The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
.UTY BRIEFS.

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j. W COSGROVE. prominent
MuskoEcc attorney was in the city
yesterday
JAMES J MGRAwl republican
national committeeman. and e. B.
Baker both Of ronca CITY were in
Tulsa YESTERDAY
j. F.. RYAN. Of the legal depart.
ment OF the carl X. Dresser interests
LEFT Yesterday for visit with his
family IN Bradford. Pa
\ TELEGRAM To his parents in
Tulsa announces the arrival in New
YORK of Lieut.. W. W. Higgins from
overseas service. Mrs. =. h Hig-
gins has gorNo east TO meet her son.
BIRD Il. INQUIRE. a nephew OF
tho former oklahoma congressman.
has returned TO his home in Tulsa
aficr long service In the aviation
corps OF the United states marines.
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MRS, OLLIE SUSAN suubblefield
81 years old, died at local hispital
yesterday afternoon. The body will
he shipped TO the homo at Ramona
Okla at 3 o'clock today for buria =.
THE SAND SPRINGS Home hos.
pital has inaugurated free twlce-A-
week clinic for tho benefit OF p,r-
sons needing medical attention. Inc
clinic tor children Is on SATURDAY
mornings.
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Tulsa postotfice is being closely
watched for bombs. the employees
having ~ come alarmed by the lyrgc
number OF explosives being sent
through other offices over the coun-
try.
MRS. REBECCA GRAHAM Of
Durham, y. G., makes inquiry
through the Red Cross about her
son. Vernon T. Graham. former
soldier. who Is thought TO have come
10 the oklahoma oil fields after his
discharge from the army.
THREE AUTOMOBILES were
stolen In Tulsa Wednesday night. re-
port not having been made 10 the
police until yesterday The victims
are the Dapcrts garage. 2li South
Detroit; j. j RlackT(2O East Nine
tcenth, and r.. q. Cater 1901 CHI
cago Place.
THE NEW FREIGHT station Of
the Samoa fe railroad. which recent
ly was completed at a cost of $3.50
900, was formally opened yesterday.
A B. Everett has been appointed
local freight agent. The station is
now ready for the receipt and de-
livery Of freight
O. S RURkHpLDER Of the local
Y. NJ g. A. plans 10 give the boys
who have enlisted in the boy reserves
"a workou' in real farm work Sstur-
dRy sO that the members will he
ready 10 give practical help when
they are called upon to assist the
farmers In gathering their crops.
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FIFTY MEMBERS of the Tulsa
Advertising club were entertained a.
lunch Thursday AZ the Oklahoma
hospital. Dr + s Clinton. president.
and MIS- Zlcglcr. the superintcnd-
ent. acting as hosts After lunch the
visitors were shown through the in
sututon
Nfs lANr f4N n i Nf4N SAnlS. son OF
Mr. and Mrs r n Sands has mott
fled his parents ~ his arrival in
New York from France where he
was in the service with the 66th
engineers ana IS expected 20 return
home during the next week or 10
DAYS
4 " WEIGH. humane agent Of
tho county humane society. left
Thursday night for Kansas city
where he was called on account of
tho serious Illness OF his wlfc's sis
ter. Mrs Welch went to Kansas
city some two weeks ago
II THE ADULT organization
under Manager Davenport falls short
In It's efforts TO complete the VIC
tory loan in Tulsa the hov scouts
want 10 he gwen chance to solicit
suhscriptiontions They think they
can finish the job and put Tulsa
over tho top
TWENTY TULSA veterans NJ tho
war VITA Germany. including sail
ors. marines and soldiers headed hy
1.eo urr.eI VIII 20 20 oklahoma Cify
SATURDAY. 'o attend state conNCu-
zion called FOR Inc purpose of form
ing a state organization NJ the vet
Grams similar 10 the Grand Army o'
tho Republic
MISS EVA HURNER. Girls