The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
CitpBriefs

Knights Tsr,plar Mset---A special con
clave cf the Knights Templar 10 being
held here today The order OF the
knights Of Malta and the order OF the
Temple are 10 be conferred upon the fol-
lowing companions Lemuel Isaac Baker,
Edward Leroy Hahn, Hlrschel Pendle-
ton Royal r, Gait, John Thomas Scott
and Cmude Morgan March.
Motcrlst 10 FIned-M. Loving. charged
with parking his automobile over the
time limit, was fined 80 and costs In
police court this morning.
speeder 10 cauoht-Ernest G. Gault
paid u $40 fine In police court this morn
Ing following his conviction on charge
OF speeding.
Payment 10 suspended-C. W Flattery,
charged with traffic violation. convinced
Judge Mitchell I'm police court this morn
ing that II was unavoidable and the pay
ment OF his fine OF 50 was suspended
watchman 10 Finsd-w. II. Preach.
who stated that he was a watchmAn, was
fined $40 and costs In police court this
morning on charge OF intoSlcation.
Speeding Costs SOL. F. Mckee had
TO pay II fine Of $40 in police court thls
Fmorning following his conviction on n
charge OF speeding
Complaint. Against Farmer-Complaint
WIS mnde this morning by County Attor-
uey Selby agninst H. Dawson. farmer
living near Arcadia In this county charg.
Ing him with neglect and refusal to SEND
his S-ycar- r-Od son, Leslie Dawson. to
school Anna Burks Love county super
lntoadont. II was stated, had reported the
cs~s to the county attorney.
Jack Love TO Return Jack Love,
| chairman Of the state corporation com
mission, Is to return to Oklahoma Clty
Monday from Mineral Wells, Texas
where he has been for some time on ac-
count Of his health, according TO word
received this morning In the offices 'ot
| the commission.
Twenty Negroes Fined Twenty ne
grocs were fined $40 and cost each in
! police court this morning on charge
! Of lettering around a gambling house
| The negroes were arrested YESTERDAY IN
"A raid by the police on negro pool halI
on West California avenue,
Green Trials Postponed prellmi-
nary trial OF Ellsworth J. and Il. II
Green, charged with using the mails To
dcfraud which was scheduled TODAY he
fore Ernest Chambers United states
commissioner, was postponed John A.
Fnin, district attorney and his assistants
were busy in the federal court and asked
that the preliminary be postponed.
Weaver Goes TO Hobart-Claude weav-
er. postmaster. will go to Hobart to-
morrow night to he the principal speaker
at II Kiowa county Memorial day pro-
gram at the city hall In the evening
Four young men from that county have
lost their lives since war was declared
and tribute will be paid to them. George
tC Perry OF Lone Wolf wss. drowned
when the TucanIa was torpedoed and
Virgil G. Cook OF Hobart went dowr
with the Moldavia; Chester Morgan OF
Mountain Park and oliver NJ. Turman oi
Coperton died In hospitals at training
camps.
Curtis Pleads ounty-Eimer Curtis
arrested last winter by the police on 8
charge OF selling narcotics, entered q
plea OF guilty this morning In the fedora
court before Judge John II. Cotteral
Sentence was deferred.
Negro ForfeIts Bond-G. H. Pitts, q
negro charged with transporting whisky
from Fort Worth Texas, to Oklahoma
city, forfeited a $500 bond when his case
was called In the federal court this morn
Ing. PITTS was arrested In February by
]. c clifford, a patrolman OF the police
department
Owens Found oullty--H. r. Owens o
Pottawatomie county, charged In the fed
eral court here OF violating the anti-nar
cotlc law was found guilty by a Jury thii
morning. Judge Cotteral will pass sen
tence on him June 10.
Patriotic servloe---A patriotic servic,
will be held at the Gouthey- Yates taber.
nacle tomorrow evening at O'CLOCK
Veterans OF the Civil and Spanish -Ameri.
can wars and boy scouts are to have sec.
tlons reserved for them. A quartet o
soldiers will sing, Miss Virginia shafeI
also will sing