Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
City Briefs

JOHN BEDFORD. aged % died
Thursdny night IN n local hospital,
The remains being shipped 70 Bar-
tlesvllc.
RALPH JOHNSON. assistant post
mhster left today Tor Ottawa. KAN
where he has gone to attend TO busi-
ness affairs.
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BARBER SHOPS In Tulsa will re-
main open next week every night t0
1890 o'clock 20 accommodate re-
union visitors
T G. COMlNGs, arrested in Vinua
on a charge OF introducing. made
bond today to the United States com
misAoner for $4,000 and was then
released
CAPTAIN WALTER T.. WRIGHT
has received military orders to pro-
coed at once to Yale university. New
Haven. Conn. He Will leave today.
His orders do not Say Just what kind
of service Will be required OF him.
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LIEUT. JAMES II. TUTrLE. son
OF Mr. and Mrs Claude Tptte, l146
South boulder, has arrived from
Fort Sheridan. where he has been
stationed lie will remain IN Tulsa
on a weeks leave ana will then be
sent 10 Fort Zachary Taylor, near
Louisville, Ky.
MRS. GEORGIA -. TUCKER Of
sos South Denver has been notified
~ n ~ ltTAfhnF 81
levcl who has been with the Ameri-
can forces in France Private Level
wuH killed on August -. but Mrs.
Tucker did not receive notification
until yesterday
MORRIS LESKORwTTH, - years
Of age, diCd at "A local hospital
Thursday afternoon Of typhoid fever
Tho body was taken 10 the Mowhray
undertaking establishment, where
the orthodox Jewish rites were OBJ.
served The remains we're shipped to
Kansas city for burial.
JOHN BROOKS. negro, cannot
keep out ot trouble. ~ the different
lnformations flied against him In
MaNeys justice court are to be be
lieycd. Thursday no was charged
with petit larceny df Joint OF eight
inch casing Yesterday another
charge was placed against him OF
grand larceny Of another piece Of oil
well casing The negro. az FAR as can
be ascerttncd, is still al large.
49,
FOR WORK on the Dupont EnEl-
neering company building AT Nash
vile, Tenn, 80 carpenters and brick
layers are wanted al once Those
who viii 10 are requested TO sign up
at once at the federal state employ
ment office on Second and CinCin-
natl streets. An urgent cau for first
class steam filters has also been re-
ceyod at the local office.
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ED e. REYNOLDS OF the housing
committee for the reunion Is ask
ing FOR vacant storcrOoms to use for
housing the veterans The committee
has AN ample supply OF mattresses
and pillows but 80 flr hasn't enough
places to put them. Vacant rooms Of
any Kind can be used and It is urged
that persons having such places In
their charge will notify Mr. Rey-
nolds at phone 1887.
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Nll4lalA NJ M H. manager OF ilt
Empress theater. will give a theater
party Tuesday night az the Empress
at the second performance 10 the
employees and volunteers OF The local
exemption board The local board
is doing splendid work" SAYS Mr.
Smith. "aud We wish TO show them
along with the people who are giving
their time and energy TO the cause
lust how much the public ar T.re-
riatcs their efficiency"
CLAIMING THAT Il has NOT
been paid for drilling an oil well. thu
NAnCRnfp Drilling company OF cha
mute. kan. yesterday filed sui, m
district court asking Judgment RI
Sl,247.40 against II y Gooch. G. -.
Upton. We D. Shedden and X -.
Reiger Il is stated In the petition
that the drilling contract was enc
tered into verbally and that after
drilling In one well payment wa re-
fused ~
ACCORDING To PETITION 4 %
Yesterday I'm district court. J s RIr
has t5.S9O.45 coming 20 AlaNtor