Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02
. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


MIR. AND MRS. w. II. Mayo. 707
West Seventh street, announce the
birth Of 10-pound son February 20.
MIR. AND Mrs. c. n. HASKELL
returned Monday night to their home
in New York city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haskell have been in Tulsa for the
past two months.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued Yesterday to Lloyd Edwards of
Haskell and RLth Prichard, Haskell;
Harry B. Rogers, Benton, and Mabel
Lee If Wichita, Kan.
MABEL MGREGOR filed suit for
divorce from her husband, w. NJ.
McGro gor, yesterday in the superior
court. She alleges drunkenness. The
McGregors were married in 1918.
CRUELTY AND NEGLECT of duty
were the charges in 4 suit for di-
vorce filed yesterday in the superior
court by Ethel Smith from her hus-
band, T.. II. Smith. They were mar
ried september is, 1916.
AT A MEETING of the principals
of the city schools yesterday after
noon, the tentative date of the May
Day celebration was set as May 3.
1t also was decided to have the sec
ond annual school exhibit on May
7-S-9.
DIR: CHARLES n. EVANS. pres
ident-elect of Kendall college, re-
turned yesterday from Detroit where
he spent a week in attendance at
the national meeting of superintend-
I, Nf la.. Nlt n1 H.
cationaI association.
MRS. FRANK M SUTTON will
speak on "Discipliling Devices at
the regull~ meeting of the Patrons
Teachers association meeting at the
Horace Mann school at $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon. Miss Myrtle Hatch,
school nurse, and Mrs. Charles l..
Hall will speak on correlated themes.
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THE PACK-FIRING of an automo-
bile at the corner of First and Bos-
ton last night was the signal for the
tNrning in an alarm of fire. Sew
eral pieces of apparatus, including
the hook and ladder truck, responded.
but the defects of the automobile had
been remedied before the department
arrived. No damage resulted.
DECLARING HIS WIFE had ac-
cused him of being unfdithful to her
and had attempted to commit sui
eide by swallowing q quantity of
poison. w. l.. Couch yesterday filed
suit for divorce from BERTHE Couch
in the superior court. The petition
states that Mrs. Couch had told her
husband repeatedly she would COM
NIT suicide. The couple was mar
ried December s. 1915.
EXCELLENT SCORES were es-
tablished by the five target men of
the Tulsa Rifle club last night in
their match with the Glendale club
of Bedford. Ohio. The marks made
by individual members were: Free
man 1872, Alexander 17s, Davis III,
Wilburn 173, Moore 172. These
marks were made out of a possible
two hundred shots. The Tulsa club
Is negotiating with the Manhattan
CKan) club for n tournament, to be-
gin soon and which will last six weeks.
Events will be staged each week.
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J. c. CALLAHAN aged II and a
member Of the Grand Army of the
Republic, died last night at o'clock
at his home in Kendall after brief
illness He had been a resident OF
Tulsa for the past eight years and
was member of the Christian
church. lie is survived by two sons
and four daughters, who were at the
bedside. The funeral will be held this
afternoon from the home. with Rev
erend Darby of the Christian church
officiating. 1nterment will be at Oak
lawn cemetery.
REVIVAL MEETINGS conducted
by Reverend Albert Bean still con-
tinue at the Mission of Redeeming
Love with increased interest and
power as the thrilling sermons are
delivered from night to night, imbued
with heart touching and thrilling
scenes, alternating with original
songs and varied experiences of the
gifted and noted evangelist, who is
far superior to any who has ever
been to the mission and In many
ways the greatest, though the most
humble character that ever filled a
Tulsa pulpit. He will preach at the
mission tonight at s p. M, after the
street service at o'clock.
Mas