Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-12

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mcnts In the Federal building
Among tho many things needed tho
most urgent Is more door space. a
parcel post entrance and last hut
not least, a we'll TO supply water for
the use OF employees, This last re-
quest viii surely be granted as the
lack Of water has been u source of
annoyance ever since the building has
bccn occupied
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POSTMASTER CRrTCHFlELD
and Deputy e.. y Marshal Ellis have
returned from "a hunting and fishing
trip at Spavinaw They report lots
of squirrels and fish Mr. Crutch-
field says they caught so many fish
they didn't Try 10 carry them to
camp. but cooked them right whore
they caught 'cm. They were accom-
panied on tho trip hy Probate Al
t9ruey Watson. Mr and Mrs. Jacobs
and s u. ShipmBn The crowd has
been gone ten days
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CLAIMING THAT because of his
ungoNernnblc temper and generally
cruel and inhumnn treatment, she
was forced TO leave him on the 25th
oi last month. Lizzie smith yesterday
Tiled suit tn superior Cwurt for d.
Norce from W. l. Smith II In
stated In the petition that they were
married on May 49, 1905 and that
they have three children. Smith IS
said 20 bc in tho Ice business and
making 5000 a month Mrs Smith
wants. besides the divorce alimony
~ $40 "a month for herself and the
children. whose custody she asks
TWO DIVORCE PETITIONS Nled
Yesterday IN superior court allcge. In
each caso. cruel and inhuman treat
wrni Mrs. Hannah Carter slSH In
her petition that soon after she and
charles carter were married, he he
cam" cruel and seemed To take a de-
Nghl in swearing a. her In public
They have two lots In Tulsa which
sho asks be divided between them At
th" same time she r given her d.
Norrr. Matte and NJ Charleston
were married. so her petition reads
ON MAY p. 1918 Hc deserted her q
wear ago. and won't even communi-
cnc with hcr. so she says She asks
that she be divorced and restored 10
her maiden name NJ Matte Evans.
SOMETIMES THE war depart
ment makes an error I'm giving out
tho casualty list For instance. on
september { tho department wired
hia mother at Moorefield. Ark that
Corporal Demarquis Anderson had
died on July 20 of wounds received
I'm action and the casualty list yes
terdav morning contained his nnmo
among those who had died OF
woundN This however. seems to
have been a mistake on August II
he wrote his sister that he was In a
hospital because ~ slight wounds
but expected 90 he back on the firing
line in two or three days Miss Mar
tha Anderson ~ Tulsa is sister.
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RESIDES TWO DIVORCES pctl-
tions, district court filings. 80 far as
clvll suits are concerned. were light
Yesterday Two suits were filed
against the oklahoma Union Rail
way company. charging that they
hid, by oVcayntlng. building shops
and running cars, disturbed tho
peace OF Agnes Rahcr and Lee Bo-
land. John Roland 0n1 Minnie Dlg.
man. These parties have n lot each
In Graudviow addition. where they
HhANf NNAf SUI N'iA NtN COMPANY nus
erected machine shops and cut of
their view ana tho free circulation
OF air from tho west besides making
noise They ask damages in the
sum OF $4,000 In each Of the two
cases.
PIERRE GRIGG WIN n Curtis.
Robert /. McMinn and Arthur y
Curry. the four Tulsa men who. en-
tor the Y NJ c. A. war work school
AZ san Antonio September II. were
entertained with a banquet at the
y. W G. A cafeteria Sunday
evening Or Ralph J, Lamb. Rev
O. w. Kerr. c. II Fcnstermacher. r
q. Won Thurn, and Ira Brooks rep
resented the local Y. Mr Brooks.
who has just returned from the Aug
ust war work school being the
principal speaker for tho evening
Tho purpose of the banquet was TO
make the four students better ac-
quaintcd, and In a way 20 prepare
iqlcm for The training they will take |
So far no oklahoma man entering
this war work school has been re-
lccted ard aTlAaye finished the !
school with high records