The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

Mrs n +. MACARTHUR viii
speak on The Place Of Fine Arts In
Secondary Education" at the regular
dinner ana meeting Of the Tulsa
Town club at 6:tb o'clock Monday
evening nt I'D Woods cafe. Mrs
Macarthur will he the only speaker
and following the program and n
business session there will be no.
| cial session with a valentine tinEe.
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REV JOHN u, AnERNATHY.
presiding elder of Tulsa district for
tho NJ w. church South. and prcsi-
dent of oklahoma Central college to
be built here by the denomination, In
90 be the speaker at tho regular
meeting of the Billy sunday club at
2 o'clock sunday afternoon AZ tho
First Baptist church.
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u. y. kUNTz Of Detroit Mich.
supreme representative Of tho Mac
caheos. was In the city Saturday IN
conference with Henry Brandon,
state business manager. Kuntz and
W ". Blanoy OF Pittsburgh. Pa. "a
supreme director OF the society viii
be- speakers at meeting for organ
ization OF Tulsa tent February ~.
MAY MILLER, held IN tho city
jail on the charge of v0grancy, IN not
tho Mrs May Miller who recently
moved here from Coilinsyille and
now living IN Irving place. The lat
ter was annoyed Saturday by friends
| phoning her and asking about the
affair.
NORVAL AND DIAL, local Dodge
dealers, announce the following re-
| ductions on all models of the Dodge
car; All cars sold since January |
viii be protected at the new price:
Sedan tib05, coupe 81 LAS. touring,
$1,000, roadster t06b. panel business
car tl.O95. screened business car
S09b.
LIEUT.. q. r. sTRoCK. OF the Soc
! ond division, u. =. army, IL In tho
! city ON n visit 20 his brother-in law,
/ l.. X Cone, while on furlough. lie
/ has becn ordered to Manila, Philip
pine Islands, for which he will sail
/ March Z.
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II. ROBINSON. 90 years old, who
/ livos at 250l East Federal In In tho
| Tulsa general hospital suffering
from slight injuries which he re-
ceived early saturday night In front
OF his homo when IA jitney driven by
| T.. ". Perry, S22 North Gillette ran
into him. Robinson was knocked TO
| the pavement. He sustained In
| iurlos TO his right leg and also his
body was bruised.
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CONdREssMAN 4. A. CHAND-
fBR announces that he has on hand
number OF 1929 Year Books OF
tho department OF agriculture and 10
ready to mail themfout TO his con-
stltuentE IN the First congressional
district as long as the supply holds
out. lie win also furnish bulletins
free ON hundreds OF farm questions.
Anyone desiring to obtain copies of
bulletins or tho Year Book should
address Mr.. Chandler at Room ASS,
House office building. Washington,
| ID. G.
HEARING ON THE application of
Irving Place residents for an inJuno-
! ton against the city officials was
continued until Monday morning by
! Judge Redmond =. Cole. The Irving
| Place taxpayers ore seeking to have
the city officials onjoined from pass
! ing an ordinance assessing pavifg
! costs against their property. 1t Ia
| claimed that the costs are excessive.
against City Engineer c. ", Griggs
In connection with the case. a re-
| straining order Ia now In force
! against the city dads.
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MARIE HoLDREN, l6-year-
| girl. who last week related a sordid
story OF crime, according to Walter
Duckett. In which the girl told OF
how she had been forced into the
paths OF the criminal by her step
mother will testify Monday against
her father and atepmother at Bu-
| faula, whore they are charged with
| fraud. The girl In q voluntary wit
ness. Duokett says, Following the
recital of her story she was made a
ward OF the Juvenile court and is
now being cared for In n local home.
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NEWS OF THE PROSPECTIVE
departure OF Ernest prang Stamm,
organiSt, from Tulsa Is carried In the
latest issue OF THE Diapason," Of
ficlal organ of the national associa-
tion OF organists and of the organ
lhuildera' association of America, pub
llcation commented on the institution
OF public recitals In Tulsa by Stamm
and his ditectorship Of. and assist
ance In organizing the Tulsa Male
chorus, and denomlnated Stamm as
one OF the leading organists OF the
country Stamm's contract with the
First Christian church OF this cltS
expires March 10. lie has not vel
announced his future plans,
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FRANK MILLER, president OF tn,
Frank Miller Motor company, deal
ers In the Stutz auto. has Just, re
turned from Chicago whore he spen
the past week, Miller reports busi
ness as being very good and intend