The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-28
NetCs of SdpuIpa
THREE ARE HELD
AS BANK BANDITS
Two Identified as Robbers
BY Citizens of Kel-
leyville

sAPULPA. oct. 27.--Accordlng 10
information given out today bv
Chlet OF Police Ralph Morev. thrce
OF the men alleged to have held mn
the bank at keileyville during ,hc
noon hour Tuesday, have been taken
into custody.
Two OF the robbers. Bob IIollinvs-
worth and Ivan Rhodes were ar
1est,u yesterday near Okemah ana
NeIs,n Cox who lives near Bristow
was brought to Sapulpa thIs morn.
ing and charged with connoction
with the bank robbery. UoIlInre.
worth ana Rhodes were 10 be
Drought to the county Jail here also.
Inc pair who were arrested near
okemah have been positively iden.
tltlod by Kclloyville citizens ns
members OF the holdup party and
the offlcers who arrested them To-
Gated $500 in cash I'm the house
where the two were found In addt-
tlon 10 E235 ( und in a money belt
worn by Rhodes.
INC fourth person has not been
located although authorities state
a.at 'hey expect To make another
arrest NJ any moment.
Police Dance big Affair.
Iho policemen's dance hold last
hlght at tho Metropolitan park is
sald TO have been attended by the
largest numbers OF dancers ever as-
bviuoled at the park. The proceeds
hre 20 be used In purchasing uni
FORM oVercoats for the city's patrol
men.
injunction proceedings were filed
yesterday In superior court Inv
which County Attorney Ray Nc
chimney seeks to paddock two busl-
ness buildings OF Bristow, where IL
~ alleged that intOxicants are sold.
one or the buildings belongs 10
50seph Abraham and is operated by
whitney Payne and Charles Smith:
me other II said TO be owned bv
George Petropol and operated by
Babe Rhodes.
kicfcr Girl Is Missing,
Myrtle Coleman, i2-year-old girl.
Is missing from her home In Kiefer
ana after n frantic search OF soy
eral days by her parents. assisted
by county officers and police OF sur
rounding towns, the father OF tho
gitl, Jim Coleman OF Kiefer. has
ieft her description with local po-
ice. The girl Is described as 4
feet 8 inches IN height, dark
complexion, brown bobbed hair and
gray eyes.
httnouiSt Mcn Organize.
A Methodist Mems club was or
ganized here last night at the South
Methodist church. Officers are.
Earl Foster. president; j. r. Muir
ply, vice president; j. X. Holmes.
secretary and w. NJ. York, treasurer,
All men over is years can be en-
rolled In the club which is an aux-
illary TO the church, authorized by
tho general Methodist conference al
Atlanta. Ca, In 1918.
Try Edwards for Forgery,
Deputy Sheriff u. ]. Jones re-
turned to Sapulpa last night from
Gaiena, Mo, with Jess Edwards, al
legged check forgsr. Edwards is in
county jail hero awaiting trial upon
charges filed by Clark Brothers at
Bristow, who allege that Edwards
cashed several bogus checks written
on bank at Eureka Springs, Ark.
To Check Up Rcfiners.
County Attorney Ray McElhinney
announces that lie has not yet had
time TO check the list OF signers 10
the petition for calling a grand Jury
filed In district court Wednesday
afternoon. Citizens are much inter-
osted In the calling OF the grand
jury, which has been called for in
yes lgtaion into alleged lawlessness
In the county.
Too Many Grass Fires.
Sapulpans burning grass near
their homes are warned to take extra
precautions against their fires
spreading. Three runs were made
yesterday by the central fire station
crew and two OF these calls were
grass fires at 1912 East Fairyiow and
1919 East Thompson. The depart
nent was called to Southern heights
again this morning, where a grass
fire threatened "A residence.
Civic Dinners Begun.
The first OF the weekly luncheons
to be given by the chamber OF COM
merce was attended by So members
at the chamber OF commerce rooms
Thursday. These luncheons were
arranged when IL was learned that
many OF the local business men who
belong 10 this body are not members
OF the Rotary or Kiwanis clubs and