Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-15
City Briefs
MISS DEWEY CARTER is spend
ing several days IN Kansas CiV

MISS DEWEY CARTER is spend
ing several days In Kansas Ciy,
MISS RUTH BROWNING was op-
Grated on yesterday for appended
lis at tho Z, n s. hospital
JUDGE NJ. a Breckinridge Of the
superior court is out nf the city Tor
few days on business.
GI.ENN AICORN and W. NJ, Bell
Muskogee attorneys. were In the city
yesterday.
POLICE SERGEANT George H.
Blaine resumed his duties yesterday
following an operation for appendl-
citis.
&. H. HCBBARD, candidate for
the Democratic nomination for
mayor. has been IN at his home
since last Friday.
FRED SHAW and Newt Graham
are touring the towns in the Tulsa
district to awaken the people Tor
the next Liberty loan drive,
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MIR. AND MRS. r T.. BOWEN,
1923 East Fifth street, announce
the arrival OF baby bov at their
home March 10.
LIEUT.. HOMER GRAY will ar
rive home today for a ten days s'cu
leave Lieut.. Cray IN Just out of
the hospital following an operation
which confined him for several days.
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IN CONNECTION with the even
ing service Of First Presbyterian
church next Sunday night, there win
he series of stereoptlcon Views Of
recent scenes IN the world war.
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AFTER GOING like everything
for the first half OF the month.
March building permits slumped
yesterday hut the days permits
brought the, total for the month mp
over quarter OF million dollars.
COL. c. n. DOUGLAS returned
last night from Oklahoma Ctty
where he haA -haah since Muufav Mt
tending the war conference nnd the
state association Of commercial eN-
ecutives. OF which he Is president.
WORD HAS REEN received from
.C. G. Connolly OF Tulsa Of the death
OF his father. w. A. Connolly, whlcu
occurred last Friday inv Buffalo. n,
y. after long illness 1ntermont
will he made at Hickory Pa
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THERE WILL he meeting ~
the Lutheran Church Missouri
synod IN the offices OF Justice Slack
In the. courthouse Sunday afternoon
at a.3O O'Clock, Rev. NJ Brede-
hoeft OF Broken Arrow will be In
charge.
ST LOUIS. March ii---Pilots on
inland rivers are not entitled TO de-
ferred classification In the array
draft, according to ruling from
the provost marshal general re e.
celved by the st. Louis district
board today
WORK HAS BEEN BEGUN on
the colored Wesley Chapel NJ. Il.
church. which is to he erected at
the corner OF North Frankfort and
East Easton streets. The structure,
which liz In the colonial style OF
architecture, is being built at cost
OF $4,000.
THE FUNERAL OF Boss Huffman.
the Frisco special agent, who was
killed Tuesday night when run over
by a switch engine and some cars.
will he held this afternoon from
Mowbray's Relatives from Wister
are expected for the services. Inter-
ment will be made at Oaklawn.
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SPECIAL LENTES services have
been announced by Pastor Albert
Massey for Friday evening at st.
Marks Lutheran church. The Luth-
eran council has accepted with re-
Rret, the resignation OF r. Z. Ges-
ter. financial secretary and has che
sen c. ] Ehret TO succeed. Mr..
Gester becomes district treasurer OF
the church.
CITY DETECTIVE James Patton
Is having no trouble in finding
plenty OF would-be owners, but lot
Of difficulty In finding the real
owner for n Chandler auto. which he
recovered In the northern part Of
the city after It had been abandoned.
The car II believed to have been
stolen and the police are looking for
the owner The numbers on the car
we're obllterated and II is difficult 10
find clue TO the real owner. No
less than three have already put In "A
claim for the auto.