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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01
Topekans Not Upset by Refusal
of Central Service.
Thousands Call for Exact Time
In Mornings.
IN TOPEKA STORES 200 CLOCKS
Many More Orders for Offices in
Need of Time.
One Jewelry Store Has Had
Service for IS Years.

The days when Topekans could get
the correct time by merely saying.
time please to central. have passed.
There is still a time service in town.
tho, that is probably more accurate
than that which was formerly given
by the telephone exchange. This
service Is given by the Western Union
Telegraph company. Any Topekan
who wishes the correct time only
needs to say Western Union" when
central asks for the number. The
Western Union office Will then answer
and the correct time Will be given
Western Union time IS generally
recognized as the standard turnout the
United States More than 200 Western
Union clocks are now installed in To-
peka stores and business houses. The
Wardin iewelry store has had West
ern Union service continuously for
thirty-ffvs years There has been an
exceptional demand from the business
firms OF Topeka for more Western
Union clocks There are Eot enough
clocks in Topeka, tho, to satisfy all
those who wish to have them in
stalled More clocks have been or
dereG from the factories but It will
probably be several weeks before they
can be installed
Flashing Of Time.
The Western Union time system IS
controlled by the chronograph in the
United States Naval observatory. This
wonderful time instrument is under
the supervision of government astron-
oners. 1t varies less than one-dfheth
of a second in twenty-four hours. At
11:55 A. NJ. eastern time (10:55 A. NJ
Topeka tme) the machinery con-
nected with the chronograph IL set
in motion Electrical impulses are
flashed over the entire Western Union
circuit until ten seconds before noon
At this time there is q pause and all
the master clocks in the United States
wait for the final impulse. This come
exactly at noon when q contact il
made that flashes the time to every
master clock in the United States.
The time is then automatically re-
layed from each master clock to all
the local clocks on the circuit.
From O'Clock until Q o'clock in
the morning the most calls for time
are received at the local office. An
extra clerk Is employed during these
hours to answer the calls.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01
The wicked Vinedressers,

Then He proceeded to speak a
parable TO the people
There was a man He LID, who
planted a vineyard, let it out to vine
dressers, and went abroad for il
considerable time At vintage-time he
sent a servant to the vine-dressers,
for them to give him a share OF the
crop; but the vine-dressers beat him
cruelty and sent him away empty
handed. Then he sent a second
servant; and him too the beat and
i'll treated and sent away empty
handed Then again he sent q third
and this one also they wounded and
drove away. Then the owner of the
vineyard said
What am 7 to do? I will send
my sonny dearIy-Ioved son: they
will probably respect him
But when the vine-dressers saw
him, they discussed the matter with
one another. and said
"a This is the heir: let US kill him,
that the inheritance may be ours
SO they turned him out of ths
vineyard and murdered him What
then will thu owner of the vineyard
do to them2 He will come and put
these vine-dressers to death. and give
the vineyard to others"
God forbidE' exclaimed the
He looked at them and said.
What then does that mean which
The stone which the builders re-
jected has been made the Cornerstone
Cps cxviii- 22)? Every one who falls
on that stone will be severely hurt.
but on whomsoever it falls, he will
be utterly crushed"
At this the Scribes and the High
Priests wanted to lay hands on Him
then and theres only they were afraid
of the people For they saw in this
parable He had reEsSred to them
A Question about Tribute
So. after impatiently watching their
opportunity, they sent spies who were
to act the part of good and honest
men. that they might fasten on some
expression OF His, SO as TO hand Him
over to the ruling power and the
Governors authority So they put a
question to Him
Rabbi" they said. I'VE know that
you say and teach what is right ana
that you make 20 distinction between
one man and another. but teach Cod
way truly. Is it allowable to pay a
tax to Caesar. or Eot2"
But He saw through their knavery
and replied.
SHOW me a shilling: whose likeness
and inscription does L bear?'
Caesars" they said
PAY therefore, He replied. what
is Caesars to Caesar-and what is
Gods to God"
There was nothing here that they
could lay hold of before tn people,
and marveIIing at His answer they
said no more.
a Woman who haG had seven
Husbands
Next some Of the Sadducees came
forward (who deny that there is a
Resurrection). and they asked Him.
Rabbi, Moses made it a law for Us
that IL a mans brother should die
leaving a wife but no children, the
man shall marry the widow and raise
Up a family for his brother (Deut-
XIV. 81 Now there were seven
brothers The first Of them took a
and third also took her. and all seven.
having done the same, left no children
when they died Finally the woman
also died The woman, then-ar the
esurrectiou-whose wife shall she
be? for they all seven married her"
The men Of this age" replied
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

