The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
You Tell The World

TULSA COUNTY DAIRYMEN
met Monday night in tho office OF
j. s. Malone, county agent, and
made preliminary plans for the milk
campaign which is 10 be started here
within tho next few days. Miss Jes-
sic NJ. Hoover. representative of the
, ". &. department of agriculture. and
q dairy specialist who In to person
ally direct tho campaign, was not
present at the meeting. She was
delayed In arriving. but will be on
tho job Tuesday morning, according
20 Malone. Committees appointed
, at Monday nights meeting are TO
meet with Miss Hoover Tuesday.
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3 DIVORCE PETITIONS filed Mon
day: Lola Harvey against Audie
I. Harvey. Lucy Adams against M. v.
& Adams. Bertha Kendall against C.
w. Kendall.
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+ MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
Monday: l.. T.. Mosier, 81. and Edna
Tinker. rs. OF Pawhuska; Alfred
. Stipes. 80. and Thelma ]. Worthing'
ton, is. OF Tulsa; Charles Bagley. ~
and Gertrude Mock. 81. OF Sand
Springs; Elmer u. Kennedy, 20, oI
OF Sand Springs; Merle Clark, "a. o
Sperry and Leila Guyle, 1S, o
owasso, l.. j. Richards. IS. OF Sa
pulpa and Elizabeth Slayman, 3A. %
West Tulsa; Charles Sanders, I'll
and Mary johnson, IS, OF Tulsa; w
u. Frieze, 20, and Clara Mulkew
is. OF Tulsa: Il. q. Green. 3S, o
Pryor and Mary Riley. so, OF Glare
more: II. j. Scott. 81. and Floreno'
V. Pitcher. 30. OF Tulsa Ray Tai
madge Farmer, a6, OF MIX Creek
Pa, and Mary c. o'Brien, "a, o
Chicago: Peter j. Kiefer, 2S. an,
Alice NJ. Delcamp. 25. OF Tulsa; /
c. Knepper. 22, and Mary Allc
Burdette. 10. OF Broken Arrow.
JULIUS KAHN, president OF tn
Kahn mercantile wholesale and re
tail establishments. returned las
night from an extensive sojourn 4
the east. MIR. Kahn was principall
engaged In placing orders for mer
chandlse with which TO open tn
wholesale firm In a short time.
y. J. MANLEY, x-superintenden
OF the filtration plant here, and nov
employed by Charles Page on III
water project, spent Sunday viii
Water Commissioner Younkman In
specting the clty's filtration plant,
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WARNING WAS ISSUED Monda'
by the better business bureau &
Tulsa women to beware OF Il womal
3who is selling cold cream through
the residential district. The iden
tical cold cream she IL selling for h'
cents the jar. II Is said. Is sold y
certain downtown stores for II
cents.
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REV. c. w. KERR Is in charge
OF weeks vocational and evsnge'
lis,ic services which began Monday
at the University OF Dubuque,
Presbyterian institution at Dubuque
iowa. Reverend Kerr led the same
services at the institution last year
Ills pulpit at the First Presbyterian
church will be occupied Sunday
morning and evening by Rev. A. NJ
Lowe OF Marshall. Mo, now holding
vocational weeks program at the
University OF Tulsa, Reverend
Kerr has had invitations to hol,
vocational meetings at Park colleg,
In March and to lead the evangelist,
services at Bethlehem church In
Philadelphia In February but hal
declined both because Of lack o
lime.
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JOHN II. HADLEY was one OF tn
aneakers at the annual Lincoln da,
banquet OF the Muskogee county re
publican organization held saturda
IN Muskogee.
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A. X. sUGGs OF Pauls Vale,
farm loan inspector for the Tx
change Trust company OF this cit
was In the city yesterday.
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ARTHUR WILSON, representa-
the Duplex Printing Press compan
a, Rattie Creek. Mich, was a visit,
in Tulsa yesterday. He was a recel