The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26
The regular Sunday

The regular Sunday Vesper services |
at the Y. W. G. A. viii be held tomor-
row under the direction Of Mrs l.. J. |
Dyke. An especially good program
has been arranged for the service and
Miss Mary McClung will give II
reading. "The Mansion by Henry
VanDyke A mixed quartet and sever
al duet numbers have been arranged
by Mrs. e. +. Glenn, who has charge
NJ the music Home hours will he held
from ; to Q and refreshments viii be
served
Judge Oldfield Of the superior court
this afternoon sustained motion of
Mrs. +. W. Germalne for Il continu
nnce IN the divorce proceeding insti-
tuted against her by her husband. The
case was set for trial on December
81.
Luther Clogston, had been without
whiskey for ~ months according to
his statement to Judge Price In po
lice court this morning and as II
was Christmas day he thought he
would break training. he said His
appearance ON u drunk charge today
followed Investigation showed that
Clogston had recently been released
from the state penltentiary, which ex-
piained his abstlnance. lie was re-
leased TO lawyers who said they want.
ed him Ms witness IN circuit court
case. Clogston IN from Ohio and win
return there as soon as he testifies,
he said.
Ever Tried Them? The 35c Lunch
con (50c Oh Sunday from IL 80 To
! . 80 D. M and the SOC dinner from
/ 5 80 to $50 y, m. Dining room In
charge Of T. II. Dolph. formerly Of
the Savoy Cafe Hotel Kingkade--
/ ADV.
C.H. Nicholson. Of Eriek, Oh, called
at the police station today 10 invite
Chief Webb Jones to rabbit drive
near his home on New Years day.
Chief Jones was out when Nicholson
called. and the invitation was held
over until later. Nicholson IN I'm old
( friend OF Jones he said.
| Secretary Of State Ben +. Harrison
today granted the following charters .
81. Johns Catholic church Of Bartles-
Vile, capital none; interpretations
John Van den Hende, H. l.. Connolly,
J. ]. Larkin, Bartlesville. First Pres
byteriRn church of Durant, capital
none ncorporators Horace Marshall.
n a. Macdonald, A. II. Ferguson, Du-
rant The Short Grass OH and Gas
company Of Iawton, capital $4,000
lncorporatots. Oscar ]. Jones' Yelton,
Ok: ]. G. Lowry and Charles Pres
cott, Englewood, Kan.
! .
Goycrnor Cruee today honored a
reaulsition for ID. q, Graham, wanted
In Lancaster county, Neb.', on
charge OF forgery and uttering forg
ed instrument He II under arrest
at Tulsa. Howard II. Antics, ar
officer from Nebraska, after havinl
secured reauisition papers today, lef'
for Tulsa for his prisiner.
The friends Of N. N, Wssleker ar
7oohing forward with considernbl
pleasure 10 a lecture which he ha
promised to deliver at the Skirvin he
tel In the near future. His principa
subject will he "Life In India" an
win he followed by talk on othe
interesting topics.
Word has been received at the stat
headquarters that H. g. Creel one q
the editors Of the Appeal 10 Reason
viii attend the state Socialist CONVEX
ton here December %, no and n, an
will lecture on Japan and IN
; Hawaiian Islands" showing i,SO0 fec
Of motion pictures and 100 slides O
Views taken IN recent trip " thos
places. Mr. Creel was ON II trf
around the world when the Eur0pea
war hrpke out and II became nece'
sary for him 10 return 10 the Unite
States. This lecture win be free an
win probably be given In the nperio
court room
.Nt. ||f. .
judge George W. Clark IN the N,
trict court has ruled that the case 3
|. II. J.. Allison against Governor Le
: Cruce and officers Of the state militt
/ In which action was brought for Il
! terfering with the Tulsa running rae,
| last spring mnst go TO Jury n
settlement. This ruling does not col
stltnte 80 much decision that n
chief executive may be restraine
, from calling upon the militia ut n
discretion as q matter appertaining