The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-13
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS


Oh MI. Fisher.
If had been born cartoonist,
Instead of a writer Of verse,
High prices would never offend me,
| Nell Scribbler.
Mrs. ]. w. johnson will preach at
the Calvary Presbyterian church.
Thirteenth and Quincy, Sunday morn
| ing at II O'Clock.
| The annual meeting of the Kansas
branch of the Parent-Teachers' asso-
citation will be held at the State Nor
NAL school April 1919.
! Company B, 9Th K. S. c., will meet
tonight at o'clock at the auditorium
instead of at the state house, to take
part in the liberty loan parade.
j. F. Fenity, U. S. N, who has been
stationed at Honolulu for the last
four years, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Fenity, at 1921 West
Eleventh street.
eran, will hold a patriotic song service
at Chesney park tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock Songs composed by Ma
gam will be sung.
! Word has been received by Mrs. c.
c. Maurer of the safe arrival in
who is staff officer with the director
of transportation in France
John Brownell, charged with inn
porting liquor, waived preliminary
hearing in the court of Topeka Friday
and was bound over to the district
court under bond of $1,000.
Roy Abbott, who is charged with
, non-support by his wife, who is a
chambermaid at the National hotel,
J pleaded not guilty in-the court of To-
, peka today and was bound over to the
, district court on $500 bond.
ISOLATION will hold a special meeting
J Sunday afternoon at o'clock in As
) sumption hall. Miss Katharine v.
Becker of Leavenworth, state deputy,
will be present at this meeting.
1.-The Realities of the Christian Re-
ligion-Inspired and Inspiring Utter
ances,'' will be the subject of DR.. Ar
thur S. Henderson's lecture to his BIZ
BILE class Sunday at 10 O'clock at the
First Congregational church, corner
: Seventh and Harrison streets.
John H. Cation, reported to the ad-
7 jutant general as delinquent who
T failed to appear for physical examina-
ton under the selective service act
: passed thru Topeka on the night his
name was reported, on a train bound
l from Camp Funston to Somewhere
Daniel Allen Klein, of sos East Lo-
Gust street, has reported to Local
draft board No. and leaves al
once for Camp Funston. Klein was ar
actor on the vaudeville circuit, and
r was notified to appear March 20. He
was unable to reach Topeka on thai
| date, but arrived Friday.
n Roy Cope, who has been ill with
e pneumonia for the last three weeks
= is convalescing at his home, 1913 Lin
s coin street. He was stricken follow
e ing an exposure in attending to some
S oil interests at Yates Center in con-
nection with company in which he
g and his father, Frank Cope, are in
f terested.
= Topeka commission merchants art
t having their early perishable stuff
n from the coast shipped to them b!
= express. rather than wait for thu
freight shipments which would TAX
two or three weeks for the trip. Sew
I enty barrels of the first new lime
were expected to arrive today b.
express
IL The Washburn College class il
bacteriology was conducted on
visit to some of the dairy farms abou
IS Topeka this afternoon. by Miss Annet
Re ia Nicoll. city bacteriologist. TIL
II trip was made in automobiles, and af
l. ter the dairy farms had been visited
l. the party stopped for look thru tn
Is tuberculosis Sanitarium.
- Lloyd C. Bagley of 1928 Buchana
.e street was examined by the physical
/ for local draft board No. 1 and quail
fled for general military service. H
had previously enlisted but was dis
charged on account of physical dis
ability. He has recovered from tn
n trouble which disqualified him before
and is now awaiting his call.
lei At the dedication of the new Lir
=, coin school Friday night. DR.. A T
- Winship of Boston, editor of the jour
,e nal of Education, predicted that tn
- Junior high school system will revc
IL lutionize education and turn the hig
': school around. Doctor Winship sta
., ed that the new building was one {
III the finest school buildings that he hs
- ever seen.
v C. C. jackson, deputy United State
marshal, went to Meriden Frida
evening and arrested Valentine Port
a farmer living three miles southea.
of Meriden. Portz is charged wit
threatening to kill the president. II
~ was indicted by the grand jury Thurs
day. jackson stated that Portz ha
admitted he made the threat. He
q in the Shawnee county Jail and h
On bond has been fixed at $1,000.
- Alex Tahman, an Indian from tn
te Pottawatomie university, has bee
IL drunk in Topeka before, the polio
~ say, and never has had any none
q left at the time of his arrest. He a
ways promises to SEND the amour
of his fine and so when he pleade
guilty and promised, If released.
Is. send his fine to police headquartel
s he was released. The fine assesse
he against him was IS. He was arreste
or at Fourth street and Kansas avenu
ng Friday.
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