The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-26
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Social dance Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, Warnick's, 526-2S Quincy.
ADV.
DIR. Chas. W. Bowen, Veterinarian.
Small animal practice. a specially.
1117 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas aVenNe.-Adv-
Prof E. D. Schoenberger will give
a review of Bernard Shaws play,
Back to Methuselah," at $50 o'clock
Sunday evening at the Central Congre-
gational church.
"a Discourse on Fools will be the
subject of T. A. McNeal, who will ad-
dress the Saturday Night Literary club
at 1880 O'Clock this evening at 1VS
West Ninth street.
The two. hockey teams of the Y. w.
&c. A. practiced at 2 o'clock this after
noon at the field at Ninth street and
Topeka boulevard. The English" and
the Irish" are the names of the
teams.
The Rev. c. P. Clayton, pastor of
the Nazarene church, has j2st COM
pleted a series of meetings at the
Santa Fe shops and the Santa Fe te,e-
graph school. Much interest was dis
played
Mrs. Lima Hose was granted a di-
vorce in the district court Friday aft
eTnOOn ITOIn Everett I1Oces HOA1G
charged him with cruelty and neglect
of duty. Everett Hose handles the
hose for a living, being a fireman.
The Chamber of Commerce billiard
tournament will continue during the
coming week. Thus far there are but
two players with clean records OF
1000 per cent They are u. w. Eden
and L. R. Booth, neither of whom has
lost a game yet.
The Esperanto club will meet at
o'clock this evening at the Central Y.
NJ. c. A Free lessons are given at
each meeting for all those who desire
to learn the language. Several candi-
dates will be elected to membership in
the club this evening.
Warren Parr and Tommy" King,
both of Topeka are to play with the
Naval football team this afternoon IN
the famous Army-Navy annual grid
iron battle in New York. Both are
graduates of Topeka high school and
widely known in Topeka.
Clarence Smith was sentenced to
serve six months in Jail by Judge Paul
Heinz in the city court today when he
entered a plea of guilty to the charge
of breaking into Perines machine
shop, Eighth avenue and Quincy
streets, and stealing SIS worth of ma
terials and tools.
DIR. Charles NJ. Sheldon, who has
returned from Washington. d.
c., will fill the pulpit at the First
church, Sunday evening.
He will give his own views of the dis
armament conference. Several special
numbers will be given by Pro-
lessor kolbaha and Theodore Post,
choir leader.
The team captained by r. B. Jencks
continues to lead the business mems
volIey ball league at the Central Y. NJ.
c. A, having won four games and lost
one. The standing of the other teams
is as follows: C. A. Marker, won
three and lost two; l.. A. Corlis, won
one and lost three; C. E. Eldridge,
won one and lost three.
The new cases of diphtheria re-
ported during the week ending today. |
will probably not be greater than |
.hirtyfive, which constitutes a light |
week. There were sixty cases re- |
ported last week. -Four new cases
we're reported Friday, and three this
There have been no new
smallpox cases reported during the /
week.
The Westminster Presbyterian senior |
church team won hard fought battle |
from the Trinity Methodist team in I
the Sunday School Basketball league |
Friday night by a score of 20 to IA. |
The United Brethren senior church |
team defeated the Central Park Chris |
games were played at the Central Y.
NJ. c. A.
Every variety of food for household |
use was contributed to the Topeka Or !
ohans' home Wednesday by the pupils |
IF the city schools, according to Mrs. |
George Anthony president OF the
nome. Everything was furnished also |
% complete a Thanksgiving dinner. |
Lincoln Meade furnished the turkeys |
and DIR. NJ. L. Perry contributed the !
lowers.
W. NJ. Beeghly today filed a petition !
n the district court asking judgment |
lgainst NJ. F. Auhmiller for S4344.72. !
3eeghly says he and the defendant |
we're in partnership in the real estate |
business in Abilene, and there has |
lever been an accounting since the |
partnership was dissolved November |
/, 1921. He claims he is entitled to |
he money by virtue Of the partner +
hip.
Extensive remodeling operations :
will be started by David ]. August, |
bout the first of next year. The plans
include new front for both stores,
n arcade, and the bringing of both
loors to the same level. Both build
ngs, one at $40 Kansas avenue, the
Their at e22 Kansas avenue, will be |
nlarged. A new st Dry is 10 be added
o one, and the other is to be ex-
ended to the alley.
Seven barrels and three milk cans
ulI of whisky mash, and a small
uantity of alchohoI were found at
he home of r. R. doc Cook, TIA
Vest First street, by police who
aided the place Friday Rfght. Cook
Tas preparing to move his booze fac
DRY and had three barrels and two
milk cans full of mash in his motor
ar. He and Gertrude Wright were
rrested for having liquor IN their
ossesSion.
Arrangements have been made for
he entertainment of one hundred |
uests at the party to be given by the
opeka Life Underwriters association
his evening. The party is to be given
t the Chamber of Commerce. There
ill be dancing, refreshments, and a
lusical program with vocal and piano
olos as specialties. Refreshments
re to be served at $50 O'Clock. OPP
erman,s orchestra will furnish MUSIC