The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
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All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co.. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
There will be a meeting of the State As
ISOLATION of Modern Language Teachers
Saturday. April "a, at the Topeka high
school
central senf feaarned sodsy 0 from
Joplin, where he attended the Rotary con
Don't forget to make your payments at
the Prudential Trust Co. for Pepp's Coal
Savings Plan. Topeka Coal Co., EIks
Building. Phone 4s2.-Adv.
Arthur Hopkins, a driver for the Roy
Payne Taxi service, was fined So in police
court Tuesday for careless driving. 1t was
charged he almost ran over Waterman
at the Union Pacific crossing.
fering from two broken ribs as result
Of fall from ladder and down flight
ZEE Topeka s ths srenue
Miss Frances Holman. stenographer in
the Central Y. NJ. c. a office is filling out
the membership cards Of the asa new
last week. and making a record OF the
the campaign.
Wv. c. A. members are discussing the
! summer conference to be held in Estes
| Park, Colo, early in June. Proceeds from
gymnasium exhibit to be given In May
/ gates, who Will be elected soon, to the con-
! ference.
/ Miss Ruth Wood and Miss Edith Con:
he IN which opened in
today, Will serve fresh milk free at the
campaign booth on the north side OF The
tomorrow afternoon. The milk Will be
produced by the COW on exhibit.
The Page. Milling company has build
$4,000 garage. to be erected at e12-14 Kan
| sas avenue The building will be three
stone and reinforced concrete Gurtler &
Company are the contractors. The Duild-
| ing IS to be completed September 1.
| Helen NJ Sheldon today filed suit in the
Sheldon, whom she charges with cruelty
neglect and non-support She has had to
| says She claims Sheldon has a violent
| temper and used abteiye Language toward
her. They were married in August, 1918.
Ornamental globe protectors, designed by
Wilbur A Stanfield, city water and light
commissioner, being manufactured for
| the big globes on the white way poles. The
| blowing the globes off and from crack,
ing them it is Claimed by stanfield; Hail
will be the only destructive natural force
| they are not proof against.
| Observation of May 1 as American Day
i by all individuals and all organizations was
urged in a resolution adopted by the
tute which met Tuesday at the \. ". c. A
The support of the w. G. L. U. was
pledged in the resolution to the request of
| Governor Alien for the special observance
of the day. and disloyalty and radical
| doctrines were condemned in the resoIu
| ton
The trial of Hickory Jones charges
| growing out of the shooting of Sheriff
! Hugh Larimer by bandit on his farm
south of Topeka on .. the Topeka avenue
with receiving stolen property. 1t Is al
legged that he received Ford car. belong
E to had stosn q Hs IS at snsa the
| witnesses have been called from several
towns around Topeka.
Leroy Holloway, II, and Eugene Mcclure.
1G, negroes, were arrested today by OF
ficer Pap" Anderson charged with steal
ing some change from a street car conduc-
tor on a West Twelfth street car Satur-
day. The conductor put the change under
| a seat in the front of the car The boys
got off at Taylor street and in a few min
| utes the conductor missed the change.
Anderson was on the car and recognized
them. Mcclure laid the blame on the HoI-
| loway boy, who admitted his guilt, the
Boys of the high school glee club and
orchestra have been assisting J. Hoehner,
manual training instructor, in building the
| operetta, THE Bos'n's Bride to be given
Friday night at the high school. The
ferings ever attempted by the school music
department. Those who will take part and
Miss Grace wilson, director; have been
a success. Members of the cast are Harold
! Hotter, Marguerite Officer, Richard Mat
thews, Margaret Lovewell. Wilbur Nelson,
1 Elizabeth Skinner, Grant Peterson and
I Beulah easier. =,
F. Enoch, A. Stone and A Springer
made high scores at the Topeka Gun club
shoot Tuesday afternoon. Three profess
SIGNALS entering the contest scored as fol
lows: D. d. Gross 46; a. Killam. ~; 4.
Meisenheimer. IS. Good shooting was diff
| ficrlt on account Of the wind. Scores ::
I D. D. Gross, 40: F. Enoch. As; A Stone,
AZ: Il. Kf1Iam, 40; A. Springer: Al; NJ,
Enoch, Al; r. Meisenheimer, IS; W. Horn
ing. So: A. Enoch. 81; Charles Guiber, 36;
| f. Bonebrake. IS; J. Nogt, 81 l.: Biscoe.
50; J. Huggins. 50; Fl. Enoch 30: II; Nor
! tue. %; r. Brier, &c: J. Wolf. 20; II.
! Tucker, 20, and Robert Thompson, 81
| HAYS C. OF c. BACKS ALIEN