The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-20
SNAP SHOTS

II At HOME NEwa
Craps fruit u unusually plentiful this
season-and cheap.
Many out OF town shoppers are taking
advantage OF musical week in Topeka
c. Bernhard Of Lincoln. Kan. author
Of Indian Raids in Lincoln County,"
IL q Topeka visitor today.
Assistant General Manager Rourks Of
the Rock Island. accompanied by C. 9.
peka today for an inspection trip to
Denver.
Basketball tournaments are being ar
ranged among the seniors. young men.
and young juniors of the Central 7.
M. G. A. Four teams In each division
are being formed.
H. C. PribbIe, freight claim agent for
the Santa Fe, will speak before q meet
ing of the school" for shippers at the
Commercial club quarters Thursday
night on Bills Of Ladins."
L. L. Kiene, sheriff. has returned
from Emporia, where he went after
r. NJ. Jones, for whom a warrant was
issued about month ago. charging
him with issuing q worthless check.
The championship Of Kansas foot
ball may be decided at the game be-
tween Washburn and College Of EN-
poria on Washburn field Saturday.
The local college team deserves good
support.
Porter Patterson has been released
from the county jail. His bond was
reduced from $500 to 1900 and was
furnished by H. e. Lyman. Patterson
had been again arrested for alleged
sales of liquor.
The Women's Baptist Missionary
union will meet Wednesday afternoon
at ESQ o'clock at the Swedish Baptist
church, Fourth and Fillmore streets.
All Baptist women in Topeka have been
requested to attend.
The Commercial Club Bulletin for
October was distributed today. 1t con-
tains much campaign dope for the
men who are out after members today.
In the inner pages are three attractive
cuts made from photos of Fall Fashion
week window displays in Topeka
The following marriage licenses
were issued today by the Shawnee
county probate court: Michael c.
Hammer, 26, and Pauline Suppes. 81.
both Of Topeka; and DIR. Homer M.
Sheldon. 81. Kansas City, Mo-, and
Wilhelmina o. Kietzman, "a, Topeka.
George Northington; coiored. who
several weeks ago took shot with a
rifle at j. L. Robbins. on East Seven
teenth street, the bullet wounding
Cloie Cummickei in the arm, has been
placed under arrest on q charge OF az
sault with intent to kill. He furnished
bond and was released.
At meeting of the Junior League of
the First German NJ. E. church the fol-
lowing officers for the year were elect
ed: President. Gladys Ross; vice presi-
dent, Walter Urban; treasurer, Esther
Meyer; secretary, Minnie Geiser; or
ganist, Emma Zixer; librarians. Delbert
Boutwell, and Moilfe Schwemer.
4p~k oNv~ 1ni vHf
against Joe Dolman In the court of To-
peka Monday, alleging that the latter
had disturbed the peace Of shie daugh-
ter, Miss Zita Long, ian employee OF
the Topeka laundry 1t II alltged that
the attentions of Mr.. polmaA We're not
favored by the young wons9nor her
parents. ii i S>.sry 81
to aeg9 " the Is an w 81 Mr.
and Mrs Norman Il. sVVh1e4ey of 1914
North Quincy street. q girl, born Sep
, TENDER II: Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharp
of 113 North Chandler street, boy.
born October 16; Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Rhodeman Of 1872 Central avenue
girl. born October II.
'Phoned in: when should q Topeka
drug store be allowed to kick out GUS
toners? Four of Us went into store
on Kansas avenue In the six hundred
block last night and at II O'Clock the
QIuKKlSt CuEuCu Out Lie A16ulSs '" z n0SA
not finished our ice cream sodas at the
time. He lost four regular customers
by that country town action"
| The trial of the case Of Lulu N.
Belts against the other heirs of J. b.
Belts, to quiet title to property left
| by ]. B.. Belts, deceased. is passing
through its second day in the second
division of the Shawnee county DIG
trict court. No new features. other
than those outlined In the opening
statements OF attorneys for each side.
have developed. Il
The Rev. 1. E. Honeywell. evangelist,
who Is conducting tabernacle meetings
on the North side. read q paper before
| the members Of the Topeka Ministerial
Union at a meeting held in the First
Presbyterian church. His paper con-
sisted of q review Of the book. when
Christ Came to Church." by DIR. Cor
don. Mr.. and Mrs. Clase. vocalists with
the Honeywell party. sang.
Last Saturday night. an enterprising
radiator of the Stafford car belonging
to Will s. Eberle, the insurance man.
Mr. Eberle says that he hopes the thief
gets as much pleasure out OF the 10
cent article as he did, but the thief IL
granted the privilege Of returning it and
getting two dollars. Mr.. Eberle 10
curious to know who he Is.
The Political science cluO at WASH
burn college will be addressed by
Major A. NJ. Harvey tonight. The
meeting will begin at o'clock in one
Of the rooms of the chapel. Major
Harvey will speak on Republicanism-
Grant Harrington, secretary to Gov.
George H. Hodges, spoke q week ago.
The club is nonpartieAn and its meet
ings are open to the public.
On account Of the work being done
at Seventh street and Kansas avenue
by the street railway company. all
northbound cars will be detoured
around the loop between Seventh and
Sixth atreeta PASSENGERS taking the