Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
City NelUS in Brief

ATTORNEY Ed K. BROOKS Of Muskogee
was In the city yesterday on business.
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STATE AUDITOR +. b HOWARD is here
looking after interests be has in oil wells IN
this country.
II. C. zIEGER. superintendent Of the OK
lahoma hospital, Is in Oklahoma City TO at
tend the state nurses convention.
BOB CARLTON was discharged in police
court Yesterday from the yAgrancy charge
police.
". r. COHUMER OF Muskogee is in the
city visiting his brother and sister, DR. Z. /,
parting for the military training camp.
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DIR C. c. HENDERSON,. who underwent
slight operation at Kansas City the fret
Of the week is conva.escing nicely and viii
probably be able TO return home Saturday.
FRANK MORRIS, employed in the yards
at the Oklahoma Iron Works, died yesterday
morning from heart failure. The body was
taken to his home at Haskell and Madison
streets.
F. s. OSBORN returned YESTERDAY morn
ing from business trip TO Kansas City 20
find his office in the Ohio building, which
he had just refurnshed, swept away by Tues
day nights disastrous fire.
United States club OF boys department Of
the Y NJ. c. A. wiz meet tonight at clock
to plan for the first hunt Permission from
several OF the largest land owners in this
vicinity has already been received TO hunt
upon their lands.
CLARENCE WYNNE Of Tulsa who has
been at Camp Travis. Texas. for the past
three weeks. has been transferred TO Fort
Logan II. Roots, Ark. and with others sim
lnsrly assigned left Camp Travis on Tuesday
night for Fort Roots.
PATRIOTIC meeting Of the high school at
the assembly period yesterday resulted In
the announcement that each class will buy
and freshmen and sophomores each $50
bond. Representatives from each class chosen
by the English department Of the high school
gave ten'minute talks on patriotic subjects.
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FRIENDS OF Mrs Louise J. Rittenhouse Of
Chandler will be interested to learn OF her
appointment AZ chairman OF Lincoln county
for the United States food administration in
continues until November 4. Mrs R,ten.
house was also appointed chairman of the
womsn's Liberty bond committee OF Lincoln
county.
WITH A HEFTY roll OF confederate money
in his hands, Jim Neighbors, a negro crap
shooter was making a frantic effort to get
into a crap game with a number of other
negroe spots when Policeman Young one
Of the negro cops swooped down on tho
game and preventd Jim bitakng IT up with
his big bills. He and II. Perry and Harry
Moore were fined SO so each in police court,
Judge Evans making 1t light for them be
cause Young said thy are all working ne
groes.'
EMIL HERMAN, the New York artist. who
Is In the city with a big collection Of his
paintings, feels that ii was the intervention
Of kind providence which prevented him
from being heavy loser in Tuesday night S
to have his csnvases removed from the ex-
press office to the display room OF the Tulsa
Decorating company and only the failure of
; truck, which had been ordered for the
work, TO arrive, saved the works OF art from
going up in flames.
KARL PAUL GUSTAV Hentsehel, q Ger.
man. who broke his parole st Milwaukee in
September. is wanted by the government and
Ii is believed he may be in Oklahoma, as hs
was at McAlester In June. He Is 40. weight
$50, clean shsven, blue eyes, light brown
hair, red face, defective teeth and a scar on
the right side OF his face extending to the |
eye. He poses as plano tuner and John II. |
Whalen government representative in the |
federal building. will take him quickly IL
anyone runs across him. The government |
wishes TO intern him. Hentschel came 10 the |
United States in 1914 and has bd,n all over
he country. From Houston. Texas he went |
over into Mexico and became . captain in
he Mexican army