Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-29
City Briefs

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BANK CLEARINGS for the weel
ending June q in Tulsa were Sll,,
l4l, 1850, as compared to S5,SS4,.
5@9,74 for the corresponding period
in 1917, an increase OF SO.7 per cent
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ADDING to the usual discomfort,
that never seem to come singly wa.
the announcement yesterday thai
fresh lines are 81 hundred whole
sale. ~
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TO TAKE CARE OF certain de.
tails OF the construction OF the lhilG.
! ing Of the Ozark club in the SDavi.
'paw hills. j. NJ. Crutchfield and NJ
{. Hale went to Spavlnaw yesterday
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| WAR SAVING certificates are on
sale at the colored library East Arch
or, and the colored people are being
urged by the stamp bank directors
TO buy.
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A REPORT OF the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Flags, ad-
vises thas the government struck new
cclors over the federal building yes
terday. Tho B. +. o. Il. flag has
been removed.
DELEGATES TO the Al club con-
vontion at San Franciscj leave Tues,
day night. l. j.. finney Is chair
man OF tho delegation, and Tulsa will
send an lnyi:Aiiar to ths convention
| 20 come here nnNt yplr
r. o. Won THORN, physical
director OF the Y. NJ. C. A., has re.
, turned from his vacation. Will,
away he attended a conference OF
employed officers at Springfield
Mass.
| MRS. GENEVA SUMMERS died
yesterday aftcrIoon at her home, 20s
South NoEaies. of dropsy She was
horn at Waverly, Ill, aud was 6(
years OF age. Tho funerA! occurs to.
day and burial VIII be In Rose Hi
cemetery.
QUINTUS CLARK, chief clerk OF
the county exemption board. will
leave for Denver and Colorado
Springs about the Fourth OF July
Mr.. Clark has been in III health for
some time and feels that he needs
a vacation.
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ROY SHELTON former telegraph
editor of The World. was one OF the
contingents from Oklahoma City
that passed through Tulsa today for
Camn Travis. Mr.. Shelton resi- gned
A few weeks ago to return home to
await his call to service.
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MR.. AND MRS. Bernard A. Gil
lespie, Of Los Angeles, formerly OF
Tulsd, have a baby born Thursday q;
| their home. Mr.. Gillespie is a son
OF u. A. Gillespie and Mrs. Gillespie
is a daughter OF Maj. and Mrs. EN-
Kerr, formerly OF Muskogee.
| AT THE UNDERTAKING.; parlor,
of Stanley I McCUne is the body OF
a Mr.. Kemp. who died yesterday ir
a local hospital NJ diphtheria Re
| Guest that the Ardmore papers copy
Is made because 1t is believed he has
relatives there.
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WITH SIX NAMES woven in gilt
! beneath co many stars, tho PrOdii.
GERS State bank of this city has a new
service flag. The flag is made Of
skiDncrs satin and is SO by 70 inches
| having space reserved for addi.
tional names. 1t was made by Mrs
C. II. Seger, Mrs. n. I Gilbert anC
Mrs. r. ]. WalbnF.
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ONE BY ONE the national insti.
tutlons shatter and tumble. The
state food administration has de.
natured Fourth of July by an ordei
that no sugar shall be used in lem.
opade no matter how patriotic one
insists on being II. JOsep, assist.
ant state food administrator. has no.
| titled the county food administra-
tors OF the edict.
EVERYTHING That man could
! possibly need in the way OF small
comfort was provided Thursday BY
| the Red Cross In the comfort kits
| given the drafted men. with the ex-
! ception OF razor Yesterday the
! Red Cross purchased 81 900 worth
/ OF a popular brand OF safety razor
and an extra packet OF blades for
| each razor, which were distributed
to the departing men
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! AFTER THE DRAFTED men had
left yesterday a noticeable effect
was apparent in the number Of en-
listments at the local army recruit
ing station. the office being crowded
for the greater part of the after
noon. Enlistments for Fhursd'ry
contained the names OF twb tulsa
men, c. c. Pullen, coast artillery
and +. II. Hoss, engineering corps.
Two others Unlisted Avis Brown,
Skiatook, coast artillery. and VIM.
Wages. Broken Arrow, infantry. G.
c. Forester OF the Forester Weld
ing company II this city enlisted
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