The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-03
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AT HOME NEWS

II AT HOME NEWS
Did you hear the flower buds whisper
! AS they started meath the snow:
Did you hear the spring birds thrilling,
/ With the message re should know?
i Did you near the :outh breeze breathe it?
Did you listen as it said,
Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
/ Has risen from the dead.
! The world with triumph sings it,
/ Each heart takes up the strain
Which brings the sweet assurance
That dead shall live again.
| Police Judge Paul Heinz has con-
tipucd the assault case against Jack
HuElason until Friday. Humason is I
fcharged with attacking a newspaper
reporter.
| Every driver of bakers wagon in
| the city has applied to join the labor
unions, according to labor officials.
! A charter for the men has been re-
quested. Eighteen drivers have
| signed up"
! The logic of square rod gardening
twas explained to patriotic gardeners
at Oakland school Tuesday night by
demonstration agent for Shawnee
county, and A. d. Folker, county
farm agent.
| The balloon which was mascot of
| the 117th ammunition train before
the contingent left here for France
| died at Gage park zoo Tuesday night.
| The animal was presented to the zoo
just before the train entrained for
Camp Mill, Long Island.
| At a meeting of the Women's Rota
| club at the Chamber of Commerce
| this noon it was announced that every
| Thursday evening after o'clock the
ladies of the club will engage in
| Red Cross work at the Masonic tenn
pie, on Jackson street.
The nineteen laundry girls who
/ walked out of the Mutual laundry
| Monday afternoon after making union
demands on c. H. Matthews, manager,
are still out. Matthews refuses to
| recognize the claims and the girls are
spending their time recruiting MEM
| bers for their proposed union
Katherine Tassell, a member of the
ruling family in the river district IN
the days of old. is under a sentence
to the state industrial farm at Lam
sing and 800 fine imposed upon
her by Judge George H. Whltcomo-
| Persistent violation of the bone dry
law drew the prison sentence and
fine The Tassefl woman has appeal
ed to the supreme court of Kansas
and has been released on $500 bond
pending the decision.
| j. E. Greist business manager of
the Capper publications, was elected
treasurer of the Farm Mortgage COM
pany at a meeting of the directors OF
the company Tuesday. GreiSt takes
the place made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Ray w. Palmatier, who has
been treasurer of the Farm Mortgage
| company since it's organization in 1917.
Palmatier is to be president of the
Southwest Securities company,
100000 organization now being
! formed to loan money to purchasers of
Automobiles and tractors.
John Lane. of Willard, is nearly
| three times old as Jessie Florence
| Adams, who lives in the same town.
| He told the marriage license clerk at
the probate court today that he was
| Al years of age The girl reported her
age as 16.s Lane. has been married
once and was divorced, the court
records show. Her father is willing
| and signed "a permit. They expect to
be married by John Sage, justice of
the peace, at willard. Another Ii
cense was issued today to Edward A.
| Morgan, 3S, and Mary E. Root, 3S,
both of Topeka =
| Kansas alwa. gets in, in war, in
peace and everything else. w. r.
Smith state printer, says it was his
brother-in-laW, Vernon Heath, late of
Peabody, who looked after Raphae1la
johanna Aagie, the California Hol-
stein who has broken the worlds but
ter record IN thirty Gays.
Smith says, is in charge of the state
farm at Napa. Calf, where RaphaellN
Johanna Aagie went into training to
beat the worlds record. Smith was in
California during the summer and
saw the cow He says the COW, evil
IDENTIFY named after Spanish French
ancestors, is NOT registered animal.
| Eighth grade examinations of
county school pupils will be held
April and 13, from o'clock in the
morning until 6 O'Clock in the eve
ming Following are those who will
conduct the examinations in each
township: Rossv.lle, Maude L. Glare,
Coda L. Hook, Glen Ward; Silver
Lake, George C. Hitchcock, Frances
IL. Glare, Raymond Schideler; Memo
ken, Glen Pollom, Requa Renner,
Mrs Clara Nichols; Topeka, F. A.
seaman. Erie Bell, Bertha Kistler;
Mission, Mrs. Harry Eddy, Mary Nc
!. CURE, Marjorie Bergman: Tecum
sci. Stella Jendrick. Josiah Jordan,
Grace Willis; Auburn. Hattie E.
Woods Janet Written, Maud Snyder;
Elmont, May A Jones, Olivia Milley,
H. Wallace Corbet: Dover. Louis Hay,
Agnes Burke. G. W. Winner; Waka-
rusa, Mary P. Gardner, Mary
Sc,lmahl. Clarice Zirkee; Richland,
Ray McCall.>Bessie Higgins. Winifred
Greene; Berryton, Julia D. Miller,
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