The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-15
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS
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Co.. 534 Kansas avenue Adv
An entertainment will be given by
students of the Seaman rural high
school at the meeting of Indian Creek
grange tonight.
The Zionist organization of Topeka
will give an entertainment and dance
at the Jewish community center at
Fifth and Harrison streets Wednesday
night, March 16.
At the regular meeting of the house
and garden class at 118 East Seventh
street tonight at o'clock the subject
for discussion will be plant diseases
and insects which affect the plants.
The 4Iolstein Breeders association
will hold one of the biggest sales in its
history at the fair grounds, March 26.
according to w. H. Mott. of Herring
ton, sales manager.
Because the farmers are too busy at
present to give it the time required.
the annual membership drive of the
Shawnee county farm bureau has been
postponed until April 4. 1t was set
for March Fl.
Life Service" will be the subject
of an address to be given at Trinity
Methodist church tonight by DR.. f. 5.
Klyne. pastor of the First Methodist
church in Lawrence. Doctor Klyne is
college pastor of the University of
Kansas.
Hive No. 26. Women's Benefit asso-
citation of the Macabees will have
social afternoon Friday with Mrs. Ma
| tilda Shinkle, ~Twenty-fi and Ken
| lucky avenues, Highland Park. The
members will take the 2:40 o'clock
Highland Park car.
The Union Pacifi system has is
sued new dining car menus which
show a substantial reduction In menu
| prices. These reductions cover fruits,
i cereals, re1ishes, soups, eggs, meat and
| other combinations. Individual salads
are featured in the price reductions.
A protest, signed by several citizens
| of Leavenworth, against the suspen-
| sion of Mayor Davis of that city, and
! the appointment of J. E. Everhardy
as his successor during the trial OF
! the custer suit against the mayor, has
been received at the office of the state
attorney general
Warrants for 1900 delinquent coun-
| ty taxpayers were turned over to the
sheriff's office today by Tom Boyd
| county treasurer. Those who hurry
| taxes before the warrants are served,
| however, will not have to pay sheriffs
| fees. Boyd said.
Today is the last day for the pay
ment of income tax returns. All re-
| turns are supposed to be in the hands
| of the internal revenue office In the
| federal building by O'Clock tonight.
Hereafter. affidavits showing bona
| fide reason for not paying sooner will
| be required to save the rs per cent
| penalty, it was said
For the Messiah festival at Linds-
borg, Kan, March 20 to 81 the Union
Pacific will run a special train of four
| coaches from Salina, on Palm Sunday,
March 20, and Easter Sunday, March
| 81, leaving Salina at 1880 p. M, ar
| irving at Lindsborg at 1:25 p m, re-
| turning leave Lindsborg at GAS p. M,
arrive Salina 10:45 p. m.
/ Work on the new $4,000 church of
! the Central Park Christian church will
| begin in a few months, as a result or
| the increase of the building fund to
| 1000. Pledges taken Sunday at the
church service amounted to $12, So-
The present church will be moved to
. the rear of the church site to make
room for the new building.
Guy Gardner, who at one time was
| city passenger agent for the Union
Pacific at Topeka, has been appointed
| district passenger and freight agent
for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in
Denver, where he was city passenger
agent for the Union Pacific after leav-
ing Topeka. During the period of the
| war he was in the employ of a COM
mercial firm.
On the date of the recent bank rob-
berry at st. Marys, by colored bandits,
a crowd of people were watching The
! State Journal bulletin board the
details of the affair were posted.
There were several colored men in
the crowd. One of them turned to a
companion and remarked. well, sub.
it looks like the cullud folks is get
tin mo- like the white folks cherry
day, -yessuh.''
i George Weinstein, mute. charged
| with stealing gold watch from Myror
barrow, was discharged today by T.
D. Humphrey, Judge pro tenn of the
city court, when his case was called
for trial. barrow, who swore to the
complaint, declared that Weinstein
only borrowed the watch and then re-
turned 1t. barrow even denied that
he swore to the complaint until Edwin
Jones, clerk of the court was brought