The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-31
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w hlch O7de SacreQ memories 6dkeD.
pair Of blue eyes looking into my soul
A toss Of the sunny kissed tresses;
cheek ike rose petal kissed by the dew,
All, could but clasp you once more to my
heart,
Or place in your hand this love token
Forgive me, sweetheart, the little blue
Lies here at my feet crushed and broken.
Pray breathe to my heart just the meaning
For you alone can be knowing.
Down whore 1t fell on the grass at my feet.
four-leaf clover is growing.
Sunflower Camp. Modern woodmen, an
nounce their anniversary entertainment for
tonight-Ady.
Pepp.s Coal Savings Plan. Topeka Coal
Co., Elks building. Phone 4S2.-Ady.
( All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co.. 53A Kansas avenue.-Adv.
| It's no wonder that fish are hard to
catch in Kansas streams Among business
men and officials of Topeka. the most pop
ular question is: II wonder il it's too early
| to go fishing"
sonic temple to extinguish burning avn
! ing over the Moose club rooms. The fire
! was put out by club members before the
firemen arrived.
With the cost of tires and gasoline rising
and street car fares going up, the popular
Transformation to and from daily employ
ment must soon appear in Topeka
| Capt. Earl Landreth. who has been in
charge of the local army recruiting office
has been ordered to Camp Funston He
Will leave. Thursday. Capt. John r
Shreves, of the tank corps, has assumed
charge of the local office.
i Political candidates cannot talk to one
long nowadays without bringing up the
subject of their nomination Their ex-
pressed wish is usually that the state con- on;
turn more strongly to candidates for local
| offices.
/ Driving trucks on Kansas avenue between
Third and Tenth streets resulted in several
persons being fined in police court Tues
day afternoon by Police Judge Hugh Nc
Of the city nrdinanec. and Chief G. G. Han
nan gave his men orders TO rigfdly enforce
It in the future.
Seven men, charged with gambling, were
| arrested Tuesday in alley near First
and Adams streets by Officers L. W.
Jackson, Augustin Alba and Paul Murphy.
rolling dice, gave their names as Clarence
PeIek L kid He 3 G1a5lts Names Js%s.
While county. state and national plans
for better roads are being carried to com
petion, why isn't it possible for Topeka .p, t.
South Kansas avenue, west Tenth street
and various other paved streets Is stand
as great source of humiliation and incon-
vonience al the city water plant.
II you want to vote at the coming
primaries; you Will have to register s t, no
you have voted before. The new law re-
quires this. At the rate Topekans are
disappointed when they find the crowd so
great during the LAST few days. that they
cannot get into the city building. The
The Rotary club dinner marty for fhe
, ladies' scheduled for April . has been post
poned until April Q, according to Cecil
ing of the club will be held Thursday noon
| at the Chamber of Commerce. The entire
ss psd teachers he in the cr
schools. A special committee is ready to
make It's report on the subject.
James Roberts, negro, who vaulted over
Jail a month ego, was picked up by Officer
: Garrod. motorcycle policeman. at Eighth
and Kansas 6ansa: aEengs Monday night Cared
erts started to run, but slipped and fell
Garrod landed on top of him. Today the
negro started on the last eleven days of =
20-day Jail sentence for stealing a shotgun
on East Fourth street.
NJ. Enoch broke forty-f five out OF fifty
CONS club hee at ct
grounds in Highland Park Arthur
, Springer won second place by breaking
Krister, IS; A. Scott Sc: R. Thompson
Ts b auckff ~ HiF Fl Huggns 1
81: s. Hamill, 70; +. Hail, 20; r. Pierce
%; c. Caps, Il.
A volIcy ball game will be played at
G A between teams No. 2 and Z. Of which
A. H Mulholland and Ralph Jencks are
team Of half century" men, another TO
peka team, will go to Lawrence for games
nlI hal lae c,Yra xxfIt and
week. Team No. 1, Of which w. p. Snyde:
is captain, is leader of the league in mum
Der of games won.
Kenneth Martin, formerly known a,
Boots. has turned down several offer
from professional league teams that he ma.
according to Manager cap Wells. Martin
playing professional ball for the first time
showed great pitching qualities last season
games, allowing but sixteen hits and los
ing only one game. He was unable &
his arm. Several big league scouts p2edic
he will go beyond the reach even of West
ern leasuers this season.
The Kansas court of Industrial relation
will listen to arguments Thursday as 4
whether the court has jurisdiction to de
eide upon wage CONTROVERSIES involving
ating In Kansas have demanded a decision
on this proposition before filing answer
10 app1hcsticns Tor wage increases flied b
volved is whether the railroad labor boar
esta blished by congress to settle such dis
putes or the court of industrial relation
established by the Kansas legislature ha
Jurisdiction.
Miss Grace Parrish, chief clerk for tn
board of administration. today rendered he
resignation to become effective April
Miss Parish will visit friends in 6enye
few weeks and then go to Portland Ore
gon, where she will live with her parent.
Miss Lola Davis, a clerk in the office O
the state highway commission, will tax
the dlctation work that Miss Parrish ha
been doing. Other clerks in the office wi
look after Miss Parrish's share in III
clerical work Miss Parrish was appointe
chief clerk Of the board of admin stratio
seven years ago when the board was
charge Of the educational institutions aIon,
When the board of control and other CON
missions were abolished under the Came
administration. Miss Parrish retained he
former position.