The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-10
SNAP SHOTS
Noon lunch. cremerie cafeteria:-Adv,
AT HOME NEWS

| Noon lunch. Cremerie Cafeteria.--Adv, :
! Mrs Charles Erickson received a
| broken leg in a fall on the stairs at
her home. 1725 Park street last night
| The regular meeting of the Sons of
Veterans auxiliary No. 6 will meet
Thursday night at the home of Nancy
j. Moon, 519 Madison street, on ac-
count of the fuel shortage.
A. A. Rodgers. 1904 Adams street.
twho was run over by a motor car
driven by the 13-year-old son of J. J.
King the evening of November IS.
was slowly recovering. it was said to-
day.
/ Cornelia Black was fined $50 and
costs Tuesday afternoon in the court
of Topeka for shooting Thomas Black.
her brother -in-law. five times She
| claimed that he abused her. They
are negroes. The shooting occurred
| October 16.
| Forty local automobile dealers went
to Wichita Tuesday night to attend
the annual convention of the Kansas
Auto Trades Association. Many vital
problems of the motor industries will
| come up at the meeting, according to
w. II. lines. of Topeka, president OF
| the association.
| Miss Jessie Hoover of the United
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| speak tonight to milk producers and
| distributors in the rooms of the Shaw
nee county farm bureau at the court
/ house Miss Rena Faubion, state
dairy inspector also will be a speaker.
Methods for increasing the per capita
milk consumption will be discussed.
L. r. Manley. Topeka Pure MIX COM
pany, will preside.
| The business girls club of the 7.
/ W. c. A. are planning dinners for a
number Of needy families in the city.
Each club has thru the Confidential
) Exchange taken one family to provide
| for The main items on the menus
are roast beef. bread, Lutter. potatoes,
canned goods. SUGAR. apples. cranber-
ries and candy. They are planning to
| do the food up in festive wra opings
and to take it in attractive baskets.
| Alvin Murphy, OF Topeka. has ar
| rived in San Francisco with returning
American units from Siberia. accord
| ing to word received by his father,
Roger C. Murphy. 1894 Jackson street
He was III the Philippines with the
Twenty-seventh infantry. and when
| the world war began he Travelled
| 81, 900 miles, it is said. trying ITO get
| to France. Returning to the United
States, he enlisted again and was sent
to Siberia.
| S. D. Flora. state meteoroiogist,
went to Wichita Tuesday night to at
tend the convention of automob
dealers. Flora will lay before the
auto men a resume of the work Of
1.-The weather department in making up
road bulletins which work was under
taken by him last spring. II the
proposition gains the support ana eH-
proval of the dealers, measures will
be worked out to provide the highest
| type Of efficient, comprehensive serv-
| ice in this branch of the weather de-
partment. Flora will return to To-
peka tonight.
| Miss Hazel Glenn entertained the
| Young Peoples class of the United
Brethren church at her home Tues
day evening. A business session was
followed by a social time and refresh
ments. Those present were Blanche
Miller Eva Kettering. Pearl Newman,
Norvelle Bowers, Thelma Givens, Mar
garet Stevenson. Bessie Stevenson,
Blanche Krieg. Meta SCHNEIDER. Jus
| tine Laird, Gladys Harper. Hazel
Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Catren. Ralph
Knowles, Ambrose Topper Bruce
Stevenson, Roy Clousing, Russell Cat
ren, Martin Miller. Carl Miller. Earl
Kurtz ana Ralph Glenn.
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