The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-09
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 53l Kansas avenue ADV.
The exhibit of fruits, flowers, vegetables
and cooked foods at Ayers school on Silver
Lake road was attended by seventy-five
persons Friday.
Rev. II. s. condit of the Anti Saloon
League of Kansas will speak at the United
Presbyterian church, at Zenith. Kan, to-
morrow morning at IL n. m. His subject
is: THE Unfinished Task"
Two diaries that did not meet city health
requirements were closed Friday by DIR.
u. w. Green. chief city food Inspector. AS
soon MS the dairies meet city requirements
they will be allowed to open.
A community sing will be held Sunday
morning at 9:I5 at the First Baptist
church. The orchestra will furnish special
music. a talk will be made by n. W.
Benning of the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
The Lowman Hill Sunday school will en-
lection at their rally day Sunday morning.
Special music has been arranged and talks
by various Sunday school teachers Will be
given.
to meet with Miss NanOn Herren. 40
Topeka avenue. Wednesday evening, to
help the cOstuming for the pageant.
THE Passing of Kings" Bring thimble
and scissors.
Fire in Santa Fe box car containing
store house materials caused considerable
damage Friday night at IL O'Clock: Ihe
sky, alarmed many Topekans who be-
lieved the shops to be on fire
An interesting sermon to be given Sun
Mt the Central Congregational church viii
be entitled samuel Gompers, governor
Allen and Jesus Christ It will be the
first of n series OF special sermons Oh
themes of general interest
Women and girls enrolled in the Y. W. c.
A. public speaking classes are required to
make three minute speeches before the
Gilmore who was graduated from the State
university in dramatic art is teacher OF the
class.
acter, was arrested Friday night for M
vestigatiOn upon the complaint OF soldier,
who claimed she had robbed him OF So.
County authorities were Investigating the
case further pending the issue of warrant
charging her with robbery.
booster meeting was held by the Scot
fish Rite Masons of the Topeka conslstory
and coordinate bodies at the temple Fri
day night. Special music was furnished
for the occasion by the Santa Fe orchestra
the Scottish Rite quartet and the Modocs.
The organization voted to adopt Two ad-
ditional French war orphans.
Juan Aguilas. Mexican. 100 Branner
street. suffered a broken collar bone and
severe scalp wounds when he was struck
with a piece of iron by William Sturgis,
negro, in the Santa Fe brass foundry Fri
day afternoon during an argument over
dressed by DIR. r. J. Miller, city physi-
clan.
The we'll known Swedish blind evangelist.
the Rev. J. 4. Freeman, will conduct "a
series of meetings at the Swedish baptist
church, corner Fillmore and West Fourth
street. beginning Sunday evening. Meet
ings will continue until October -, me me
he the blind of this country and how he
became blind.
The habeas corpus proceedings brought
by Sheldon King, ZIG West cruts street,
to get possession of his 2-year-old daugh-
ter. Anna Lenora. will be heard by Judge
James A. Mcclure next Saturday, accord
ing to arrangements made today. The case
may have to be postponed again in the
event some of the witnesses are away. u
was said. King claims Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Houser. 800 Underwood avenue, are de-
tanning the child.
Members Of the EIks' lodge taking part
in the magi and prophet scene OF The
Passing of the Kings Rota club pageant,
will rehearse at the. Elks' club room at 80
o'clock Monday night. Participants are
requested to be prompt Among those tax
ing part nre J. 3. Donycson. who delivers
rOlRRETSe to the fts Dr. Gaen crooE
l. E. Henry, l.. A Rain and Ora lines,
Magi; y. L. Huntington, Ralph Holland;
Arlo Hubbard, Charles Clevenger, ana
Frank Middleton, prophets.
Warrants for the arrest of W. z. (BilD
Anderson. Republican nominee for clerk OF
the district court, and Roy Hollingsworth.
wholesale candy dealer, were issued tridiay
afternoon charging them with assaulting
Arthur Charles, negro, who works IN Hol-
lingsworth's fathers candy store near the
Rock Island depot. One night during the
Thirty fifth division reunion Anderson and
took some friends home in
a car At Third street and Topeka boule-
collision with Charles, who rode n bicycle.
Each blamed the other and eventually
fist fight ensued in which Anderson is said
to have warsted the negro