The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-05

-Cir-Cingle.
Dancing tonight-Kellam nall
Adv.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day to George Kerchairl. SIS years old,
and Lulu Jackson, "A years old, color
ed people.
The Motor Service company. 49,
lis Yves. Tenth street, who handle the
Cole 8, have taken the agency for the
Vim Light Delivery Truck.-Adv.
= An entertainment will be given
Wednesday evening, March 13, at the
Euclid avenue Methodist church. A
literary program will be furnished by
Mrs. Marian Gallagher of Illinois.
A warrant was issued from the
court of Topeka today charging Tori
bio Pima Mexican, with transporting
Rita VI, Ramirez from Topeka to
BUrlingdme for immoral purposes
Alba, was. issued under the state
white slave" law.
The Square Circle club had a dinner
and meeting Monday night at Pelle-
tiers tea room. Boyce Forbes of the
Forbes Milling company, was taken
in new member. Fred Voiland
will speak at the next meeting. Mon
day night, from the subject, THE
Young Man in Business" B. p. Bart
let. will sing at that meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Miller entertained her
embroidery club at her home, 619
West Seventh street. Her sisters.
Ruby. Eva and Ethel May, gave sew
eral musical numbers. Those present
were: Mrs. j. w. Mccartney. Mrs F.
]. Ross. Mrs. Irwin Snattinger. Mrs.
Will Stewart, Mrs. Frank Lake, Mrs.
Olaf Ekberg. Mrs. Clarence Gabriel
Mrs John Nelson, Mrs. B. F. Filing
ton, Mrs. Roy Boast, Mrs. Edna Cur
+, tbs, Miss Bess Sheetz, Mrs. Jesse Shaw
Topeka Lodge 524. Loyal Order of
Moose, nominated the following Off
GERS at a meeting Monday night: Die
tator, Lawrence Barnett; vice dicta-
tor. j. Gibson and E. Moore;
prelate, 1. Snattinger, r. D. FRY and
r. o. Smith; treasurer. H. F. Guthrie;
trustee l.. o. Sanderson, E. l.. Moore
and w. E. Bower; pianist, C. G. bod;
delegate to supreme convention, j..
Frank Barrie; alternate, Lab. Barnes.
The election will be held Monday,
March IL.
Sergt. Paul Porter has returned to
Camp D2niphan, after a ten days fur
Tough granted him on account of the
illness and death of his mother. Mrs.
Kline entertained him at dinner last
evening at their home. 1921 Lane
street. Other guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. West and their baby, of
Pittsbu,S, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Por-
ter of Los Angeles. Cal; Miss Theo
Baker. Mr.. J. r. Kline, Mr.. J. N. Por-
ter. Mr.. Clyde MARBLE. Ronald and
Mabel Kline
| o. T. Wood, United States marshal,
= left here today for Fort Riley with
. Jake Wahl. VAIL will be informed
at the post for the duration of the
war as an enemy alien. He was ar
rested at the Santa Fe shops recently
/ where he is employed as blacksmith
! on charge of making unpatriotic re-
i marks The United States rnarshars
| office also received orders today to in
/ tern Albert Winiarz of Wichita Win
! iarZ is also a German alien and was
| arrested after making remarks SINH
. lar to those charged against Wahl
The orders came from the attorney
i general at Washington.
! Frank G. Dreaming of Topeka. re-
+ ceived Monday S1O4.17, as a part pay
ment of his share of the famous Sylvia
Ann Rowland estate, held in trust BY
Hetty Green until her death The
/ estate has been held in trust since the
death of Mrs. Rowland in the early
fffties- Edward H. r. Green, son OF
! Hetty Green, is one of the trustees
i and his share of the current payment
was $21 900, he being one of two heirs
! in his branch of the family. The
amount paid Mr.. Dreaming Monday
| was a small part of his inheritance
| tho he belongs to a branch of the
family in which are 1913 members.