The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-24
You Tell The World

\ rttr DIVORCE SUIT OF j. a
H. wealthy oil operator
eIlllsVap eIlIl0si VIVIAN stinson. which is be
~ sSard before District Judge VAL
ns djison will probably be con
eu,d eui some time today. The case
'uu,S hssn on trial since last Wednes-
~ Tbe defense completed its
Iday' Nondav and when court ad-
As,ed AsS IL was said that only one
H oSm,tal witness remained,
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81 ,lvFs E. SWIFT formerly OF
". I.tersJurg, Fla, who moved TO
Wt in December 10 become assoc
z; Disd VA With Leslie u. Doyle, repre-
eA,,ative OF the Guardian Life In
e 'isars company has been Joined
~ bis family. They expect to make
T,,sa thcl. future home.
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n THE WOMAN's Relief Corps
NJ an meet tuesday afternoon at $3.50
81 HW,m'iork An the X. OF l.. hall.
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h yorNg PEOPLE OF Boston Ave-
n church will have several
.,,,is THIS week. The young mar
~ nenpIc's class, taught by c.
Fl tlisn viii hold It's monthly sup
Il -ate.aJ o'clock Tuesday evening,
Ao followed by n business session
ID a social The Dorcas society Will
entertained in the afternoon In
haua u Mrs. Theodore Cox. ON
|,rbuZgv ,S.eniug boys and girls
"A, IA, classes taught by Mrs. Lena
ffn,A aud G.. +. Nadon OF the inter-
4 <rediate sunday school department
krlll hold party In the church par
n ors,
4 INVESTIGATION OF conditions
\ st the city Jail was decided upon
LGv The Ciyitun club at its regular
4 meeting Monday noon and COM
mlttee was selected to inspect tles
a ap Monday evening and to report
q o the next club luncheon. The
principal luncheon speaker was f..
n N olston whose subject related to
Architecture, his own profession.
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n DAN MARE, Earl Stanley, w. A.
4 Warren and John Stansborry
4 peaded not guilty when. arraisned
4 ielore Justice ]. I. Thompson Mon
day on charges OF burglary. The
men are being held under $4,000
4 bond each pending preliminary
X.
Thoy are charged with burglarizing
4 <,he jW r. Jeffrles store In Glenn
/rool last week
"A & II. MARGRAVE, manager OF
yihe local branch OF the Metropoli-
kNIn Life Insurance company, has
Hrone TO New York city TO attend the
n annual meeting of superntendents
n and managers Of the company from
n all over the country. Two weeks
n will be spent in reviewing the work
81 u last year and IN outlining a
q program for tho present year.
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4 MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
u Monday. Fred j. sowder, 92 and
q Charlotte Wright, 81, Of Pitcher;
" James T.. Hoover 81 and lorna H.
Habert 20 OF Tulsa; william Gull
i1yle, 80 and May Carroll, 80 OF
Tulsa: Dave Lewis, 81 and Ats
King. 33 o. Catoesa; ]. II. Hi. 30
and Rhoda CLANCY, 20 of Tulsa;
Windsor McIlvain, 20 and Clara
Dtshazer. 10 OF Sklatook,
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed
Monday: Notta Dikis against James
o. Dikis: d. l.. Nicholson against
NINA NlSHo1toH'
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FRANK ENDICOTT pleaded not
guilty when arralgned before JUS
lice j r Thompson Monday on Il
charge Of attempted auto larceny.
He ls being held under $4,000 bond
pending preliminary nearing which
was set for Thursday, Endicott ~
charged with attempting 10 steal a
Dodge car from l.. G.. Zoller, 107
East First, on January 81.
CHARLES HAMLET pleaded
guilty to a charge OF grand larceny
sefore District Judge w. b. VIII
XHams Monday and was sentenced to
cne year IN the state penitentiary.
Hamlet was charged with stealing
several pairs OF silk hose and other
articles from the Halliburton
X Abbott company,
III SUIT FOR $4,000 was filed. in
district court Monday against DR.,
fred Y. Cronk by Grace V. Payne.
claimed in the petition that in
March Of last year Mrs. Payne was
N tod By the doctor that an opera
lon would place her inQ excellent
M heeth. She submitted. she claims,
and as result was seriously in
lTed. Her health was impaired and
iAlly she was again operated on
III ~ claims that Doctor Cronk was
uMllled, negligent and did not
eve her the proper care,
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EDWIN II. BROWN, editor o.
ne saltwater Gazette, and his wife
we're IN Tulsa last night enroute &c
VAmulgee, where they will attend
me Episcopal convocation.a