The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-27
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The Luther league of the Trinity
Lutheran church will meet tonight
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Ekblad, EOS
Fillmore street.
Governor Allen returned Tuesday
might from Wichita where he spent
two days at the wheat show and
Thirty fifth division reunion.
Mrs. James Switzer, charged in the
district court with shopliftng. today
pleaded guilty to petit larceny and
Judge Mcclure deferred sentence till
Monday.
A new boxing course has been
opened at the Y. NJ. C. A. Charles J.
Maunsen is instructor. There are
twelve lessons in the course and the
class will meet every Tuesday and
Friday.
The North Topeka VI. C. T. U. will
act as hostess to the Mothers COM
munity club, which will hold meet
ing at 2:30 o'clock Thursday after
noon at the Providenr association to
sew and braid rugs.
Caldwell Buck and Henry Benning
will be the new assistant cheer leaders
for Washburn. They were chosen
Tuesday by Albert Cole, head cheer
made for the positions, according to
Cole.
C. j. Neiswender and Edward
Everett, on trial for the theft of a
motor car, today pleaded guilty in
Judge James A McClure's division of
the district court, Neiswender to grand
larceny, and Everett to petit larceny.
Sentence was deferred in both cases.
DR.. S. J. Crumbine, secretary of. the
state board of health, will be one OF
the speakers at the national conven-
ton of the American garry, food and
drug officials in Kansas City next
week. He will go to Kansas City
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vention delegates Wednesday. \
The Central Park Christian church
is growing very rapidly, according to
officers. Last Sunday there were four
teen additions to the church. This
makes a total of 100 additions since
the Rev. j. Quincy Biggs became pas
tor in January. The average Sunday
school attendance has increased so
per cent.
When deputy sheriffs raided the
garage of John Simons 519 Quincy
street, last Friday afternoon, they dis
covered two empty glass jugs, no
liquor, and no still. The statement
made in The state Journal Saturday
evening to the effect that a still had
been found there was in error. Simons
is now at liberty on bond, under the
liquor charge.
Franklin Meade, who was elected
president of the Junior class of WASH
burn rural high school Tuesday, re-
signed from his office, giving as a
reason that he had been enrolled in
the schooifor less than week. His
successor will be selected in the near
future. Harold Tomson was elected
vice president and Miss Helen Read,
secretary and treasurer.
The Topeka high school second foot
ball squad will journey to- Rossville
Friday to meet the Rossville high
school team. The second squad has
been showing up well SO far this sea-
son in it's scrimmage against the first
team. G. A. Hays assistant coach,
who is in charge of the second squad,
will probably choose the players who
will make the trip, Thursday.
When the case of Charles Allen,
colored, charged with five liquor
counts in the district court, was called
this morning, Allen wasn't there. His
attorney later explained that he had
gone hunting with his five hounds,
and couldn't be bothered by appearing
IN court in such fine hunting weather.
So the jury in his case was empaneled
and his case will be tried Thursday.
acquisitions were issued by Gov
ernor Allen today on governors of Ar
kansas and Colorado. The requisition
on the governor of Arkansas is for re-
turn to Montgomery county of Charles
Suggs. alias Willie Brown, charged
with forgery. The governor of Col
orado is asked to honor a writ for re-
turn to Dickinson county of H. D.