The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
You Tell The World

j. BROWN and Gerald Cummings.
the two alleged moonshiners arrest
cd Saturday afternoon by Il. ]. Bays.
county investigator. when he dis
the Cummings farm. near fixhy, en-
tered pleas OF not guilty to informa-
ton filed against them before
Charles Yancey. federal commission
er. The two men were released un-
der $4,000 bonds each. They will
be tried at the next term OF federal
court.
DIVORCE petitions filed Monday:
j. j. McLlroy against Hazel Nc FL
roy. Emma Kirby against A. NJ. Kir-
by. A. r. Balllnger, against bessie
Ballinger.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
Monday: Kirk p. Spencer. %, and
Iva Lee lockwood, 90, Collinsvillc; /;
Andy Brown. 30. and Georgia Nc
Bride, 25, Tulsa: Harry II. Hines. so,
and Irene Jucksch. 81. Sapulpa; j..
l.. Smith, 23, and Glee Gilland. 1e.
Tulsa; r.. r. Mathis, 81, Coffeyville.
and Linnie r. King, 81. Mountain
Grove. Mo: James McCartlin. 32.
and Fannie Bullette, 1S, Dewey: c.
Bernard McAllister. 26. Tulsa, and
As-Aaaah 80
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W. IT, wYRICK pleaded not guilty
at his arralgnment Monday before
Justice s. II. Hallman on a charge
OF passing "A bogus check. The in
formation against him was filed at
the request of the Wright Clothing
company which claims that on No
vembcr 26 Wyrick gave the COM
pany n CHECK for s165. which was
bogus as he had no account In the
bank. Wyrick was committed 20 Jail
preliminary trial which was get for
December 16.
]. l.. KING pleaded guilty to forg-
cry Monday and was sentenced to
one year In the Granite reformatory
ny District Judge Redmond S. Cole.
King previously pleaded not guilty
at his arraignmcnt In district court
last week.
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A CHARGE Of assault with in
tent 10 kill was filed Monday before
Justice S. X. Hallman against Will
liam Barnes. negro. When arraigned
Barnes pleaded not guilty and was
ordered to jail under \ si.eoe bond
pending preliminary trial December
rs. The negro Ia charged with as
sault of Frank Montgomery. another
negro. who was shot last Saturday
night during "choc" party. IL was
thought at that time THAI Barnes
had fired revolver promiscously
but friends of the injured man claim
that Barnes shot at Montgomery.
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TULSA is WE'LL represented at
the annual state convention of ice
cream manufacturers association
which Is holding a three days ses-
sion in Oklahoma city, those In at
tendance being i. J. BOuvy. 5. Lay,
Silas S. Shumway and j. Il. Portes
Porter is the president of tho as
sociation and the others afe active
on various csmmittees.
SsusINESs MEMS Bible
class of the First Baptist church
= i'll hold its annual banquet the
fevening of January 6, II was decided
at a class meeting Monday evening.
At the banquet will be installed the
officers elected last night, whe
were: T.. n. Riley, president; j. II.
Musgrave, Ross w. owens, and
w. r. De Yarmett. vice presidents:
l.. II. Zachariae, secretary; III. q.
Harcrow, treasurer; Y. NJ. Corder,
librarian; r. c. Jopling, reporter.
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A CANNED FRUIT shower for
the Masonic home at El Reno Will
he held By the Tulsa Stars club at
2:30 o'clock wednesday afternoon
in Masonic hall. The club Is the
study club for Tulsa chapter No. $50
of the Eastern Star, which recently
chose the following officers for the
year: Mrs. Nellie Green, worthy
inatron: J. c. Monforte, worthy
patron: Mrs. Geneva Hudson. as
sociate matron: Mrs. Maud Wooley,
conductress; Mrs. Kitty German, as
sociate conductress; Mrs. Emma
Fast. secretary; Mrs. Nellie Wright
treasurer
A. w. HURLEY. vice president OF
the First National bank, was in at
tendance at the Usage Indian lana
sale In Pawhuska.
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THE SoPOMORE Yi-Y will hold
its last dinner meeting for the year
at $40 o'clock Wednesday evening
in the Y. NJ. G. A., with w. ii.
Gowans speaking on Christ ana
Christmas" and Richard Dickinson
giving a vocal solo.
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A PARTY FROM the First Ma
tional bank, ID. d. Bailey Q. W.
Benedict, Frank Hygill. Charles
schriclSram, r.. A. blackburn. II. A.
N.A.sooe Ur,rS