The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27


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MRS. WADE c. WHITESIDE and
children have gone to Cambridge.
Mass, to spend the summer.
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MISS LEoNA WOODWARD OF
the Central National bank left Sat
urday for points in Iowa TO spend
her vacation.
! GEORGE SCOTT. teller in the
Central National Bank, is expected
home this week from Colorado.
where he spent a two weeks vaca-
ton.
MIR. and MRS. J. L. MULLIGAN.
227 West Eleventh. left yesterday
few days shopping and seeing the
sights.
Il. C. SINGLETON OF the finan-
cial department Of the Missouri
state Life Insurance company, was
| in Tulsa yesterday on his way to
TT. Worth. Tex.
]. II. ToBIEN, president OF the
Bank OF Seneca. Seneca, Mo, arrived
in the city yesterday, having been
his sister, Miss Emma Tobien.
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HARRY STONE, charged with
stealing a pOckctbook containing n
watch from Hattie Pannell, l324h
South Baltimore avenue, was trans
| ferred from the city to the county
Jail yesterday for arraignment be-
fore Justice $. c.. Maxey.
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| the citizens picnic and not at the
American Legion picnic at spiro on
| July 3 as previously announced In
the press, according to correction
wired to The World by the Ferris
! headquarters at Oklahoma City.
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| VERN SCALP, arrested at Neo-
sho. Mo-, Tuesday and returned to
this city on the charge of ombez-
zling thirty cases OF tomatoes from
a brokerage company of this city on
June 10. entered a plea OF not guilty
at his arraignment before Justice S.
c. Maxey and was committed to Jail
under bond OF $1,000 for prelimi-
nary hearing July 2.
VERDICT for one dollar and
court costs for the plaintiff was re-
| turned by the jury in superior court
yesterday morning In the suit OF II.
| ID. Parker against II, II, Allen, Park
er asked damages OF $3.50 for the
wrecking of his automobile in a
| collision on South Boston avenue,
and Allen, in n cross petition, asked
judgment OF $940 for damage to his
car In the accident
TANDY WALKER, arrested al
| Archer street and Boston avenue
yesterday In possession of two and
one-half pints of liquor, is held on
the county Jail under bond OF $500
for trial after entering plea of
not guilty to the charge yesterday.
NJ. l.. Young, deputy sheriff, arrest
ed Walker because the latter was
drunk, and upon finding the liquor
on the person OF his prisoner filed
a possession charge against Walker.
MIR. and MRS. w. A. BROWN
LEE and II. l.. Standeven and son,
| Norton Standeven, returned yester-
day morning from trip to Boston,
New York, Atlantic City and Phila-
delphia. Mr. Standeyen, vice-presi-
dent OF a local trust company and
state president of the Bankers in
stitute, and Mr.. Brownlee. cashier OF
local national bank and president
of the Tulsa chaptef Of the Bankers
institute. attended the American
Bankers institute, which was held
in Boston. Mr.. BrOwnlee says that
a very elaborate program was Civ
en- by the associa tion OF Chicago, De-
trolt and New York.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were Is
sued to the following yesterday by
the clerk OF county court: Clifford
II. Wareham. 23. and Gladys Miner,
22, Tulsa: Robert T. Brantly, 80.
Hollister. and Allae r. Brians, 28
Tulsa; Alva II. Davis. "a, and Nora
Byrd, IS. Tulsa; David Il. McConahy,
22, and Emma NJ knight. 81, Tulsa
w. IS. Tuggle, AZ. Tulsa, and Martha
NJ. Peter. As, jerks; w, q. VILE, 81,
Tulsa. and Anetta Cook. II. Key