Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19
City NeUS in Brief

CUB NetCS IN DIfeI
TRAFFIC SERGEANT Jim Pnhrron
dorned d ncw uniform yesterday The gar
mrri is Of tAe latest metropolitan type
LOUIS MILLER who has been in charge
N the dining room at Hotel Tulsa for more
than year has been given charge Of the
dining room iu the ketchum hotel.
CHARGING ASSAULT with intent TO Kill,
W G. Ford 80 tctrday filed complaint IN
Juustce Leo Dahiel'k court Against fOm Car
peuter The hearing Nil be FRIDAY morning.
FIFTEEN MEN charged With being in
to,lcated within the city Of Tulsa were
penah4rd so each IN be municipal court
ye.terday
THE BOARD Of county commissioners me;
In regular session yesterday at the court
house Regular business, including the al.
loving Of claims, took ~ the attention oi
the board
FUNERAL SERVICES over the remain. -
Lewis Potce will be held al the iamlg
home 244 Vest Thirteenih, this afternoon
At O'Clock lnterment viii be at Rose
ilill cemetery.
WOKKMEN WE'RE busy yesterday eniars
ing the banking room Of the Producers state
bank Much .pAce that has heretofore been
used A. al uHenciosed lobby j. 10 be walled
in thereby giving the banking house consid'
cradle more space.
BOND FORFEIT RE Of s25 in the ease
Of Bert Ness was tet aside yesterday by
Police Judge I ID EyAns foilO~ing the sp-
peatanee of the defendant who showed the
court be had been held ia hospital and was
unAble 20 appear for tria.
INFORMATION WAS filed yesterday in
Justice Lee Daniels court against Albert
Moore. charging him with the theft Of s43
from n Smith The robbery j. ali 'sed TO
have taken place May T. Hearing has been
set for Friday morning
BECAUSE or the absence OF John Moran
deputy United States marshal, and assistants,
the federal office ma assumed deserted
aspect They are attending the United
States court at McAle.ter. where they eN-
pect TO remain during the present week
REV H T JONES preached the r.sql.,
morning sermon in the church held at Crb
siding sunday. Crib siding IS one Of the
stations on the Sand Springs line and the
people have organized church and hold
preaching and Sunday school services each
Sunday.
PAUL COOK. ll-year old son of " T
Cook 1924 Wet FIRST, who fell from the top
Il the Third street yiaduct sunday evening
broken arm and several scratches and cuts
about his head and arms Altho the lad was
Suffering much his condition is not serious.
MARRIAGE LIcEN'Es were issued yes.
terday to the following couples: James }.
Lis,rh-e aged 80. Of Orange, Texas ana
Georgia Ruth Hood, aged 81 OF league
Texas. VIII Watson, aged ~, Tulsa. and MIS-.
Lottie Bell aged 81, Tulsa oscar T. Dublrr,
,ged rs Tulsa, and Hazel Csrtwell, aged
H. Tulsa
Prizes FOR WINNERS Of the county
school field meet which vas held this spring
were received yesterday at the office Of Mrs
Minuette B Hedges assistant county super.
iutendent Of schools, and will be forwarded
10 their respective owners. The prihes are
in the form Of gold, silver md bronze
medals
JUDGE COM LINN has taken under ad'
yisement 4 motion filed Ia district court yes
t,Aay afternoon asking for more definite
Information in the case OF Lorenzo Griet
against the city. City Attorney John Wood
ard introduced the motion. The case. Whch
probably will be heard this week, is suit
against the city for damages amounting to
IS 600 caused By sewer overflow on the
property OF Grier near Central park.
LAST NIGHT a reception was given in
the First Presbyterian church psrlor to the
George II Winn family and the ney city
missionary Rev L A. Weston and wife.
large crowd Of Presby teriAns greeted the two
nov pastors OF that church 1 picnic viii
aIso Be given in honor Of these two mis-
sionary pastors and their families by the
sunday school Off GERS and teachers Of the
Prc.byterJu church today at Sand Springs.
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both THE MES and the women viii have
an opportunity TO get personally acquainted
with tte foreign and city missionaries Of the
First Prcsbyterian church. The men OF the
congregation viii have luncheon at the T.
NJ & 4 next Tuesday az noon and tho
women will meet the pastors and their wives
~ the meeting Of tho fla'iy Graybill Mission
Ary tociety at 2.3O O'Clock Thursday after
noon iu the church paTlor.
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BFssrF LACEY filed a suit IN superior
court yesterday. asking for divorce from
her highland Frank + Lacey whom she mar
ried IN February. 1917. Mrs Lacey alleges
A. grounds FOR yeparston that on April IS,
1917. her husband met her on the streets
OF Wichita Kan. and shot at her five times.
one % the bullets struck one Of her limbs.
ts a result of which she WAS confined in the
hospital for Elk weeks.