Jesus. marry. and the women are
given in marriage. But as for those
who shall have been deemed worthy
to find a place in that other age and
in the Resurrection from among the
dead, the men do not marry and the
women are not given in marriage.
For indeed they cannot die again:
they are like angels. and are sons of
God through being sons of the
Resurrection But that the dead rise
to life even Moses clearly implies in
the passage about the Eush, where
he calls the Lord The God of
Abraham the God OF Isaac, and the
God of Jacob (Exod- iii 26). He
is not a God Of dead. but of living
men. for to Him are all living"
Then some of the Scribes replied,
Rabbi, you have spoken WELL
From that time. however, no one
ventured to challenge Him with a
single question
But He asked them,
How is it they say that the Christ
is a son of David =? Why. David himself
says in the Book OF Psalms,
The Lord said to my Lord. Sir
at My right hand Until have made
thy foes footstool under thy feet
(Ps. cx -.
David himself therefore calls Him
Lord. and how can He be his son %
The Scribcs denounced
Then. in the hearing OF all the
people, He said to the disciples
Beware of the Scribes. who like to
walk about in long robes. and love to
be bowed to in places of public resort
and to OCCUPY the best seats in the
synagogues or at a dinner party; who
swallow up the property CT widows
and mask their wickedness by making
long prayers They will be punished
far more severely than Others"
The Widows Gift
Looking up He saw the people
throwing their gifts into the Treasury
the rich people
He also saw a poor widow dropping
in two farthings. and He said,
In truth tell you that this widow,
so poor, has thrown in more than any
of them For from what they could
contributed to the offerings but she
in her need has thrown in all she had
to live on"
Jesus predicts the Destruction
OF the Temple
When some were remarking about
the Temple how it was embelHshed
with beautiful stones and dedicated
gifts. He said
AS to these things which you now
admire, the time is coming when there
viii not be one stone left here upon
another which will not be pulled
down"
Things which would prece1e ft
Rabbi, when will this be-" they
asked Him. and what will be the
token given when these things are
about to take placer
See to it." He replied that you
are not raisled; for many will come
assuming my name and processing, I
am He or saying, The time Is close
at hand DO not 90 and <oIIow them
But when you hear OF wars and
turmoils. be not afraid: for these
things must happen first, but the end
does not come Immediately"
Wars and Earthquakes
Then He said to them.
Nation viii rise in arms against
nation. and kingdom against kingdom
(Isa- XIX -. And there viii be great
earthquakes. and in places famiues
and pestiIence; and there will be
terrible sights and wonderful tokens
from Heaven
Persecution
But before all these things happen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

