Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
City Briefs
AT TuLsA rHEArERs TO-DAY.

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EsfILk.ss -"Oh. Chsrmsd l'' Pour other
GRAND-"Ibs broken RAFFERTY," sud
MAJESTIC rr.cin. Dean and Herbert
Rawlinson In kiss or KIN
.pALACk- william fs'efshsm 10 ''Ths
Silver KING
srRASp " lillian Russell Ia An the
"woSDnI.SSb- -Syo.on, Musical oom.
edy company In 'Nt You Mason ~
THE CHURCH Of Christ meets
every first day OF the week at tho
Washington school. Take Kendall
car and get of at Rockford. Every
body cordially invited.
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RALPH WEBER the i0-year old
son of MIR, and Mrs r. W. Weber Of
II North Zunls street. In rapidly re-
covering In n local horpital from the
effects Of major operation per
formed about u week ago.
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MISS SUsiE MARLIN. manager Of
tho fourth floor of ,iallburton-Ab-
bott company, left last night for
New York and eastern markets To
purchase new spring merchandise
for tho junior and infants depart
ments. also house dress section.
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MRS. JAMES MCLEl.LAND 80
years old. died AT "a local hospital
yesterday following an operation
Funeral services were held al thn
Mitchell Fleming chapel yesterday
and the body will he shipped to Brls-
tow today for burial.
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DAN ORDwAY was Released on
writ OF habeas corpus granted IN the
superior court late Friday evening by
, Judge 1. J. Martin. lie was bging
held for Kansas authorities by sher-
~ wooiley to answes TO n misdo-
meanor charge. according To this ap-
plication for tho writ J. J.. Evers
appeared as counsel for Ordway
n. II. WELTY. editor OF the Bar
tlesvillo Examiner, Will speak at the
Y. NJ. e. A. foruw-rhls. afternoon,
using as his subject The Impossible
Task" Mr.. weliy has spent the past
ak months overseas In Y. NJ, {. A.
work among the American troops,
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FoLLswING the agreement be.
tween the Mercha nts association ana
the city officials. W. A. liarbiHon has
been employed by the city ana CAP
tain Rawis has been snsaged by me
merchants To act u special night
patrolman TO look after the business
section OF the city TO prevent possible
bursisries,
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THE ORA LAghtner Frost Concert
course started the free entertainment
movement for soldiers and sailors
last night, when she gave all re-
turned and visiting YldlerS and mil-
ors In Tulsa compmnenmft t'kcH
To attend ths concert al convention
hall given by Arthur Middlslon.
These tickets were valued AZ 'h'u
apiece and also carried with thrm u
reserved seat
REV. ALBERT MASSEY Is er
pected home this morning from th'-
cago where no has been attending
the National Lutheran council, being
chosen the oklahoma member OF
that body. This organization Ia the
| latest forward movement OF the
Lutheran church In all OF liza Amer
lean branches. making Tor larger
unity and more efficient publicity
among the lutherans OF the ihl'e'
States.
FUNERAL SERVICES Will be
held AT 10 this mornlng At Mowbthy
chapel. Tor Mrs naomi Small pberh',
followed by intefment " pakhwn
beside the body of her hther VINO
died some four years ago Mrs. pDer''
died Friday, January ~. at her nome
i02s south Lewis avenue, or phc-
monia. she is we'll known. haN'hs
been for several years an tnploSe ol
a local hardware firm. She was
married TO charles ]. OberE' IN lple.
surviving her are n mother mus
band an infant daushier four hroih
erp and two sisters. OF whom Ian,s
/. small, Mrs Viola u Shetl WI ana
Mrs. Alice Fenton are rehldehh OF
this city. John W Small at imln
Wyo.. II. a small nj sheridan WSo'
Ard Clydc V. small vt plllon, OKLA
Mir and Mrs. " T. Williams grsnd b
parent-, ana an the relatives men
,Ioned except Qpc brother VIII d"
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