The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-08
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The civil service committee was to meet
this afternoon at o'GiocS In the council
exist in the city water department that
were to be filled
p. 3, Moore, colored, charged with per-
jury in competition with the case Of the city
against Porter Patterson, has waived Fur
Their hearing and was bound over to the
| district court Under $500 bond for trial
Mrs. James Durkih has received word Of
the death of her two nieces Mrs. Rose Cor
den, and Mrs. Clara Foerschler, of kansas
City from Influenza. Both are daughters
of the late Tim Lyncn, formerly Of Topeka.
! Hugh A. Benner left the first Of the week
sas for the II. Il. Lee Flour Mills company.
Ms. Benuer and her two children, Evelyn
+; and Albert, will join him in a permanent
! residence the first Of the month.
| A Topeka woman who is asking for en-
/ ployment thru the Provident Association
a., is anxious to get plain sewing to do at
home. She has been furnished sewing
machine by the association and can be
I reached thru the Provident Association
I secretary.
/ The ninth battalion and band of the
! Kansas State Guard will meet Sunday at
/ terno0n, November 10, at 2 o'clock north
steps of the state house, to participate in
the motion picture to be taken under the
direction of the United War Work CAM
paign committee.
F.! Norris O'COnnor and Arthur Shepley
i who have been he'd here in connection
with the assault and robbery of +. c
| Troupe, a Wichita oil man, last Sunday
night, were returned to Camp Funston un-
/. der guard this morning to be tried before
court martial ON the charge of highway
robbery.
| Mary Z. Chaplin, candidate for re election
/ for clerk of the district court had the
honor of leading the county ticket in Tues
DAYS election, receiving 152 votes more
than any other county candidate. Her total
was 1895. while that of Tom Boyd, Ior
| votes.
I Ford TOURING cor 1o17 ,r,. .,
| this morning from the home of James B.
naDe, opout four miles south on the Cali
| Iornia avenue road. No trace of the ear
9r tnleves has been found. The car bore
incense No. S:'o3S and had a coupler for
a trailer .a ,s In the rear. The engine number
Have you any inclination to e1hape in
mann1actur1ng? or better yet. have you a
record Tor honesty and a practical and sue
| eessIni experience In business that would
sc seem 7 ~, TO IT. You to accept the presidency
these. qualifications you are prepared to
invest anywhere from $500. to SIS. 900 ar
opportunity which seems in every way
! Out OF town folks are not barred Bee ' thf
! president or secretary Of the Chamber OF
commerce promptly. as there are at mos
out lew days In which to act.-Adv.
Pa5amas. rugs, bath robes and table
cloths figure in suit filed this morning
In the office Of the district court by A. G
Of s1 lSsa1 f 9r"ssst asking
halfway company. Klingaman says he
/ shipped box of dry goods to Paul RAY,
mono at Brandon, Fla, on October II, 1917
and that the box never reached its destinn
tion: He says the transfer company tina,
hauled the box to the depot stamped on the
s omi OF Iadinhg; without his knowledge, thu
mot exceed $40 per 100 pounds. but the
s sfs1s % va Tps K1iingaman declares. wa,
not responded to his demands for REIN
| bursement