Passover for US, that we may eat it.
Where shall We prepare it?" they
asked
"You will 70 sooner have entered
| the city He replied than you will
meet a man carrying a pitcher of
water Follow him into the house to
which he goes. and say to the master
of the house,
The Rabbi asks sou. Where is
the room where I can eat the Passover
with my discipIes?'
And he will show you a large
furnished room upstairs There
make your preparations"
So they went and found all as He
had told them; and they got the
| Passover ready.
The last Supper
When the time was come, and He
had taken His place at table. and the
Apostles with Him, He said to them.
Earnestly have I Ionged to eat this
! Passover with you before I suffer;
| for tell you that certainly shall not
eat one again till its full meaning has
been brought out in the Kingdom Of
| God"
! Then. having received the cup and
given thanks. He said,
Take this and share It among
yourselves; for I tell you that from
this time I will never drink the
produce of the vine till the Kingdom
| of God has come"
I
The Traitor indicated
Then. taking a Passover biscuit.
He gave thanks and broke it. and gave
/ it to them, saying.
This is my body which IS being
given on your behalf: this do in
remembrance of me-"
He gave them the cup in like man
ner. when the meal was over.
This cup" He said, "is the new
Covenant ratified by my blood which
/ ia t. he on h1H1Tf
Yet the hand of him who is betraying
me is at the table with me- For indeed
the Son of Man goes on His way-His
pre-destined way; yet alas for that
man who is betraying Hint
Thereupon they began to discuss
with one another which of them 1t
could possibly be who was about to
do this.
Ambition rebuked
There arose also a dispute among
them which of them should be
regarded as greatest
But He said to them.
| THE kings of the Gentiies are their
masters, and those who exercise
( Benefactors. With you 1t is not so;
/ but let the greatest among you be as
/ the younger, and the leader be like
him who serves For which is the
greater-1e who sits at table. or he
who waits on Lim2 Is it not he who
sits at tablet But my position among
you is that of one who waits on
otheFS You however have remained
with me amid my trials; and 1
covenant to give you, as my Father
has coyenanted to give me, a
Kfngdom-so that you shall eat and
drink at my table in my Kingdom.
| and sit on thrones as Judges over the
, twelve tribes of Israel
Peters Denial foretoId
Simon. Simon. I tell you that Satan
/ has obtained permission to have all
of you to sift IS wheat is sifted. But
I have prayed for you that your faith
may not fail. and you, when at last
you have come back to your true self
must strengthen your brethren"
Master" replied Peter, with you
/ am ready 10 go both to prison and
Il tell you Peter" said Jesus. that
the cock will not crow today till you
have three times denied thkt you
know me-"
to death"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

eighth of the deaths Of women aged
more than forty years are caused by
cancer, and Oue-fourteenth of the
deaths of mel past the same age are
due 10 the same cause
The remedy for the increasing
menace of the disease is declared to
be in the education OF the public to
fear cancer and TO go to their ply
sicians for diagnosis and treatment
whenever they suspect that they are
attacked by it
Dr. Bloodsood- quoted above, de-
clareS that The cure of cancer at
the present time is not a drug nor
serum, nor ray nor a miracle. but
simply the education of the people as
10 the signs OF its beginning in local
spots, then, immediate examination
which will lead to recognition and
treatment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01
TRAINED NURSES AVAILABLE
State Board of Health to Assist in
Community Nursing

Every Kansas community is to have
an opportunity to have a trained
nurse TO assist in maintaining public
health. according to an announcement
from the state board OF health The
state board. thru its public health
nursing service, is initiating a new
service in the line Of community
nurses L offers TO obtain qualified
public health nurses thru its voca-
tiona1 service for the communities de-
string 10 employ a full time nurse and
TO handle q placement bureau for
nurses seeking to engage in this work
Already = number OF communities
have taken steps to secure qualified
nurses for public health service The
service department of the state board
will be in charge of Miss Hulda A.
Cron- a state supervisor Of public
health nursing
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

The brightest stars are burning suns;
The deepest water stiIlest runs;
The laden bee the lowest flies:
The richest mine the deepest lies;
The stalk that's most repIenished.
Doth bow the most its modest head;
Thus deep humility we find
The mark of every master-mind-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

We take care OF our health, we lay up
money, we make our roof tight and our
clothing sufficient; but who provides wise
Iy that we shall not be wanting in the best
property Of all, friends ?-Emerson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

Set your affections on things above, not
on things on the earth.-CoL -.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

Hope is prophet sent from heaven.
Fear is Il false and croakinS raven,
The dawn that buds all gray and cold
VIII blossom to i sky of gold
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

The cross is easier for him who takes
it up than for him who drags it along
J. z. Yaux
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

We can hardly learn humility and ten
1erness enough, except by suffering
George Eliot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

He that cannot forgive others breaks
the bridge over which he must pass him
self; for every man has need to be forgiven
Lord Herbert.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01

When the lay OF the Unleavened
Bread came-the day for the Passover
lamb to be szGificed-JeSus sent
Peter and John with instructions
: CO." He said, and prepare the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-01
Vars and Earthquakes

Nation viii rise in arms against
nation. and kingdom against kingdom
lisa XIX -. And there viii be great
earthquakes. and in places famiues
and pestiIence: and there will be
terrible sights and wonderful tokens
from Heaven.
Persecution
But before all these things happen
Evening journal., 1922-11-24
REAL EsTATE-roR SALE.

a. RARE CHANCE TO get that IDEAL
home n pay Ike rent j. G. JUS
ts Co, Newport. Del. Phone 231-W.
sept1-tf.
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. . . . . . . .
LIFE AND
READING
Nnxnpnbnr Of
November "a.

