Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-13
city NelUs in Brief

B, a. BRlDGEWATER of Muskogee was
in the city yesterday.
9. II. TERwILLEGER left last night for
Oklahoma City on business trip.
kogee yesterday.
FRANK M. RoDoLF will return today
from two weeks trip to New York.
voRrs vANpEvER left Yesterday ,or .
visit to his former home in Irving, III.
MR.. AND MRS. A r REESE o, Tulsa
are guests at the Elms hotel, Excelsior
Springs.
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CHARGES OF nonsupport were made in
court yesterday by Lillian Jones against Gus
Jones.
GAIT. HARRY S. 'GWYNNE left yester.
DAY for brief stay in Ardmore, en- route
back to Camp Stanley, Leon Springs, Texas,
where he reports on Saturday,
MARklAGE licenses were issued yesterday
TO William r. Kerr. Tulsa, and Miss Martha
+. Mahan. Conway Ark; Harry Sunderland
and flossie' Homer Tulsa; Henry Grimm,
Kansas City, and Helen d. Chiffon, sspulpa
Harry L. Miller and Ruth A. seekatz, Tulsa.
WATER CONSUMERS, anxious to evads
the added penalty which goes on all water
by = severance OF water connexions, have
kept the clerks in the city water depart.
ment busy during the past few days.
WHILE JIMMIE NELSON was engaged
in writing out a bill OF sale to an automobile
customer in. the latter,s room In Hotel Tulsa,
tuesday, d. sSms 3" bold thief beat the auto sales.
machine The bin OF sale serves as a de.
serip'iOn given the police
IN ORDER TO RAISE FUNDS for the
payment OF the Liberty bond purchase by
tho high school, the senior class will give
play Friday evening in the school auditor
lym. "A Scrap Of Paper is the title Of
the play 10 he presented Ny the cast All
roles viii be taken by the students.
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WHILE no announcements to that effect
has been made, W. d. Mathews. state com.
mated yesterday that he will be a candidate
to succs~d himself at tho August primaries.
Mr.; Mathews has been working in this county
matters. lie will return TO Oklahoma City
today.
Z. BEE GUTHREY. highway commissioner
Of the Chamber of Commerce, yesterday re.
ceived letter from q local sportsman, COM
mending him for his efforts In securing the
cooperation OF the state game wsrden's de.
gartment in stocking with game fish the
Sp0vinRw river. which Is one OF Tulsa's
SECRETARY CLARENCE DOUGLAS OF
the Tulsa Chamber OF Commerce, who has
been member of a party OF 1ulsans en-.
gagged In making q tour OF the cast inspect.
Ing hard surface roads. is expected TO arrive
horne. this morning. Telegram received
by Walter l4wnlng, assistant sesretary, yes
terday afternoon, bore this information.
"santa's Reception Christmas csntsta
to be given by tho Sunday school OF ths
ItVet fteF pkf xrtn ha rtN. Fl..su.
mas night December rs. The various de
partmeuts Of the school are working hard to
make it success, Rehearsals will be held
on Wednesday afternoon at and Saturday
in charge desires full attendance at these
rehearssls
NO SESSION o! the Sunisipsl court wa,
illness of Judge Evans. The regular session
will be held this afternoon as usual and the
eases set for Wednesday will come up at
set for Wednesday were those Of the nc.
groes caught In the raid on q negro resort
at 42l North Detroit about midnight Tues
day.
A DELEGATION from the Chamber of
Commerce Is expected 20 appear before the
board OF city commissioners tomorrow morn.
OF the purchase OF pipe with which to lay
a Waterman to West Tulsa The difficulty
and delay has grown out OF difference OF
opinion between Commis ssoners Younkman
&nd Brink over the best kind Of pipe to be
used.
THE SECOND woman admitted 10 prac.
tice law in the federal district for the eastern
district OF Oklahoma took the oath Tuesday
before Judge Woodrough. Ethel K Childcrs
OF Tulsa who has been practicing in the
state courts for few years, was admitted
20 practice which entities her TO practice
law In any federal court. The first woman
TO be admitted In the history OF the eastern
district court was Miss sturdevant OF Shawnee
who won that distinction last year.
J, WILL KELLEY OF Topeka Kan, is
making his first visit 10 Tulsa as a repre-
sentative OF the Piersen Transmitter com.
pany OF his city, manufacturers OF new
device for sending and taking of telegraph |
messages. IL enables an operator TO place !
several messages on the wire at once and the |
receiver to record them whenever he finds |
the Topeka Commercial club and won an
enyiable reputation in that capacity as one |
OF the ablest men in this character OF work |
and one Of the livest wires in the southwest. |
lie is much impressed with Tulsa.
MRS, MINETTE HEDGEs. county super. !
intendent Of public instruction has sent /
out notices to the clerks OF all school dis. 4
trict boards in the county calling attention /
10 the requirement OF the Law tia, the school |
census must be taken OF all persons In their |
districts between the ages OF q and 81 years /
on January IS. Male and female, white and /
coored deaf and dumb. blind and feeble. /
minded must be designated separately. Cen |
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