Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
Cify NelUs In Brief

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JESS L. TERRY Is on busy ess
trip to the east
THE ALPHA SOCIETY win dance
Informally this evening In the Elkh
club ballroom. A<a
MRS. JOHN y. BOYD OF Tulsa left
yesterday for Kansas city on a brief
vacation visit.
HENRY sTElNBERGER left yes
terday on trip e, Texas During
his trip Mr. SteiSAhrger will visit
Camp Travis.
INFORMATION CHARGING Roy
Nolan with theft OF watch from
Charles Brown, was filed yesterday
In Justice Warren's court,
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INFoRMATIoN CHARGING Leon
ard Stockton with the pioneer crime
OF horse stealing was filed In Justice
Warren's court yesterday.
JOHN KING and John Mcdonald
have returned from San Antonio.
Texas. where they went to make ar
rangements for enlistment In the
aero service.
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RECRUITING OFFICER d. r..
Whalen of the navy station opened
his office again yesterday. after IA
weeks absence, while making a trip
to nearby towns inspecting advortis-
ing matter
JOE KLEIN, commercial agent OF
the Midland Valley. r. W. Roe OF the
Cosden company and c. IL. Daugh-
erty of the local Kansas City South
ern office. returned yesterday from
Kansas city
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'ARTHTR ELLIOTT. a negro. got
fine of sl00 yesterday for proving.
He was found In the basement of a
private residence, and Judge T. ID.
Evans OF the municipal court gave
him the limit.
NINETY MARRIAGE LICENSES
have been issued during January,
records In the county court clerks
office show. During the same period
In December. one hundred and fifty.
eight licenses were granted.
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TWO DEGREES OF DIVORCE
were, granted in the superior court
yesterday. Beatrice Robertson was
given n decree OF divorce from Gran
VILE II, Robertson on ground OF de-
sertion. Maurice A. BemIs had also
charged his wife Lcatha, with deser.
tioR
WEDNESDAY NIGHT has been
set as the date for the minstrel show
to be given by the members of the
Y. w e A. of the Central high
school. About twenty-five boys will
take part In the program. which in
ciudes burlesque boxing match.
and sketch. The Sale" besides the
two regular acts.
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THE THRIFT CLUB OF the Central
high school met yesterday FOR tho
purpose OF electing officers for tbe
coming year. l. A. Justice was
elected president: Philip Ianden
vice-president; Emma Hatch, aacre-
taryi Harry Goss. treasurer. and j
Turner Horner OF the commercial de
partment OF the high school, critic.
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THE ARMY RECRUITING sta
uon secured five more men yester
day under the draft age. who left for
Oklahoma City Those 10 10 were
Louis Weir, Branson, Mo. infantry.
Leroy N Little, oklahoma City, ayia-
uon; Richard 7. Moore, Wetumka.
coast artillery; Charles o Eason
Wetumka, coast artillery; Rufus
Prince. a negro. Muskogee. steyedore
regiment.
FOUR NEGROES WE'RE arraigned
In Judge Slack's court yesterday ON
charges or stealing freight from box-
cars In the FRISCO yards, They pleaded
not guilty, but were bound over 10
the district court and commltted IA
jail I'm default of $500 bonds. The
men arraigncd were George Lewis /.
HAYNES. Waiter Turner and William
Hodges
/. CHARGING THAT HER husband
Tom X. Lyons had deserted her for
another woman. Mrs Lenora LYONS
filed suit for divorce in the district
court yesterday. Lyons left his fvife
several weeks ago, the petition al
legged. ana has since lived with Bona
McGowan, spending his money for
her support and refuslng aid to his
wife
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Rt'MOHS or SMALLPOX In the
coqn'y jail are delaying hearings in