Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29
City NelCS in Brief

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| JOHN J. HARMON president Of Kansas
WESLEYAN university, salina will address the
Y. N. c. A. forum Sunday afternoon.
+. r. GooDEN of Dewey, Okla. enlisted
in The nayl Yesterday as an apprentice lea-
man ana left for Oklahoma CITY.
THE woMAxs;s RELIEF coFrs viii
home Of Mrs Lil'h D Lindsay.
rector \. Thompson Of the Y N. G. 4.
| that cpen house win be kept at the Y. NJ.
G. 4. building New Years day.
THOMAS DuoKETrf is home from Camp
Bowie, Fort Worth, TSxas on several
days furlougha which Ne ne is spending Win
his parents, Mr.. and MRS. waiter DueNeu
WILLIAM HAsRAiiAN who is in tho
national army at Camp Pike. Little Rock,
Ark, will return to camp MonaSy at'ef
7. G. E1DLER Of St. Louis, appointed
new assistant freight agent Of the local Of
| flee, arrived Monday.
| r. d. SANFORD. stationmaster OF tHe
Frisco las returned home from an extended
visit in Michigan.
| FRED =. MILLIAN Of the George A. Full
| Ter Construction company has returned rfler
few days visit with home folks in Kan
| saS City.
poxELsoy c. ]. kRoeEnrsoy has 1e.
turned TO Camp Travis. Texas after q brief
leave of absence at home Young Mr. Rob
| ertson Is in the national army and recently
was made sergeant.
| DEPUTY u. s. MARSHAL JOHy MORAN
seized a trunk trom Frisco train yestcr'
day, going from Kansas City to Okmulsee,
containing ls quarts of liquor. There was
no information as to the owner and no ar
rest was made.
! BETHEL. YOUNG, negro working for
the Model laundry, was arraigned before
| United States Commissioner j. H. Wilkins
yesterday on charge 81 introducing liquor.
His preliminary was set FOR Monday ind
bond fixed at $500
THE IIGHTEsT DAY Of the month was
experienced yesterday by the state free elu-
| plOymont bureau. Places were found Tor II
men aud seven women. December was tho
next hshtest day, when places were found
for II men and eight women.
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@, V NORRIS of Drumright was fin"l $50
in the municipal court yesterday for carry
| ing concealed weapons in his auto Fred
Tyndsll OF the same city, who was arrested
at the same time with Morris, did not appear
| for trial.
| s. II, LEWIS, member of the County
Council Of Defense, left last night for OKLA.
homa City, where he. will attend state
| meeting OF this organization called by the
state chaigiLan of the State Council Of De-
| fense.
W W WEIR-aged ~, died yesterday aft.
ernoon at Ahe home of son, W. A. Weir,
east of thfs city. Mr.. Weir is survived by
" widow, five sons and one daughter. Bur
ial arrangements are TO be made by Now
bray's and burial will be made ut yinira
| tomorrow.
COMMISSIONER c. s. YoUNKiIAN's
efforts to have the board Of city commits.
sioners call upon Stevens & stiles, engince",.
for final report on work done in the cree
iion of the city,s water filtration pant was
unsuccessful and Mr. Stevens VIII continue
as supervising engineer until the rest OF the
commissioners agree to call Tor his report
ALL INDICATIONS point TO week in
| the building inspectors office which will
exceed any like period of this month. Al
ready :he permits issued total more than
$50, 600 and II is not improbable that this
will be brought 10 the 100000 mark by to-
days permits.
THE CASE OF VIC. Clayton Of Broken
Arrow, who was held under bond in the
municipal court on charge Of reckless
driving as result Of an accident IN which
Mike Waters was injured, was dismissed
yesterday. Mr. Waters is recovering from tho
accident, which occurred at Third and Dos-
ton. severa! days ago,
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cLACk Or GAS PRESS URE> in the offices
Of the CLamper OF Commerce caused the at-
torneys who are assisting in filliHg out ques-
tionnsires foI regisAyAnta, 10 mevs frsn ths
assembly hall which they Rave been occupy
ing in the past TO the offices OF the sccre-
tary and assistant, where the gas prassure
was slightly higher after all stoves in tho
assembly room had been shut off.
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DOUGLAS W. FRANCHOT is IN Fort
Worth Texas, where he went to take charge
Of the body OF his cousin. Reginald Franchot,
who died Thursday OF scarlet fever, and ae-
company it back TO the young mans nome
IN GVnd Rapids, Mich, for burial Tho de-
ceased was student OF the army aviation
school at Fort Worth where he Was trans
ferred after four months training in Canada.
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MEMBERS OF TIE local exemption board
yesterday mailed TO more than score of
regstrants under the QUESTIONABLE system,
notices calling upon them to appear before
the board and show cause why the classil-
cation given by them should not be ad vanced
In number of cases il is known by tho
board members that efforts have been made
TO conceal the true status Of the registrant
from tho board.
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