The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-03

looking for at a price within the means of
have dropped. 1t still behoevess the Careful
buyer to use his money to the best advan-
tage, and buy where he can get the most
with their lower overhead expenses. offer
Just this chance. A careful investigation of
tue advea'ise sem rs on a,s Urls page vii r re-
bargains of excellent quality at surpris-
ingly low prices
The entertainment put on last evening
by the Industrial school boys at the Com
muntty house was one of the best amateur
During the two-hour program there was
Der. by the band were excellent. These
chorus, the numbers, "OId Black joe and
Holy Nigh. probably being the best
The clog dances by negro boys was one Of
Bolen. one of the smaller boys. gave fine
imitation of farm animals. finishing with a
most realistic cat and dog fight In which
the dog came off second best.
The gymnastic drills were excellent, al
tho the boys were badly handicapped for
lack Of room Best results on the spring
board and in the diving stunts were i'm
possible for the same reason, but never
pyramid buuding was remarkable
Probably many women In the audience
came as near seeing prize fighting last eve
ever will And. say it softly. they seemed
to enjoy it. That ther men and boys did
a,a tnous ssyRg fe As the little bexs Benny my
fierce whaeks'' about the head and more
than suffered bruised eye The
boxing match between a small. but stocky,
colored boy, and a white boy, not so heavy
but quicker his feet was most enter
tanning. These youngsters are known
the champion "coetie weight boxers" of the
world
A wrestling match between two of the
larger boys staged which was fol-
lowed by a battle royal. a@boxfng match in
which only the larger beys took part. One
OF the negro boys was declared winner
Thirty dollars was taken IN at the door,
half of which goes to the Industrial school
boys to add to their fund r new NOV
ing picture machine. and the Yema inder to-
the Improvement fund for the Community
house ~
Amity Temple. No. 1os Pythfar : sters.
will hold their regular meeting Friday eve
ming at the hall, 800 Kansas Avenue The
attend that evening and eat pie, the
Pythian Sisters standing treat.
4 protest against the paving Of Gordon
street frorn=fonessz avezIue 20 western ave.
nue. has been submitted 70 the city commits
sion. It vasszigned by d number of prop
erty owners on the streets affected.
st a meeting OF members Of the North
Topeka Baptist last evening at the church.
held to decide when work on the new
church building should commence and
- decided to build upon the present location,
corner of Laurent and Harrison streets
decided. as 1t has been determined not to
start on the new. building until there is
$4,000 in the church treasury. but it is
believed work can be begun about April l.
A number of pledges are still out which
would bring the sum up to the decided
amount A fina COMMITTEES composed
Of Mr.. A. H. Roney, Mr.. Charles Martin
and Miss Edna Kineaid. was appointed to
attend to this matter a building commit
George Schenek and Mrs. C a Jones. was
appointed to have full charge of the build
ing of the church. selecting Plans etc, 1t
was also decided to use the stone in the
. present church in building the new one.
studer-Diffenderfer.
Mr. Arthur Louis Studer and Mrs Lolfe
Diffenderfer were. married last evening at
O'Clock at Mrs. Diffenderfers home. 1907
Quincy street. the Rev. o. L. Weir, pastor
forming the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
Studer will make their home at 1907 Quincy
snewn IN Noh theT hSve
many friends. ~i
the Industrial school boys at the North
Topeka Community house, little boy in
the audience, who had watched the per-
to his mother and exclaimed to her CON
sternation, "Oh, mamma, L wis I lived at
the Industrial school,, Probably there
was many another youngster who felt the
same desire after seeing the boys go thru
their stunts.
Persistent rumors current on the
North Side that the Rock Island railroad
Is planning extern sive improvements in its
property In North Topeka It has been
reported that an agent for the company
has been investigating land in the north
western part of North Topeka with view
to the building OF forty houses for dwell
fngs for Rock Island employees
Victor Council No. 4, s.B. A.. will init
ate large class this evening at A. o. L
W: hall The picture degree viii be shown
interest is being shown BY the members
owing TO the special offer now on for new
business.
Notes and Personals
Miss Esther Harrfes and Miss Marie
Finch Will leave Saturday. for California
rhe Nersb sna 5 1Fsas fsr 9n
T. T. will meet Friday afternoon at -ths
home of Mrs. Mary Lifttjehann, 9S5 Jack
Leon Holman returned home Tuesda i
from Phoenix Ariz-. where he has been fol
Evelyn and Ms. Ieneve n Hoinan. Ms Ms,
Geneve had gone 10 Phoenix for the benefit
OF her health. accompanied BIZ her sister
and later Miss Evelyn suffered 4 nervou,
breakdown Mr.. Holman reports his sister.
much improved in health
:. r Dexter. uuderIaker-A Lady as.
sis.ant s23 Kansas ave--Adv.
The Rev. o. L Weir. pastor of the Bap
fist church. and Mrs Weir. and Prof Fres
A Seaman, Of the SearnaD high school an.
Mrs Seaman will assist in the receptiol
honor Of William e JehHsun, noted pEo
hibirion worker
The Bereans VIII meet at Mrs. w Il
Zarker's, 1923 Jackson street Friday after
noon at 80 o'clock
When two men fight shout WOMAN
and one Is red bfooded Au1erfcan-an,
the other a m-blooded Mexfean-an,
the girl half American and half Mexicau=
there's dramass There's action There
romance There's clash of wills - Sc
The Rio Grande'.eat the Princess tonight
Avoid standing by attending the seeoH
show. 10 p u-Aflv.
We appreciate your business andyare D.
1 ing our best to keep IL a. u PeWe
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