Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13
City Briefs

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DURING the period Of quaran-
Tine, IN" exterior Of the Wonderland
hotIcr Is being rcpaintcd
MRS. JAMES NDnL.E. who has
p'en patient In the oklahoma hos
pitaL was taken to her homo IN
friSioW yesterday by Mr'Addlc.
MAJOR ALNA j. MILES. well
known OkInhuman writes Tulsans
mat h" has arrived overseas. lie
ho'da the title of Inspector general.
CHARLES =. WILLIAMS, former
Empress thcttrr enployc. has ar
rived overseas. according 10 word re-
ceived Yesterday The young man
enlisted March ., in an artillery bat
terry
\ NIGHT MEETING OF the Ki-
wants club planned for Monday. will
not be held because OF the iuflu-
on|a. There VIII h" no meeting until
the danger Of tho epidemic has
passed.
WORD HAS BEEN received Of
the death of Duncan Rush. "A Tulsa
county boy. who died at Camp Pike.
Ark. No information has been re-
ceived as 10 what disposition will be
made OF the body
LAUREL J. ETCK. no North
Main, writes relatives here he has
arrived overseas He is member of
co. H. 3O3 tank corps He enlist
ed In June, and recently was home
on a furlough He Is one Of the few
Oklahomans to be overseas as
member OF the American tank corps.
MR.. AND MRS. J. G. WHTTESIDE
nave received a safe arrival card
from their son, Wade Whltcside.
young insurance man. who enlisted
~ the tank service last June prl-
vate Whit"sidr, who In a member Of
co. A 332nd battalion. trained at
Gettysburg, Pa.
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FREDERICK L. THORNTON. ex-
pert accountant. who has been assist
ing at Liberty loan headqua rters the
past several days, returned Satur-
day 10 his home in Kansas city. Mr..
Thornton divides his time between
Kansas city and Tulsa where he also
has offices.
THE INFANT DAUGHTER OF Mr..
and Mrs j. u. Pudkins OF Irving
place died early yesterday morning
In Kansas city, where the family was
making brief stopover en- route to
Colorado. The child had been in frail
health for some time and upon the
advice OF physicians was being re-
moved to a higher altitude.
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MRS. BELL MURRAY has re-
ceived word that her son, Lieut..
Harold Murray has received overseas
orders and is at New York awaiting
sailing notice. Lieutenant Murray en-
listed some time ago In the engineers
and later secured "A transfer TO the
aviation section Of the army and re-
ceved his training at Fort Sill and
Mount ClemOns, Mich. where he was
commissioned. Lieutenant Murray
is an aerial observer.
ONE OF THE features OF previous
Confederate reunions has been a
souvenir booklet. published as BEN
eft for the grandsons of Confederate
veterans. and George Il. Bowling OF
Memphis. quartermaster in chief.
says that he would like to have the
photographs OF all persons who took
part in the reunion for the booklet.
The booklet from Washington con-
taincd moro than 800 portraits. Any
one interested may write Mr.. Bowl
ing at Memphis.
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GEORGE 3 GuSS OF Tulsa,
member Of the 323rd field signal
battalion, has arrived overseas ac-
cording TO word received by Hal
Rambo. a friend yesterday. Private
Guss left Tulsa In the June draft.
going to Camp Nichols, La, and
later 10 Camp Samuel B. Morse.
Leon Springs, where he trained BE-
fore entering the army the young,
man was employed In the account
ing department Of the Gulf Pipe Line
Company.
CONGRESSMAN CHANDLER OF
this district has ask ed Superintend-
ent Oberholtzer to make an appoint
ment Of some young man In Tulsa,
between tne ages OF II anu ~, lot
training in West Point. Mr.. Ober-
holtzcr states that he will be glad
to consult with any man who can
qualify for this appointment. A man
should have had at least two years
in a university or the equivalent,
but Il Is barely possible to obtain en-
trance without this much collegiate
work.
IN THIS ISSUE of The WoHld ap-
pears a new and attractive feature
for the readers of this paper--a
Misspclled Word Page. carrying the
OF 76 of Tulsa's en-
terprising merchants. In these ad-
vertiscments will be found a nupber
of words intentionally misspelled.
The World will pay prizes to its
readers each week for the neatest
correct list of the misspelled words,
with the corrections and the names
of the advertisers in whose adver-
tisements the misspelled words ap
pear. The first prize is S5, the Sec
ond 81 and three prizes of 81 each.
Every one is eligible to enter the
contest except employees of this pa
per, and similar prizes will be given
every week OF the contest. No for
NAL notice OF your desire to enter
the contest is necessary--just find
the misspelled words, write the cor
reCtions and the name OF the adVer-