The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-22
SNIP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

All classes at the Provident assoc
citation will be resumed this week.
Officially today was a holiday at
ployees took advantage of it. In every
office at the city hall someone was
working.
Offices in the federal building were
open this morning despite of Wash
ington's birthday. This afternoon,
however, most of the offices were
closed nv Az
Ollie Wilson and Joe Dwiggins are
booked at the Hotel Faene on a charge
of selling GGuor. iRUSh men were ar
rested Saturday afternoon. according
to county officials.
Representatives Aseuoy, Highlands
Of Harper county spoke on The Path
way of Salvation" in forceful man
ner at the First United Brethren
church Sunday evening.
Suit for $1,522.50 on promissory
notes has been filed in the Shawnee
county district court by the Knights
and Ladies' of Security against Geo.
Dickman and Minnie Dickman.
The following births were reported
at the office Of the city clerk today.
Rogue Moralez and wife, 412 East
Crane street, February 10, girl; Carl
J. Headstrom and wife, 522 POLK
street. February IL, boy.
Harry MCM1lldn OIL 1OQcht 10 OCACh-
dent in a criminal complaint filed In
the court of Topeka, charging him
with selling two mortgaged cows. The
complaint is sworn to by F. III. Shafer.
Mcmillan has been arrested and book
ed at the county Jail
Criminal complaint charging Jesse
Harris with assault on Oscar Held
brader was filed today in the court of
Topeka. The complaint states that
Jesse Harris struck Heidbrader over
the head with a deadly weapon and
took 1850 from him.
1t is expected that a large number
of Topeka and Kansas bankers will
attend the fortieth annual meeting OF
the American Bankers association at
Seattle next September particulars OF
which are given in the current issues
OF the Kansas Banker, published in
Topeka.
school children in Topeka trudsed
to their respective buildings reluc-
family today thinking of how they
might have spent the day had the
school authorities deemed 1t wise to
declare at least a half holiday be-
cause of Washington's birthday.
The Very Rev. Dean Hancock OF
Grace Cathedral at the Guild parlors
Wednesday evening. February "a, at
& o'clock 1t is hoped that a large
number of men will avail themselves
of the opportunity to hear this most
interesting and forceful speaker.
The solution Of the million Dollar
Mystery will be shown at the Cory
theater Tuesday. 1t will include
picture of the pretty St. Louis stenog-
rapher who won the $4,000 prize Of
fered by the Chicago Tribune. The
solution and. the picture and sketch
OF the winner were given IN SaturoayS
State journal. -
A heavy docket of jury criminal
cases, consisting of actions of the state
for selling liquor. forgery, burglary
| and similar cases, will begin tomorrow
| in the second division of the Shawnee
| Whitcomb. An equally heavy docket
| of jury civil cases will be heard in the
( first division of the. district court be-
fore Judge Dana, beginning March 8.
There is II year old boy in the
municipal menagerie" who wants
out Leslie Mcmillan was arrested a
year ago and fined $25 for assaulting
| a young man. He was paroled. Early
this month ne was again taken into
custody and fined SO. He has now
been in Jail sixteen days. now serving
out his old fine: .. Instead OF being
were kind enough to place him in the
"parlor cell' on the second floor.
which has al of the improvements
and comforts OF a modern city jail.
The boy does not look to be over Is.
/ Gymnasium work for boys up to
and including IA years Of age will be
resumed Wednesday night at the Prov
ident association. The class for boys
more than II years old will be held
Friday night Owing to the fact that
the Provident association was in quar-
antine for three weeks all work waz
stopped. The quarantine has been
4 lifted and the building fumfgated.
George +. Dougherty will resume his