Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-03
City Briefs

LIEUT.. HUGH. c. Graham. who
has been an instructor in the medical
corps at Camp Funston. was given
his discharge and has returned to
Tulsa.
c. f.. BUCHNER, Y. NJ G. A. sec
retary, is expected back to Tulsa this
week after trip to California. where
he was called by the death of his
grandfather.
LLOYD MALONE. better known
as biscuit" has returned from
Camp Dodge, Iowa, where he was in
limited service, to resume charge OF
the service department
DR.. LEE ODELL. president OF
Kendall college, has returned from
Kansas City, where he has. been at
tending a meeting OF the board OF di-
rcctors Of the Missouri Valley col
lege.
A MEETING OF the board OF direc-
tors Of the kiwanis club will be held
Wednesday noon in the coffee shop,
Hotel Tulsa. at which time important
matters Of the club Will be under
discussion.
CLEARING HOUSE receipts ia
Tulsa for the week ending November
80 were S33,99S, S,74S.O2 as compared
to 1904 7l,6iSS7, an increase this
year Of II per cent over the same
period year ago.
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Il, L. ENSIGN, auditor Of Mar
wick, Mitchell, Peak d Co., Of New
York is dangerously III at the JEFF
ferson hotel. He came here on bus
iness for the company and last night
was very low with pneumonia.
LIEUTENANT Montgomery, Of
, ficer III command of the 5. A. r. G..
| Of Kendall college. was called to
Austin. Texas, yesterday, where he
will receive specific instructions as
to the rehabilitation OF the students
in training In the Tulsa institution
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COMPLIMENTARY TO the Y. w
{. A, the business Boys club will
| entertain December IL in the new
home OF Mrs. G. +. Strouville. Plans
| FOR the occasion will be perfected
at the regular business meeting
Wednesday night
\ A 'CRACK In the flume leading
| fom the filter house to the settling
basin at the water plant was being
| repaired yesterday. The flume is
made Of concrete and the job OF re-
pairing is being done by the employees
OF the water department
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RlNERVIEW SCHOOL was the
first school to report its volunteer
| collection for the children nf the al
lied nations. The children OF this
school dropped {36.S2 into the little
stocking that hung in the corridor.
reminding them that Christmas
wasn't very far away.
SID JOHNSON, a former member
| OF the Tulsa fire department, writes
from Camp Adams, Il. l., that he'll
soon be released from the army and
he's coming back to his old jobI It's
ready for him, f. NJ. Bohn. commits
sioner of public safety, says.
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MIR. AND MRS. Fred Sober have
received word that their son. Sergt
Elmer Sober. who was wounded July
ZS in France, still is in the hospital.
but is now convalescent. Another
son, Floyd w. Sober, who also is in
the medical corps, still Is in France.
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THAT SERGT. NJ. S. Northrop,
who recruited in Tulsa for the tank
| corps, has gone overseas, was indi-
Gated by letter received yesterday
by Paul d. Murrln. 40I Clinton build
ing Sergeant Northrop also ex-
pressed gratitude to Tulsa for the
| assistance afforded him when he was
here on his recruiting mission.
THE W. S. S. bank did S9S7.75
worth OF busienss yesterday through
the efforts OF the Tulsa Fire Pre-
ventive association. Today, Tidal
Carter and O, =. & r. have their
day in court. Wednesday is Knights
OF Pythias, ID. O. h. X. and Pythian
Sisters day.
A SERIES OF MONDAY prayer
meetings was started yesterday at the
Tulsa city mission, 81 West Second
street. NJ. l.. Netcalf having charge OF
the opening meeting. A number of
business men attended These meet
ings will be held daily between 1910
and 1880 p. m. for business men and
women. There also will be services
every evening at 7;30.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is