The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-29

ton; BENJAMIN wnliford against
Rose Williford.
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INFORMATION charging Floyd
Arnold with abandoning his wife.
Bernico Arnold, 20 North Guthrie
avenue on May %. leaving her in.
destitute circumstances. was filed In
the county court yesterday.
Il. VI. RANSOM, vice president Of
the Central National bank, will re-
turn next Monday from Portland,
ore, where he has been attending
the- Shriners' convention.
II. II. ANDERSON has returned
from n trip to the east where he
went to attend the commencement
exercises at welloley college. from
which institution his daughter. Miss
Emma Anderson. graduated this
spring.
THE FOLLOWING employees Of
the Exchange National bank will
return from their vacations on July
s. Miss Orbie Kerr, Miss Lilly Lir-
gard, Miss Eleanor Koch, ID. Il.
Bates, and T. u. Burney.
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NlCo '. lstN liNl. l'ts bIgRlh W
Davenport. Iowa, is the new assist
ant librarian at the public library,
succeeding Miss Viola Swinde,l Miss
Gladys Sartori and Miss Bonnie
White. graduates In this years high
school class. are new apprentices.
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RFPLEVIN ACTION to recover
possession Of two car loads OF oil
well casing valued at $500 was be
gun IN district court yesterday by
tho oklahoma Pipe e. Supply Co
against the Frisco railroad. The sup
ply company claims tho railroad had
refused 10 deliver the pipe after it's
arrival in this city.
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INFORMATION CHARGING W.
K Bachc with posse ossion of one
quart of corn whisky May 81, was
filed bcfoge g /. Yanccy, United
States commissioner, yesterday and
the defendant, entering a plea of
not guilty. was held under bond of
800 for preliminary hearing
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A EECENT ISSUE Of the Country
4 Gentleman contains n large picture
Of Tulsa's skyline together with sew
eral paragraphs of long story en-,
titled "Oklahoma" devoted to this
city Tulsa has been mentioned rath-
er frequently in recent issues Of the
Saturday Evening Post and other
national publications.
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GEORGE SMITH, arrested at the
park at Kcd Fork Sunday night in
possession of three ounces of ia
maica ginger and toting n small au-
tomato pistol. will be araigned to-
! dav before county court on the pos
session charge and before Justice S.
/ c. MaNey, accused of carrying con-
fcealed weapons.
ALvA ]. NILES. president of the
State Security bank, who has been
| in Portland, Ore. attending the
Shriners convention. wired friends
this morning that he would stop in
San Francisco to attend the demo-
cratic convention before returning
to Tulsa. Mrs. Niles and the chill
aren will remain in Long Beach,
Cal, for the summer.
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ROSCOE ADAMS. cashier OF the
| First National bank, returned yes
terday from California. Several
weeks ago. Mr.. Adams, with Robert
r. Burns and Henry i. Thomas,
| drove 10 California in a Ford car.
| Mr.. Adams left the party in Califor-
mia to return to Tulsa. while the
others went on to Canada.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued to the following yesterday by
the clerk OF county court: A. w.
Midkiff. 2S and Docima Thedford,
! "a, Tulsa; Enoch PartZ, 2S and Mac
Brooks. 10, Broken Arrow; b. e,
Sallee &c and Rosella Emmons, 20,
Pcrshing: Wayne w. Williams. IS
lnnd Nancy Atwood, IS, Tulsa; Will
Iicy Il. Osburn, 20. Marshfield. Mo. /;
James T.. Graham. As and Dora IL.
Baker. As. Enid; William T. Schultz,
23 ard icon l.. Morris 81. Tulsa.