The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
City Briefs


DIVORCES GRANTED Friday In
district court; Alive Ball against NJ.
Edwin Rail- Nerda T.. Tomlinson
against william c. Tomlinson.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
| Friday. Everett c. House. 26. and
Lille +. Jackson. 20. Tulsa: Lewis
5. Howorth, 81, Tulsa. and Incz Luz
CHE Longneckcr, 81, Cameron. wis.
/ q. II. Phillips, %, and Frances NJ.
| rogers, %, Tulsa; James j. Room.
/ Il, and Dorothca Franklin. IS. Tul-
SO; James j. Burke, 30, and Mildred
| NJ. Shields, 49, Tulsa. =. a. Runrc.
20, Moline. Ill, and Marjorie +.
Fairlelgh, 81, Independence, Kan.
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PETITION FOR voluntary dissn-
luton Of the Numa OIL company was
tilcd Friday In district court by the
] board OF directors OF the company.
/ The directors are: 4. l.. Barrus. II
\. Griffith and G. +. Galbraith.
THE PIERCE OIL company. in a
suit for sl0500.tG filed Friday
against the MacKormacll company
claimed that the latter company
contracted Tor $4,000 barrels Of fuel
oil AT 1925 a barrel 4 total OF
1882 barrels OF oil were purchased
when tho company refused to buy
moro or give shipping Instructions
Al tho time the breach OF contract
was made fuel oil was selling at 10
cents barrel and on the 7,s47 bar
rcls, which were not accepted. the oil
company claims n loss OF S215 a
barrel or a total loss OF S10,5OOlG.
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j. l.. KING was held for trial IN
n Hf fHf fHN -
~ Haliman. who set Kings bond at
$1,000. The man Is charged with
passing a bogus check for $40.
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CHARGES or DISTURBING the
peace against G. W. and Sam Eaton
and Il charge OF assault against
George BonEc, all Of Sklatook, were
dismissed Friday by Justice s. Il.
llallman. Bcnge had preferred the
charges against the two Eatons and
Sam Eaton accused Benge OF as
saulting him with "A wrench.
STCCoS OR FEAST OF Tabernacle
services will be held at the R'nai
Emmah synagogue, 9i9 South Chey-
cnne avenue, on Sunday evening at
g o'clock and on Monday and Tues
day at a. m. and . y. m. There
will also he services on Friday eve.
ming at $3.50 ana Saturday at a.
IN. and 9 y. m. Rahbis Teller and
Himelstein will officiate.
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POSTMASTER J.. NJ. CrutchfIeld
has used the mails To good advantage
In the interest Of the Tulsa horse
show, for his brother, Dick Crutch-
field. is bringing a horse from his
farm AT Weston, Mo, 20 exhibit
nh. OF.
who was shipped here yesterday. IS
at home in the show ring circuit.
having never met defeat as 2-year-
old. Crutchfield will arrive Satur-
day.
PRESIDENT j. NJ. GORDON Of
the University Of Tulsa has accept
cd an invitation to deliver the ad-
dress at the dedication of memo
rial gateway at East Central nor
NAL at Ada on November 5, during
the annual convention OF the East
Central District association. Doctor
Gordon was president OF the normal
before becoming head OF the local
institution.
COL, IRA l.. REEVES. manager
Of the Chamber Of Commerce; Or. J.
NJ. Gordon, president of Tulsa uni
versity; T.. S. Hutchisun, president
Of the Retail Merchants association;
Louis Lefko, secretary OF the Better
Business bureau; Henry Brandon,
secretary OF the junior Chamber OF
Commerce, and Barney Meyer, in
dustrial commissioner Of the Cham
her OF Commerce, drove 10 Chelsea
Friday afternoon to attend the mass
meeting OF Chelsea citizens.
WOMEN OF THE BOARD of di-
rectors Of the Y. W. c. A. will spend
all day at Friendship lodge, the Y.
w. q. a. camp, next Tuesday, at
their first regular meeting for au-
tumn. The session will convene at
10 o'clock IN the morning and lunch
con will be served in the lodge. De-
partmental reports will be heard
and the associations program for
the year discussed,
a BENEFIT HALLOWE'E EN dance
will be given by the Womens Civic
league the night OF October "a at
Elks hall Special attractions will
be booths for fortune telling, Japa-
nesr articles and homemade cakes.
This will be the first effort OF the
league to raise money, but It was
Judged necessary to execute the club
program for the year.
MAYOR DON MINISTER'S and
Commissioner OF Public Works Joe
Gambill Of Sapulpa, accompanied by
Mayor T. u. Evans. Engineer w. r,
Holway and Lou Reese, superinten-
dent of the Tulsa water department,
expect to drive TO Spavlnaw this aft
ernoon, remaining until Sunday eve
ming. The Sapulpa officials. who
are favorable to Spavinaw as new
source OF water supply for their city,
expect to spend their time along the
stream obtaining first hand informa-
ton as TO the quality and quantity
OF Spavinaw water.