The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-11

viii be held at 1880 o'clock There
will be services. with sermons by the
Reverend DeWeerd. at II o'clock
/ Sunday morning, 1880 o'clock Sunday
Afternoon and 1880 o'clock Sunday
evening. A young peoples meeting
will be held at $50 o'clock Sunday
evening
The women of the church will be in
charge of the peoples forum" at
O'Clock Sunday evening a the First
Unitarian church. ga Topeka boule-
ward. Mrs Homer Foltz will deliver
the address. her subject being The
Ideals and Principles of the United
States Constitution" Mrs. Georgia
ODER will be chairman of the meeting
Mrs. Rose Gilberg-Nutter will be in
charge of music. At the morning
service of worship at II o'clock Mrs.
Kari Rankin, contralto. will sing two
solos: % Blessed Savior (Luzzi), and
The Lord Is Mindful of His own"
(Mendelssohn).
The jury in Judge George Whit
combs division of the district court
Friday afternoon apparently had no
sympathy for either of the litigants
in the case in which J. B. Whelan
L. Porter, former proprietor of the
Porter-Reo Motors company. for ST.
600 damages. Whelan alleged that Ae
purchased a 1921 model from Porter
and received a 1920 model and that
Porter refused to make an adjustment.
Porter filed a cross petition asking for
a balance of s26 due on the car The
Jury failed to give either of the men
what they asked for.
Memorial services are to be held at
5 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the
Shiloh Baptist church, Twelfth and
Buchanan streets. for the late Col
Charles Young. of the United States
army, who died on service in Africa
The speakers will be w. A. Biby. state
director of the Near East Relief. the
Rev. NJ. ]. johnson and Lieut.. Bolivar
Watkins. Music is to be furnished by
Jcckson's band. H. I. Monroe is mas
ter of ceremonies The services Will
be under the joint auspices of the
Shiloh Baptist church and the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People.
Two clubs=the Club OF Smiles"
and the Better Service Club have
OF Pelletier's store. with an increased
knowledge of salesmanship as their
object. Prizes are offered to the
members of the clubs in competition
with each other. Each week there is
held a forty-five minute class in sell
ing. by Mrs. Elizabeth Running. In
addition to cash prizes. there is Of
fered a silver loving cup, to be award
best sales record, and to become the
permanent property of the club which !
holds it three successive months.
FideI Suniga, I'LL East Crane |
street, one of the principals in the
civil war among the MeXicans /
which occurred at the home of Victor 4
Cruz. 12S Branner street the morning |
of March s. was arrested today by |
Officers Holman and Barrientos and |
booked for carrying concealed /
weapons. Officers said Suniga may be !
charged with attempting to shoot Ven /
tura Llmas, who was badly wounded |
in the fight. 1t is declared that a |
piece of iron which hit Suniga in the
jaw when It missed Llmas. al whom /
it was thrown, was all that saved |
Llmas from being shot. The Mexican /
was released on bond to appear March |
Il.
The date for closing the contest in
which names for Topeka's spring fes-
extended five days. c. W. Seely, chair
man of the committee in charge of
the arrangements for the affair, an
today. A large number of
festival committee, buzz none which
quite fills the bill. The contest will |
therefore not close until Wednesday.
March .. Immediately after that
time. the best name submitted will be
selected by committee composed of
Marco Morrow, Charles Sessions and !
Arthur J. Carruth, Jr., and a $40 cash
prize will be awarded to the person
it.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the West Side
Christian church staged a surprise
upon the evangelist, Charles S. Farley,
and their minister. the Rev. Clara H.
on the Young Peoples night
in the meeting Friday night. They
met at the home of the vice president,
James kempe, and came in a body
filling the middle section of the
church with the c. z. members. Led
~ Miss Helen Travis. their president,
they conducted a model c. E. service,
prior to Mr. Earley's sermon. Tonight
will be children's night. The children
will will preach the sermon. Sunday
morning a prize is to be given in the
school to the largest family
present. Roy c. MAYORS solos are
among the most enjoyable features of
he meeting.