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-Ingoldsby Legends. there Is a distinct
falling OF; he trusts more to impression
istio effects and coiorings. he Is more
careless about details. His inclinat ion
for the grotesqus Is exaggerated in the
pictures Of Alberich and Of the male
gods: Brunnhilde and other lovely women
have occasionally fashion plate faces.
and the color in some cases Is eccentric.
But many Of the pictures are very good
He is expert in conveying the impression
or motion and he does not violnte the
Wagnerian traditions. His pictures have
distinct ion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
Through
Five Admins
trations
BY Col. William, II. Crook

The authors material has
been adequately and sympa-
thetically edited by Margarita
SPalding Gerry, author of that
striking Lincoln story, "The
Toy Shop" Colonel Crook
was LincoIn's bodyguard before
and at the time Of his assassina-
ton. When Crook was drafted
for army service Lincoln kept
him, saying, al can't spare him."
IL is certainly unique gallery
that contains FIVE Presidential
portraits, including Lincoln and
Grant.
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The E.mlabethan Drama

eyer objections there may b. T. he
H..i II r"iitIng history in monographs
-"f .s'a'" authors "a ~ Vhe case. among
.- N'h The Cambridge History Of
- I.l'"ra'ura edited bv DR. 4 W
.. HrG r. Waller Cambridge Tui.
Pf"--. q = PutDam's sons,
AIRED Ia extremes. "a in the two
..um"s, and VI devoted 10 the
b." system has the advantage Of
~ 'DmpI.r"ly and cOmpactly with
"j subject IN" Chronological
'.' ~ 'h" general history - broken
Nf.I" for these volumes take ZIP
90 'Ennl ng- ~ the drama and describe
gross until The -EIizabeihan" age
90.
" frarra 70 isg. i. the sph~ii'ie ~
CD .p.ym"- ~ Vol Y Dr ward
N" orr gins. Prof rrizrnach ~
- mtra"l" plays and morAliti"E.
= Baker Of Harvard on the plays
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How to
Know Archi-
lecture
Bv Frank Z. Willis
BY Frank Z. Wallis

The object Of this book is to
do Just one thing-to enable
you to tell what kind of 4 build
ing you are looking at. 1t isn't
a book to study--it is a. book
to read. Architecture and build
ing are covered in this book a.
two branches of one subiect.
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JUST PUBLISHED
THE TRUE STORY OF THE
HAMILTON
and
BURR DUEL
The Intimate Life OF
Alexander Hamilton
Written by his grandson.
ALLAN MeLANE HAMILTON.
An original book based on hitherto un
published family letters and doeu-
ments, and fully illustrated.
is CONTAINED q

The Hartford Courant says: The
main purpose Of This volume is TO utilize
the invaluable historical sources. and
careful research in other authorities has
resulted in completing a well-halanced
biography
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- university Wits and other professors
Oh various other topics Tbs subject
Of main Importance 10 Shakespeare. who
has been entrusted TO Prof George saints
bury; his chapters are followed by others
on tho doubtful plays. the text and the
influence OF Shakespeare In Europe down
To very recent times. In Vol. VI. the
other dramatisss from Ben Johnson on
are dealt with. the greater ones in separate
chapters. tho lesser fry In lump. There
are articles. moreover. on the Elizabethan
theatre. on the Puritan attack on the stage
and other cognats topics. including .
paper on the Children OF the Chapel
Royal by Prof. j. N. Manly OF Chicago.
As might be expected. the excellent bibli-
ographies take up much space
These volumes again show tho defects
OF the method. which seems inevitable
in these days Of specialized scholarships;
Importance, out OF proportion Ia general
view OF literature. 10 given TO some minor
subjects because the particular writer's
are Interested in them or because research
is turned toward them for the moment
The tone Of tho articles 10 academical.
not to say somewhat dull. and the chapters
vary in merit. On the other hand they
represent the latest knowledge on tho
subject and are intended to inform the
student more than the general public
The editors announce that two volumes
OF illustrative passages are being pre-
pared which will bs supplementary
TO those of the History and will make
up in some degree for the paucity of qnota-
tons In the text
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some Interesting IL, 90.

