Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-28

sued yesterday by Deputy court
Clerk Hal Turner TO the following;
Sam Ellis, 90, and Esther Cohen, 2i,
Tulsa; Wayman Holiday, 81. and
Pearl Hawkins, 90, Tulsa.
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j. A. RATHSAM, representative Of
the American Contractor. the busi-
ness journal OF construction, visited
Tulsa Thursday. The American Con-
tractor is published at Kansas City.
and carries extensive Tulsa news
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MARINE RECRUITING In Tulsn
has resulted In four men being ac-
cepted for service. They are Henry
Tomney. Robert Davis, Andrew Dire
nan and Robert Lowry. The men
were sent 10 Ksnsas CITY TO stand
final examination before acceptance.
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i. II. HALLIBURTON of the Hal
liburton Abbott company, and who
has charge OF the office force, has
just returned from u two weeks trip
10 st. Louis, ST. Josaph, Kansas CITY
and Chicago. where he has been
checking up on the various clerical
and record systems used in the large
copcerns OF these cities.
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H. C. CONLEY, division freight
agent for the Frisco and NJ. X. q
T. railroads was visitor In Tulsa
Thursday. His offices are located at
Oklahoma City. Mr.. Conley spent
part of the morning In conference
with L. N. Adams, secretary OF the
r. In uFaV a
and means for dealing with the traf-
tic conditions In Tulsa.
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WORD WAS RECEIVED by Miss
Hilda Jones In the county superin-
tendents office yesterday to the ef,
feet that the state spelling and pen
manship contests would be held In
Oklahoma City on April To-. The
county contest will be held here on
March 15. Miss Jones says that
Tulsa county is going to win first
place in at least one OF the contests.
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THE CASUALTY LIST for Thurs
day did not contain the names Of any
Tulsa men. Those In the Vicinity pf
Tulsa who were on the list are:
Walter d. Grady. Muskogee; Merll A.
Brown, Depew; and Ivan 5, Warren.
Okmulgee; wounded degree unde-
termined. Corp. Charles Ryan. CNsh-
ing: wallace. owens, Muskogee;
and James j. Clason, Henryetta;
wounded slightly.
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JUDGE MATTHEW j. KANE.
scheduled as principal speaker OF the
Knights OF Columbus banquet sun
day night at Hotel Tulsa, will be
unable to attend. having been called
to New York by the death OF MS
father. The principal address at the
banquet will be made by Horace n.
Hagangpf the Texas company. a a.
Davidson OF Tulsa Wit act as toasta
master in place OF Mr.. Hagan, who
was originally on the program In that
capacity.
THURSDAY MORNING someone
broke into the r. II. Dobler grocery
store, 2026 East Hodge street. ana
got away with 20 pounds OF beer. ~
pounds OF pork loin. one cake OF
cheese and a large amount OF putter:
The police were notified Thursday OF
the loss and they are looking anout
the city for large feed which they
are expecting the party or parties 70
have who got the necessary 1000 ior
n feast.
INQUIRY WAS RECElVED
Thursday by wire at the mayor
office from Neil Birch OF Blrming-
ham, Ala. as TO the reported oeatn
of Ted Birch In Tulsa. II IL assumeu
that Neil Birch Is a brother TO inc
Ted supposed to have died here The
mayors office was unable 10 estno
lish the sact of Birch's death' hut
no reply will be made TO the bir-
mingham relative until after thor-
ough investigation has been made'
Mayor Hubbard stated.
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WHAT WILL A MAN DO with two
dozen new erring hats OF al colors'
sizes and shapes, is the question puE-
cling the local police. WEDNESDAY
afternoon two dozen hats we're stolen
from the American express comN
panys wagon after II mad oeen
stopped in the rear OF the Getman
drug store on Main street Thursdhy
the police we're searching all the sec
ondhaud stores and pawn shops W
the city trying to find the mats, out
Mt a late nOur lhhl hlkht 'hN ~
had not been located,
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UPON PRELIMINARY hearifR
before United States Commissioner
]. II. wilkins yesterday Argle Me.
Daniels was held under hond OF
81, 500 to the federal grand jury on
a charge OF introducing llduor. NC
Daniels was arrested at Mohawk by
United States Deputy Marshal W. ~
Ellis on an Incoming Santa Fe train
from Kansas City. He had In hir
possession four sultcascs containing
whisky when arrested, according
TO the testimony OF Ellis.
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THE CENTENARY program for
Grace M. u. church was launched al
an enthusiastic meeting az the
church Thursday evening. when or
was completed and u
banquet set for the leaders. Speak
srs OF the boccasion were District
j. r. Thackrey. the
Rev. J. w. Abel, the Rev. L. c. Muir
raw and w. o. Buck. Much satis7
faction was expressed al the way
his church has kept pace with the
development OF the eastern part OF