Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-16
CHy NeUS in Brief

| hospital. lie was operated ON yesterday.
HARRY HUDSON of The world adver.
tising department has joined his family for
| O. vacation IN Peoria, III.
MISS RUTH TUCKER is couvalescinr
| nicely after a recent operation in a local
| hospital.
MRS. ALMA LEE NEWPORT Of sapulpa
| Is visiting Miss Helen Chiffon for a few
days.
srpsry ruRyiNA j. spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Pur'nc of Mushoeoe.
A. T. MILLER VITO was injured at the
new Exchange National bank building last
Saturday j, recovering at local hospital
MISS CLEO y. HOOVER is just out OF
the hospital after three weeks confinement
| following an operation
REV G V. KmNG will conduct the
| fourth in the pilgrimage OF prayer series this
morning at Trinity Episcopal church. The
service will commence at $3.50 o clock.
JAMES uALr1BuRTcN Of the firm of
Scott, Halliburton a Abbott LETT Tuesday
tor the eastern markets, where he viii spend
two or three weeks.
THE WOMEN OF THE Tulsa Relief
Curps sewed in the Red Gross worNroom
Yesterday afternoon This particular otgani-
lation is specializing ON abdominal b'nV"E's.
NO LONGER win the tattcred ensign
wave over the courthouse. County Cicrk
Lows Cline issued orders for - new Flag
tc he raised this morning.
LLOYD " cox AND Mary Rachel Stew
art both Of Tulsa, were married tuesday
afternoon 10y Rev. II j. Jones. Iho wed.
ding was celebrated in local department
store.
WALTER POLLARD, NEGRO, after a
lengthy trial was convicted and fined S-o IN
municipal court yesterday afternoon upon
| charge Of stealing goods from the tailor shop
of j. J. DeSh@nc, ~ East lhir"'
| PRANK s. DAVIDSON, charged with doing
electric wiring without permit, pleaded guilty
| in municipal court yesterday afternoon and
was turned loose when he promised not TO
be an offender again
REV. j. W. DARBY WHO is spending the
| month of August in Colorado Is expected to
arrive home Saturday morning to conduct
/ the funeral Of G B Schan, which viii be hcId
| at IIoldeuNille, Okla, on sunday afternoon,
August ls.
SKELETON WORK FOR THE ninth floor
| size laoucd into view yesterday. The htruc.
turc When completed to its tenth floor story
will form the largest Skyscraper in Oklahoma,
in point of floor space
MARRIAGE Licenses WERE issued to
! tho following people yesterday Charley
! Holt ~, Bristol. and Lydia snapp; 2l, Tulsa;
! J. A shirley, 81, and Myrtle prun't 49,
| both OF Tulsa; Pink Setmile, 30, and Annie
Blackwell 20, both Of Hickory.
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS or THE Rotary
| club may provide musical instruments for
members Of the Tulsa ambulance ant cn-l'
! nccrS corps as result Of an appeal yester'
! day l.. Il Dairow complied with 'lc re-
aucst by donating two secondhand guitars.
rnr FUNERAL q NJ r. Walker. who
died suddenly sunday at lis residence. 1895
! Carson was held yesterday afternoon at
! the former home ot the family in Indiana,
la Services were in charge Of the Masonic
order, ot which the deceased was member
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! q NJ HAMILTON AND Joseph Roberts,
employees OF the Cosden Refinery company
met with slight accidents az that place ycstcr'
| day They were taken 10 the =. hos.
| pital whore their wounds were dressed and
they were immediately released.
"JvpGE THAT Girl HAD mo srrcsted
| for' stealing just because ! quite going with
ncr.." was the lamentatiou OF Arthur McRuf'
! fin. gorEoously &ttircd young negro, IN police
conrt Yesterday afternoon when he was iluet
| 500 on the charge ot theft Of ten dollar
bnl from Ester Eoonc, negro girl
, IN petition filed in ~ district court
Yesterday Mrs Fay Rcnton charged w. A.
Benton with cruelty neglect and non
! support Resides permanent separation the
| petitioner seeks alimony to the extent of SO
| per month. They have been married one
] year.
A NEW FIVE PASSENGER touring car
| helonciug 10 Bailey Bell, munt;ipal court
thieves Ill parked his car in front Of the
| Exchange National hank building yesterday
morning about IL clock and when return-
ing lew minutes later It was goro. lac
has offered S25 reward for the recovery.
| lie lives at 5lI South Wheeling.
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JUST BECAUSE He NOW Is grand
father for the first time, George W, Henry
| became so jubilant that he passed out cigars
and chewing gum as special treats for fellow
members oi the Tulsa Rotary club OF the
weekly luncheon at Hotel Tulsa yesterday
The smokes aud shiele were in honor OF
the arrival Of Miss Virginia, lopound baby
| daughter, born last week to Mr.. ard Mrs.
W FrcG Heury.
THREE sTIDHAM BRoTHERS William,
Edward and Henry from Depew, were ar
raigned before u s. Commissioner wilkins
Yesterday afternoon, charged with con
spirNey against the draft laws. Henry was
discharged, but William aud Edward were
held for :, grand jury Their bonds were
plsced AZ IS 900 each This disposes Of the
| eleven men brought from the Depew Milfay
! district.
r. y. SPGILMAN FORMERLY m at
tachc Of the local United States arTy re-
cruiting office passed thru Tulsa yesterday
en- route from Oklahoma City 10 Syracuse, n
/ Y, 10 enter upon new duties following . pro
motion Spillmsn, who has been in charge
OF the recruiting station at the capital city
for several months, has been graduated from
the rank Of sergeant 10 second lieutenant in
the regular army.
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SIX NEGRO BoNS RANGING from 10 TO
l6 years Old. pleaded guilty TO charge Of
rambling in police court yesterday afternoon
Three were turned over TO their parents who
promised TO impose fines upon them at nome
One drew an assessment OF 81 and two OF
the older of the boys were fined IS, When
one OF tn, smallest offenders was asked
how they were gambling he stated they we're
playing 'marblcs.'
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STATISTICS are being filed with the bu.
reau OF census OF the United States In re.
CARDS to the number OF divorces and mar
Tisge licenses which are granted each year