Y
There people born on the cusps
Of Scorpio-Sagittarius ara afraid of
nothing. The men make splendid
soldiers. and the best of lawyers
and surgeons. The word of the
woman is law in her household,
and disobedience IS apt TO be Sc
verely punished. The love of APP
probation is very strong with these
people and the failure to receive
what is considered their due praise
and consideration has a marked
effect upon their happiness.
Children OF this date should be
led into close intimacy with animals
when they are very wrong. for
while they are very fond Of them
sometimes they are cruel when the
animal does not obey.
The governing planet is Mars,
the birthstone is a topaz and the
astral colors are golden brown and
black.
Evening journal., 1922-11-24

PUBLIC sALE-Monday. Nov. 81. at
1880 o'clock. Klair and Hollings-
worth will sell for Henry b.. Plummer.
on the Woodward farm. on the road
leading from SilverbrOok cemetery, 10
Ferris Reform School. all his stock and
COWS. four have calves by day Of sale.
balance sprlnging and milking: two
registered Holstein bulls: W helfers,
IS months Old; most all are grade
Holsteins. all have raised a nice lot OF
cows: viii suit the farmer; four good
farm horses, two brood sows, with u
pigs; two sows will farrow In Decem-
Der. Farm implements-6-io0t Deer
ing binder. Deering mower. Thomas
disc drill. one check corn planter, fer
tllizer. attachment. roller, harrows,
potato planter. riding pillow, hand plows.
spring tooth harrow. disc harrow. man
ure spreadcr, horse rake, hay wagon.
farm wagon. hay Nat, milk wagons.
buggy. horse cart. three cultivators.
wheelbarrow, seed tower riding Guilt
vator. hay fork and rope, platform
scales. Lot % shOvels. forks, hoes,
saws. picks and axes, single ana dounle
trees. hogshead n barrels. two ice
chests. suitable FOR milk business cool
ing tub. three big trougha, lot OF hog
wire. lot OF harness OF all kinds needed
on "a farm; 2U0 chickens and gulneas,
four milk cans. lot Of buckets. 800 hu.
potatoes. % acres OF wheat w the
cher articles not mentioned.
Mr.. plummer is going 10 discontinue
farming and everything viii positively
Notice-Terms cash. Must be settled
for on day Of sale. Please bear this
j" Henry p. PLUMMER. owner.
KLATR g. HOLLINGSWORTHt
noV20-22-24-I9. sales A~huaktlr
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NOTICES.

NorIcE-In pursuance Of the statutes
OF the State OF Delaware. IN relation
70 the sale OF goods In bulk, Joseph Wrob-
lesky desires to notify his creditors that
he has agreed 10 sell the stock IN his
store and the contents thereof, located
AZ 100 Stroud street. this city, 20 Felix
Wilczynski. All claims Of creditors must
be filed with the undersigned on or be-
fore the 27th day OF November next.
HARRY Z. JOSLYN.
Attorney for Joseph Wroblesky,
novelist. 400 Ford Bldg.
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PURLIC SALF.

