Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
City Briefs

G. G. StGL.ER In confined at Tulsa
hospital dangerously III.
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u. w. MARYLAND Of ronca CITY.
oil nah, was Ia Tulsa yesterday ON
business,
MRS EFFIE MOSS ~ At West
Archer was buried at Sand Springs
Monday afternoon. She was 3h years
old
ED MITCHELL. age ~. died nj
the Tulsa hospital Monday morning
lie Was employed by Arthur Turner
at ~ East First street,
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CLAUDE Marshall died OF pneu-
monln at his home Monday. lie was
IS years old ana married. lie hNcd
at 92i South quincy
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MRS CHARLES A. rARkiN, i6
East Fourteenth. died Monday morn
ing, December t6. ~ influenza. leav-
ing h baby son four days old. The
body will be taken To- her old home
In Illinois for intcrment
RRUCE MCUN. who ~, cral
months agn enlisted In tho army and
was stationed for time at Fort 10
gan, colo, and later ~ Fort Dodge,
Iowa. has been discharged ana Is
home again.
w. NJ TAYLOR " Denison, Texas
IL in tho city looking Tor h.s -
ycar-old boy who left homo lhat
Wednesday lie said the boy
stopped over In lleuryctta and lett
there In company with another iad
on IA freight train Monday night
J RAY STERniNS. son ~ Grant
e Stchhins. has been released from
tho army service and has returned
home Young Strhhins was making "A
special study OF radio NJ Nnic uni
Verslty when the signing ~ the
took place.
SINCE THE little white stockings
were hung In the various school cor
ridnrs of the city "A little over a
month ago there has been t2l0 I'm
pcnnloa and nickels dropped intu
Them for the Christmas FUND for the
children OF the allied nations
TRAFFIC COPS yesterday we're
In the Red Cross drive. They were
loaded with damp sponge and Rcd
eros. atickers. ard every ear that
didn't have a marker on IN" wind
ahteld was stopped ana properly
adorned.
PERMISSION 10 use convention
hail for sunday night services during
IA. next two months wiu' grhuird tho
S.Vcpih lay AdVentiss yesterday hN
tho city commissioners \ series ~
evangelical meetings will he held hN
the Adventlss.
INSURANCE. companies NJ chi.
rngo are asking tor copies ~ the
1tilsa automobile driver tag ord -
nance. copies ~ which have Just
gone to stewart / prumm, repre-
senting tho American Alliance lnsut-
nnce company as "A basiA Tor fighting
automobile thcfW
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ROnEnT v LEE school broke
the record Yesterday IN m" purchase
OF thrift stamps Miss Leila Manson,
who is acting principal has set thf
dat. several d1Ns ahead ana tho
response from the klddtes WIS great
The total puler amounted 90 1850
<Uohert T. Ler school is the new sno
al Nineteenth and Cincinnati
GENERAL pERSlllNG may have
another honor thrust upOn him \
pstition ssking the city commission
,rs 10 namc an alley running he
tween Twelfth ara Thirteenth street
in pe04mnn addition after tho gen
eral was deferred until later dat"
The commissioner allowed hlllS yoH.
tcrday mornlnr, along Win other
minor details ~ city administration
HELEN y THOMPSON ~ kiefer
hrou ght suit IN IN" superior court
Yesterday asking for a divorce from
n NJ Thompson. proprietor ~ "A
pool hall. alleged extreme cruelty
and hnhltual dtunkcunrss. She asks
the custody of their son. ~ Nrnry
old, t15 month maintenance ana