The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
CITY BRIEFS

FORMER FEDERAL JUDGE
Ralph Campbell. now with the Coa.
den company. VIII lead discussion or
The League of Nations" at tho \
Forum Sunday,
j. W BENSELL. who has been In
charge ~ the local naval recruiting
office. left Monday to takc charge
~ the Oklahoma city office, Ito
Viii be replaced by O ! white, who
VIII maintain thcglocal office In tho
Boston building
MARRIAGE LIGENSES were &c..
sued TO tho following on Monday by
Court Clerk john T. Porter, Peter
Frank lamb. 81. - paul and Mao
Olson 36 Springfield, Mo, william
u. Tyler. %. and Flora Gertrude
cunningham, 20. Tulsa / = coffot
-. and Anna Lawson, 30. Tulsa
DrE TO THE recent changes In
federal managers OF the Frisco and
Katy ruadH several shifts are cN-
Ucct"d within the ncNt few days In
other positions ~ the two roads "
\ k"llond win return lo IN" Katy
~ general baggage agent and VI \
Muriock. formerly With both roads
as travelling baggage agent will be
''llIl'' lfI bIll WIN lllf Y lnNb
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4 DISTRICT CONFERENCE or
Y NJ &. A workers In the vicinity
~ Tulsa win hc held here three days.
beginning March l9 according TO
y 4, Thompson. who RECENTLY re-
turned from the general conference
at San Antonio, Texas. where ways
~ r"na King tho environment for
returned soldiers were discussed.
ONLY THREE PERMITS were"
Issued MOndny hy tho offIrc OF r.
", Clark city building inspector Il.
g. StueVe Will build a $1,000 rcsi.
dcncn ana "A $500 garage at 1918
South Rockford. T.. II. Rogcrs took
out permit for tho erection OF "a
" 900 residence In Overlook Park
addition. and NJ Snuhcr Will repair
his residence at 2tOs East Fourth
street at an estimated cost Of 1900.
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APPLICATIONS or drillcrs who
want TO work In India are lring re.
ceived at tho on Well supply COM
pany In behalf Of tho indo- Burma
Petroleum company Of Pittsburgh
which In opening field on the La
goon river In tho upper rprt Of Brit
lsh india. II Is said that tho wages
paid American drillers are SO a
day and house furnished. Several
applications have been received from
tho Continent field
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SUIT WAS STARTED ana settled
In tho superior court yesterday bv
Louise n, Hyard ns the next friend
~ George Bynrd aEalnrt tho Now
bray Undertaking company where
by George liyHrd In To receive $500
for Injuries inflicted upon him
when run over by the motor vehicle
OF the defendant company on No
Nember q, 1919, according to papers
filed In tho case, including a Journal
entry.
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HARRY WEIGH, secretary Of tho
Phoenix, Aria, chamber or com.
mercc, IL anxious To know some OF
the basic principles upon which tho
Tulsa soldiers and sailors service
association was organized. accord
ing 10 u letter from him TO Colonel
Douglas secretary OF tho local cham
ber OF commerce MIR, Welch has
heard OF the good accomplished by
the Tulsa society and as Phoenix IL
organizing along tho same limos
wishes 10 obtain aomo advice on tho
subject from here his letter states
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INQUIRY WAS MADE In n letter
received by the chamber OF COM
merce Monday from prominent
truck man in Chicago M To tho pos.
slblo opportunity here for tho cs-
Ia abliahmcnt OF motor truck freight
service. II IL proposed 70 operate
truck service. rBdiating from Tulsa
ln ,lA la r.,
will carry freight at nominal ;ate
and on fast schedule. The cham.
Der OF commerce approves OF the
project but has taken no action TO
late,
AFTER PASSING through an en-
tire month without a sign of the re-
appearance Of the Influenza eplI
demic tho city Of Tulsa was again
attacked Monday morning. n lone
rnse Of influenza, being reported to
tho city health office. This case,
however Is In the early stages or
development and does not threaten
',r-rcaching results at present, tnys
Or 7 " Gilbert city superintendent
nf health Ths city health dcpnr 20
msut has taken steps TO combat the
| epidemic II It should break out anew
ana " IN not beleNcu lnhN Wv Jus
o. SO can again obtain footing here.
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CONTRIBUTIONS OR gifts made
within the taxable year Ia corpora
tions organized and operated OK
cIusiysdy for religious, charitable
scientific or educational purposes, or
for tho prevention OF cruelty to chill
dren or animals. 70 part OF tho new
warnings Of which inures to the
benefit Of any private stockholder
or individual, or the special tund
for vocational rehabilitation author
iEezd1 Ehy LsccZtlornT of the Noca-
tionnl Rehabilitation Act TO an
amount not In excess of 10 per cen
tum OF tho taxpayers net income rs
computed without tho benefit OF
this paragraph