Four excellent biographies are related
by Mr II. II. Haviland In his Lives Of
the Fur Folk (Longmans. Green and
Company. Not often may We read OF
lives Of great er activity or more exciting
incident than these of Rsdpad the fox.
Flu6 Button the rabbit. Grimalkin the
cat and Stubbs the badger. All four
lives were passed in the same scene
that is in and pretty nearly about the
knockdans Woods in Ireland. Redpad
in his final experience did indeed run
n course Of ten miles. and the pity seems
great that after travelling 80 far and
after establishing himself with very
acute genius in fallen tree in a flooded
stream where neither dogs nor men could
get al him he should have fallen asleep
in has extreme WEAKNESS and dropped
into the water. Still his end Was peaceful
and beautiful. As his body was borne
down the misty stream. away from the
clamor of the hounds into the august
sliences Of the night. the waves Tapped
gently over his head. and under their
kisses has spirit drift ed quietly out 10 the
gray fields OF sleep where the souls OF
the fur folk go. There Is no ram known
there. nor any sun. and no one IL ever
weary or hungry or afraid. but all lie
wrapped IN warm msts IN country
where there il NO noise. nor bright light
burning They sleep on there and take
their res, knowing neither JOY nor grief
nor hope nor disappointment until time
and space shall be ma more The lives
Of the rabbit the cat and the badger
were quite a. sharply interesting as that
OF the FOX II il fascinating To- read about
them III. biographsr knows his sub
ject and knows how to tell a story The
book has dia grams and good pictures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
Hygiene for
Mother and
Child
By Francis Fl. MacCarfhy. W. D.

