The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
CITY BRIEFS

vi l L DNIEFO
CHARLES FACE, :. H. Lowls
Lon. Conway G. r. Buchncr and
members " the MiniaIerihl alliance
were grand jury winet@oa ""dn"s-
day
Ir WAS ANNOUNCED by q. H..
DOuRlhH Of IA" chamber Of Confrcfc"
that the Stn'lcr Hotel company may
erect ON" OF fH hustelrirS In Tulsa
In the future.
LABOR CONDITIONS locally and
nationally. are much improved. nc
cordlng To- "a statement made Wed
ncsday by carl Lee OF tho local
employment bureau.
ACCORDING 10 word received
from the district headquarters "f the
Iiod Crusr ht 81 Louis, tho homo
service section viii continue f"r an
other year AZ l"hAl
THE LATEST HOTEL rumor In
the ,.y la that AdDlphuS ituHch, ~
Louis brewer. VIII erect a large hotel
u 1ulHA Thorc ie no N"rifchilVn
for the report
THE Y NJ G. A. haa forms on
which men discharged from the mil
l'ary OF naval service Gao make tp.
pllDauOn fur m" $50 bonus ana viii
help the men fill lhoar applications
aud give them other Information.
THE NATTER ~ train service
from Tulsa 20 Fort worth over the
FRISCO has been taken up win rail
OFFICIALS ia Washington hN g j.,
WrIghlunan VINO wna ,n the ,apI,al
this week
MEMBERS OF tho committee Of
the local police department which
viii entertain peace officers uf the
HNto NJ tho convention to h' held
here March 20, announced Wodnos-
day that arrangeBontfofur the enter
tniumcnt Of the visitors are pracucs
ally completed
An early morning blaze resulted In
the destruction OF four negro houses
on Greenwood avenue. In the iurlcy
addition, before tho local fire de-
pnrtment could lay 1000 feet "
hose. The total damages was csti-
mated to be about $1,000,
DADDY" Flynn. apostle uf health,
waa introduced 10 the members OF
the Ro'nry club "Wednesday Under
the auspices OF The world and ht the
invitation Of the Allied civic COM
mittec and the mayor OF the city, Mr.
Flynn Will conduct a health revival
here, beginning at II date to be ar
ranged 10y tho civic committee,
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10. CONSrAHTiN JR.. with the
American forces w France viii not
return Ia tho United Statcs for a dis.
charge. according TO Information re-
ceivod IN Tulsa Wednesday. Ito Will
receive his discharge In France aud
remain IN Europe for some time to
look after his fathers oil interests
there
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RETURNING FROM Muskogee
W edn~tday morning whore they
went to testify in several drug ped
dler cases, Detectives Ilcnry Car
michael and Jim Patton recovered
an overcUat, valued at $50, which
was taken from tho United States
district court room ut Muskogee
Tuesday.
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THE CITiZENs' board OF control
formally took charge OF the old T.,
and q hospital Wednesday TO pper-
ate as board OF trustees for the
county and city. At n later date II
In planned To have the county and
city governments appropriate enough
money to purchase the hospital from
the board and operate II.
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CHIEF DETECTIVE Grant rrk-
ington turned over TO the Miller
dental parlonr Tuesday evening six
sets OF false teeth, which have been
held nj the police station for identl-
fIcauon FOR several days The teeth
were Identified as the once stolen
| from show case OF the Miller
dental parlors on Main street three
weeks ago
GAIT u. IT. SALRIN, well known
| oil man who loft Tulsa scycra
months ago to enter tho Red Crost
service IN France, landed in New
York February 2S, and his return
home IN expected during the next
| few days MIR. Salrln held tho rank
| OF "A Red Cross captain. and was In
chapge u II string ofo warehouses
Before going abroad he was In the
employ Of the Tidal OH Company.
A.
A, H. cory OF II South Whccling
has returned 10 Tulsa after several
months service In the army Y. NJ
q. 4. at Fort Sill, Mr. Cory cnlist ed
last September and expected to 90
oyerssifs when the aimistice wai
signed. precluding any possibility oi
| seeing overseas service, Mr. Cory
will he associated with H. a, Cum
nlnghum In the real estate business
| his former connection.