The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-31
SNAP SHOTS
III - 60 Coz eoroner.-Adv.
AT HOME NEWS

DR.. H. L. Clark for coroner--Adv.
anna ] Hoffman today filed petition
for n divorce from Louie HOFFMAN She
charges him with non-supporr-
The pupils of Miss Helen PhipPs' violin lin
instructor were heard in recital At the
\ ". {. A this morning
Mrs. Flora Rundy has returned ,l,oi from m
Dallas. Fex., where she was the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. H. i. Cnylor-
An issues of Liberty Bonds bougn.
and sold The Shawnee investment
Co 534 Kansas avenue Adv
Mrs Pansv Milton. general secretary OF
the y. w {. A. at Salina, formerly con on
lected with the local y. W: I. A. Is IN INC
city for a. few days Visit
We have choice list of Kansas muhl 81
,,,f md school bonds at an attractive IN
ierest rate Phone 1916, MISS Nay 9 3I,..i
Kansas Securities Co, 40l-5 Ne" EnsiaHu
Mrs Elizabeth Arthur formerly, Topeka
pnIicewoman. is editing pupHcatioh
known as Redistribution. IN " ashl4ston'
j. e The paper was estaolishea I,-t 20 F ;n
the United States
" \. welsh. head shop time keeper for
the Santa Fe in Topeka, has accepted
position as special cost accountant OF Ine
Frisco. His temporary headquarters VIII VIII
he in Memphis, Tenn, after WhIcA ne VIII
be established at Fort Worth. TEX
Mrs A u. Gray will be board Of
directors representative of the y We A
at the conference Of eity assoc seq
? delegates
inn in august Mrs Gray is the twenty-seetc,-
ond delegate chosen by the local L W.
ca
All American Legion men are invited 10 10
attend the soldiers and settlers reunion
to he held by the American Legion posi- ~
Sedan. Kan. September %. % =, anu -.
The Sedan pnst expects the occdsiuH ~, ~
he one of the biggest in the history Oh tle
community.
Miss Helen Campbell. recent queen OF
the American Legion carnival ana h fit5St
Of the office force of the Santa re IFeieht
auditor is in Los Angeles. Cal, Whefe
she is studying aesthetic dancing at inc
Marian Morgan Academy one nj t,i, rat,irn
of absehce from her work ana VIII Ietu4"
after completing the dancing course
Maps showing the drainage basins OF
the Kansas Arkansas and MaralS III
(-yanes rivers in Kansas, Nebraska anu
colorado have been prepared for hmlted
distribution by the Kansas water CoiIl ll4s-
sion in cooperation with the hlted St i,,o1
geological survey ana may De tDtaille
frru Roger C. Rice. United States geo
logical survey office, postoffiee buildlhe.
Mrs Edythe Knox of Wichita. sister OF
can Legion did not commit SUICIDE as an
Hounccd in dispatches. According 70
wichita Mrs. Knox fell into deep lnrlga-
zion ditch when the sod embankment cfnm-
bled and was drowned before ala couId
leach her
N wilson of Atwood was brought
To Topeka from Denver to face charge
of attempting to induce Opal Smith. an
commit perjury. Wilson was found guilty
bv Rawiins county jury of a statutory
offense and has appealed to the supreme
court. 1t is claimed that he attempted TO
get Miss Smith to offer perjured testimony
al the trial.
Richard J. Hopkins, attorney general
and Edward Rooney. his opponent for
l,ominution ut the primaries, were the prin-
cipaI political speakers at Republican
melting held at Highland Park school house
Friday night. John 5 Dawson. candidate
for reelection to tho supreme court, was
another STATE candidate to speak. In ad-
slitjon twenty-five candidates for county
offices spoke.
Charles skinner of Topeka. has accepted
position with President Wilson's confer
ence committee and with his wife las gone
to New York a vacation prior To taking
up his new duties. The committee repre-
SCENTS all the railroads and handles work
in connection with government valuation