Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

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JUIlulNG rrNNlTS sump'd
Yesterday ami N. total for the DAY
Was Irss than 80 'up Among the
uyv permits l.-u.b we're tn" tnlloN.
1r. M,s G. N ,nyhett, lboi south
Main 5000 residence. J. Albert
EGO West tasIou. 5000. y. NJ Nc
G.r West Iul, Aluiu street N.NOu
residence. A. e. Mnrkland' lllN
sautH. quincy. 5000 residence. Al
I,u Auto INcr COMPANY garage AZ
-lt F.u,h norton $500,
DUAuGE WILLIAMS, nesro,
wa. arrested Yesterday morning nN
st'Ht MuCullough and captain
NahHrsnu coz the police, lie was
wanted iu connection with the find
rE OF considerable quantity OF
Hits and us found two weeks ago
M. rur police which were believed
to n,Nr been stolen from an express
company Four other negroes arc
facing charges la the county on the
Same charge.
THE st. NJ c. a has secured
NIsNop William \ Quae!o of the
NlN Nn''l.HI IHI'ln''l'Nl 'hh' ~ ~
sT-, tS.ut ,hr Mems Forum sunday
afternoon March "a nishop Quayle
is known Go a large number OF poo-
pile n TULSA He is AN exceptionally
eloquent and torcctul speaker. The
mrrunE win ho held IN the gymna-
num beginning promptly at
o.rloylt The usual hour viii he held
900 the lobby ut o u. IA. All men are
cordially invited TO both affairs.
CLAIMING THAT It was Just as
much work tor him To drlll two dry
Nulvs us rurhors, Harry Hughes
tlrd suit fir {3030 against +. II,
Groor and tho Brentwood on & Gas
Co. lu the district court yesterday.
The work was done on a contract
OF 81 80 foot and there was no
guarantee that he would strike oil,
according Co Hughes petition. Pay
mcnt has been refused and the
drlller is seeking TO enforce a lien
on the holdings OF thoNail com
pany.
AT TEMPLE lSRAEI., 1322 South
Cheyenne trurner Ourteenth street.
rGgular Friday evening services Will
be held at \ y. m. Rabbi Menkes
VIII speak on The Things | saw "
Saturday morning services at 1913.
sunday morning Rt ii o'clock CON
RrcEatiun Will hold its'Annual meet
ms. Election OF officers and board
of trustees viii be held, plans for
the erection OF new edifice will be
discussed and decided upon and
other important matters viii he
taken into consideration All mem
hcrs are urged to attend this moet-
ing,
ENROLMENT 0f boys Of the
county IN the Boys Working Re
serve for work on tho farms dur
ing the summer months In proceed T.
ing somewhat slowly because OF the
difficulty In reaching the boys. The
Memberships OF boys clubs In the
city have enrolled practically all
their members, and twenty boys
from tho high school volunteered
yesterday, Tho business Roys' club
of tho \. VI c, A, also enrolled yes.
| tordav, and the momberA voluns
teerod TO work in the campaign.
each boy pledglng himself to get an
other boy to enrol
=
CAPT r. II. SMITH. an army sur
gcOn stationed At "A number OF the
army cantonments, was tho speaker
at the Lions club luncheon yesterday
lat Hotel Tulsa. lie reviewed the
iwnr from tho beginning ana de-
I C,arcd that 40 perfectly had germn
/ ny prepared for IL that as far back
I ns 1905 she began making artificial
limbs for her soldiers. But there
were three things the Germans did
mot anticipate when they preclpita
| ted the struggle. The resistance OF
the Belglans, the awakening NJ Eng
/ land and the entrance Of the United
/ states He said the war would he
won II the people at home do their
duty
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VOCATIONAL war studies for
registered men who wish 10 III them
/ selves for special military service
I Will begin at tho Tulsa high school
! on the night OF April /, immedi-
ately following the closing OF the
/ regular night school n. q. Horn
ing, instructor In manual training al
the high school. Is arranging a
schedule Of courses. along the lines
mapped out by the government Let
tors have been sent to all registered
men who stated In their question,
nalres that they would be willing tC
take the special studies, and enroll.
ment will begin shortly. The schoo
Is not limited To reEistrants within
tho county. and students are ex
/ pccted To enroll from adtoininl