Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
CITY BRIEFS

III i i DNlETO
TED WHITE. Tulsan at the bqso
hospital az Fort Sill. viii leave law
ION saturday for srulan. according TO
word received hefc Ftldny lie hiss
received u discharge
BANk CBEARl&GS for the week
were So 3aS,022. au incros,Ho of-l per
cent over the same period of 1915,
when the clearings were Sfai0673.
"PUOBLEMs IN city Huildng'
s~ill ho dlacuscd at the mcHtlng Of
the city club by the Rev i W Abel
al Hotel Tulsa al noon today
FAUMEES or the county will
convene at the court house at noon
today tu discuss the value ~ organ
iznuon To the farmers Of Tulsa
county
ROBERT rlTZGEHNLD. a Tulsa
student ut oklahoma university. IL
spending the wook end with his par,
ents. Nj and Mrs. II, II. Fitzgerald,
Of lIio south Carson.
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MIR MASON, who has been In New
Mexico for the greater part of tho
last year. engaged IN LEGAL business
relating To Captain cuttings affairs,
has returned to Tulsa
ERNEST pENNISON ~ 1lG0
North Main street. an cmployn Of
the Tulsa street hallway company,
was cut on tho hand while at work
at shr cur barn at 3 =. m Friday.
.ilis injury WAS treated at the Okla
homa hospital
DAMON DOUGLAS, who recently
WAS discharged from the army after
eighteen months service, left yes
tordny for u visit In MuHkogee. OK
lahoma city and Ardmorc, before
returning to his duties with Cosdcn
n Co.
Carroll RAYsON, son Of W. H..
RnyAon, who IN secretary OF tho Ro-
tail Merchants association. has re-
turned from the service and will he
connected with the retailers nsSocia-
ton In the future Young Rayson''
duty will he IN the nature OF an as-
sistant TO HIS father,
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THE NEW FIRST National bank
building at Fourth and Main street
II rapidly filling with tenants, tho
elevators being busy day and night
moving furniture into tho offices on
the upper floors, The ground floor.
TO ho occupied by the bank. In now
being finished and decorated.
MISS MARY RANDERSON and
Miss Nellie Steel returned from
Clarcmorc Thursday where they had
been checking up certain records
covering tho territory around Col
llnsvillo which was formerly part
OF Rogers county They are deputies
in County Assessor w, 4. Hookor's
office.
TELEPHONE CALLS TO J, 3. Ma.
lone yesterday Indicate that many
county will he here TODAY to attend
the frrt quarterly meeting OF the
Tulsa County Farmers association
Mr.. Malone is secretary treasurer OF
the organization.
MARRIAGE LICENSES we're is-
sued yesterday To two brothers OF
Proken Arrow which indicated that
they hre 10 marry sisterg Of the same
place. They are Henry Uoedccke
ss, and Carolina voss. 80. and c, II.
Goedeckes rs, and Henrietta Nsss,
az. Tho doedeokes tdid the court
clerk that they were brothers and
were to marry the voss sisters.
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AT A MEETING held Thursday
night by tho Tulsa Retail Merchants
association. at which L. 4, Crowdcr
executive secretary or the national
body, was the principal speaker ~
new members were admitted to the
association, A meeting Ia, planned
for tho near future at which time de-
tailed plans for future activities will
be formulated.
CHARGED WITH robblng his wife
Of sl.b0, Tldridge Anderson was ar
raigned before Justice H. j. Gray
yesterday. He entered n plea OF not
Euilty ana was committed TO Jail In
default OF IA $500 bond for appear
oncc at preliminary hearing on
March II, The complaint Ia signed
by Maggie Anderson. wife OF tho de-
fendant, 49,
MRS, l.. T.. HUDSON was elected
president. Mrs. H. II. lancaater, Vice
president, and Mrs. John II. Hope,
secretary treasurer of the Patron
Teachers association Of tho wash
lngton school on Thursday afternoon
at this first meeting the organization
has held this year. AZ the conciu-
sion OF the business session an EN-
tertainment was presented by the
pupils under the direction OF the
principal, Prof. J. A. Miller,
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r. NJ. .nOHN commissioner otlfire
and police. announced late Friday
that all drivers of automobiles who
have not obtained their annual driv-
ers' tags by sundown on March lb
will he subject to Arrest under au-
thofity OF the city laws, These tags
are now on hand and Commissioner
Hohn IL anxious to complete his salor
before time expires the middle OF
this month. These tags cost $3.50
each.
THE CASUALTY LIST for Friday
contained the name OF one man from
Tulsa, Charles NJ. McGrady. who was
wounded slightly. His name docs
not appear In the city directory
Those IN the vicinity of Tulsa, who
were included I'm the list are. o I'd
ward Lamotte pawhuskh, ana Louis
NJ Wilson. Shamrock. wounded Sc
verely. William = Rakcr Cleveland
and Carter II, Tyner. Skiatook, and
otto \ Nichols, Claromorc wounded
slightly
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