The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-26
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Holcraft-F1owers--
| Special dance tonight, Six jazz
artists-Steinberg 's-Adv.
| A special meeting of residents OF
Highland Park will be held this even
| ing at the school house.
| All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue--Adv-
For SaIe-A partly used Aeolian-
Vocation photograph, also Newman
Bros. A. NJ. & c. c. Roe, 116 East
| Fifth.-Adv.
Beth Sholom congregation will have
I a meeting tonight for election Of Of
| ficers and other important business at
/ the community center. Fifth and Har-
! rison streets
Harry Archer was arrested Monday
night by the police on a charge OF
stealing several silk hose from the
/. PeIIetier's store. The property was
| found in his possession, officers said
A play was given Monday night at
Naomi Rebekah lodge, No 50, under
| the direction of Mrs. Theda Moran
Vile The play, which drew a large
attendance, was for the benefit of the
staff fund
| George s. Badders of the Badders
| Motor company, will entertain his en-
ployes and ladies with a dinner at the
EIks' club at 6:15 O'Clock this even
/ ing A line party DIT t1Ac ISIS l4ACaICA
will follow the dinner.
Police Saturday night responded to
a burglar alarm from the Central
National bank building. Nothing was
molested and it is not known whether
the alarm went off accidentally, or
| whether someone was tampering
with it.
Rolling the bones" proved to be an
expensive pastime for Edward Water
Infn
| Otto Seaman. They were each fined
| SIS and ordered to pay court costs by
1 Judge Paul Heinz in the court of To-
peka today.
Two playlets were given at Oakland
high school Monday night for the
benefit of the Y. W. c. A school fund.
| Those taking part in the plays were
| Christian Shaffer, Gladys Slower, OPP
pila Leabo, John Shaffer, Harold Pol
| iom, Allen Myers and Milton Poort.
H. ]. Piersen. II. was arrested
Monday night by the police on charge
of forgery He is alleged to have
passed check for $4.s5 on the w. E
Culver hardware store, to which he
signed the name of Arthur Hess He
viii be turned over to the county, it
was said.
| Students in welding, auto mechanics
and auto-electrics of the Knights of
Columbus night school were photo
graphed Monday night at the regular
session of the school. Members of
| such classes will be graduated this
spring after having finished ninety
six hours of the vocational work.
Sam Shapiro, proprietor of a. cloth
ing store on Lower Kansas avenue,
was fined 800 by Judge Paul Heinz
in the city court today when he en-
tered a plea of guilty to buying stolen
property. Shapiro was charged with
buying several shirts and overalls
stolen from the Finley Corporation
store by Ralph Matheny, negro.
Applications may now be made for
purchase of city improvement bonds
to cover the cost of laying sewer be-
tween Munson and Washburn avenues,
estimated to be between $4,000 and
s12 900, according to Frank L. Stew
ems. finance commissioner. Topeka
citizens will be given the preference in
the sale of the bonds, Stevens said.
Many persons are taking advantage
of the hourly nursing service Offered
by the public health nursing associa-
thin. At any hour of the day or night
a nurse may be secured by calling
telephone number iii or 1882 ]. In
r.! cOnvalescence cases where q nurse
service is not needed continuously, in
4 emergency cases, and in maternity
cases the hourly service has proven
most valuable. Persons desiring the
service are asked to furnish trans
portation for the nurse
Topeka will endeavor to secure
1 ,0O0Sflew members an the member
ship drive of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie The Rev. w H. Young. pastor
of Calvary Baptist church, is "colonef'
i of the membership drive for Topeka
Other leaders in the drive are A NJ
Thomas, major; and Emma Blackwell
Esther Reed and w. L. Jones, cap
tains. Topeka has 100 new members
of the association as a result OF
meeting held Saturday at the B Street
Baptist church. The local association
has opened headquarters at 40 Kan
sas avenue.
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