The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-06-19

Prof. Ambras Babero. will reappear
at the First Baptist Church on wednes
day night, June 23th.
There will be merry new festur.
presented Wednesday night at the First
Baptist Church on the 80.
Hon. Jacob Jones, a prominent attor.
ney Of Taft. passed through the city
enrouta to Boley last Tuesday,
Mr.. Albert Smitherman. brother OF
We ed tor, dropped ia town this week
and will remain a few days visiting
and recuperating.
]. S. Kirby has accepted a positio ion
travelling salesman for the Mccoy Coal
Co OF Mohawk, and will begin his
duties at once.
Mr.. A. d. Davis, OF 307 N. Elgin, is
again out after a short address we
hope him great success during his alb
sence. from the city.
Berry, who shot policeman Pigg last
Sunday morning has been caught and
turned over to the county authorities
on a charge of assault and battery.
The Katy Cafe at 602 Il. Archer is
your service in tho line OF serving first
cl ass short order meals and special ac
commodation. Give them trial.
Mrs G. W. IIutchins was at the
Williams confectionery Wednesday
evening and enjoyed several rounds Of
refreshments and swt ct meats.
Mr.. N. o. Bryant, president OF the
Brook,vlle Telephone Co., was vi,lu
or at our sauctum and reported that
that his Co., was being we'll received
and encouraged.
Prof. J. ". Hughes is in Okmulges
conducting tho County Normal. Mrs.
Hughes will join him in few days for
recreation and pleasure at her old
time home.
Miss Lucille Goodwin, oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Goodwin has
returned home home from Fisk Univer-
sty for her vacation, and has accepted
a clerkship with the Goodwin Grocery
Company.
NJ. Rob l.. Edwards har severed his
connection with the Star, and will no
longer represent this paper. lie will
leave the city and engage iu the pro-
fsssion Of teaching.
The Dreamland Theatre has inaugI
ated very useful feature besides the
splendid attractions on the board every
night, and that Is the giving away Of
prizes In tho form OF groceries and pro
visions.
We are anxious to print the news
among our people, and will consider it
favor II you have any item Of interest
to pablish To send it into the office. OF
course we mean by this news and moth
ing in the form of advertisement for free
publication.
Cicero Byrd, Jr., student OF Lang
ston University, is playing base ball
with Oklahoma City this year. This is
one Of the professional colored teams
OF this season, he is playing short stop,
his residence is in Muskogee, Okla.
Dad Howard who is now in full
charge end management Of the Dream
land Theatre is unquestioably the right
man in the right place. lie comes To
Tulsa ripe with experience in the theat
rical business and from now on some
thing is going to happen in this popular
amusement place. Look out for
surprises every day in the week
The rally at Mt. Zion Baptist church
last Sunday was record breaker, q
total Of $4,000 was raised, and the
Trustees, were able to Lift all then II
standing debts, and had S6lo0 leu
treasury for the building fund. Ali'thc
departments of tho church joined yal
iantly in this rally, and the pastor has
just reasons for being proud OF his
loyal aud faithful membership.