This book IS the outgrowth
of experience in large city hos
pital in treating children and
giving counsel to their mothers.
The first part deals with ques-
tons which come to every
woman during the time before
the baby is born. The second
part considers the care and feed
ing of infants and older children.
The third part deals with "Sleep"
Accidents" "Signs of Illness"
and many other points All
technical terms have been rigor-
ously excluded.
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BOOkS-An out ~ print books supplied 40
matter On what subject. write me- stating bOok.
wanted. can get you any book ever pubMshed.
whom In England call and inspect my Stock 81
SOnD books. HAkER'S GRFNT BODg
SHOP. JOhB Bright St.. Birmingham. Engianu
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Continued IN Tenth Page
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Enid, Okla, Feb. When the
.atc law lno'ishng the public
drinking cup gI,. into effect ON May
/ all u.n vessels viii be removed
uom ;br high school" says W. T.
Butcher superintendent of city
schools. "it is a significant fact. how
ever, that in many eases The student
ha. come to realization OF the un-
sanitary condition and has provided
himself with cup for his private
us,."
Pro. butcher stated that since the
agit'.l ptted against the common
drinking cup one could pass through
the assembly room 4 the high school
and at number of desks find "A
private drinking cap suspended. The
board OF education has had the in
stallation of sanitary drinking foun
cain, in mind tor some time. but
lack of funds has prevented the i'm.
proycmeuts
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tl,mu ! have mcr toned and my,e"
were lad aud lassic together
But TO hurry ON the subject OF our
toast this ,.uup sounds rather fear.
ml and alarming ~ War oa ucarts.'
/, is devastating war-and We are
10, helpless victims IL Is as inevitable
as the sun. moon and stars and all
the pence conferences In the world
are of no avail Commander cupid
holds the O.. 1t an We are shot down
by his arrows like so many birds.
Some Of us are fired at from ambush
and hopclessly surrender and others
have suspected the attack and are pre-
pared with ammunition for the as
sault while others recognize 1t as un.
avoidablc and scorniully shrink from
It and make a. .cowardly retreat. Some
are fatally wounded on the field. 9th
crs are, carried off in a half helpless
condition with hearts. bleeding and
sore. while others are 'nYulucrable and
gloat that they can dodge the aim
of the powerful blind archer.
We shall hear from the various reg
iu,euts OF this mighty army tonight
but first of al We must toast the gal.
liant and undauntcd communicating
id -
Continued ON page tenn
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orlcss to intcrrupt the reign Of the
picture postcard and among the pret
uc,t and most popular Of the val
,utiu,s O, ho sent out this year are
those which bear picture or scnti-
Wcut or both on the reverse side OF
90 postal rhc net 80 nature study
m tur uools g., also reflected iu
thr waller mes Wd children aJr cs-
pc.iull .,ud of the DESIGNS m which
birds ar conspicuous. Jolly little
Teddy bears continue strong favor
ties and rr,r Rabbit gr tDsQucly
tc,crch.-.
On bonded knees. beg YOU, honey
Let m,. let m' be- your bunny
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more teachers attend in a body and
be at the house by o'clock sharp.
The mothers in all the wares, ,nen
children and friends are invited to at
tend a. we'll as friends of the hostess
and the public generally.
They would also like to see any
number of the fathers and others in.
terested in the public schools out that
day. Please do not wait for another
invitation as this invitation incmoes
all
There will be refreshments aud mu-
sic and fee of only fifteen cents
for adults and ten cents for children
under fifteen will be charge The
mothers are anxious to have a good at
tendance aud will try to make It worth
while for all who attend. II the
weather happ, MS to be cold and stormy
outside there will be plenty of light
and warmth inside. Remember the
public generally is invited.
areonbawell shrdlu cmfwyp cmfwypm
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on Valentine his merry morn
Dan Cupi5 rose and armed him
For impish chase of lads forlorn,
sport which ever charmed him.
~
But reed .ess he shot here an you,
Economy disdaining,
Until success depended on
one little shaft remaining
With naughty skill plan he w.ohgdt,
Ye while-their footsteps trallim" 90
Hc rounded up ye game he sough.
Beside your garden paling.
Then, as y0u-blushing-open ye door,
Good luck ye path wasnarrow
lie spitted seven hearts and mv,r
Upon that single arrow,
-Exciang".
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Love and was conquered by him
and il became proverbial that love
conquers all. Omuia Nncit Amor"
Juno was th, goddess of marriage.
the "yoker' of youths and maideus.
IN the year Of our Lord s. ID. l26
Roman youths aud maidcns still were
celebrating the Lupcrcalia. at which
the names of young men were
cast into an urn and drawn by
blndfoldcd mon. The maid thus
drawn wa, the young mans waller.
time" and the association resulting
from the drawing OF lot, usually
lasted for a year. The festival end.
ed In an cNtrayagaut feast. and,
quite often. in scandalous orgies
This sort e thing became offensive
to the church and Pope Gelasiu'
ordered a change. Nov. IL 50 hap
pcucd that one Of the most austcrc
saints in the Christian calendar.
good bishop St Valentine had been
pa; To death. during the Claudian
persecution. .u February H. \ u.
270. for the simple miracle OF open
ing the blind eyes OF his iailors
/ daughter Accordingly the day of
/ the festival was changed to FcLru.
AIRY II and the name of he good
bishop substituted for the old en-,
The names of saints were substi.
tutcd for those of maideus in the
public drawing and each youth was
rniuiued To- initiate the virtues or
tn. saint whose name he drew
How long the Christian yuth
stood for" this We have no means of
showing. but St Valentines name
suc, to th. day hcn,cr rNud It
seems. however, that in tine sixteenth
century i'm France, tho poys were
cho sing giils nantes and The sirl
boys names so that each had twu
valentines. aud again $50 find the
church interfering. Thi- time n was
the Bishop 81 Francis d. Sales who
cnd"ayorcl to suppress this survival
Of pagau',m by the sam, cid device
which Pope Gcllsius had tried but
good ST Francis rockonol with du.
consideration for human nature IN,
spring 6r youth aud love making
which alter all exists iu Christian
youth as we'll a. pagan. Nnd so TIN,
young people triumphcd over thi,
saint and returned ny degrees tC
their hoIthonish practices and cata
lior and lady by lot, exchange,
smiles and .llkcn favor Balls an.
r,tes were given in honor 4 th,
festal day and in some places thC
tender bond endured for year, ac
,ording to the old Roman custom.
Even s.. Valentines day is pow
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kosmos klub.

