
Topeka, made a talk pertaining 10 the
matter Of delinquent premiums
The Rev. Water 8IarshfieId of the
= Church Of the Good Shepherd. North
= Topeka. will he ordained TO the priest
hood at the II o'clock services sunday
at the Grace cathedral The Rev
ATarshfieI6 IS a native Of England. and
was in charge OF a parish IN Wisconsin
fprevious - coming TO Topeka These
n charge Of the ceremony VIII be the
Ri Rev. James Wise, the Very Rev.
James P deb. Kaye, and the Rev L
W Smith, arChdeaCOu- ArchdeacOu
Smith viii preach the special sermon
Dean Kaye VIII preseIfr the candidate
for priesthood
: Charles A Jewett 81. had a desire
for liberty, but not sufficient speed
70 acquire il He was picked up by
police officers this morning for beg
ging in the federal building and taken
= 70 the detectives room On the sec
I ond floor o. the city jail building.
/ While the detectives were not watch
ing. he laaped 70 the DOOR ran down
the szairs and into the street Charles
Reed. who was IN the room al the
{ time, Immediately gave pursuit and
captured the man just as he reached
the sidewalk. Jewett was then locked
4, Up in the bull pen"
a suit TO collect $4,000 damages
from c. Ben Franklin. OF Topeka, presi-
dent OF the Cadmean Chautauqua, was
filed IN the district court Friday after
: noon by Mrs Hazel L Doll Of St
Louis Mrs Doll alleges that she had
r rhree-year contract with Franz kiln
, but that he cancelled II August ..
, She said she went 70 Chicago to obtain
employment but became III She has
/ / two small children on her hands and
her funds are exhausted, she declares
: Tie calcallat-on ot her eon-Eac- a-so