The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-28
SNAP SHOTS
june Days,
AT HOME NEWS

June Days.
The wee little leaves hold their breath and
As the mother leaves whisper Amen"
The sun is announcing the birth of a day,
Ere he starts on his journey again.
The merry leaves rustic and whisper in gIee,
r, In the Joy OF days sunny ny. noon ..
As they dance in the zephyrs Of June.
The wee little leaves rustic signing fare
wells,
As the mother leaves whispering pray:
The sun sinking low in the crimson -hued
Eleanor C. Fox.
Jackson's Twenty third Regiment mill
tary band gave a concert Sunday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock at City park.
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 KANSAS avenue. ADV.
Marshalrs band gave concert SUNDAY
afternoon aft at Ripley park; The s concert was was
well attended.
Frank Grimes has received n letter from
Governor Lowden thanking him for his
work in behalf of the Illinois governor at
the Chicago convention.
Nearly 1900 children are enrolled at the
city Fairgrounds, L. +. Dtttemore, play
ground supervisor announces, and many
Adults are tenants and croquet fans at the
Members of the Square Circle club and
their wives will go to the boys industrial
school for a picnic this evening. The boys
of the school will give a special program
for the club. Dancing will also be on the
program.
The suit of H. F. Brown, of Kansas City,
to collect $1,000 from the X. c. Structural
Steel company under the workmen's com
pensation act has been transferred from the
Wyandotte county district court to the
federal court here.
for the local postoffice will be held July q,
Postmaster W. o. Rigby said today. The
examinations, WHICH will be open to both
men and women, will be to fill vacancies
occurring in the, future.
X s. Quisenberry. inspector from the
state agricultural college, has completed
his test of Shawnee county kanred wheat
and pronounced It good and entirely free
from rust The Kansas State Agricultural
college enthusiastically recommends Kan
red, according to Quisenberry.
Chief G. G. Hannah has sent a motor
patrolman to spend much time as Is
needed to tear down all posters attached
to telephone poles in Topeka. bring them
to headquarters and burn them The use
of telephone poles for posting advertise
ments must be stopped, the chief said.
Ed Reser. route 6, has recovered his
Buick car. stolen June q from Quincy
town and sent the car to the West Motor
company for repairs. Here the sheriff $
office located it. The thief was wise
enough, however, to put the repair bill in
Reser's name.
Mrs. W. A. McCarter will discuss the
Republican national convention at Chicago
before the meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's League at the Y. W
c. A. tonight. The club. only recently or
ganized has n membership list of no. and
| the membership is still open to business
women OF the city. The state convention
of the business and professional women
will be held in Topeka. 1t was decided al
the recent state convention at Wichita.
The Farmers State Bank Of MERCER, Kan.
has $17663 belonging to Ta-ta-wen. Kick
| II. Snyder. superintendent of Indian af
! fairs. alleges in petition filed against the
! bank in the federal court here today. SnS-
! der says he gave the check to the Indian
for the rents he had collected from the
| KickapoO's land, but that when TIA ia -weT
! presented the check the bank kept 1t and
J refused to turn over the money. Ta-ta