KLAtR's BAZAAR, Wilmington, Del
Auction sales every Saturday, AZ 20
O'Clock. Horses at private sale at al
times. sKlair and Hollingsworth.
alr6-1yr.
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on AND AFTER THIS DATE I will
not be responsible for any debts un-
no-v26-eod-5t. CECIL J. THOMAS.
PARLoR LEATHER FURNITURE
made 'Lyk-Nu." Materials SUPPLIED.
Reasonable prices. Delaware Upholster-
ing Co. 701 w. Eighth ST.. near Madi-
son. Phone 7s4f-J. dec2-tt.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale. issued
out Of the District Court, OF the United
States. for the District OF Delaware,
on the tw~enty-drst day OF November,
g.. y. 1922. notice is hereby given that
l will sell at Public Auction. FOR
a. D.. 1922, at II o'clock in the fore
noon. at Lohand's Garage, 1ll2 Tatnall
street. Wilmington, Del.
One AppersOn Roadster, Engine No.
22560. as IL now stands at Lofand's
Garage. 1ii2 Tatnall street, Whining
WALTER s. MONEY
United States Marshal. District Of
Delaware. NOVELTIES.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale, Issued
out OF the District Court, OF the United
States, for the District of Delaware,
on the twenty-drst day Of November,
A. D: 1922. notice is hereby given that
will sell at Public. Auction. FOR
CASH. on the 4th day OF December.
A. ID. 1922. at Il o'clock in the fore
noon. at LOhand's Garage, lll2 Tatnall
street. Wilmington. Del.
One Ford Roadster License Pa
No. 32S-f63. as 81 now stands az Lot
lands Garage, iii2 Tatnal street, VIII
WALTER s. MONEY.
United States Marshal. District OF
Delaware. nov22-2i-2s.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale, issued
out OF the District Court, Of the United
States. for the District OF Delaware
the twenty-hrst day OF November,
4. D. 1879. notice is hereby given that
/ via sell at Public Auction, FOR
CASH, on the 18th day OF December.
D. 1922, At IL o'clock in the fore
at the Wilmington Automobile
Co. Garage, Wilmington. Delaware.
One Studebaker Touring Car, License
as Il now stands. at Walkers
Garage. 906 Jackson street, Wilmington,
WALTER s. MONEY,
states Marshal District OF
Delaware. NOVELTIES.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE
BY virtue Of an order OF sale, issued
OF the District Court. OF the United
HAANfHf AW NN" EfNNa zee ~ .HN
on the twenty-hrst day OF November.
4. ID. 1922. notice is hereby given that
will sell at Public Auction, FOR
CASH, on the 4th day OF December.
A.-D. 1922. at II o'clock in the fore
loon. at. the Wilmington Automobile
%. Garake. Wilmington, Delaware.
One REQ Truck; Engine No. A-60913.
rs Il now stands. at Walkers Garage. |
600 Jackson street. Wilmington,
WALTER 5. MONEY.
States Marshal, District Of
Delaware. nov22-24-2s.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE
BY virtue Of an order OF sale. issued
tut OF the District Court, Of the United
states. for the District OF Delaware, Z
IN the t-wenty-irst day OF November.
A. D. 1922. notice is hereby given that
will sell at Public Auction, FOR
CASH. on the 4th day OF December.
A. d. 1922. at II o'clock in the fore
1oon. at the Wilmington Automobile
%. Garage. Wilmington, Delaware.
One G. NJ. c. Transit Bus; Engine
S02966. as II now stands, at the
Wilmington Automobile Co. Garage,
Wilmington. Del.
WALTER s. MONEY.
States Marshal. District Of
Delaware. nOV22-24-2S. I
Evening journal., 1922-11-24

CHARLES MANUEL = Teacher 90
plano. Studio, 1904 W. Eighth st
Phone 7s9i-R. optzz-tues-rf-sseA<
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AGENCY.
DETECTIVES

DETECTIVES.
Two detective investigators, willing
10 work long hours. Good training
given II you have no experience. Must
have good references and able to fur
nish bond. Apply
RUSSELL II. HAMILTON,
510-511 Ford Bldg.
febi-1yr. Tel iQf0-36S1-3i96
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%REGIsTER,s ORDEK.

ESTATE OF JOHN DEVENNY, DE-
CEASED-Notice is hereby given that
Letters OF Administration, upon the
estate OF John Devenny, late Of White
Sniy granted unto Herman Devenney,
on the ninth day Of November. A. ID.
1000 and ali persons indebted TO the
said deceased are requested TO make
20 ments 10 the administrator without
Selav, ard all persons having de-
mands against the deceased are re-
onired TO exhibit and present the same,
dniv prObated, TO the said administra-
49, on or before the ninth day OF Mo-
e1be A. d. 1923, or abide by the law
in this behalf. ~
Administrator.
A4aress John + Lynn. Attorley-at-
raw Ford Bldg. Wilmington. .DeiA-
ware. M0fAe