The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

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PETITION FOR divorce was filed
In district court yesterday by Ethel
Gladson against Pearl ]. Gladson.
JUDGE REDMoNn s. COLE OF
district court. left for his home In
Pawnee yesterday afternoon, He will
return to Tulsa Monday for the con-
tinuation of the trial OF Charles
krieger.
THE PROGRAM committee OF the
Klwanis club has arranged for a
musical program for the Monday
MONDAY meeting NJ follows; Music,
Walter Perry; piano music, com
munity quartet; still more music
high school glee club.
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THE INITIAL. MEETING OF the
home hour" will be held In the Y,
W, c. A. at 8 o'clock Sunday after
noon. The girls Of residence hall
viii have charge Of the program. The
event will be in the nature OF an In
formal home" afternoon.
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AS AN ADDITIOSAL proof that
Tulsa Is tho best city in the best
state another realty firm announces
It's opening The frf1n s composed
OF Nessrs. Sirseter, Smith. McFar-
land and Clark, enterprising young
men, who have watched Tulsa grow
until confidence in her future Is an
limited.
WILLIAM j HART, charged with
the larceny OF "A watch and stick pin
valued At $3.50 from the American n
Jowelry company Friday. entered a
plea Of not guilty at his arraignment
before Justice II. J. Gray yesterday
and was committed To jail In de-
fault OF $500 bond Tor preliminary
hearing November II.
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WALTER WILLIAMS. dean OF
Journalism in the University Of Mis-
souri. will address the Ad club at it's
Tuesday MONDAY meeting. An ur-
gent invitation Is extended the mem
bers of the other civic clubs to at
tend this meeting. Mr.. Williams is
one OF the most prominent ne~spa-
per men in the country.
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A TEMPORARY restraining order
anu All OTutT VI hhiIloIly was H1NoV
In district court yesterday In the al
vorcs suit OF Myrtle Bray against
Walter II. Bray. the court ordering
the defendant to pay alin0ny OF $50
a month and $50 attorney fees, and
restrained the defendant from check
Ing on his account at local bank
until further court orders.
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GORDON GRADY. manager OF
the Gordon GWdy real estate has
completed an organization Of busi-
ness men for the purpose OF helping
supply the constant'demand for more
houses In Tulsa. The capitalization n
Of the new company 10 $4,000. ana
the purpose OF the company Ia to
build houses that arc practical for
the salaried man.
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THIRTEEN cases Of SCARLET fever
and 10 caseA OF typhoid fever were
reported TO the city health depart
ment during tho month OF October
according to the report OF DR.. j. IL.
GILBERT, city health superintendent
covering the month. Other cases re-
ported were as follows; Diptheria a.
FpArAly ysis two. Influenza too. mufnps
0Nbs CnNhchPOA ohV'
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THE FUNERAL OF Mrs Arch ID
order. Sl7 West Third street, who
mst her death In an automobile sc-
cidsfft, In this city Friday afternoon.
will be held at the parlors OF the
Wsi3s Undertaking company in MIL
wsukee at 2 o'clock Monday after =
noon The body was taken TO that
city yesterday BY Mr.. Order
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THE MEMBERSHIP committee
OF the Tulsa Real Estate exchange
Is conducting campaign for mem
bership Of 100 and Ia meeting win
gratifying results as 66 brokers
have already signed the roll. Com
prising the committee are Frank
Walker, chairman; J c. Reddin. c.
II. Whiteside, Frank Rodolf Gordon