Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

DIR. ]. w. CHILDS is able to be out
again after two weeks confinement
to his home on account OF illness.
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THE REGULAR monthly meeting
OF the Horace Mann Patrons-Teach-
ears association .will be held in the
school auditorium at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon.
DIR. PETER COPE WHITE has re-
sumed his professional duties after "a
months confinement to his residence.
Sls South Elgin avenue. on account
of pneumonia.
MARTHA MURPHY filed suit in
superior court yesterday for divorce
from her husband, Allen l.. Murphy.
She charges cruelty and desertion
The couple were married June Is,
1914.
NONSUPpORT AND neglect of duty
are cited in IA petition for divorce
filed in the superior court yesterday
by Roberta Sellers from her husband
Frank. The couple were married in
November, 1911. They have one
child.
HENRY CRAWFORD. aged 50, of
Speed. Mo. died at the home Of his
sister. Mrs. ora T.. Upp. 1929 Denver
avenue, sunday afternoon. The body
was shipped To his home yesterday
morning for burial. lie is survived by
wife and one son.
ONE HUNDRED CANDIDATES
will be taken into the local order of
Royal Neighbors at the twenty-first
anniversary celebration in X. Of u. |
han tonight The business session
VIII be preceded by banquet TO all
Royal Neighbors and Modern Wood
men of America.
COUNTY DEMONSTRATORS c. T.. |
Earnheart spoke TO the high school !
student body on the coming cleanup
campaign at the regular assembly in
the Boston avenue Methodist church ,
yesterday afternoon. The prizes for
school children were announced and
explained to the pupils
CHARLES r. ABBOTT returned !
yesterday from Riverside, Cal. where |
he attended the funerals of his broth |
er and sister-in-law. Mr. Abbott was
called to California some time ago to |
see his brother. who was in "A critical
condition. The brother died shortly |
after he arrived, ana within the next
month his wife died.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is !
sued Yesterday to Henry J. Morris,
Diumrisht and Mrs. Willie Coving- |
ton of Drumright; Albert J. Mapel, |
Tulsa, and Mrs. Flossie II. Satterswait /
of Tulsa: Esbert Lockhart. Collins
vile, and Edith Bladsor of Coweta: |
Press Remington. Tulsa, and Paddle /
Connor of Leonard; Jay NJ. Franklin. |
Wellington. Kan. and Rertie Dimple |
oi springfield, Mo.
THREE KENDALL professors will !
leave this school in a short time. The |
resignation of L. s Morgan. depart
mont of mathematics, was accepted at
Il recent meeting OF the board of trus- |
tees. r.. r.. Cochran. instructor in |
Latin, and j. II. Collard, history and .
Spanish. have been granted leaves of r
absence, the former to take his mas
ter degree and the latter the Ph. ID. /
degree, both in Columbia university.
SUPERINTENDENT T.. Il. Ober-
hotter addressed "A general meeting /
of the teachers in the city schools at
the high school building yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Oberholtzer continued |
his subject of English, taking up the
phases of composition and common
speech. He also told them something
of the topics emphasized at the recent
national meeting Of superintendents
at Detroit. Michigan, which he at
tended.
LETllA CASTON, alias Withers.
was arrested yesterday on the charge
o. stealing "A diamond ring from Ross
II. Rayburn. president and manager
Of the sand Springs Realty company.
Rayburn rooms at the Elks' club ana
missed the ring Sunday afternoon.
The Castor woman, employed as a
domestic was the only person known
to have been in the room. Later she
was searched at the police station bur
nothing was found The ring was
found under the hall rug in front of
Ilayburns room later. IL is valued
at S210.