The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Broken Arr0U Briefs

fifr uu Thursday evening de-
Troyrd u large barn ou tho Henry
amos Iariu. near this city. Carrying
WIN " ~" total loss Of about 900
bushels each of oats aud corn and
l0 '"iW " hay aud nine head NJ
h"I''' together with q long l4t of
i'rW implements. tools aud harness
Win ln7urhhoo In effect tp cover only
about onr-hHlf tho lose Tho build
ing was comparatively uoW. having
boon erected 40 replace 70 barn
Whi'h was dcHtroyod two years ago
h' q hail storm and cyclone which
swept Through tho Amos u,IpILur.
hood Tho blu2c Wua ~ Unknown
origin
Mrr w T. Brooks was called Zoo
t1rwInE'uu. Ark. Friday by - mos
sage announcing the death of hrr
grHnddaughtcr. Muricl Lcwis. daugh-
'nr ~ Nh and Mfp NJ. a.. Lows
Mrs l'ruoks Wa8 accompanied bv
nor duughtors. NpdImc4 g..
Greene and ~ ~ nogcrs. ana duugh
irr-in law. Mrs Guy Brooks
Application was mHdc by Shiof ~.
- walker 90 tine city council ~ last
week. meeting for authorization uf
nn Increase ~ two moro momhorH ~
ihc Irok"u Arrow fire department
additional mon being needed to han.
~" both th" rfc trucks tho depart.
mont nov maintains. Tho application
was granted and the selection Of the
new members viii probably be made
ut the regular meeting or tho fire.
mon Monday night
\ party ~ 10 broken Arrow
Nb~uus motorcd iu Cowcta Saturday
night iu response 10 am Invitation
from the lodge ut that plnoc 10 At
tend the confcri,uR Of the Master
degree work which was put on by
tho Tulsa degree team. on Tuesday
evening two auto loads Of odd FOL
Iowa drove to BiVby 10 assist In put t-
ting on the first degree work for
tho RiNhy lodge
Splllcrs & Rhodes offset 10 their
No. ! wen on the jay Rocd farm,
0-1S-t5. was shot Monday noon Rt u
depth Of l.105 feet and during tho
first 20 hours made about 1870 bar
rcis Iof oil II is thought tho well
would settle down TO about 100 bar
rcls a day
Interest I'm the Sunday school
attendance is showing dc
cidcd increase and greater at
tendance was reported at a
number 81 churches last sun
day. the NJ r.. church South leading
with an attendance ot 40. with fa -
vornblc weather new high record
mark IL expected 10 be reached. Tho
regular services conducted nv tho
various pastors for Sunday viii also
hold special interest for their con-
gregntions. At the First Christian
church the series of cvRngelistic
meetings will be continued over Sun
day. the pastor, Rev. $. II. Angle
meyer. being assisted by Rev. w. a,
Arnold OF Skiatook. Rev. q. w
Griner. pastor, announces the regu
lar order Of worship at the VI. "
church South. both Sunday morning
and evening At the Baptist church
The pastor, Rev O., NJ, walker, Will
occupy the pulpit both at ~
u. m. and - 30 PIN. At the Assembly
of God. Rev. Joseph Terliazi, pastor
will preach both Sunday morninc
and evening. the evening services be-
ing evnngclistic Rev. l.. -. Corn
ing. pastor. will conduct the usual
services for the congregation OF the
First NJ. ". church In tho auditorium
Of the grade school building. At tho
Presbyterian church the services will
be confined To Sunday school at ia
n. M. the pulpit of the church still
being vacant, During n temporary
vacancy I'm the pulpit nj I'm.
manuel Lutheran church, pastors oi
tho Muskogee and Tulsa churches
arc alternating In conducting the
Sunday services. the services for this
week to he conducted In the after
noon by the Tulsa pastor.