The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
.UTY BRIEFS.

THE COMMITTEE OF the Missouri
club in charge OF arrangements for
the picnic May, n, Will meet at the
library Monday night to complete
plans for the outing.
CLAUDE ALEXANDER, 220 East
Haskell street. who was o. erseas, has
landed at Charleston, s. -, and eh-
poets TO return to Tulsa after being
mustered out OF the service at Fort
Riley, Kansas.
ROY AND GLENN eZTNK, mem
bers OF the Tulsa Ambulance COM
pany, have written their father. DR..
II. n Zink. 2 North Nogsles street
that they expect to leave Camp Mer-
ritt about May I.
MAY DAY FESTIVALS were held
Monday by the pupils OF the Whit
tier, Horace Mann, Longfellow and
Emerson schools.
A MARRIAGE LICENSE was is.
sued Tuesday to George Haskell OF
Okmulgee, 10 marry a former wife
from whom he was divorced several
months ago He is rs years old and
his bride for the second time Is Is
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PLANS FOR A SERIES OF sum
mer revivals for Tulsa are under
consideration by the Ministerial alr
lance W. q. Anderson, Meade Dut;.
Harold Cooke and l.. &. Murray are
members OF comrnitte IN charge
OF arrangements.
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A SPECIAL TRAIN carrying mem.
bers OF the Kansas City chamber OF
commerce has arrived In Oklahoma
and will reach Tulsa on the mornlng Z
OF May .. according 10 their
schedule.
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COUNTY FARM AGENT j s
Malone has issued warning 10
farmers and gardeners 10 beware OF
the Colorado potato bug They are
already hatching and the plants
should be sprayed thoroughly 10 pre-
vent injury TO the potato crop, he
Gays
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REPORTS TO THE police Tues
day indicated that the auto thieves
are back on the Job. Two Bucks
were reported stolen.
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a. TIRE WELFARE SOCIETY is lay
ing special emphasis on the care OF
children this week In connection
with the national observance OF
Baby week"
SUIT FOR DIVORCE from Lucy
Green was filed in the district court
Tuesday by Joe Green who alleged
negligence and declared his wife
was more fond OF joyriding than
| domestic joys,
ACCoRDSSG TO statements of
officials. the Tulsa Building Loa n
I association money will he advanced
to prospective home builders dur
ing the Build -a-Homc" campaign
that was launched Monday, to CON
tinue 10 weeks
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THE HIGH SCHOOL assembly
today will be devoted to congratula
| tions from the student body to the
winners in the state high school
meet at Norman last week in which
Tulsa won her FUN share OF honors
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RIDS FOR WORK on the new
| Kendall college gymnasium will he
| opened Nav 10 Plans OF the pro
posed building make II the largest
! OF its kind in the state
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THEFT or A QUANTITY OF meat
/ from the smokehouse Of j w. Fan
merry. 515 North quincy street, was
reported to the police Tuesday.
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| THE MONTHLY report NJ the
boys department Of the Y NJ G. 4
shows Increased activity in all lines
encouraged Hikes and the organi,
zation OF two new clubs were the
outstanding developments Of the
month.
FIVE MEN CONVICTED on fel.
ony charges in the district cour'
were tAken to the state penitentisry ~
at McAleatcr Tuesday to begin serv-
ing sentences
W, r. FITZPATRICK, charged
with grand larceny was held foi
trial An the district roure under bond
OF 81 900 after preliminary hearing
before Justice Gray Tuesday. Charge
against Archie O'Den, included n
the information against Fitzpatrick
were dismissed by the court for laci
OF evidence
THREE PARTIES ~ bankers anc