The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

rotary Of the club The cowmittse
on arrangements ID waiting TO com
pletA It's list Of "spsilbindsr,"
Intsrns, Rsvsnus Men Msst-A meet
Ing Of aboSt thirty fieid mon OF the la
ternal revanus department was hsh this
morning In the oeficss Of Hubert B0lea,
collector. TO discuss plans for The hsxt
year. According 10 Mr.. Bolen. about
$3.50. 900 In delinquent income taHss has
beon turned In by tho field mon IN the
last sixty days. In most cases tho
was duo TO n misunderstanding Of tho
law. Mr.. Bolen stated.
Captain Wells In France W,
". Wells OF this city who 10 stationed
In base hospital No. ss located at Teri
sues. France. has had - Information
turn. and II conditions permit, 10 Mrs.
Wells says. she viii toin him abroad and
enjoy tho return trip with him.
U. D. c. 10 Msst-ksrn N. r. Nowl,n
is to give . report pf tho memorial ssrv.
tees held at the State capitol December
10, at tho regular meeting a. 100 O'Clock
this afternoon OF tho United daughters
OF the Confedsracy hsld At the home os
Mrs. 81. v. Nulvey. lJil- -ciassen boule-
ward. Consideration Of increasing the
annual dusS from siio to N.So also
come up.
Electric Men for Good Rosds-Tho
mo.eh cnt 70 establish hard surfaced
roads throughout the state, submitted
roads manager. at a meeting Of the
Joyians at the sRlrvin hotel today was
endorsed by representatives OF tho
electric industries OF the city.
irving ssys Cook Mssi-with the
new kitchen range fully eonnectsd and
warming" tho boys OF Irving school
this noon tested their ability a. chefs
Hot tsmale pie. chill and hot dogs"
were included In the noondAy lunch
con, while hot drinks and other pre-
nsred foods were completed on the
range, aftsr being sent down from tho
high school caietsris.
High School Tsashsr 8aek--Mlss Le-
lah Poppwell. high school teacher. ts-
turned last evening from BinRer. where
she spent her holiday vacation with her
p<tents. Owing to the fact thst the
company In which Miss Poppwelrs
brother. Guy. on duty. 10 guarding the
bridge into Mexico. at FL Paso. he did
not return for Christmas.
PvIsonsr Operated upo1--6. r. Kirk.
prisoncr In the county jnfl. WAS taken
to University hospital yesterday and
operated on this morning for sppsndi-
clti1. He IL said 10 be In q critical con-
dition. Kirk was tried several wseka
ago on . charge Of obtaining money
on a bogus check and found guilty
Hayson sentenced him to serve . year
In the pcnitentiary, and he has beAn
awaiting transportation to the state
prison.
LIE offsrsd for Osnd-'Tll offer my
HE that Doc Jones appears In court to.
morrow morning for trial on n charge of
teered +. &. Il. Brown. negro attor-
ney, In asking n continuance OF his
clients case. Add go In cash TO that.
and n he does not appear both bonds
win be forfeited" declared Judge Spit
Ter.
Gi Reno Man In Troubls-ChArged
with bringing a Mrs. Maud Reeves TO
Oklahoma City and registering at . ho-
tel as husband and wife. A. H. Nc
Clellan WAS arsrsted Saturday at the
instIgatl Of his wife. who has fol-
lowed the couple hors from their home
for trial Mcclellan 10 . railroad man.
Alleged Coal Thief Hs,a-JIm Hamll-
ton. negro arrested yesterday by q
| Santa Fe detective on q charge Of
stealing coal from a car In the Santa
lie yards. was arraigned before A. T.
Farley. justice OF the peace. and 10
held In the county jail In default OF
a 800 bond.
Negro Hsld for Thstt--Charlss Pow
ell. negro. was given . preliminary
| trial today before o. l. Price, juetice
| of tho peace. on . charge Of breaking
into the homo OF Creed Harper. $50
North Jordan avenue. He was held for
trial In the district court and 10 In the
county Jail In default Of bend.
Penny Lunch Rooms opsn-Ths Penny
Lunch Rooms which are proving %
popular In many ward schools under the
supervision Of the Homo economics de.
partment. opened this morning with full
larders for serving hot chocolate. soup
mashed potatoes with meat and gravy
and other sppetising foods. Hundreds
| Of little children are fed every noon al
. cost Of only . few cents each.
Evidence csNeiuslvs-'How did you
know that Duke Jones stole your
| sho<sf' Judge Splitter asked Thomas
Lilly. Cause he had 'em on" was the
answer. Both Jones and Lilly arc ne