The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-17
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Have you bought your Brunswick tiresl
ADV.
An ice cream social will be held at Wan
amaker church Monday evening.
Have you tried out the Brunswick tires
yet ADV.
Tex, to visit her sister. Mrs. II. E. Caylor.
Brunswick tires are sold by Rehkopf
Bros, 212 W. 9th St.-Adv.
Ten per cent saved ON wall paper at
c. NJ. Hill & Sons, S26 Kansas Aye.-Adv
Brunswick tires are sold by the Bruins
wick-Balke Collender Co. Enough said
ADV
Marshan's band viii give concert at
the sanatorium in Highland Park Monday
night at o'clock
The business and Professional women's
club Will have a dinner Monday, July &c,
at Pelletier's team room.
For a limited time we are making a re-
duction Of 10 per cent on wall paper. c
NJ. Hill & Sons. s26 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Trash and mud left in the path of the
flood in East Topeka has been cleared
away, according to Frank Snyder, super
intendent of streets.
The first concert of the Security Benefit
Association band will be given Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock at the official opening
of Gage park. Jess Bigley is band leader
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue. ADV
A Hudson car stolen from E. NJ. Bracket
north of North Topeka on the Rochester
road Friday night by the Topeka police
One of the rear tires was flat.
The Harding and Coolidge club will hold
rally at Mckinley school house this. af
ternoon and tonight, at which all Republi-
can candidates are invited to speak The
knights of Pythias band will furnish
music, and refreshments will be served.
Pat Brennan, former detective on the To-
peka police force and a brother of Matt
Brennan, a Topeka undertaken, is on his
Ii <.k -
sister in County Limerick, Ireland. He
viii sail from New York July "A and
will return in September.
An unusually large number Of persons
attended the annual lawn social of the
Assumption church last night on the As
sumption school playground. Among those
for county offices: Ice cream and cold
drinks were served and a benefit auction
sale was held.
The Boys Industrial school in under
quarantine for a mild form of smallpox.
Twelve boys have been placed in an
isolated ward In the school hospital. The
disease is not serious and the quarantine
is for precautionary purposes. DIR. &. Is.
Van Horn said today. There is absolutely
no necessity for alarm, the doctor says.
Sixty-six men and women were placed in
positions in the week ended today by the
local office of the state free employment
bureau, according to the report of II. c.
Ericsson, examiner in charge. Seventy five
men and nine women registered for posi-
lions. There were fifty five applications
for help wanted.
Support for Senator Harding is voiced
by DIR. f. R. McIntyer, formerly of Topeka,
who is in the city from Virginia to visit
mis- sister. Mrs. George Fassnacht, 2027
Lincoln street, en- route to Omaha as a del
egate to the national Prohibition cOnven-
ton. 81 hope the Omaha convention will
endorse Harding" DR.. McIntyer said. "His
record on prohibition is clear"
Women Of Grace Cathedral parish will
hold a special meeting Sunday morning at
80 o'clock when an offering will be
taken for the women missionary workers
Of the Episcopal church. The service is
one of the four annual thank offerings of
the year. In 1919 100000 was collected
in this manner for the education and sal
aries of the women missionaries.
A seven passenger Buick motor car own
ed by DIR. J. r. Kaster and stolen from in
front Of the Orpheum on July has been
recovered in Kansas City. July s. Clyde
Tresner, undersheriff, read description
Of recovered car in the daily bulletin
issued by the Kansas City police which
tailed with the description of the Raster
car. He notified the Kansas City police
and today DR.. Raster drove into Topeka
with his motor car.
When Mrs. Mary Padilla, wife of Jesus
Padilla, Mexican lab0rer, stepped off a
Rock Island train Friday night, she was
arrested on n husband desertion charge
Mrs. Padilla left her home at Mcfarland
with Ramon Parez, another Mexican Ia
borer, and went to Minnesota with him, it
is alleged Upon their arrival there she
says. Parez beat and cursed her and she
finally left him and returned to Topeka
She will be taken to Mcfarland today