The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

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MRS LE>N TilOMrSON, or ICE
South Gpthrir 81 years old. dlcd at
u LOCAL hospital Nrstcrday Afternoon.
Il -. DIXON. n negro medicine
Ncudcr who recently was arrested
IN SHpulpa ON charge of intro.
du,,ug Whskry. was arraigued be-
fore i n Wilkins. United states
cummisSIoncr. Friday and held to
M" federal grand jury In the sum
or 81 o0V
ALL OF the records ~ the Tulsa
county exemption boards Including
the records OF the slrCtivc draft,
hayo been forwarded to the war de.
ptrtmcnt ut Washington, and tho
Tuln office under Chairman John
II simmons has been closed
the funeral of Mrs Mary Fletcher
vein hr held from the family resi-.
deuce $40 South Quincy street, at 10
u.yln,E Thursday morning, The
service. will hC conducted by tho
krN Charles T. Siler. pastor of tho
lmmuuuol baptist church Members
uf Wuudmcu OF the World circle.
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u member. VIII attend In II body,
Uuual viii he at Oaklnwn Gene
terry
n T.. CONLEN uf oklahoma city.
assistant general freight agent ~ the
Frisco railroad WA IN Tulsa We'd
msdav looking after traffic mat
tcrf
JUDGMENT Tor t7.l65 ~, claimed
tu hc the unpaid part of promls'
sorry note. wns asked In superior
court Wednesday 10y the Interstate
Pipe company against the Sapulpa,
Petroleum company the plalntih al
lrging the defendant company has
failed 20 fuinll It's obligations made
August 20 1918
SUIT FOR divorce was mid In
district court WedneaJay by Hessle
lIuddicgtnn against Lee liuddleSton,
the plaintiff alleging gross neglect.
They were married March II, lslb,
In Tulsa
Among several prominent Tulaanr
who have gone to oklahoma Ciiy to
assist in the passage OF good roads
legislation during the last days OF the
legislature IN cyrus y Avery, presi.
dent of the Albert PIKE Highway as
sociatIon nnd chairman Of the high
~av department Of the Tulsa Cham
Der OF Commerce.
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A business womens club has been
organized among the women OF tho
Y " &. A. with Miss Mabel sum
,,raailant lNs leila Mo.
Nickle ns secretary and Miss Mabel
Mirr-lI aR treasurer. At n meeting
to be held Monday. evening at 7
o'clock draft OF bylaws will be
presented for adoption.
A. the reaues, OF District Judge
owen owen, John u. Porter. clerk
OF the court. has compiled a state
ment OF the expenses or the recen'
grand Jury which shows that tho
total cost to the county OF the day
session was only se03,4o,
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Local newspapers are saved ap-
proximately $4,000 n year by n de-
cision of Attorney Examiner Gibson
which has been received by II. "
Adams OF tho Tulsa Traffic associa-
'ion In the claim of The World
Publishing company against tho
Santa FN railroad the same rate on
print paper from the mills as applied
10 Joplin. Mo. was asked for TULSA
This contention is upheld and RECON-.
mendntIon In made that refunds be
made on all shipments since Nov. j,
1915,
Receipts ~ the Tulsa poHtoffice
for the first 25 days OF March agKre-
gated sas,3at, according to Postmas-
ter Crntchfieid This is n high REQ
ord and II business keeps up at the
same rate the rating OF the postoffice
will be raised and tho salary OF the
postmaster INCREASED.
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W II, New, deputy Y. q income
collector, has returned to Tulsa and |
will assist Tulsans file returns who
were granted extensions after March
ID,
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An average of ten letters day are
received at the Chamber OF Com
mercc containing requests for In
formation on various phases OF Tplsa
lifc
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Crazy" Johns. former motorcycle |
on the Tulsa police force, |
is here for short stay en- route TO |
Camp PIKE from Fort beavenworth. |
where he took five military prison
erH.
\ meeting Of the executive com
mittee In charge OF arrangements for |
the antl-spltting campaign 10 be con
Quoted here by ths Tulsa Tubercuio-
si- society, viii be held tonight at the |
I'hamber Of Commerce.
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An average Of five residences a
day are being completed In Tulsa at
The present time hccOrdinKto c. II.
Douglas. secretary OF the Chamber
NJ Commerce
Teachers and business women,
Of the hygiene olass OF the
Red cross society. will meet at the
Red cross headquarters tonight for
INCREASED PEANUT acreage
IN TulR1 county makes the establish.
mcnt oT an oil mill in Tulsa neces-
gnry according 10 i S Malone,
county farm agent
y " e. a GIRLS viii plant
early gardens at the summer camp
.l'" Saturday Plans have been
completed Tor The trip a delegation