The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-10
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

! Nell seribbIer:
! Pray don't complain OF Kansas,
$50 tickle and so gay"
We STILL are having sleigh rides.
And re might have one IN May.
a foot foot or TIVE two n height. " p''e''
| The clouds are dark and heavy;
1t may snow again by night;
| So don't complain of Kansas,
so tickle and so gay"
We still are having sleigh rides,
| -Nels Yihgie, New York.
Capt. Willis A. Carney, of Chicago, is
| II. o. Carney.
An Easter musical program postponed
| from last Sunday will be. given Sunday
morning at the Third PRESBYTERIAN church.
( All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
ana sold. The Shawnee Investment
| Co. $50 Kansas avenue.-Ady.
| Dr. ". II. Euler, secretary and treasurer
of the State Dental association. has gone
to Kansas City TO attend the state dental
convention.
W. J.. -Herwig, superintendent Of the
/ Anti-Saloon league, will speak Sunday
morning in the Swedish Baptist church,
! Fourth and Fillmore streets, at IL O'Clock.
| Plan, and have your next winters coal paid
| for Topeka Coal Co., Elks' building.
! Phone 4S2-Adv.
mother and son banquet will be held
early in May. it was decided Friday at a
meeting Of the Mothers club of the Cen
trail Y. NJ c. A.
Don't forget to make. your payments at
| Savings Plan. Topeka Coal Co, Elks'
! buildings. Phone 4Se-Adv.
Mrs. II. B. Edwards of 613 Liberty street.
Olive Mabel, to Mr.. Clarence R, Davis,
of TIE Santa Fe offices. April 3, by Rev.
Hotter of Lowman NJ. E. church.
Rev. Raymond A. McKinstry, who is to
/ haa of (NoFh raI rx-fll ~
| ordained Sunday, April %, at IL a. ~. in
/ Grace Cathedral. He will graduate, before
that time, from the Cambridge Divinity
H. S. Condit. assistant superintendent,
Anti@Saloon league, will speak Sunday
morning in the Swedish Bethel church,
the Potwip Presbyterian church, Fifth and
West, in the evening at 8 O'clock.
Forty-two. men and two women were
| placed in jobs during the week ended Fri
Nday by the local office Of the state free
employment bureoH. There were seventy
| two registrations for positions and fifty
applications for employees.
Bishop James Wise has gone to New
York to attend a ten-day meeting OF the
Episcopal council OF the United States to
BEeD q doR ybs
OF the Episcopal church In the United
States.
The Shawnee County club recently was
organized among the Shawnee county resi-
Cal. John NJ Brunt, formerly with the
Brunt; Martin Drug company. Topeka, was
! Topeka, WIS elected secretary.
The Victim" a nine-reel photo drama.
will be presented Thursday evening, April
| 10. at the city auditorium, under the
| auspices of the Church of the Holy Name.
| The story Is founded upon actual experience,
according, to Father NJ J; 0Leary, and is
| Of special interest to Catholics.
worthless check for $3.50 on the Gibbs
| Clothing company, 433 Kansas avenue, has
received today by Sheriff Hugh Larimer.
A deputy sheriff went after Wyett today.
| Wyetts home Els near Garnet, Larimer
in locating him,
| The Rev. John Wills Rahill new pastor
of the Central Congregational church, Will
begin his pastGtEate Sunday He came E
ehruch Of Greeley, Colo, to s1cceed Dr.
Charles NJ, Sheldon, who is now editor oi
the the Re1erend Rahi h Will use Sunday mor n,e
ing will be, The Marks of a Man
Judge James A. Mcclure today granted
divorce from Carl C. Currle of the Currie
Windmill company. Seventh and Holiday
| streets Mrs. Currie told Judge Mcclure
a financial settlement. She charged bin
with abandonment for a year. She wa,
given the custody of their two children.
| Adjustment and distribution of funds In
paign were discussed by a special commit
tee that met at Guild hall Friday afternoon
The committee included: james McEweI
Ames, Arkansas City; Rev. Cari Nau. EN-
poria; Rev. e. A. Edwards. Lawrence
Sheffield ingalls,, Atchison; John Diegel
Atchison; Rev. Otis E. Gray and BishoI
| James Wise.
The Mems Cathedral club of the Episco
pal church met Friday evening at Guile
Hall. Bisaop Wise discussed arrangement.
for the diocesan convention to be held herr
May 10. John Alexander of Detroit, rep
resenting the Brotherhood of st. Andrew
made a short. talk. Glenwood Jones sang
several selections and Prof. l. Te1lo Of
Washburn college, played violin solos.
buffet lunch was served by the ladies.
The State Journal Internationally printed
an erroneous article Thursday in which Il
was stated that w. L. Cramer, a railroad
man, had jumped his bond. Instead ,Cramel
states ne was not aware that he was sup
posed to be in court the day his bond ex
pired. He was Informed later that he wa
wanted in court and says he went to hi
bendsman, John Hoffman, Immediately ant
the two of them went to the court hous,
together.
PICKET CAPTAIN ARRESTED.