Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-26

crossing the street at Fourth and Main Her
condition was improved last night
ed Yesterday afternoon, charged with steal
ing linen from the home Of VI. y Supnik at
lIut baltimore Ire arresting officers found
l'r with suit ease containing the stolen
eoodN which werc Identified. they state, In
negro rooming house
SUIT FOR RECOVERY of slg45 Ia taSs
alleged to have been Illegally collected, was
filed In the district court yesterday against
County Treasurer I'd Dalton by the West
Tulta Bell railroad. The petition alleged an
excessive levy.
DEWEY BROWN and Bhl Wilson. charged
with holding up' ] l. Shipman on jam.
over 10 the district court yesterday when
nrtaigned before Justice of the Peace I'd
Warren They will be given a preliminary
hearing February g.
A CHORAL CELEBRATION Of the tenth
anniversary OF the ordination OF Rev. j j. II,
Rctdy 10 the priesthood OF the Episcopal
church will he made Sunday morning during
the o clock service Of Trinity church. The
greater part OF that line was spent by Rev
ererd Reedy In doing missionary work.
PLAYING WITH MATCHES proved disast
rous yesterday when damage 10 the extent Of
$500 was doge to, the reAidence ~ Mrs Sallie
Taylor at SOB North Main A iycar.old lad
was playing In the bedroom, When the bed
became iEniied from the matches. The loss
was covered by insurance.
REV A. r. WESTON, pastor Of Second
Prrsby yterian church has been confined to his
home Tor the past ten days, suffering from
tonsilius and pneumonia. The gospel. team
will take charge Of the services at Bulctte
church and Second church Sunday evening
In Reverend Weston inability to be present
mn L. n
turned over 10 the county yesterday on =
charge OF stealing t33i from the former b
brother in-law, j. VI Shipley. Nilsson was
implicated In the affair, according TO the 9Af
resting Officers. and he was also arrested by
the police at the same time Bruner was taken
Into custody
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THE BOARD or directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association held its an.
nusl meeting yesterday morning At hcadquart.
rrS In the Units building Mrs A W Roth
Was rec elected president Mrs W Roth,
Arthur, first vice president Mrs q. II. Leon.
ard. second yice-preStdent: Mrs, William n
Peck recording secretary Mrs \, J. Rndd,
corresponding secretary Mrs John u Rich
ards, treasurer.
THE TULSA ARMY recruiting station en-.
listed seven men yesterday. who left for Ok
lAhoma City They were Terry ID. GriEgs,
SlvAtook, aviation G. A Bsunson Graham,
col aviation; Charles A Saitcrs, Peters
buFE. mo AVIATION. Emufll r l1hphlofuI
Clartmore, infantry; George u Burke. Tren'
ton, Mo. sviatiou. Melvin V Kidd aud Willie
Evans, both negroes Of rulsA, for the steve
dore regiment
MARY r KlSLEW, a nrEress was arrest.
CHARGING THAT Winiams and Harvey
nurycrymcn at Fifth and Main streets, have
been using lumber that belonged to him,
Mayo filed suit In the district court yea.
ierday for 81 600 damages and asked a re-
strsiping order TO present the further sppro
priation OF his property. Lomher used In con
siructing the Mayo building was piled on n
lot adjoining the nursery, and the nursery.
men diverted n to their own use, the peti
ton alleges
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RODNEY V BRANDON, grad regent Ot
the Moose Legion Of Mooseheatt, IN. viii be
IN Tulsa on February IS for an initiation OF
large class Of candidates by Tulsa Legion
No l5o 10 was announced yesterday. Thirty
candidates from Dewey, and as many from
here, are expected TO take the degree at that
time. 4 banquet has been arranged for the
occasion, at which are expected 10 be rSrrr'=
sentAtives from practically all the lodges 10
the state An rutertsinmcnt committee In
preparing an elaborate program for the com
ing OF Mr. Brandon, who is one OF the most
prominent members Of the lodge besides be.
ing one OF the supreme officers