Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08
city NelUs in Brief

W j FARLEY has returned from a yaca.
nou spent lu Washington.
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Mr. AND MRS ROY STEELE are home
after q short visit to Kansas City.
F c SMITH will arrive home today from
Bhoy where be has been on business
" p. KINGsBURY vice presiden, OF the
Oklahoma Petroleum & Gasoline Co, has gono
70 Ne" lorA on Dusin1s for the company.
l. G BRUSH Of The White Sinclair Oil
company will arrive homo today from yaca-
ton tpent in Colorado.
j. " PRfSGI.E Of 1I06 North Cheyenne
avenue, left yesterday for a short business
trip 20 Cherry vale, Kan
WALLACE JAMoR' viii arrive home to.
morrow from Savannah, Go. whero he has
been visiting home folks
FRED SAMPLE of T1l., enlisted in the
navy yesterday at tho local station as ap-
prentice seaman.
EARL MASH charged with the theft Of
an automobile, waived preliminary eNamina-
iiou yesterday before Leo Daniel. justice Of
the peace, and was held to the district court.
MARRIAGE Licenses were issued yes
Miss Lucretia Cameron, Tulsa, ana 70 MOrfi,
q. Fitzgerald, Tulsa, and Mrs Edna Jones,
Cumberland, Md
FORFEITURE or THE bonds Of H.
Thompson and Q. II Anderson, both charged
with gambling, was declared yesterday by
I'd Warren, Justice Of the peace when the
defendants failed 10 appear for preliminary
hearing Each bond was $1,000. 1t Is said
that both have LETT the state.
DAVID FRYE left yesterday to join the
Tulsa boys who left Thursday for the war.
work training school OF the Y NJ C. A. at
Chcago. He too, win take the month OF
Intensive training and returning home, be a
voluntary helper in the physical training de-
partment at the Y. VI, G. A.
| WALTER JARRETT secretary OF the state
| board OF pharmacy, arrived here last night
| on nm inspection trip TO q number OF the
\ small towns in the eastern part OF the state
hr Jarrett pronounces the condition Of the
drug stores in this section tho best he has
seen while he has been secretary OF the board
MISS CLARA Klhg1E heard Of be
domestic science department OF the Tulsa
| schools, has returned from thirty day
/ holiday spent In the mountain resort region.
OF Colorado. Miss kimhle is having very
/ busy time checking over the cafeteria equip
ment which was installed in the high school
ordered under her supervision.
THE DECLARED forfeiture Of the bond
| OF Y. T.. Elder charged In the district court
with Grand larceny was set aside yesterday
/ by Judge y r. Mcneil The defendant was
present in person aud waived preliminary
aruirnment, entering q plea Of not guilty
The former bond was allowed to stand for
ms appearance at trial
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! TIE MISSION Of Redeeming Love will
I hold its first service Saturday night in the
/ temporary hall ON its new lot at 100 South
| Boston, that the libcrality OF the noble-heartcd
/ business men OF Tulsa has made possible
/ Being but three doors south Of First street
ON Boston, the location is IDEAL for mission
work aud services will he held every night in
the year and sunday mornings.
HE WHO SAID that the honest men were
/ nli dead, evidently did not see that ten spot
| lying quietly under the string OF large
parcel which had been absent mindly Ut is
/ assumed) laid down on the floor Of the post
office corridor and left 10 its fate II is
not recorded who the parcel or the money
belong TO, or whether the owner ever returned
TO claim them.
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| LISTED VACANT rooms are at premium
| in the office Of Supt L. T. oberholtzer
/ where the secretary, Miss Katherine Pierce
/ is IN receipt OF a large number OF calls from
school teachers for rooms for the comm Z
year. Residents Of Tulsa who have deSira-
Bile rooms 10 rent should list them with Miss
Pierce AT once either by mail or by calling
phone 1907.
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! IN THE HIGH school the telephone system
was connected up yesterday telephone Ia
every room The cafeteria tables are being
moved in aud the bells and bua1ers will he
in operation by tonight The superintendent
and principal are daily receiving inquiries
q from both eastern and western cities asking
FOR Information in regard TO the Tulsa schools.
and tho high school faculty predict that that
school viii have the most cosmopolitan en-.
rullmcnt for any school OF its sire in the