The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-13

Russell and Arthur. and Lggett was
ordered to pay s2o month for their
! support
The Kansas Master Plumbers an
Z nuaI convention will be held at Salina
on March 2z and IS An attendance
Of about $50 plumbers from over the
( state is expected The convention met
in Topeka last year.
Altho the mild weather brought out
an unusually large number of flappers
! on Kansas avenue Sunday afternoon
careful inspection from poiuc Of
vantage failed TO reveal any evidence
I of an eighty-seven budget
Mrs. Lulu Ledford, 212 Branner
street. today filed a petition in the
I district court asking a divorce from
I Ernest C. Ledford, whom she charges
with neglect and desertion. They
were married in May, 1920.
The Rev J. B. Gibson. pastor Of
the Seward Avenue Methodist church.
who recently celebrated his fiftieth
anniversary as Methodist minister,
active work as pastor N the near fu
ture.
An old broken down rafting Ford.
shaking in every rib. creaking at every
exhaust. Jerking and jumping at every
move OF the cylinders groaned its way
Up and down Kansas avenue Saturday
evening On the rear was q sign read
ing: 1T Amt a Cad"
The members of the First Congre-
gational church will hold a. reopening
service for the new addition. of the
church at 1890 o'clock Thursday eve
ming An open house program has
been arranged and friends of the
church are invited to attend
a pint OF whisky found by officers
when they raided the shoe shine par
Tor at 525 Il Kansas avenue resulted
in a 5000 fine and a sixty day Jail
sentence for Angel KapIos. Greek. in
the district court Saturday Judge
James Mcclure parole him as to the
jail sentence.
Louis Howard. on parole from the
state penitentiary, where he was sent
from Wyandotte county, was arrested
Sunday morning by Robert Pendleton,
deputy sheriff, on charge OF violat-
ing his parole. The officers have
been looking for him for some time,
1t was stated.
The first annual memorial service
OF the Lowman Methodist church was
observed Sunday. Persons who pre-
vice were: John NJ Barstow. Miss
Margaret Bell. Miss MurieI Randall,
L. W. Lommasson,-Sidn s. Smith
and Dr. c W. Schwartz
A Topeka man whose digestive sys-
tenn was inclined that wav. sat down
in restauranrthe other day and paid
twenty cents for an orange, a pinch
OF sugar and 4 glass of water. At
a grocery store the same evening he
purchased three oranges of equal size
and quality for ten cents
There were reported to the eitv
health department during the week
which ended Saturday. two cases of
social disease, four cases OF tubercu-
los1s, five cases of dfphtheria, three
cases OF scarlet fever, five cases of
pneumonia one scase of humps and
thirteen cases of chickenpo1.
Mrs. Myrtle Hipsher, 40 Monroe
street, was granted a divorce from
Robert Hipsher in the district court
saturday afternoon. and restored to
her maiden name Myrtle Brown. She
charged her husband with extreme
cruelty and failure to support her.
They were married in August. 1914.
The dental office at T25 Kansas
avenue. formerly occupied by DR.. T. s.
Morrison, has been purchased by DIR.
G A Kraus, formerly of Eskrfdge
The quarters are being remodeied and
Doctor hraus will open his practice
there in the near future. Doctor and
Mrs Morrison are now on the staff of
the State Boys Industrial school
District No. 5. OF Beuiah chapter.
order of Eastern Star. will hold a
meeting at 2:15 o'clock Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs z. W. Swan,
SIG Lane street The assisting hos
tesSes will be Mrs F. NJ KuIp Mrs
c. NJ Crews. Mrs. Gussie Farrar Mrs. |
Anna Read. Mrs o. 2. Price. Mrs. E
D King and Mrs L. H Rehkoff
Variety is not the spice of life inso- 1
far as it pertains to police whistles, |
according to Chief G. A. Swallow. !
Chief swallow this morning placed an
order for enough standard whistles to |
equip all patroimen and traffic Of !
ncers. They are of loud, clear tone !
and are uniform in all respects Under !
the present system nearly every police /
man has a different kind of whistle. I
according to the chief.
motion for a new trial filed by I
Miss Liberty Nedeau. 11-year-oid I
Rossville girl. was overruIed in the |
Clure Saturday afternoon Miss Ne /
deau was sentenced to the girls in
dustrial school at BelOit after a jury |
in the district court had found her
guilty OF immoral conduct, sustaining
the finding of Judge J. D. NJ Hamil-
ton in the probate court
All records were broken Sunday
night when = Ford car driven by
Kansas City man nearly ran over Dr.
T. r. Hyatt. 1900 Harrison street. at
Eighth and Kansas avenue Doctor
Hyatt was carrying a package of
photograph records. which he said he
u quick jump for his life The car ran
over the records and most. Of them
were broken The motorist then took
Doctor Hyatt to his home
District No. Z. o. E S. will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock with
Mrs L W. Wilson. 1888 Boswell ave
nue.. All members OF the Eastern star
who desire TO attend this meeting may
10 so. The assistant hostesses will in
,Iude: Dr. Nancy Godfrey. chairman
Mrs. Joe LongshOre, Mrs c. C Brown,