The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-27
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Have you heard of "Barreled Sun
light ?"-Adv.
All issues Of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co.. 534 Kansas avenne--Adv.
A Red Cross baby clinic will be
held at the Auburn high school We'd
nesday, August 81, from to p. m.
Two new cases of diphtheria in To-
peka were reported to the city health
department this morning, making a
total of forty-three cases for the
month.
BE as generous with a man as
with a picture, to which you give the
best light" On Topeka boulevard be-
the Unitarian ''Wayside Pulpit offers
this thought for the week to the
passersby.
R. Neiu Rain, deputy United States
marshal, went to Manhattan today to
take charge of Sam Babalis. a Greek.
who is under arrest there on charge
of counterfeiting. 1t is said that
Babalis attempted to pass raised pa
per money.
Rev. J. NJ. Gurley, religious director
of education of the Baptist churches
of Kansas. will preach Sunday night at
1880 O'Clock at the union church serv-
ices on the east steps of the state
house. The subject of Rev. GurIey's
sermon will be righteousness of God
Made Possible to Man. Music for the
services will be furnished by the choir
of the First Baptist church.
Judge w. R. Smith, solicitor for the
Santa Fe, will not return from his va
cation trip in Maine until some time
next week. and it was explained at his
office today that the Santa Fe's ans
wer in the suit recently brought in the
supreme court to have the control OF
the Santa Fe Hospital association pass
completely from the company's hands,
would not be filed until his return
The company has until September 10
to file its answer.
A suit to collect $3.50 from R. F.
Hollingsworth, Topeka candy mer-
today by the Interstate Liability Co.,
of Rock Rapids, Ia. The company
claims Hollingsworth was to blame
when his car collided with that of w.
A. Haskins at Sixth avenue and To-
peka boulevard last February. The
company was the underwater for
Haskinss car and is suing Hollings-
worth for the amount of the claim.
A fine of $40 each was imposed
upon nine drug addicts by Jack Love-
less, acting police judge, Friday after
noon. All were arrested by the police
few days ago during the cleanup
campaign. They are Clyde Anderson,
Clarence Wilson. Finas Davis, r. B.
Dishman, Lewis Armstead, Chester
Hibbs, E. C. Smith, E. B. Henderson
and Chester Anderson. The latter was
paroled to his mother upon proof that
he is taking treatment for the habit.
The rest were compelled to stay in Jail
in default of paying their fines.
A surprise party was held Tuesday
of this week at the home of Mrs.
Laura Lamb, Of Richland, by the
Royal Eeighbors of Bruffey camp NO.
1885, of that place. The party was a
farewell party in honor of Mrs. Lamb
who will move to Highland Park the
first of September. The dinner was
served cafeteria style. Those present
at the party were: Mrs. Elsie Reed
Mrs. Seney Ripple, Mrs. Title MOSS,
Mrs. Ada Brentlinger, Mrs. Sophla
Norris, Mrs. Bernice Matney, Mrs. Eva
Harris, Mrs. Jennie Tickle, Mrs. Eva
Mohler. Mrs. Lille Terrill, Mrs. Nora
Lutz, Mrs. Minnie Bowen, Mrs. Coda
Erskine, Miss Mona Young. Miss Flor
ence Moss and Miss Millie Lamb,
The following persons were invited
guests: Mrs. Mary Lamb, Mr.. Clarence
Wicks and daughter, and Mrs. Elsie
Steele. There were twenty children
Dreseut a the DarfV