Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

invocation and bcnediction were
gwen by Rev. r. =. Ryan DE Red
Fork, Eleven numbers Of music ana
Rotations all OF a patriotic nature,
concluded the program Friday
night
MERLE DUFFiELD, a brother OF
Carl r. Duffield OF this city. who
recently completed the course at the
third officers training school at
Camp Pike. Ark, has received
| commission as a second lieutenant.
lie has been assigned to Columbia,
). c, for three months training IN
Tthe school Of fire
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MAUDE FOSTER filed petition
Yesterday In district court for di.
Norcc from Arthur Foster, charging
him with abandonment and non
| support They were married In New.
kirk, okla, Aprl 6, 1918. lived TO-.
gcther until 1915, when. according
to the petition. Foster abandoned tho
wife and has u6t supported her
since,
w. w. JOHNSTON ~ washing ton.
~. G, general switchboard man for
the Southwestern Bcu Telephone
company visited with II. " Van
Hoy Tuesday Johnston and Van
Hoy went to school together some.
where In the cast" few less than
a thousand years ago but had not
met for seventeen years
FRIENDS or James J. McGraw ot
lponca City have received word that
he has sailed from an Atlantic port
for France, whore he goes as a com
missioner from the knights Of GO.
lumhus TO look after their army &C,
tivities with the American expc
ditionary forces lie expects to vtsi
France. the British Isles and Italy
and hopes to return in September
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]. II. TAYLOR, negro, charged viii
assault with intcnt TO KILL was ar
raigned yesterday in Justice j, j
Stacks court and committed to jai
under n 81, 900 bond, for examination
Tuesday morning The information
lalleges that when several Bixby ne
Eroes were quarrcling Sunday Taylor
drew n revolver and began shootinl
at Robert Jackson. Jackson fi!eC
tho complaint for Taylor's arrest o.
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LEAVING A PRACTICE built vi
lin Tulsa in the last five years. Dr
William Il. Newton will depart toda!
for active medical duty at Cam
Dodge, Iowa. Doctor Newton ma
been commissioned n first lieutenan
In the medical reserve corps. III
lis graduate OF the medical depart
ment Of the University or Kansas
class OF 1900. He saw service In tn
Spanish American war, 80 Is not en-
tirely unused to the war game.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Franl
H. Connell, Killed by n fall from
scaffold on the new Cosden build
ing Monday morning, were held yes
terday afternoon at 5 o'clock at tn
Mowbray chapel. Services were con
Quoted by the local lodge OF knighti
of Columbus. The body was sen
to New York city for burial, tele
gram having been received yester
day fRSm the father. Hugh l.. Con
nell, banker in that city, directing
that this be done.
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EXPRESS BILLS just received In
dicate that the. Advertising club
through It's recent campaign. pro
cured and sent TO various trainin
camps and cantonments a total o
four thousand phonograph record
and three machines, together with
big supply OF needles. They wer
sent to various camps where Okla
homa boys are In training and ar
now being used nightly to help er
trrtuin the embryonic soldiers,
y
WOODSON NORvELL will ,ppea
before the Park board at is mea'
Ing tonighr with a prop Jsii.on 10 uS
Lawton avenue for an a1;I oac. {,
the river front boulevard now un
der course of construction. Plan
up to the uiesent have contemplate,
that the drive should start at tn
county bridge This will entail con
siderable grading and will be yer.
expensive. Norvell claims 10 have
plan whereby this expense will bi
eliminated and the drive made muci
easier Of access.
TWENTY-FTV draftees left last
night from Tulsa county for Fort
Riley, Kan. These men are n pair
Of the last call made on the county
for 1863 men. At the time only 100
responded and these were sent 10
Camp Nichols, New orleans. Thirty
one men out of the call after sew
eral had been certified to other
cities, were left, 25 OF which left
tonight. The six who failed to re-
port will be given no other chance