Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-02

supposed to have been taken Sep
tember 2S
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INFORMATION filed In the JUS
tice court OF s. c. Maxey charges
Homer Meadows with forging the
name Of r. A. Fuller to a check
for SIS on the First National Bank.
! The check, which Is dated Sep
tember "a, was made to the favor
| of Il. c. Evers and was cashed by
j. II. Rose.
SERGT. DAMON DOUGLAS, son
of Col. and Mrs. Clarence B. Doug
las. who is with the Tulsa ambulan-
GERS In France, has been placed on
hospital duty in command OF corps
of $50 men. Sergeant Douglas en-
! listed with the local ambulance COM
| pany more than a year ago and soon
will be wearing his first service
stripe.
REV. c. V. KING OF the Eplsco-
pal church and John B. Meserve
went TO Broken Arrow last night to
| speak on the fourth Liberty loan
before community gathering.
| Speakers are being sent out all over
inc county inns WteN III n SSoNtllldtlS
campaign. Representatives will be
sent TO Collinsville tonight and 10
Bixby Friday night,
THE MARINE RECRUITING sta
ton will not close but will remain
open indefinitely. according to Sergt.
| Glenn Condor, marine recruiting Of
| ficer in charge. II is not necessary
for those who have signed up to
make inquiry for they will all be
notified In due time in regard to
their examination, and any further
orders to be received at the station.
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MRS FRANCIC L. GOLAY re-
ceived a letter recently from her
brother, Sergeant T r. Crapfill,
now on the firing line in France,
and a former well known Tulsa
young man, connected with the EN-
| plre OIL company. Sergeant Gram
fill writes. 81 am not allowed to
say very much, but can send this
word: the situation over here looks
mighty good"
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| YEOWOMEN to do stenographic
work for the government are needed
at once in the navy department, ac-
| CuTulllH u "bIu lSkSlNtu HtIt ny vi
ficer Friers OF the navy recruiting
station. For particulars see Mr.
| Friers within the next few days at
the navy recruiting station on South
Boston Women and girls who
signed up for enlistment with ma
rines will be accepted for this yeo-
women service In the navy. and are
urged to answer this call.
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A LETTER HAS BEEN received
recently by the, home service de-
| partment OF the Red Cross from
4 headquarters at st. Louis, stating
that Tulsa was one OF the 23 home
service sections OF the southwestern
division, which had been declared
sufficiently efficient to have placed
upon them the entire responsibility
OF answering all Inquiries from all
OF tho army camps direct without
the necessity OF sending tho inquiries
through the st. Louis headquarters
office.
FINDING bird feathers on sale
that is prohibited by the state and
national game laws, George A. Smith.
state game warden, here yesterday
as n guest OF the Tulsa Ozark club,
issued a warning that the sale of the
| feathers might mean arrest. The
warden told the merchant having
! them on hand that the next pur-
| chaser might be a representative of
| his department, who would come
| without announcing the fact that
the purchase was for the purpose OF
| making the arrest.
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CHARLES HOPPER arrested for
| Transporting narcotics under the
city ordinances. was turned over TO
the government yesterday and held