Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15

| turned from Hot Springs, Where ne
spent Il ten-day vacation.
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EXAMINATIONS WILL be held
at the local postoffice for the po-
| sition OF erk-carrler. Those wish
ing to take tho examinations should
be prepared 10 take the test July IL.
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RALPH HEINZ OF the Oklahoma
Iron Works will leave tomorrow for
his home, Selma, Texas. prior to
answering the draft call here June
"a.
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FOLLOWING the complaint made
in yesterday mornings World prep
| arations are being made to pave the
alley between Sixth and Seventh.
between Boston and Cincinnati.
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SERVICES AT the First Lutheran
| church this Sunday as usual--1l Il.
m, and p. IN. After June 10
the evening services will be dis
continued until September.
JOHN BANDIGRIFT. who was
| injured on East Archer last night by
being run over by an oil company
truck, and removed to the Oklaho-
ma hospital, was turned over TO the
county yesterday. No relatives could
DO found who were wiling TO take
care OF the man, and he had 10
money. He will need attention for
the next six weeks, II is said
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JOE BIBBlNS. young negro OF
Drumright, forgot TO register on
the fifth He said he was sick and |
could not get to the place of regis |
tration. At any rate. he was ar
rested, and before Judge Wilkins
yesterday was held in 350o bond for
immediate registration and lnduc
ton. Bibbins was delighted with
the prospect and asked 80" dem
dar papers" and forthwith regis
tered. His questionnaire was filled
out ami he will go to Fort Riley
with the next contingent
FOUR PETITIONS for divorce,
were filed In the superior court yos-
terday exceeding tho number or
licenses by one. The pc
were equally divided. two
being wives and two husbands. Olive
charged r. +. Shepard with
neglect and abuse. Bertie John
Joseph johnson. Neil Fones stated
in his petition that his wife, Doro-
thy, would not liye with him, and
Ira Graves CHARGED Alice Graves
with cruelty.
ANOTHER ADDITION has hccn
made to the summer school teach
ing force. Miss Zoe Tabor Of the
high school faculty has 6"sn on
gagged to teach domestic art two Pc
RODS in the morning, from 10 10.
All pupils enrolled for that course
arc expected to appear Monday
Miss Josephine Ball. for
merly instructor in shorthand and
at Central high school
has been engaged as commercial in
structor A six weeks course in
these subjects to begin Monday will
be offered.
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF speed
IN thrift stamp selling can be re-
;ordod by n look over the boons at
he potoffice During the month
IF April, the sales ran TO over SOL
300, while in May they sold more
han $4,000 worth OF the stamps
rhe drop In the sales for May Is
explained by the fact that the
organizations made a drive
IN the sales and the post office
laid Off" little In their favor
However, al the stamps were bought
rom the post office originally, so
he post office peole :eel as though
hey should have the credit. at that
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MANY PEOPLE, 1t IL complained,
all to dfferentiate between the
naval and marine recruiting stations.
rhe naval station Is at the corner OF
Boston and Second streets, while the /"
marine recruiting station Is at the
.ffice of the postmaster. Gunner's
Mate w. T. Friers, in charge Of the
naval recruiting station, says fully
lalf the men coming to his office,
Wish to Join the marines, while the
,fflcials at the post office complain
hat people seem TO be in Ignorance
# MEDICATION Of the marine recruit
ng office. The local marine recruit
ng office has been located in the
lost office about year In order
o apply for admission 20 this branch
lf the service, one must see the post
who acts in the capacity OF
officer,