Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
CITY BRIEFS
FRANK A HASKELL ia a suest at
the Hotel Chatham In New York.

FRANK A HASKELL ia a quest q,
the Hotel Chatham In New York.
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MRa FRANK GOODMAN OF the
Elephant Trunk company. returned
Saturday evening from . months
stay at Hot Springs. .- --
MISS oobDsEEN. who has charge
of the millinery department for tho
Hunt company. left satusday for the
east on buying trip.
THE REV. A. W =. Garden. pro-
vfnciai secretary OF this province,
will conduct morning and evening
services at Trinity Episcopal church
today and deliver tho address at
each service. The provincial sscre.
tAry resides at san Antonio. Texas
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MRS BERRY OF the Calumet
Millinery has Just returned from tho
eastern markets ana reports that
every manufactprcr and retailer ~
the layer citiea predict a greater
volume of business than any year
since iOii.
CLIFFORD W. MIcHAEI.s has
returned TO his home In the city
after having spent several months In
the United States navy. being sta
toned AT Boston and Brooklyn. He
will assume his duties as a~soout In
the Okmulges district for Cosden n
Co.
| WILLIE SIEBEh. youngest Of the
three sons OF Mr. and Mrs Fred sis-
her. who are In the service. ana who
has been stationed In Panama, krites
TINT he has been ordered to brest
France, on the ". r. snip Zaco. Ths
two older sons OF the family already
sre In France.
| MAYOR HUBBARD, c. " Doug,
las, secretary Of tho chamber iUf
commerce and j. Burr Gibbons will
represent. Tulsa and Oklahoma at
the convention OF the Transmits
ISlssippi peace conference at II. Louis
February rs and 20. They were APP
pointed by Governbr Robertson and
tho local chamber OF comherce.
FUNERAL services for Joseph
Shocklev. who died at his home. Has
kell and Bullette streets. Friday. will
bo held this afternoon In the com
munity church OF the FRISCO addi-
tion. Burial will be in 1,ose Hlll
cemetery. Services at the church
and grave will be In charge OF the
odd Eeilowr lodge.
ERNEST BRIGGS. representing
the French army band OF veterans.
which 10 touring the country. has
written 10 tho local chamber OF com
for this attraction,wl, Tulsa, The
band will no In Oklahoma city Feb
ruary s7 and u Ia proposed TO book
II hero the following day.
| EX-PREsIDENT Howard H. TAFT
snd party. an organization that In
canvnssing tho country In the inter-
ests OF the leagie for peace society
will pass through, 81. Louis February
rs on their touring program of the
counlry. The party will attend the
congress 90 he held In 81. Louis Feb
ruary ?5 and "a. Delenatss from
Tulsa will he In attendance At this
oonvention.
THE oRLAUOMs Biographical
association is now compiling n bio
graphical history OF Oklahoma This
n -rocla,ion IL composed Of n num-
ber OF prominent ncwspapermen
Throughout tho state. OF which r. l.
9teenrod. managing editor OF Tho
world. Is tho edltor-in chief. How!
ever. in this connection II In proper
Ito state that The world. na a news
paper, has nothing 10 do with tho
proposition. aNd neither hr Eugene
l.orton, president OF the World Pub
fishing company.
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STEPS TOWARD reaching n defl-
lnlte conclusion on the Roosevelt
memorial question will he taken IN
the near future when the general
committee which II 10 confer on the
subject IL called together by Clarence
n. Douglas Appointment OF thls
committee wns authorised last Sun
dav nj an open meeting held ~ tho
high school auditorium.
OFFICERS FOR the Tulsa county
historical society. elected at 4 meet.
lns Saturday are nNfollowst John u.
Meserve, president c, " Hubbard.
Vice president: N Gibbons. seere.
tary; J. Merry, treasurer, G, II,
Douglas and ~ n. Graham wfll
serve with these officers on the
board OF trus,ccAN Membership n
the organization was 1et at VI 4
year.
MARRIAGE licenses were irsned
Ito the following Saturday Edwin
poison, 20. and Cecil Morris 10, Col-
llnsyille Percy 7 woodln. IS. and
Mrs. Lula. Harden. ~. Drum
right; Zee nlevinr, 2s sand springs.
and eallle white 20 Collinsviile'
walterfD, Robbins, -, and ora Il
Payton, 10. Tulsa; claude y lanes