The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-10
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light ?"-Adv.
All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenns--Adv
The Rt Rev. James Wise will cele-
brate Holy Communion at 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning at St. Simeon's
church, Seventh and Western avenue
The "Stringolio club" of ten pieces,
under the leadership of Prof. Albert
Shut, gave a varied instrum entail
program at the tuberculosis sana-
torium Friday evening.
]. T. Lardner, 3O7 CORTLAND ave-
nue., reported to the police this morn
ing that his garage was entered some
time Friday night and that two FISK
automobile tires had been stolen
The Southwestern Bell Telephone
Oct. 1. All those desiring changes or
additional listings should have their
order in by Sept. "a. Call 10000 and
ask for Directory Dept.-Adv
Prof and Mrs. Theodore H Post
will sing the offertory at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
The quartet, assisted by the church
chorus, will sing at both the morning
and evening services, under the lead
ership of Professor Post.
The Steel Fixture Manufacturing
company, Seventh and Holiday street,
announces that it has employed R. G.
Gage to take charge of its selling de-
partment. Gage, for many years, has
! been connected with manufacture OF
! light safes and steel office filing de-
vices.
Pete Hagan and Main Lewis, each
charged with wife and child desertion,
and n F. Murray charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses,
were bound over for trial in the Shaw
ls-4,- EN,-s6 fol
lowing their preliminaries in the
court of Topeka.
Miss Esther johnson. R. N. will
leave tonight for Elkhart, Kan, where
she has accepted a position with the
Elkhart hospital. Miss Johnson has
been an employe of the Topeka State
Hospital for the past four years, and
with the 1919 class.
The Ford motor car belonging to
William H. Dyer, which was stolen
Thursday evening from in front of
the Assumption high school, was
found Friday afternoon at the corner
of Second and Hancock streets. The
steering wheel was missing, otherwise
the car was not damaged.
The Kansas Industrial and Educa-
tional Institute will have a number of
exhibits at the Free Fair next week.
There will be exhibits by the institute
in the livestock, the domestic science,
the art and the poultry departments.
The institute will also send exhibits
to the fairs at Atchison and Hutchin-
son.
Mr.. Imrie, a Scotch baritone soloist,
will give a song recital at the Quinton
Heights Baptist church Tuesday eve
ming, September IS. Imrie has been
in the United States twelve years. He
served in the Canadian army during
h r,oV-ie will he &c
accompanist and local talent will as
siSt.
mo man nor number of men upon
earth hath authority to rule over
mems consciences in religion The
Unitarian porch pulpit at GA Topeka
for the week this prophetic statement,
made by William Penn, and now re-
iterated by the American Unitarian
association.
An additional bond issue of S140.-
900, paying u per cent interest, will
be ready in thirty days, according to
Frank Stevens, city finance commits
sioner. The issue will be made in
order to provide for the completion of
the waterworks reconstruction work.
The bonds will be of the twenty year
payment variety.
A squad of police hiked out to Gage
park shortly before noon today and
CAME DdCh Will 1OuT gallons OF Clear,
sparkling liquid. which may be corn
whisky, but a majority of the police
believe it is pure, unadulterated gray
mule" The police made the trip after
receiving a tip by telephone and dis
covered the liquor in a weed patch
along the road north of the park.
Sarah L. Stevens today filed suit
in the Shawnee county district court
asking for a divorce from John G.
Stevens, alleging that their marriage
May IL, 1921, was not only unlawful
but that the defendant is guilty of
gross neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty. Grounds for the charge that
the marriage was unlawful are not
contained in the plaintiffs petition.
Suit for the collection of s2,165.5O,
with interest at the rate of per cent
from May IS, 1920, was filed with the
clerk of the Shawnee ccounty district
court today by the Duncan Shingle and
Lumber company of Kansas City.
against Lungren & Carlson, a local
planning mill firm. The plaintiff alleges
the amount Is due for a bill of lumber
sold the defendants in February, 1920.
Prof. Marcus Cheng, a Chinese mis-
sionary and student, who is travelling
thru this country to study American
customs. will speak Sunday night at
the Swedish Bethel church, corner of
Sixth and Harrison streets. Professor
Cheng is representative of the Swed-
ish Missionary Society of America He
will speak in Swedish, Chinese and
English, during his sermon at the
church Sunday.
The Topeka branch of the National
Breeders and Fanciers association of
Missouri and Kansas, Inc, will have
an exhibit at the Kansas Free Fair. as
usual. The exhibit this year will be
located in a tent which will be erected
south of the poultry building. Any
one desiring to exhibit pet stock may
phone 1884 W or take their stock to
the exhibition tent at the fair grounds
Sunday.
]. F. Roose today filed suit in the
Shawnee county district court against
Thomas Crosby, a minor, asking for
damages of $615.91 as a result of a
motor car accident which occurred
three miles west of Tecumseh, on the
Sixth avenue road, the night of April
%. Roose charges that Crosby was
driving on the wrong side of the road