Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

/ having stolen automobile accessories.
The man was taken 10 the city jail
and will he held pending arrival OF
representatives of the shcriffs force
from Claremorc, who are expected
/ today.
REV. ALBERT MASSEY OF the
/ Lutheran church opened the fourth
Liberty loan campaign IN Tulsa
county last night He spoke at Foy
and urged the liberal purchase of
bonds to help win the war and back
up tho soldiers who are overseas.
+ SUPERINTENDENT Oborholt-
Eor of the city schools left last night
/ for Oklahoma city, where lac will
delivor an address before the state
board VI public health on the sub
ject OF Sanitation and Medical Su-
pervislon In school system" Ito
will return to Tulsa tonight.
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MRS w II. CLEMENT OF Fort
Sil has been chosen Chaperon for
the southwest department OF the
Sons of Confederate Veterans. Her
appointment was announced last
/ night Mrs Clement IL honorary
president OF the Oklahoma division
uf the Daughters OF the Confederay.
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G. J. FESEER. arrested in Tulsa
on u charge of unlawful sale Of mar
oot!cs and arraigned yesterday be-
fore J, III, wilkins. [. 5. commits
sioner, had his hearing set for
October 2. on motion OF tho prose
cution, Ills boffd was placed Rt
$1,000 IN default OF which no WAS
committed to Jail.
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JIM BAKER was caught at
O'Clock Sunday evening by Police
Officers Boyd Lytton. Moore and
Reynolds and placed under bond Of
$500 and appeared In police court
yesterday ON u charge OF transport
! Ing liquor. Baker who lives at 1880
Admiral. had ~ half-pints OF wHis-
Ky In his car, a Hudson super Six.
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7 THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
car. driven by 10. n. Guthrie. was con-
spiruous among automobiles on the
street yesterday. being as Il was At
the service Of visiting veterans who
needed lift" In the words of one
OF his friends, tho well known road
commissioner IL never more In his
element than when playing host 10
some one,
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l.. q. LONG of the Long-C Cha mbcrs
Engraving company, who left Tulsa
with the draft contingent OF June
rs. was expected In last night at mid
night from Camp Travis on a ten
day furlough. While here he will
attend 20 STRENGTHENING out his bust
ness affairs. preparatory 10 making
long stay OF II In the army. Mr.
Long. shortly after he went 10 Camp
Travis. WAS operated on for hernia,
and only last Thursday was able to
leave tho hospital
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TIIELMA MiNTOSH. tho year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r..
MoIntosh OF iOt North zunis, was
buried yesterday afternoon at ,
o'clock IN Rose Tin cemetery. The
child was killed In an automobile ac-
cldent which occurred September \,
but the remains have been held un-
III this time IN order that the moth
or. who was seriously injured IN tho
wreck. might accompany the re-
mains home.
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sERGT. TRUErT -. CRANFlLL
n Tulsa, who iH with Co, G.. goth en-
ginoers In France. Is giving good
account of himself. Judging from the
trophy OF a German helmet which he
has Just sent back from the war
Eonc Cranfill was made a sergeant
IN his company The first day he en-
tered the service. Sergeant Cranfill.
who formerly was connected with n
I local oil company, ls a brother OF
Mrs Travis /. Oolay, secretary OF tho
home service department OF the Red
\ Cross
LIEUT.. THOMAS SHEA. son OF
JndEc J J shea OF this city, who
has been Ia ill health Tor several
months following an attack of pueu-
4 monia. suffered last winter IN France
has arrived m Washington on sick
4 leave Owing 10 tho fact that all
the members OF the shea family arc
out OF the city. no definite infor-
nation could be obtained, hut Il Is
reported that tho young officer II
en- route home 20 remain for an In
definite time, Lieutenant Shea was
commissioned I'm the first officers
training camp but has not as yet
seen active servSce
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I ~ I taGN A''AN ~ - AAAA AIf All AAlANl
TO the reglstrants OF September -.
being five days I'm advance or gov
ernment requirements, and two DAYS
In advance of the fondest hopes Of
the board Every energy has been
expended to get the questionnaires
In the hands OF registrants at an
early date so M to get early returna.
and the board states that Il ia now
up to the men To get them back
with As much rapldity and precis-
ion AK IL possible Officials who
are assisting registrants lu filling
out their questlonnaires urge men
te come early In the day for nssis,-
ance. as the afternoon hours are
taken with men who can't come any
other time
DON'T BE SURPRISED II some
day a lady approaches your resi-
denCc, walks in and announces that
she IN going 70 read your electric