Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-20
CITY BRIEFS.

Vi L I BKlEFS1 !
FUNERAL SERVICES for James
Mctall. pioneer Tulsan, were held
wednesday afternoon at the N'resby-
terian church. intcrm.nt was In
Rose nm cemetery. The services
were In charge OF the Masonic lodges
of tho city.
THE PUBLIC IL invited to re-
.rptlon to be given at the Boys
nome, fl2 Boston avenue, Monday
night. A report OF the work OF the
nome since It's institution last August
VIII be made public at that time.
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a QUANTITY OF moat. alleged to
have been stolen from Cleveland
several days ago. was received
wednesday by Barney Clever and
Staley Webb. deputy sheriffs, from
Dave johnson, a negro living at 403
East Williams street. johnson was
placed In the county Jail.
THE MIDNIGHT visitor at the
Barrow Tire Company's store. who
was held for arrest by NJ. c. Barrow.
proprietor OF the store, when he
dropped through n skylght Tuesday
night, II held by the police until
charges are filed against him by the
county attorney,
WHETHER OR NOT the Tulsa
STUNT Railway company can extend
Its l)ue into the Chllders Heights
addition will be decided in the dis
trict court when the ''junction
against the railway CO any by
property holders In the - ditlon is
heard.
JETHRO CLEMENTS was held to
the federal grand jury under bond
OF $1,000 after preliminary hear
ing before United States Commits
sloncr j. II wilkins yesterday on n
charge Of Introducing whisky. He
was arrested al Sapulpa Monday by
special officer Y. A. Hubbard In the
Indian service. and - pInts OF
whisky taken from him. He made
bond and was released
l. MISS LUCY MAY Johnston. rep
rcsenting the field secretary OF the
National Park Seminary OF Wash
ington. d G., Is "A visitor in Tulsa.
Miss Johnson is desirous OF renew
ing acquaintance with Tulsa girls
with whom she came In contact at
the national capital. The Washing
ton educatoplis registered at Hotel
Tulsa and expects to remain In the
city until Sunday. e.
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l.. ID. BEAVERS was granted
divorce from Irma Beavers In the
district court "Wednesday by Judge
owen owen on tho sround that the
wife had been guilty OF gross neg
lect OF duty toward the husband.
The decree provides that tho mother
shall have the custody OF their three
children, but that the father shall
-Aurport them and provide for their
education.
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EN- ROUTE TO Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Texas b contingent of negro
troops back from the fighting In
France stopped In Tulsa for few
minutes Wednesday and were served
refreshments by the Red Cross
workers at the canteen. Several OF
the men wore the CroiK de Guerre
and all saw active service under the
French general Mangin at st. Mlhiel.
Nerdun. Scissors and the ArEonnc
forest.
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THE CASUALTY, list on Wednes-
day contained names OF two men
from Tulsa. Rem Harrison CatterlIn,
wounded, degree undetermined. and
Edward G. Henderson, wounded
slightly. Neither OF the names ap-
pear in the city directory. Three
men In the vicinity OF Tulsa who
appeared on the casually list were:
Glenn +. Bible, Sapulpa. wounded
severely; Daniel NJ. House. Clare
more and william II. Latimer. Jenks.
wounded, degree undetermined.
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r w. BURKE. co-defendant
with Pat Murphy. alias John Ryan.
charged with obtaining goods under
false pretenses by representing that
they were the agenls OF the Cedar
Rap Ids Construction company.
chanGd his plea OF not guilty made
on Tuesday In the district cour. 10
one OF guilty when the case Was
called for trial yesterday. Murphy
was returned 10 the Tennessee peni-
tentlary last week to complete a SON
tence OF Is years. lie escaped more
than a year ago from the Tennessee
prison
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MRS. ANNA FINNEGAN. SO years
old, died at 3:i5 Wednesday morning
az the home OF Mrs. Nett.e McFee,
2 East Ninth street. The body was
sent to Shreveport, la, for burial,
Wednesday.
ALTHOUGH FAY HAM, the onlya
member OF the Tulsa ambulance
company TO be taken prisoner, has
been back In the allied lines FOR sew
veral weeks, he has not yet been
permitted to Join his company. ac-
cording to letters received by his
father yesterday. One letter was
from Captain Lareau expressing his