The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv-
Miss Ruth Rooster, who was formerly
tiers. is now connected with the Wales
Advertising Agency. She will solicit and
write advertisements
The following persons visited the Pier
sen Manufacturing plant, August II aud
13: Mr.. and Mrs. j.. L. Miller, Greeley,
Colo; A. r. Maness, Beloit, Wts.; Lisle. E
waukee, Wis.
The case of Sudie Burns, better known
as THE War Baby, N~Lo is charged with
running a disoFderly house at go Kansas
court Friday on account of absence Of her
attorney. Nine boys found shooting craps
in her house were fined $40 each.
Bernard Baruch, at one time the biggest
purchasing agent in the world, head Of
the war industries board, will come to
Topeka in September to meet the Kansas
farm organizations, it is announced by
J. c. Mohler.- secretary of the beard of
agriculture. The probable datezof his visit
will be the second week in September.
Is Clyde Anderson and IRA Olivett are being
held blythe police in connection with the
robberies of the Hindman store. 81 Kan
East Fifth street Detective Tim Donovan,
who Investigated the robberies. says he
found a purse on one of them which was
taken from the Hindman store They were
picked up by the police Friday.
II. II. Bair. North Topeka wall paper
deaier, had to deposit SIS in court costs to
bring a suit for S1996 against T. NJ. and
Inez Phillips in the district court today for
papering done in the Phillips home at 1919
North Central avenue. The Phillips fam
lily have been figuring prominently in a
divorce suit recently and prior TO the d.
rorce litigation they were defendants on
a charge of running disorderly house. =
Paul WalensteiR, cripple living on the
Seward avenue road. today stated that H.
! d. Milenbrook- a tenant, who Walenstein
claimed struck him and against whom
walenstein swore to warrant charging
| the alleged assault before a minister and
| a neighbor. Also, 1t was asserted. that
upon Miienbrook's agreement to pay court
/ missed. MiIenbrook's alleged failure To
move alfalfa which he cut and the action oil
| Walenstein in placing the alfalfa in the
| today that Milenbrook included in his
! apology regrets that he was tardy in plac-
/ ing the alfalfa IN the NOW.
Members of the Kansas agency of the
/ Peoria Life Insurance company left al
| noon today for their annual outing at the
| eOmpany's expense. Eleven persons from
| Kansas who will go on the trip gathered
| in Topeka this morning. After attending
I the annual sales convention in Peoria they
/ will go to Glacier Park. Ont. to spend two
weeks. Eleven members OF the Kansas
| agency sold more than 100000 worth o.
| insurance in the last year. Those who solo
more than 100000 have the privilege OF
taking their wives on the trip. Among
| those who are going on the outing are
! Mr. and Mrs. Luellen, Or. and Mrs G. d
and Mrs c. W. Lyon. Lyndon; Mr.. ant
Mrs. George H. Lyon. Mcpherson: Miss
| Helen C. Shoecraft and Mrs. L. E. McFad
| den, Topeka: C. c. Dofflenyre. Wichita
| W. A. Gist. Concordia; J. J. Bollin, Leav
| enworth Mabel st. John. Arkansas City
c. J. Harden. Arkansas City; c; F; Nc
Burlington; J. o. Parr, RossvvilIe; P. E
Falley, Topeka.