Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
CITY BRIEFS

CIV 'NPN'NA W ho gone u uohSI
PRAISE FOR TULSAS proEris-
ivcnrss was given Monday by
Adolph Bpldt field secretary for the
National Chamber OF Commerce,
who is spending several days here
studying local conditions and tho op-
cratlons Of the Tulsa chamber.
CHARGING THAT her husband
has fhilcd to support her, and that
she has been compelled To go out
aud rcck employment as "A house.
keeper In order 20 1.-Two, Edith Bran
ming filed suit In tho superior court
yesterday for divorce from william
Brnnnlng
REPORT RN l.. ~, ABBOT. on
his recent trip to New york, AN ad-
dress by l. q. Long, report OF the
committee named to investigate firo
sale adVcrtisemcnts, ana selection OF
a new vice president, will occupy tho
tino OF tho Ad club meeting follow
ing the noon luncheon at Hotel
Tulsa today,
DAVID L. EASTERLY. state fac
tory inspector, who was In tho city
Monday on official business, an.
nounccd his marriage on February
~ at Kansas Oily TO Mrs Hattie
Senschcll. "A resident OF the Missouri
city The marriage marked tho cul-
mination OF "A romance begun over
20 years ago, when Easteriy and his
bride wcro sweethcarts.
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FIVE TULSA SCHOOL principals
ugill uItanA NutiAnuI IAnAnslnnuI
convention In Chicago Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week. In addition TO II, u, Ober.
holtzer city superintendent Of
schools. the following will attend;
William Hackendorf. Riverview; A
]. Keeling, Horace Mann. J. H.
brown, Irving: j. y. Richards, Sc
auoyah; Merle G, Prunty. Central
High school.
MARK u. VANTINE. son of Mr.,
and Mrs,eXantine. 307 South Frisco.
has arrived home having secured
his discharge from tho naval scrv-
lee. lie enlisted April q. 1917, and
has seen active service most OF the
time since. For 1S months his du.
ties called him 10 foreign waters
and his return trip from Brest WIZ
on the cruiser Tampa on which he |
was stationed. He pronounces the
winning OF the war ss strictly an |
American victory.
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PRESIDENT II. NJ. McFARLTN |
called n special meeting OF tho board |
OF directors OF the newly organized
Tulsa Financial corporation Monday
afternoon. This meeting which was
n preliminary to the conference
night, was held In the
directors room OF the Exchange Ma
tlonal bank. The Wednesday meet
ing is for the purpose OF effectins
final and detailed organization and |
placing the new industrial body on |
IA working basis.
THE DAMAGE SUIT OF Mable |
Haley for $4,000 against the West
ern Union Telegraph company and
the Oklahoma Natural Gas company |
for tho wrongful death OF her hus-
band was settled bv agreement yes
terday whereby the plaintiff got
judgment for the sum OF $1,000.
The petition alleged that plaintiffs
husband received injuries while In
the employ OF the telegraph com
pany on October ~. 1913, which
were caused by a leak In IA pipe OF
the defendant gas company, from
whieh.he died on the following day,
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HERMAN COLE was arraigned
before United States Commissio oner
wilkins yesterday on n charge OF
introducing liquor into Oklahoma
In violation OF the federal prohibit I
ton laws and made n bond for his
nj lf,,i hAn rtnr |
Cole was arrested In BartleHville by
Deputy Marshal II. Is. Lowroy and
Il trunk was found In his posse ssion
conta lining about twelve plnts of
whisky. lie II said TO have brought
It from Kansas city to Bartlesville.
ANNOUNCEMENT BY the fed
eral railroad administration was
made Monday that a cent-a-mile
rate has been granted those who
will attend the national O. A. X. en-
campment to he held In Columbus
Ohio, next September. II liz also
that n rate OF two cents
n mile VIII be granted all veterans
attending the various state encamp-
ments, The latter concession viii
apply 10 the state encampment ,
which Is to be hold at Ponca City
In May
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FOR THE SECOND time tho
Tulsa Retail Merchants association
has issued warning TO itlnerant II
to stay away from this
city. The retailers association II
king II warm for that class OF
dealers who pay no municipal taxes
and take good money away from
Tulsa city ordinance number 1899
Imposes license fee OF $500 a day
upon such merchants and requires
bond TO be furnished equal 20 double
he valuation OF the itinorants stock
IN hand,
MEMBERS OF the Tulsa cha pter OF
he American Institute OF Mining
Engineers will convene at the mu-
1icipai auditorium Tuesday and
Ncdn esday for the purpose Of ef-
'ecting closer afflliation among the
ocal mining men. II ls expected
hat the future activities OF the To-
'al chapter VIII be directed toward ,
scientific research work with the
'iew OF bringing papers on various
.opics before the club for criticism.
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Economic Mission In Warsaw.
WARSAW Sunday, FEB. 2J An
economic mission composed OF six
British railway and mining experts