The Kosmos Klub met on -aursuas
afternoon with Mrs. Nelson In a de.
lightful session.
After a few games of "Forty.Two"
delicious refreshments were served
Meslam,s Bass. Eieakmorc, Adams,
Roper. Gunter Garnet. Johnson,
ndrlcs Dobbins. y H. Woods. G. u.
Hanks. Charles Evans. Kinkaic. 5hel.
ton, How and, Walker Edwards. Bed.
soc, Moore; Misses Bennett and Ellen
Dickson.
Mrs. Bass will be next hostess.
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Miss Mary H0bson returned Thurs.
day from Muskogee. where she was
the guest OF Mrs. X. -. Sangstyr 10.
a three weeks visit
While in Muskogce Miss Hobson
was honoree at number of social
gatherings and was entertained most
elaborately.
Mrs Sangster is expected down this
spring TO visit Miss Hobson and will
be welcomed by number of friends
who knew her during her residence
here
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ST valen,,ne's Day.

Like ma. another OF our Chris
tian customs anj Hhseryances, our
Festival OF Love" wn!th We cele.
brate on February II, oriELfny was
heathen festival Long before re
Christian era the Il mans celebrated
the feast of Lupercalia-the joint
festival of Juno and Pan-on Feb.
ruary 10 each year. Pan was a rus.
tic god, formed in similitude of
nature, whence he was called Pan,
which means "all." It was felgned
by the poets that he struggled with
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At SIX Clock Dinner.

MIR and Mrs. Bridgman and Mr.. am
Mrs. ). \. Apple entertained yester-
day with a delightful six o'clock din.
ner for several out-of-town guests
After dinner the guests were inyit
ed to form a theatre party to see
The Servant in the House
Those who were so Pleasantly en-
tertaincd were DR.. and Mrs. y T..
Brown and son. Byron, OF Davis. Mr..
ana Mrs J. r. lngall. and Mrs Annie
Stidham OF Davis and Mr. aud Mrs.
VIII Morgan.
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Mrs. MeKenrey Entertalrs.

DR.. and Mrs. g. II. McKenney On.
tortlined at six o'clock dinner yostor-
day for Mr. and Mrs. ID. r. Jackson
OF Shawnee, who were married on
Friday eve ing by Judge Mason.
Mrs. Jackson was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Wilson shawnee, and a
friend of Mrs Mckenney.
The dining table was artistical y
decorated in hearts and a dinner
served in which hearts Were the
motive IN serving a delicious menu.
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Fourth Ward Mothers Club.

rhe Fourth Ward Mothers club held
= very interesting meeting at IN"
school house on yesterday anernoun
With good attendance.
Several items OF business were iis-
cussed among them the question 81
the Mothers club entering the Flow ~
Show.
Concrete walks are being put dow
around one side OF the school grounds
and a committee was appointed to see
what would be the cost of putting q
concrete curb around the flowe-tads
that surround the school house
4 favorable report was given aud
the work was ordered done.
t.
The Orios.
The Orio club held splendid
meeting with Mrs. G. II. Webb yester.
"ay with the following program:
THE UNDERWORLD.
Roll Collaboration from Paradise
Lost" relating to Satan.
Talk-Hades in Literature and Art.
Sketches--Charon Orpheus Persc-
phone.
Primitive Ideas OF a Place
OF Future Punishment for Sin'-nIss
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Ferndale Review Club.


The Ladies' of the Leaf meet to-
morrow with Mrs. !. Il. Pennington.
Every member Is urged to be on han ?
and to bring her donation for the oan.
quet, since all accounts will be set.
tied next week for that festiyity
The lesson study Is Thackeray
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Circle Three to Give Musicale.

