The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-21
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J. S. JACKSON OF Kansas City Is
making Tulsa headquarters for
marking tho Gotten Belt highway
from Blxby to Okmulgee. When
this stretch OF the highway Is COM
plctclv marked, the marking will be
unbroken between Tulsa and the
Red river.
THE TRIAL OF w. NJ. Byers, al
legged auto thief. on charges OF
stealing a Cadillac touring car last
July from w. II. Horster. engineer
with offices In the Exchange Nation
al building, started before Judge
Redmond $. Cole Monday. The car
was recovered through the Tulsa po-
lice department at Poteau, where Il
had been sold to Kimon Economics.
The states case Is being presented
by John Goldsberry, assistant county
attorney. and Byers Is represented
by w. L. Cotfey, formerly assistant
in the county attorneys office. The
case is expected to conclude Tues
day afternoon.
ROBERT II. CLARK OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church read a pa
per entitled THE Christians Attitude
Toward War" and showing the va
rious sides of the question from the
churchman's standpoint, at the reg
ular meeting of the Ministerial ALI
ance Monday morning In the First
Baptist church.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
Monday: Duffield Hay, 22. and sun
shine Dodge, IS, of sand Springs:
william j. Cordonnier, SO, OF st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, and Eva b. Emerton, 20,
of oklahoma city; Telesfero Ferrio-
les, 20, of Tulsa and Ethel Mae
| Barnett, %, OF Carthage; Nelson
Walker, SO, Of Owasso and Ethel AL
| lison, 81. OF Tulsa; Isaac S. Reddick
| 20, and Anna Best. 2s. OF Tulsa
Pearley White, %. and Elsie Bal
/ lard, 10. Of Copan; II. p. Buchele
2s, and Nance Angiemyer, 20, OF
Tulsa.
NEARLY 80 CHICKENS are belnf
/ held for Identification at the sheriffs
| office. The chickens fell Into the
sheriff's possession Sunday wher
/ deputy sheriffs arrested Tom owens
| and r.. S. Thorns. The two mer
were caught in Little Africa" early
| Sunday morning with two coop,
and a gunny sack full OF chickens
The men are being held in Jail pend
ing the filing of charges agains
them. It is believed by the sheriff
that owens and Thorns have beer
systematically pilfering hen roost
in the vicinity of Tulsa for seyera
weeks.
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THE WOMANS Union Labo
league will hold its regular meeting
at o'clock Thursday afternoon a
Carpenters new hall.
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DIR. S. J.. EWING. who Is super
intendent OF missions for the Bap
lists OF st. Louis. will he the prin
cipal speaker at a big Baptist rail-.
to be held at the First Baptis
church Tuesday evening at 1880
DR.. Ewing has been superintendent
of missions for about IL years anC
has accomplished a great work II
st. Louis, There Is a special pro
gram for the evening. Tickets wer
given out through all the Baptis
churches Sunday. one interesting
feature OF the evening will be
booster band from the Trenton mis-
sion. Missionary owen has beei
conducting a revival meeting. Tn
public is cordially invited.
EMPLOYEES OF THE Thoma
Hardware company were guests o
the company Sunday in an outini
trip'to Spavinaw. They all returned
much enthused over the prospec
that soon this water will be flowini
through the city mains.
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BOYS WORK OF the local Y. NJ
c. A. has gained a new impetus will
, the recent addition TO the staff o
A. i. Seller as building employeI