The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-31
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

A municipal concert will be given
by MarshaIrs band at Chesney park
Sunday afternoon
. Word has been received in Topeka
Of the safe arrival in France of Ensign
Francis Willard, L. s. N
The annual golf tournament at the
Country club Melted Sis. The money
will be turned over to the Red Cross
The Epworth league will have
meeting at Ingleside Sunday at p.
m, assisted by the Young Peoples
circle. As many as possible are asked
to attend
Fisherman report that after the
creeks near Topeka have subsidized,
the fishing will be the best in the his
tory of the angle worm They report
that monster cats have fought their
way up the creeks from the river and
are awaiting town bait.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph n. McEntIre
will go to Buffalo. n. Y, soon to at
tend the International Sunday school
convention in that city. June 1926.
Mr.. McEntfre is a member of the ad-
ninistration committee of the Inter-
national Sunday School association
Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Maynard, who
have been distributing Armenian relief
funds in Russia, have been forced to
leave and will go to Japan where they
will remain until the American board
ing to a cablegram received by o. H.
White, Of 1927 Lane street
1t was right after the Majestic
chorus rehearsal this morning. The
girls had emerged from the stage en-
trance and were going south in the
The wind came from the north. from
the south and from beneath. Eight
silken "dirigibles' fioated toward the
sky and sixteen silken- (deleted)
Henry Ward. who was picked up re-
Gently by the Topeka police on inves-
tigation was today taken into custody
by federal agents acting under orders
of 9. T. Wood, United States marshal
Ward is charged with failing to regis
ter. He told the n1arshal's office he
had registered at Gladstone, Ala, but
investigation failed to find any such
record
without any artillery preparation"
whatever a rain storm struck Topeka
1T 1880 O'Clock this afternoon. The
water came down only a few minutes
after the sun had disappeared behind
the clouds and driven by a strong
south wind it caught housewives, auto
mobile owners, pedestrians, open
street cars and down town shoppers
unawares.
The CoIored Women's federation
has announced that it is to start a
campaign at once to raise a fund of
S1,UOU IOI the maintenance CT the Gu q
house. The CClored Womens fedora
ton is doing the work among the col
ored people that the Provident asso-
citation is doing among the whites.
The campaign is in charge of Mrs Liz
zie Washington, president of the fed
GRAFTON, and Mrs. r. Jackson, chair
man of the board of directors.
Davis Dice, 16-year-old, night em-
ploye at the Ideal bakery and the son
of Mrs. ]. A. Dice, SCI Lime street.
suffered a badly sprained shoulder
and bruises about his face Thursday
afternoon when the bicycle he was rid
ing was hit by a motor car driven by
DR.. T. II. Cutsinger. The Cutsfnger
| car was being driven about four miles
an hour. the owner says. Dice was
riding south and suddenly. in order to
look back, swerved his wheel to one
side and in the path of Cutsinger's
car The boy was caught under the
| car but no bones were broken
| John M Kinkel, chairman of the
Kansas public utilities commission
will present the subject Education
in the field of business. in the field OF
| politics and in the field of Christian
service. at the Epworth league meet
| ing at the First Methodist church
Sunday evening, June 2. Scripture
references are Luke $40, 2 Tim AIS
The service will start promptly at 6:45
| o, m, and there will be a special
musical number by Miss Madeline
Hopes. This discussion will be OF
value to the students and members
| of the Young Peoples circle, and they
are given a special invitation to at
! tend the meeting