Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIE

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! MARRIAGE LICENSES were is.
q sued yesterday TO T.. A. Melluish OF
Ottawa. Kan. and Mary r. Brennan
I of Tulsa; Joseph II. Yoho, Oilton, and
p May Smith Of O.lton.
MISS 81 u SMITH, who for the past
, seven years has been connected with
the city auditors office, RESIGNED vcs-
"ith tn" IT, l.. Mccormick Paving
company.
MISS IRENE BOWEN and Miss
Grace stewart were the leaders at the
ieEuiar afternoon Ncspcr services
held at the y. w. C. 4. cottage last
sunday. Miss Marian Bennett gay c
IA vocal solo.
THE REV. G. w. KERR of the
flrst Presbyterian church viii have
charge OF the regular Monday services
held at the Right Way laundry today.
The meetings are under the auspices
OF the Z. w. G. \.
THE FIRST DEACONESS to be en-
ployed 10y the Boston avenue Method
list church is Mrs. Elizabeth Kreitz.
VINO VIII take up her duties at the
ll)eaconess' home, ID West Fifth
street, Immediately.
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DIR. CHARLES EVANS, president
elect Of Randall college, and Princi-
pal Greer OF the Minneapolis city
school system, spoke to the student
body OF Tulsa high school at the reg
ular assembly yesterday afternoon.
| in ORDER TO re-elect officers ami
To effect complete reorganization,
the old members of the Ben Hur
court Will meet Saturday night at the
knights of Pythias hall. About
thirty new members will be taken in
| to strengthen the new society.
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BUD" NELSON. who shot and
Killed John Kennedy at a dance Civ
en- at the ranch owned by Jack Har.
low few weeks ago, will be taken
today to Pawhuska, where he will be
committed to Jail Nelson has been
under the care Of a physician here
having shot himself in the fight
MISS ANNA MAE ROSS. one Of
Tulsas young business women, has
returned to Arkansas for short visit
among relatives and friends. The sue
cess with which Miss Ross has man.
aged one of the local bakeries the past
year is an evidence of the sterling
qualities of the business women of this
city.
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MAYOR HUNT announced yester-
day afternoon that there would be no
meeting of the city commissioners this
morning, due to the absence from the
city of several of the commissioners
who are out with the Chamber OF
Commerce boosters on their excursion
The next meeting will be held Friday
morning.
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THIRTY NEGROES carelessly in
terrupted from a crap game in the
rear of pool hall at Archer and Gin
cinnati avenues, proved to be too
much for Detective Joe Del Beccaro
Friday night. As a result Del Bee
caro- contendted himself with the
owner, De George, who was fined SIS
yesterday morning.
A GROUP of PROMINENT Ma
sons left last night for Oklahoma City
where they will attend the grand |
lodge meeting of the chapter and |
commandery While there they will |
exert every effort to land the next |
Royal Arch and Knight Templar
meetings for Tulsa. e. L. Wilson.
George A. Dole, John A. Walker and
Harry Welliver composed the party.
EVIDENCE IN THE CASE Of the
Richardson Dry Goods company of
st. Joseph. Mo. VS.. Rachael Brady
of this city, having been. completed
yesterday in the United States dis
trict court Judge Pollack instructed
the jury to return sealed verdict
at 10 o'clock this morning. There
were two counts in the case, one for
an open account involving about So
600 and another ONprIna note |
for S35061.
JUDGE JOHN C. Pollack of Kan
sas City. Mo-. one of the best criminal
attorneys in the west. is occupying
the bench of the United States district
court in this city this week. Judge
Pollack relieved Judge Wade who has
returned to his home in Davenport,
Iowa. The attention Of Judge Pol
lack is being directed to the civil as
signment for this week The judge Is
Lucille Pollack, and secretary, Miss
Elizabeth LaBarr. All are guests at
Hotel Tulsa.
FRANK WOLF, deputy sheriff
captured a wagon load of wet goods
last night. and at the same time
started a mad chase by the entire sta
ton force of the police department for
the companion blockade runner
when he fired three revolver shots in
rapid succession. at the corner Of
The chase. in which the motorcycle
coppers and the patrol wagon took
part. led over the greater part of the
northwest section of the city, but
without results.