Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
City Briefs

MRS. S. ]. MAaEE has returned
from a vacation in Colorado,
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l.. +. JONES is a Tulsa visitor
from Seattle, Wash.
| a.. G. T., BENNETT left yesterday for
! Coffeyville and other points in Kan
sas on brief business trip.
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| EDMONDSON LuMAN of Beloit
Kan. spent few days with friends
in this city while en- route to Yale,
Okla,
e. I. MUNROE has returned from
st. Louis, where he spent few days
with Mrs, Munroe, who is confined
in hospital in that city,
GEORGE RANDoLF and Arthur
King left yesterday for their home
in Houston. Texas, where they will
await their call In the draft
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LYONS GARTNER, nephew OF
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Williamson.
the aviation ground school at Austin.
Texas. where has been assigned.
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DECREE OF DIVORCE was
granted to Scassie Ives from j. &.
Ives in the district court yester-
day, Cruelty was named as grounds
in the petition.
MRS. LOLA COOK, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Il. c.
smith, 620 North Main street, left
yesterday for her home in Wilburton,
okla,
SUIT FOR $4,000 alleged to be
due on promissory note was filed
yesterday IN the district court
against Stephen B. Nelson by the
sapuipa State Bank.
CHARGES THAT Sig Warner does
not maintain separate toilets for |
men and women at his. place of |
business, ll4 South Main. caused
Information to be filed against him !
in Justice Daniels court yesterday. |
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MIR. AND MRS. A. +. CHAM |
pion. arrested on complaint of ID. f. |
jenkins, carpenter who alleges |
they stole $71 from him. were re-
leased yesterday after hearing be- !
fore Justice Gray
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DIR. CLAUDE T. HENDERSON, |
leaves today for Indiana, where he
Is called by the death of his father,
{. |. Hendershot, who died yester-
day after a long illness. The
funeral Will occur Saturday at New
Albany.
l.. c. MURRAY, formerly secre-
tary at the Tulsa y NJ. c. A. and
at present engaged In Y. NJ. c. A.
work at Fort sill, has received notice
from washington of his appointment
as chaplain of the aviation camp
there.
State Senator w. A. Chase Of No
wata was in Tulsa yesterday at
tending to legal business. Senator
Chase is n real patriot and has
done much TO place Nowata county
al the top OF the list in this state
for patpotic achievements.
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VIOLATION of the child labor
law was charged against Thomas
w. Shackle of the Shackle Drug
company, in an information filed |
yesterday in Justice Gray's court.
The information alleges he employed
Donald Wetzel, l2-year-old boy,
in his drug store The laws on
the question prohibit employment OF
boys under Is years of age. ,
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PCRL WULZER and Allison Ivey,
on separate informations
with theft of automobiles. were held ,
IN bonds of $4,000 each after hearing I
Yesterday in Justice Slack's court. II,
IVY is now at liberty on a bond of 4
5000 on a charge Of murder. lie b
s alleged to have been implicated 4
n the shooting Of lahn Dobreff @
Bulgarian, who was shot In a b
gambling game last December. b
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SEVERAL of the important towns u
n the county have not yet sent in O
heir reports on the recent Red h
ross drive and County Manager c
y $. Avery has been unable to c.
.scertain the exact amount raised o
n the county for this reason. He "
desirous that all places and dis Il
riots that have not sent in their re- c.
orts do so at once so that the books b
nay be closed, Sand Springs and
'roken Arrow, Bixby and a number %
I other places are among those that
ave not reported. m
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w, r. GUIBERSON, county chair
ian of Red Cross publicity. has re- ii
lrned from trip to Texas, highly
infused over the patriotic spirit be-
1B shown by the people Of that
ate. "At Houston" he said you
ant get anything that looks like a,
'hite bread. At the Rice hotel they %,
'rve cornbread at every meal They
re selling War Savings stamps W
Nerywherc you go. Young girls II
ven board the incoming railroad g,
aims, selling stamps" -
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w. A. NANDEYER will leave to- In
ay for Kansas city where he WIFI OF
'nfer with the program committee ~
the International Rotary 'conven- ,s
on with reference to inviting Clar- ~,
ice Ousley, assistant secretary of h,
griculture, TO address the Rotarians n,
hen they meet in Kansas City June
TO 2S. A. II. Kerr a special as y
slant in the department of agri- n
llture, and a member OF the Tulsa ,r
otary club, has asked Mr.. Ousley IN
be the special guest of the local r.
ub at the convention. en-,