The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-15


petition in the district court asking
a divorce from Lavelle Duncan. She
claims he has frequently came home
intoxicated and that one time. in the
presence of friends, kicked and beat
her. She still bears a scar on her arm,
she says. She also asserts that he has
failed to provide her with food and
clothing, and that lately he has aban-
doned her.
ADV.
J. C. Goodsell, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Union Pacific.
with headquarters in Kansas City.
Mo, has gone to Omaha, Neb., as as
sistant general passenger agent. Seth
&c. Rhodes. general agent passenger
department with the Union Pacific at
Salt Lake City, now has the place
made vacant by Mr.. Goodsell.
Raymond. chiropodist. orpheum Bldg
Adv.
Fred Blalock, an employee of local
tire store, was arrested Monday by
Robert Pendleton and Oscar Perkins,
deputy sheriffs, on a state warrant
charging him with passing a worthless
check for SIS. Blalock also passed
other worthless checks, officers said.
The city commission this morning
recommended the payment of thirty
dollars to D. w. Adams to cover med
ical expense resulting from injuries
received while in employ of the city
light department..
Cash paid for liberty bonds. John
Kleinhans, S27 Quincy. Phone 2761-J.
ADV.
Seth c. Rhodes of Kansas City, pas
senger agent Of the Union Pacific, was
in Topeka Monday on business. Mr..
Rhodes came to Kansas City March 1
from Salt Lake City, where he held
the same position with the Union Pa
cific, and is taking trip over the
division to get acquainted with the
employees and patrons of the railroad.
List your property with the Shaw
nee Investment Company. Phone
5050.-Adv.
The members of Capitol City as
sembly No. SIG Equitable Fraternal
Union were entertained at a luncheon
in connection with the regular meet
ing, Monday night, at their hall. 120
East Sixth avenue. A number of vo-
mony Four. Both the luncheon and
music was highly enjoyed by all
present.
Charles Mingori, who escaped from
| the Boys Industrial school here some
| time ago, will be returned to serve Che
balance of his sentence, If Governor
| Hyde of Missouri. honors a requisi-
ton issued today by Governor Allen.
Mingori Is in Jail at Kansas City, Mo.
/ He was sent to the Industrial school
from Crawford county on conviction in
| the juvenile court for burglary and
grand larceny.
| Bids on the construction of protec-
tors for city electric light globes must
March %. The commission readver-
tised for bids after an Unsuccessful
attempt to let the contract.
ter than new. 35c-45c dozen. Culver
Hardware Co.-Adv
| o. D. Crofut of Kansas City, travel
ing passenger agent of the Union Pa
cific, was a visitor in Topeka Monday
Rhodes on his initial trip over the
division.
Trash in the second story of tbs
Hub Clothing store, sic Kansas ave
nue., caught fire shortly after II
O'Clock this morning. but was extin.
Iguished promptly by fire companies.
A check for $606 for his depart
ment treasury is the reward of Com
missioner W. S. Hancock for his eau
tious handling of the city,s funds fol
street work. In December Hancoch
Iordered ISL " tons of asphalt at S34
a ton, with the understanding that il
March 1 price on asphalt was lower
/ than that figure, he would be allowed
"a refund. The price lowered suffi-
| GENTLY to amount to the 1905.
An entertainment will be given b,
/ the Railway Postal Clerks associa
ton at their hall, 521 Quincy street
/ Tuesday March Is. The entertain
ment is to be given for the purposs
| of creating better understanding O.
the principles of the organization
The general public is invited. Thos'
i to have part in the program are Mis-!
I Genevieve Schiller, Miss Emma Sny.
der. Miss Florence Horacek. Miss julia
Keller, the Rev. A. E. Gregory. And,
Norma, Miss Hazel Bronyette. T. A
McNeal. Miss Helen Campbell, Mis-!
FLORENCE Maurer. Mrs. Edna Lyngal
and Ralph Lyons.