Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-01
City Ne,US in Brief


B. REESE OF Wichita is in the city
on business
II 3. HUMPHREY Of Oklahoma City was
business visitor in Tulsa yesterday.
+. NJ. pERLEs of It. Louis is CUES, at
the home Of his daughter Mrs. L. NJ Klein.
wR .GUrBERsoN has returned from q
trip to Bartlesyille and other surrounding OIL
towns.
TWENTY. sGX helmets, knitted by the
unit OF women OF Jsnks. were delivered 10
MYRTLE CAMPBELL was given decree
OF divorce in superior court yesterday from
James Campbell. She was gwen the cus'ou!
OF one minor child.
q. olson of Haskell and W. E; Bos'
well Of Tulsa left yesterday Tor ohltago,
where they were sent as apprentice seamth
hy the Tulsa naval recruiting station.
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THURSDAY has been set aside as meas
uring day by the Navy league: AZ women
having garments to be sent in this ship
ment please bring them TO headquarters
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CLARA l.. DICKEY, wife of W. A. Dickey;
died AT the family home one mile north OF
Sperry' Okla, after an illness OF ten days
duration. husband and four children sur
vive.
Work ON THE new addition Of kitchen,
dining room and dormiiory 10 the tulsa
county detention home is progressing nicely
and will be ready for occuplny before cold
weather.
A FAREWELL PAkrY will be rendered
f. w Clark and wife at the county court
house tonight Mr. Clark has for the past
four years been in the office Of the county
clerl. They will make their home in Denver.
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MRS. J. D, RUSH will leave today for
Buttorfield, Mo where she is called on
brother, Forest shoopman, who was injured
when his automobile was struck by tralh
yesterday.
ARMY RECRUITS scrt out by the local
office Yesterday were Ralph Hcugly, Paris,
Texas, aviation; Ellis Fuller, Paris, Texas,
| aviation; William ". Bernard, Sapulpa, aviA-
ton, and Willie ChGtman, Tulsa, quarter
masters corps.
A TELEGRAM was received Yesterday by
Sheriff Mccullough from Port Arthur, Texas
| nxkinr for information concerning the record
OF John Lyons and Il. II. Collins, who are
being held under investigation there. Lyons
has police record in This county.
WILLIAM sHKHAS was arraigned in
Justice Warren's court and after pleading
not guilty to assault with intent to kill upon
the persons of Biaekie HelTer, his prelini, mi
nary hearing was set set Tor sGyemoeF 20 snn o. lie
A MEETING OF the Hoover pledge CON-
mitteeg OF tho various churches in the city
will be held at o'clock this afternoon in
the farm demonstration room at the county
| courthouse These committees will have
charge OF distributing the weeks food saw
| iugs report.
! H. n. THOMPSON. for the past several
months assistant TO o. l.. James, manager OF
Hotel Tulsa. left last night for Kansas City,
mana "narerial staff OF the Baltimore. Mr..
Thompson has been very popular with pa
irons Of the local hostelry.
A CONSIGNMENT Of six drafted negroes
| left yesterday for Camp Sherman, Chilli
| cothe Ohio. These men were part of those
who claimed they had not been notified Of
| the government orders for the shipment last
Walker, U. S Bennett Glands Andrew and
| Jesse Fears were the men sent
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes
terday to the following; Andy Weber, TSls. Tulsa
Monette, Ark; Walter stubblefieid, Tulsa,
and Helen Thompson, 81. Paul; Theodore
Dorslis and Florence Chesser, Tulsa; Leo
Harriek and Mabel Harris OF Muskogee; W.
Z. Myers and Kathryn Brown. Tulsa.
A DISTRESS cali from national head.
quarters of the Navy league In Washington
TO the local organization yesterday bears q
cluding sweaters, helmets, muffers and
wristlets. About half of the number is on
hand and the remainder will necessarily
have to be secured within the next few
days. The garments are 10 be sent direct
70 one OF uncle Sans destroyers now In