The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-23
City Briefs

y. G.. uuRD. president OF the
! First National bank Of Broken Ar
row, was In Tulsa yesterday
MIR AND MRS NEIL cox. 2t2
! north Msyhsli ~" the parents OF a
! son born yesterday morning.
MIR. AND MRS, TOM BRANHAM,
3IOA Bust Fourth. announce tho
birth Of a boy Monday, March 81.
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PETITION for aennrate maints-
nance was filed IN district court
TUESDAY by llettie Edwards against
Mace Edwards.
\. y. OBERFtBLD, OK senator OF
Kansas and now with the ConsoliN
dated OIL a. Gas CO. OF Independ-
anoe, Kan, IN I'm Tulsa on business
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II. ~. HENDRIX. vice president,
and &. y, DAVIS. assistant cashier
OF the Bristow Natlon bank, trans
acted business in Thsa yesterday.
PETITIONS for divorce we're filed
In district court Tuesdny by George
H. Losey against Leah u. Losey; Flu
Janette Rose against Louis Rose
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HARRY LEVIN In opening at al4
East Third street "a Chicago branch
cigar factory In which he expects to
be soon employing so men, whom he
will put to work as soon az he can
get them.
A NEW BUSINESS establishment
In this city Is the Baker Brothers
drug store at 5lG South Main street
The personnel OF tho nrm inoluues
Roy. Henry and John Baker and n.
r. Durham. all we'll known local
druggists.
bids WE'RE received by the city
commission Tuesday on paving IN
Kendall. Several streets are involved
In the new paving district and the
class OF paving TO be used ~ con
crete. The bids were referred to
city Engineer g. u Griggs for com
pilatlon and report
MARRIAGE LrcENsBs were is
sued TO the following Tuesday by the
clerk of county court. Alfred L. Bcs-
brps,, 23, Marion, KAN Henry A.
brose, 90. Marion. Kan; Henry A.
Morton, 32, and Edna Sallee, ~.
Tulsa, Theodore w. Reed. 2l. and
Florence smith. 10, Tulsa.
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DIR. @. w BApGLEY, 9O2 Dan
iel building. left yesterday Tor ms
old homo in Springfield, Mo- called
hy the sudden death OF nus father
pr. 4. A. Radgley, sr. This ~ lhe.
fourth death In the doctors family
within "A year. Doctor Badgleys
mother died just q year ago
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ONE OF Christianity's great Elfts
10 ts followers ~ that OF perfect
morale In the midst Of the most dis
nuieting environment, DR. u, n 40
bott OF st, Louis said during the
course OF sermon or christ shu
the Worlds Unrest" AZ the FIRST
Christian church Tuesdsy eVeh'nh'
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st,Ir tn ouiot title to lots and a.
block IA, capitol I'm addition to
TuIsn. was begun In district court
Tuesday hy Mrs. Mary u, Lindsey
agaInst C.sH. Overton. The peutioh-
or alleges Overton obtained posses
sion OF the lots February H.. 1921,
through Misrepresentation and that
she has not received any Considera-
tion whatever for the property
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If PLANS formulated by the city
com mission Tuesday are consum-
mated, Tulsa will have large tour
ist cHnp for the use of motorists
who take their vacations by automo-
bile. Tho commission voted To turn
over to the care OF the park board
a parcel OF city property owned by
the water department, and located
northwest OF the Sand Springs hard
surfaCpl highway.
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MISS JOSEPHINE REnD, stono-
grapher In the city AUDITORS office,
ls spending her vaCaEOn with rcla-
tives and friends at Miami, Fla
TUESDAY, city Auditor Mrs, Frank
seaman received from Miss Redd
large box OF Florida grapefruit
which were passed among city Off
cials. and which were doubtless
found upon several breakfast tables
Wednesday morning
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THAT TULSA by carly summer
will have a complete and up-to-date
natatorium and complete swimming
pool WAS the assurance given yes
terday by Fire chef Alder. who
said that ne aud his uncle, Fred
Fink OF Elwood Minn., plan to build
a large and sanitary pool work to
start Immediately The pool, which
will be so by $50 feet, Ia TO be To-
Gated about n half mile south OF
West Tulsa in dense grove,