The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-10
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS
A Prophecy
BY way of weather forecast
1t may not be too soon
To predict it will be very dry
After the thirtieth of June!
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T. II. LiIlard. well known Union Pacific
attorney who has been seriously i'll with
influenza. is out of danger today, his ply
Max Wales, son of Mrs r. o. Wales
of 1921 West Euclid avenue, is i'll with
pneumonia. The funeral of r. o. Wales,
the father, who died last Friday morning,
was held this afternoon. Hugh Wales.
another son, also is Ill and confined to his
bed.
meeting has been called by r. A.
Eightmire for this evening at O'Clock at
the Knights Of Columbus hail. third floor,
Aetna building. on West Seventh street,
for the purpose of drafting new game
law to be presented to the legislature ut
once.
At the next regular meeting of the Co
operative club to be held Tuesday evening
Corwine, who has just returned from Camp
Sherman Ohio. where he has been engaged
in Red Cross camp service work. will tell
of his experiences in the camp life
The following members of the house of
representatives were entertained at lunch
today at the Chamber of Commerce: Z.
W. Jeffrey, J. L. Brooks, V. A. Miller,
oscar NJ. Yount. J. Z. Uplinger. W. W.
Harvey, John A Farrell. X NJ sawhilI, W.
Il. Cellar. w Il. Sanders and r. &. Howard
1t, WAS stated in the State Journal Sat
urday evening that Anna shutter, 70
| Quincy street, was arrested for violating
] the liquor law. The address is wrong.
, There have been no arrests from 30
Quincy street. The home this n1mbeI
| is occupied by respectable and law-abid-
| The case of c. A. Michigan against Abe
Jacobson came up for hearing this morn
| ing before a jury in the second division
| the pawnbroker for S3,2SS damages for
fixtures which he claims to have installed
i In the Gem theater Il few years ago. and
| which he-now alleges jacobson. owner of
the theater, now has in his possession.
The ease against John c. Gresser former
| bookkeeper of the Citizens State bank.
| who was tried year ago for an alleged
| embezzlement of the banks funds. was
Whitcomb in the ea district court S GTesser
| was tried twice on the charge. but the
juries were unable to agree in either case.
| and he has been at liberty under $1,000
bond He is now in military service
| Starting Thursday the Chamber of
Commerce dining room will be closed for
| the rooms and preparing TO. reopen under
| new Management The new house COM
mittee, under the direction of A u. Gray.
| chairman, has decided on the change to
suit many possible of the members.
| Following complaints regarding the bill
ment it has also been decided that some
| changes will be made there.
| A stroke of paralysis suffered by
Mrs. Carl +. Nelson of 49, Shawnee avenue
while out walking Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. She was taken immediately to st
Francis hospital but did not regain con-
Is, survived by her husband, son,
Theofilus Nelson, of Topeka; two dnugh-
ters, Miss Florence Nelson. of Topeka Miss
Naomie Nelson. of Sioux City. Iowa; two
brothers. Swan Olson, of Topeka. and NeIs
Ross. of St Marys- Funeral announce
ments later.
A larger building will be required II
interest in the Railroad y NJ. c. A. con
tinues it has in the last few weeks
Tonight is ladies' night, and the associa-
ton has some enthusiastic women mem
bers- thirty having Joined in the last tive
weeks Tonight they have the exclusive
use OF the swimming pools. bowling alleys
and shower baths Miss Laura Gates oi
Washburn college is swimming instructor
A ID. Bolton, physical director Of the
Central Y. NJ. C. A.. and A. A. Graham
Of the ticket auditing department will be
in charge next Wednesday night. com.
munity night. Games and contests of many
kinds are scheduled.
Theodore Roosevelt proved that the
American nation was not-too proud TO fight
but too proud not to fight when it came
to a question of honor DR. Wilbur n
Mason declared in his memorial address al
the Lowrnan Hill Memorial church Sunla y
night. He brought out Roosevelts value
to the nation add lkened him to the
prophets Of old. declaring that he was a
man with vision. He expressed a sac
rificfal devotion TO the welfare of his peo-
pie" said Doctor Mason. declaring that
1t was Roosevelt who established the doc
trine that American was an American
| the world over. He did more than any
ban of the age to uplift ideals and stand
ards 1t was thru his influence that the
American nation raised the aims of politics
from the level of the full dinner pail and
things that will make life cleaner and more
l hole