Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-01
City Briefs

LEROY HERZBERG of Enid is
spending a few days here with his
uncle, Sam Renberg.
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MEMBERS OF the suffrage assoc
iation will meet dit the headquarters
at O'Clock Monday evening.
GEORGE BOWEN, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. 7. Bowen. who recently en-
listed in the coast artillery. left dur
ing this week for Fort Logan, Col.
LIEUT.. w. G. LENNON, recently
commissioned in the u. S. M. X. c.,
at Fort Bliss, Texas.
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MRS. FRANK HASKELL. chair
han of the Tulsa suffrage organiza-
ton. will go to Boston, Mass, soon,
where her son is soon to enter the
naval reserve.
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THE ANNUAL PICNIC of the
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Fifth and Boulder, which was to
been postponed. Announcement OF
the date will be made at later time.
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SECRETARY DOUGLAS, Frank
N. Greer and Newt r. Graham OF
the Chamber of Commerce were
named committee to draw up ap-
proprlate resolutions on the death OF
Mrs. Fred Shaw. wife OF one OF the
directors.
MRS. EUGENE LAWSON of No
wata, president OF the state fedora
ton of women's clubs, will be In
Tulsa next week on business of the
| organization. Mrs. Lawson has beer
active in food conservation work In
! the state, and is a member OF the
council Of defense at Nowata.
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PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
was filed yesterday In Justice Lee
Daniels court charging Asa T.. Alb
bott with assault with a dangerous
weapon on Glenn Il. Kimball. Kim
ball, who filed the charge, alleges
Abbott hit him over the head sew
eral times with carpenters plane.
c. Z, BUCHNER, general secre-
tary, C. II. Fenstermacher commun-
ity secretary and R.O. Won Thurn.
physical director of the local Y, M.
! c. A, will attend the national con-
vention to be held in Boston next
week. They will leave today and
expect to be gone two or three
weeks.
G. A. SMITH, state game warden.
Is.4n 1.I ~ Ia, olN ID,
that the game preserve recently es-
tablished by the state at Chouteau
Springs is nearing completion, all
the buildings now being ready for
use. The site for the proposed new
game preserve In the Spavinaw hills
Ehs not been purchased, although
the state has an option on it.
LLOYD STONE, Hernan Lau-
teret Joseph Brandt, Leslie Webb,
Chester V. Fleming, John Erter,
Lloyd Craig and Abe Craig returned
home Yesterday from Oklahoma uni
versity. Chester V. Fleming was
graduated last week from the fine
arts department, Leslie Webb from
the law department and John Erter
from the arts and sciences.
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ONE DIVORCE DECREE was
granted and one petition for divorce
filed yesterday in the superior court.
Frank Thurman, who charged Lille
Thurman with extreme cruelty and
deserton. was granted divorce. In
the case of Goldie Cannoy versus w.
M. Cannoy, habitual drunkedness
and extreme cruelty were named as
grounds.
MISSES HELEN DELANEY, Lii
liam Fagan, Alice Mackin and Kath-
ryn Mackley were given diplomas
from the Holy Family school in
graduation exercises last night al
Convention hall. The presentation
was made by the Rev. John Daylin.
There was large attendance Of
friends and relatives at the gradua-
ton exercises,
A RESOLUTION was adopted by
the Chamber of Commerce asking
that Senator Robt l.. owen and Con-
gresham t. A. Chandler use their
active influence to remove the dis
elimination against shippers in this
city and state in the new intrastate
and interstate railroad rates, and
have both places on the same basis
at the same time the general ad-
vance in rates ordered by Director
General McAdoo goes into effect
June 25
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MRS. A. II. BUHL and Mrs A. A.
Little, representing the w. c. IT, L.,
appeared before the city commits
sioners yesterday and asked that they
retain Miss Bertha Volenune as po-
lice matron. They said she had given
her life to welfare work and had
been q most careful and sympathetic
matron and that she should not be
superseded by an inexperienced per-
son. As the appointment %, III. e
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