The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-08

district court, the papers having been
received in Topeka today.
The Rev. ]. Quincy Biggs, pastor of
the Central Park Christian church,
will be the speaker at the outdoor
union services of the churches in the
Central park district to be held Sun
day evening at 1880 o'clock on the
Central Park school grounds. Rev.
Mr.. Biggs' theme will be The Claims
of Jesus" A musical program will be
presented by the male quartet of the
Central Park Christian church.
Ice cream, watermelon and chairs
are on the list of equipment for the an
nual picnic and reunion of the Shaw
nee County K. S. A. c. Alumni asso-
citation to be held on the lawn of the,
avenue, at O'Clock this evening.
Alumni and students of the State Agri-
cultural college who plan to attend
the picnic are asked to notify Mr..
Graham by phone, Black 4414. T. w.
Morse is president of the association.
An Oriental drama depicting the
India mass movement and caste sys-
tenn will be presented at the Trinity
Methodist church Sunday evening by
a cast of thirty persons. The play
will be supervised by DR.. E. M. Os-
borne who was a missionary to India
for twenty-five years. Doctor Osborne
was born in India. His father was
missionary in India for twenty-seven
years. The play is to be presented
under the direction of the committee
for conservation and advancement of
the Methodist church.
Al f. williams, United States dis
trict attorney, today filed in federal
court an information praying for the
seizure and confiscation of SIX hun
dred cans, more or less, of so-cafled
ChIoroform of Anaesthesia." alleged
to be in the possession of the Arnold
Drug company. The district attorney
charges that the product is "turbid
and contains chlorinated decomposi-
ton compounds and differs from
standard of strength, quality and pur-
ity as determined by test laid down in
the United States Pharmaeopoeia."
More. than 100 persons are attend
ing the Congregational Young Peo-
pies conference on the Washburn
this week. All who are at |
tending the conference were guests of |
the First and Central Congregational |
churches at a picnic held this after |
noon at Gage park. The young peo-
PIE will attend the Sunday morning |
services of the Central Congregational i
church in a body. Robert Murray |
Pratt will give talk for the confer |
ence delegates Sunday evening at Nc
Vicar chapel. The conference will |
close Tuesday noon.
The Mcclellan Variety store, S27 |
Kansas avenue, was reopened this |
for business, after remodel !
ing ana improvement which have
cost some $4,000, and included the |
installation of two new skylights and |
new shelving turnout the store Earl |
L. Kemper, Topeka man, is manager |
OF the store here. The Mcclellan COM
pany recently purchased the Topcka |
store from the Metropolitan company, |
There are twenty-five persons in /
the store at the present time. Souve-
Mrs were distributed to customers
who attended the opening today |
Stevenson Sarver. son of Mr.. and }
Mrs James A. Sarver, of Seventh and /.
Watson avenues. who has carried The
state Journal in his neighborhood for
several years, is taking a vacation in
northern Michigan, where he is visit
ng his aunt, Mrs. Edward Daniel. at
The Birches, on Green Bay. While
delivering The State Journal to his
patrons, Stevenson has established a
reputation for punctuality and BUSH
ness. He is also making a reputation
n his neighborhood for his scholar
'hip- He has attended Gage Park
,chool while carrying his paper route.
Altho only II years of age, he will en-
er the eighth grade of the school in
September