The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-28
LOCAL MENTION.

The A. T. 4 S. r. general ONCE ball
team returned today from Dodge City,
KAN. where they played Sunday. The
and tho feature Of tho game was the |
hitting Of the general ONCE team and |
the base running of Anderson. tho
speedy center fielder.
Most Of the once force OF the Unit
ita today attending . session OF the
federal court. Fred Robertson. l
United States district attorney; his as
sistants, r. n. Brady and william e.
Stickel. and Morton Albaugh. clerk OF
the court. and United States Marshal /
sheriff. who took prisoners from the |
county Jail to testify there.
Lucille Molz has filed suit in the dis |
trict court against Harold M0lx. She |
seeks divorce on the grounds of cruel /
ty and desertion. She asks the Gus
tody Of the only child, and $50 each
month for her support. The petition
alleges Molz is in Houston, Tex.
Cruelty and neglect are the
grounds Upon which Efl1e w. Pond
suit filed in the district court. She
asks the restoration OF her maiden
name, Enie w. Albright, and alimony
in q sum to be nxed by the court.
In a trial being held in the second
division of the Shawnee county dis
trict court today Charles n. Taylor
is seeking $4,000 as damages from
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
road and the Wells Fargo Express
company for the loss of both legs.
Taylor attempted to board a moving
of MQri6Rn. Dacemher Z6.
In the first division of the Shawnee
county district court today Roy An
derson entered a plea of guilty to one
fined 500 and sentenced to 80 days in
the county jail.
Anna johnson, charged with the IL
legal sale of liquor, did not appear In
court today when her case was called
| for trial. Instead her attorney present.
ed a certificate from a physician say
ing the woman was too i'll to appear
in court.
The political science club of WASH
burn college will hold their first meet
| ing at the college this evening. Off
GERS will be elected and the club reor-
Ranfzed. Last year such speakers as
| Gov. Hodges, Atty. Gen. Dawson. ex-
Congressman Fred Jackson ana otner
| prominent speakers addressed Inc CAu~
on political questions.
The Kappa Kappa Chi sorority will
hold a pledge service this afternoon FOR
Miss Gertrude Woodward at the home
of Miss Vera Campbell, 1918 Garfield
Miss Woodward is from Osborne. and Is
a Sophomore at the college.
| Pete Bagan was fined SO in police
court this morning by Judge George A.
Huron on a charge of being drunk.
| william Cruthers was arrested Sum
day by Woodland, Hill. Brown and Sum-
police station on q charge OF drunk
ness and disturbing the peace.
! Alex Garrett, alleged to be connected
with the shooting affravi on East Euclid
avenue has been turned over to the
state authorities by the local police.
| For the benefit Of voters not prop
erly registered, registration books Will
be open in the following precincts to-
morrow from / o'clock until O'Clock In
| the afternoon: Sixth precinct OF the
second ward at Keene's drug store, cor
| ner of Seward and Gratten streets ana
at the third precinct of the second ward,
Goenour,s grocery store, BIZ East
Fourth street. In the second precinct OF
! the second ward books will be open at
i the auditorium from o'clock In the
morning until o'clock in the afternoon.
The Christian Messengers held their
second annual picnic in the City park
Saturday, Sept 26. There were 400
persons in attendance. Rev. F. c.
Parker of Kansas City was here to
attend the picnic and will remain un-
til tomorrow.
The next meeting of the jackson
County club will be held in two weeks
at the home Of Mrs. w. Douglas. 26
Winfield avenue. At the meeting held
at the home of Mrs. Roy Cline last
Friday afternoon the following were
present: Mrs. w. Douglas Mrs. r.
Stackleback, Mrs. Jacobson, Mrs. B. B.
lGflleece. Mrs. Guy Lopez. Mrs. B.
Bronson.
Among the bishops who will attend
the tenth annual conference of the In
dependent Methodist Episcopal church
in St. Louis. Mo-. will be Bishop w.
johnson of Topeka, the founder. The
conference will begin Wednesday.
With John A. Glazzier, of Hutchin-
son still confined in the county Jail on
a charge of assault with intent to kill,
his son-in-law. O'Neil, decided it would
be safe to take his wife. who is Gla-
zier's daughter. to his home near
Hutchinson. The woman has been held
as an inmate Of the state hospital for
insane Clazier il charged with an as
sault upon DR.. T. C. Biddle. superin-
tendent OF the asylum.
i Tillie Terry. who was married to
. Joseph Terry, May II. filed suit for d.
4 yorce today. She alleges 7non-support
and neglect and asserts that her hus-
band is preparing to leave her and go
ruIrn = Hao ~ t<pv
store her maiden name. Tillie Red. and
. requests that her husband be made to
turn over to her for her support $35 a
!, month.