The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-03
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Stop at the State Savings Bank and ask
for some free flower and vegetable SEEDS
ADV.
strickler's alumni party dance for stu
dents, ex-students and friends Kellam
Hail. We'd. April ADV.
Better Strike Oil at home by belonging
Co.. .i ElRs 6Gd s Prone 4s2.-AdX
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-Ady-
You are sure Of your next winters eoai
Topeka TeP 0e coaf Co. ElRs Bldg Phone 49,
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Delinquent personal taxes collected by the
sheriffs office up to date amount 70
81, 760s1. The penalties imposed amount to
$l6G.7s. The total amount of delinquent
taxes due is $4,000.
E. H. Bunnell, formerly auditor of dis
bursements for the Santa Fe in Topeka,
has been appointed general auditor OF the
Frisco railroad. He was with the Santa re
from 1900 until May l, 1919. =
WE. Campbell, S24 Lane street. reported
to the police today that his home was
burglarized last night and S2a in cash IA Ken.
The burglars effected an entrance by pry-
ing open a pantry window while Inc mousse
was vacant
Judge James A. Mcclure today sentenced
three men to the state reformatory at
Hutchinson. Ray Larson was given
johnson, 5 years for selling mortgaged
property and George Reisberger, years
Tor SteaHng auto ureS.
Seventy-four men and women were placed
In positions by the local office of the state
free employ ment service, during the week
ended Friday. according to the report OF
Applications for sixty seven men and
| women were received from employers.
, Easter Day services at Grace Cathedral
| will include Holy Communion for the
parish at o'clock in the morning. Beth
any girls will have charge of the servire
At 1880 there will be Holy Communion
" H.
dren's Easter service will be held at 4
| o'clock in the afternoon.
Easter Sunday will be observed at Trim
Sunday school at 10 80. At ii O'Clock the
Rev. Mr. Gardner will deliver an Easter
sermon. Special music will be given by the
Thorpe, Mrs. H Loromore, Mr.. L. G.
Thorpe and Mr.. W. E. Haverfieid.
W. c. Markham, secretary Of the state
when struck by the falling advertising sign
of painless Romine" in Topeka two weeks
ago, is not entirely recovered and will not
be able to leave his home in Baldwin for
several days Markham was confined to
his bed for week following the injury.
Biennial statewide Sunday school com
ventions, with four sectional conventions
on alternate years, may be decided upon
at the state Sunday school convention to
department of Boston university, heads the
| list of experts secured to speak next month.
MyTOQ Z. settle, Sterling Il. Williams ana
David H. Owen will come here with the
Missouri delegation.
The campaign for 1000 new members for
| the Topeka branch of the National Asso-
| citation for the Advancement of the Colored
| Race will be opened with a mass meeting
! in Memorial hall next Wednesday evening.
! The principal speaker will be DR.. william
/ Pickens, of New York, associate field sec
| rotary of the national association. and
unit! recently dean of Morgan college.
| Baltimore, Nd. In the absence of Sen.
Arthur Capper. Hon. T. A. McNeal, presi-
| dent of the Topeka branch. will preside.
JacBson's Twenty-third regiment band will
/ give concert at so o'clock.