The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-10
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Big Mystery Dance tomorrow
night-Steinberg' s.VAdv.
Moose dance Thursday night. Nov.
IL, lat their hall, 623 Jaekson.-Afiv.
During october ss20 in fines were
, contributed to the city police court by
fifty "finees-''
All issues OF Liberty Bends bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue ADV.
Permits for new garages were given
by the city today to John Cole. l224
North Polk street. and Fred Benin,
e 1919 Jackson street.
The Security Benefit association
band will go to Atchison Thursday to
take part in the Armistice Day cele-
bration in that city.
The 'fifty-fourth annual meeting OF
the Kansas State Horticultural society
will be held in Topeka December Il
and 23, it is announced by o. f. Whit
ney, secretary.
Luther memorial program Will De
given by the Luther League of the
Swedish Lutheran church at the home
of Ruth and Carl Jacobson, 514 West
Fourth street, tonight.
A night school class in printing was
held at the high school Tuesday night
. with Sam Carroll. former State Journal
employe, in charge. Thirty printers
and apprentices enrolled in the class.
Guadalupe Nasquez. Mexican, was
fined $40 in police court Tuesday Tor
gambling. Vasquez couldn't talk Eng
fish during the trial! but habla d
enough to protest against the assess
ment of the fine, without success.
The World Fellowship week OF
prayer FOR the Y. w. C. A. will open
in Topeka Sunday afternoon at Alb
O'Clock at the local association build
ing with vesper SERVICES. Mrs. B. M:
Powell. of the religious department OF
the association, will lead the meeting
win Dupree. charged with being
mixed into a gambling game IN the
bottoms Sunday. was able to convince
nudge Hugh MacFarland in police
court Tuesday that he had merely been
A spectator. He's said he had had
nip of wine" just before the game was
pinched.
smoking of a coal pile in the base
ment of the Ingleside home at b
o'clock this morning disturbed the IN
habitants of the home me IRE oe-
partment prevented the small lenilon
of the coal due to spontaneous com
bustion from spreading and no DAM
age was done.
A suit for the recovery by replevin
of 5000, the balance of the purchase
price of a player piano, in which the
Bell Music company of Lawrence Is
Dlaintiff and John f. Buchanan and
Margaret Buchanan. his wife, are the
defendants, is on trial this afternoon
in the district court
The thief who broke a back window
and entered a Mexican pool hall at
500 East First avenue Tuesday, had
apparently a sweet tooth and con-
science. He fell from grace only so
far. as to take some candy. leaving
money and billiard balls where he
found them.
A new Buick touring car belonging
TO the Wood Motor company, and
driven by F.. 6. Winterscheidt, collid-
cd Tuesday night with an Oakland
roadster driven by Frank Short, 1890
Quincy street at the corner of Tenth
and Topeka avenues. Both cars were
badly smashed, but neither driver was
injured
The$Bert Swink dairy received the
top score in the October milk test, it is
announced by Dr. G. w. Hill. city food
INSPECTOR with a standing of ST. and
4S butterfat. S. d. Coles dairy
ranked second with S5.5 and Al but
terfat Lowest scores were G. Z.
Grlswold 46, and II. o. White 40.
DR. r. ]. Miller, city physician, will
instruct Boy Scouts in first aid work
under the auspices of the Red Cross in
classes at 334 Kansas avenue. All Boy
Scouts above the tenderfoot grade are
eligible, Chief Scout Executive Fazel
has announced. Scouts are registering
for the work at headquarters, Sixth
and Kansas avenues.
Speed limit of motor trucks will