Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-27
City Briefs

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GEORGE FOX Is home on fur
louhn visiting his father Al Fox, of
the Fox bakery and grocery.
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WILLIAM ". THACKER died yes
terday morning at his home In the
north part Of Tulsa. lie was 62
years old.
MIR. AND MRS. Larry Davis from
Gushing are visiting friends and rel
"tiVes here, among them Mrs. Davis
mother at ll05 South Victor
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W. w. RHODES. director OF cir
culation OF the Capper publications
with headquarters at Topeka. Kan,
wns in the city yesterday.
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LARRY DALEY who has been
writing sport on, the World, has re-
signed and has gone to his home In
Edmond. lie plans to enlist In the
navy.
j. l., FRODGE OF Goodman, Mo,
who has been falling In health for
some time, is lying at the homo OF
her son. Lieut. W. ". Brodic, In a
serious condition.
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OTTO CONSOLVO, young son Of
MIR. auI Mrs T.. II Consolvo, who
recently enlisted IN tho navy. left
yesterday 10 report for dJty az an
apprentice seaman NJ Vallejo, Cal
JOHN II. MILLER OF Tulsa, has
filed with the county election board
for the office OF county commission
err subject to the democratic pri-
mary.
LOUISE ALLISON from Seattle.
Wash. and her brother Gus Allison.
are spending the week In Tulsa in
view to locating here, their contem-
plation being to start a general mer-
camille store here and In 'Sapulpa.
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TIE LOCAL LODGE OF odd Fei-
lows last night entertained Judge j.
II. a. Robertson Bt the Hotel Tulsa.
Jude Robertson is in Tulsa for the
purpose OF establishing headquar-
tors for this section OF the state dur
ing the coming campaign.
INSTEAD OF PLAYING BALL
Tulsa home guards are going to
spend Fourth OF July on the rifle
range shooting, Okmulgce guards
issuedoa baseball challenge, but the
Tulsa boys replied by suggesting q
rifle competition. It's up to the |
Okmulgee companies.
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TWO DOZEN dummy Spring
field drlll rifles which were loaned !
TO the boys at IIollister. Mo, early |
In the spring. have been returned to |
the high school Mt Tulsa. The guns, |
which are for drill purposes only, |
It is proposed should be put to use
in teaching embryo soldiers the art
OF drilling.
THE LOCAL committee on Flag
day exercises at its meeting Tuesday
decided to again postpone the eXer-
cises, as July Is too busy month.
The exercises will probably be held
In the fall, Mt which time the new
Flag will be presened to the federal
building probably during the Con-
federate reunion.
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FOSTER BURNS, head OF the
Burns detective agency. leaves to-
night for Wichita, Kan, where he
goes to attend meetin. OF United
anu VI pu-
lice OF Kansas and oklahoma. Mr.,
Tulsa. is on the program for
speech along patriotic lines.
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS OF n
pleasing nature are being put In
the Union National bank The en-
tire inside of the bank has been fit
ted and finished In white marble,
making II one OF the handsomest in
teriors In Tulsa. Before the work
Is completed. new entrance flooring
and wall decorations will be in
cluded.
ONE OF THE speakers In the In
terest of the w. S. S. drive Is l.. IL. |
knight. formerly OF Tulsa. who Is !
back from service with an ambu |
lance company In France. Mr.. I
Knight spent four months behind |
the lines. lie spoke last night at
and will speak tomorrow at |
Knight is a graduate of |
Kendall college.
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THE WAR SAVINGS bank build
ing, Fourth and Main. Is nearing
and when finished the
general headquarters of the COM
mittee will be stationed there. IT
has been in course OF construction
for five weeks and when dedicated
will have the distinction of being
one OF the most unique and most
serviceable war banks in the coun-
try
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AS THE RESULT OF an arrest
by the pohce Tuesday night Of three
nstltharged with robbing the
Boswell Jewelry store. information
was filed yesterday in Justice Gray's
court charging Mrs. Antoney, a man
m mi pH Mnhpnnpu and t'rnply IazraV !