The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
CITY BRIEFS.


EIGHT NEW CASES OF smallpox
eVcre reported to the city health do
plrtment during the last week.
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THE TuBERCULOSIS association
Is delighted with the response TO
their request for various articles for
the dispensary.
j. G. WHITNEY. 50 years old, OF
1 HarkView addition. died sunday,
Funeral arrangements Will be an
founced later.
4 DIVORCE WAS granted in the
superior court Monday TO Helen
Thompson from h. II Thompson.
Neglect was alleged in the petition.
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WILLIAMS GIBSON. whose wife
abandoned him year, was granted
divorce in the superior court Mon
day.
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MERREL c. PRUNTY. principal
OF the high school, who has been Ill
Asince last Thursday, was able TO re-
turn 10 his office at noon Monday.
MAY FESTIVALS WILL he held
in tho schools OF the city May 8. 8
and Z Maypole DANCES and other
appropriate exercises will be OBJ
served.
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y POWELL WEAVER WILL appear
An Tulsa this evening. 1t was pre-
N.ously stated by error in The World
that the date OF his appearance was
Monday
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THE RENT-TEACHERS asso-
cation Of the Central grade school
VIII be held at the school Thurs
day night.
T. 8 MALONE, COUNTY farm
a-eni. Issued the warning that hog
cholera was prevelant throughout
the country and advises the farmers
Go vaccinate their hogs.
!. G. HERMAN. aged 81. died at
local hospital yesterday morning.
Funeral from Mowbray's chapel at
o'clock this morning, burial at
Rose Hill.
THIEVES ENTERED a room OF
'ae Illinois hotel on Boulder near
1hrd street Sunday night Twelve
silk shirts. "A box OF silk ties and 10
pairs OF hose total, value 500.
~ ''IoINtu ~ tIle poii't as haNll
been stolen.
THERE Is NO PLACE like
home said Ernest h Bostick, pri-
NJlo 34Ath Machine Gun battalion,
3''h division, who returned home
d. saturday night after 10 months
service with the A, L. r.
a JOINT DEBATE will he staged
Thursday night at the courthouse
ON the state road measure. Senator
davidson OF Tulsa and Senator j.
Elmer Thomas OF Lawtou will be
'ne principals, with Senator David
su' defending the measure.
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uN MAY 14th so HEAD OF
r.g.s'eTd cattle will be auctioned
o'' by g. T.. Crosbic, Colonel Suppees
trl John T. kramer. Tho cattle are
cod TO be worth $4,000 1t is eA.
ed that many Of the Leading
'Hur'horn breeders OF the country
Wal attent the sale.
THE NEW WATER MAIN system
r. hc business district. which is be
ms constructed for the city by Pleas
h.' a Tibbett.. will be completed
'trly in June, according to the CON
tractors,
THE CHORUS or THE Tulsa
Fh school. under direction Of Mrs.
hh Harrcl. will be taken to Nor
nan Thursday 10 compete in tho
'''o high school contests. The Tul-
ha won first honors last year.
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TUE GIRLS DEPARTMENT Of
,.' W c. A will entertain the
business BOYS club of the Y. NJ. c.
a. az weiner roast at Miller Noun
,ln Fucs1ay afternoon and evening
ne party will leave at $50 O'Clock
"'a go To Garden Ciy, returning
about Q o'clock.
SAM COLLINS, ARRESTED by
m" police last week and held for In
l't'igauon. has served two-year
,''m IN The Kansas state peniten
nary according to advice to Joe
'lran, chief Of the police Identified p
Won bureau. Monday
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LON G.. ROY, SON-IN-IAW of
o. ~ Tone has returned In Tulsa