At Mrs. Roberts on Washington
street on Thursday evening will be
given a musicale by Circle Three "f
The Christian Aid Society.
An excellent program has been pre-
pared and the small sum OF sixteen
cents charged for admission. the pro.
ceeds to go towards the mite OF pen.
nies The program Is.
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Friday eve ing by Judge Mason
Mrs. Jackson was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Wilson , Shawnee, and a
friend of Mrs McKenney.
The dining table was artistical.y
decorated in hearts and dinner
served in which hearts wete the
motive IN serving delicious menu
h
Here and There
The Kosmos Klub have planned
Washington Birthday party to be
given in honor of their husbands
81, Mrs. y II Woods. Mrs. W ods
has the Porter thurman house
The husbands Club meets this
week with Mrs. Fish in McLish
Place.
Mrs clay l.. Cox and children OF
Wichita Falls. Texas, are visiting
Mrs CoX's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. A. Ledbctter
Mr. sand Ms. Il. \ Russell very
Pleasantly entertained a few of their
licnds FRIDAY evening al their home
.n Fourth avenue, northeast. Refresh
Hcrts were served and q most enjoy
abb evening was spent Those pres
put were Dr.. and Mrs C1S, Mr..
ana Mrs. Thornton, Mr.. aud Mrs
Ben, Mrs. and Mrs. Gaines.
Mrs u. B. Lester arrived yester
day from Georgia To visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Lester of
West Main street. Mrs. Lester has
lived in Ardmore fer Il couple of
years and has great many friends
who are glad she is making re-
turn visit. Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Les
ter think probably Col u. D. Lester
win ioin them later
James Dodson, little son OF MIR. and
Mrs. j. y. Dodson. gave a birthday
party yesterday afternoon to which
number OF little folk were in.
vited.
ST. Valentines will be celebrated
AT Robson opera house by musical
opera. The Flower of the Ranch,"
with fifty people in the cast Jess
Harris, the scrappy chore boy as
."Skiyers," Is the comedian 4 the
production, clever dancer. a good
singer and naturally funny fellow.
The company carry specia aug
mcnted orchestra
The first good minstrel show Of
/ the season will be offered by Man
ager Robson at the opera house oil
| Wednesday. The Primrose Minstrcls.
| with George Primrose az the head
and front of the skillful dan ing
! forces, will draw good crowd.
Thomas Weir, tn distinguished tenor
| siugeI. is with the company.
The Home Mission 6 ciety of the
/ Carter Avenue church meets with
| Mrs, Croft on G street, southeast
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Bible lesson will be January's
! Bible study
II
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Thursday

kosmOs Klub with Mrs. Bass.
Entertainment at Mrs Roberts.
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Big Reception by the Third Ward
Mothers Cub.
The Third Ward Mothers club will
entertain with a reception Saturday,
Feb. 10. from 10 & o'clock, at the
home Of Mrs. A. &. Cruce They will
try to make this reception especially
peasant for the teachers and Mrs.
Cruce would like TO have all the Ard.
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Friday

OTTO NIuD.
Third Ward Mothers Club.
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Saturday.

Reception at Mrs \ c. Cmce.
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Tuesday

- Phillips Guild with Mrs
Newcomb.
Carter Avenue Home Mission
airy Society with, Mrs. Croft
husbands Club with Mrs. Fish
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NOTICE.

J: Items in the social columns q
. n,nst be submitted to the Soci .
. oty Editor not later than .
. o'clock in the morning TO In .
. sure insertion in the after .
;: Moons paper. :
}: No society personals Tor sun .
): days paper can be accommo 9
. dated after Saturday noon. The .
): Society Editor will receive H. 9
. ems by telephone at 142. 8
): The observation of the above 2
J; by our patrons will be greatly .
:: appre ciated and will insure =
t careful attention to the items {:
:: Srbm by them {:
:: q
:: u u (. /. .: :. u y :: :: {. {: u
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Wednesday.

Ferndalc Review Club.
Primrose Ministries at Robson
opera house
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Monday

Ladies OF the Leaf at Mrs. !.
u Pennington
Flower Of the Ranch, at Rob.
sons opera house.
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Edna kcmbel
Rcading-Selected from House
Boat on the Styx.'
Table Quiz-Monstcrs OF Mythology.
Selection.
Table Talk The Rhine Miss Edna
James.
Parliamentary Drill--Adoption % u
set of Resolutions-Mrs. $. A. Apple.
Critic Miss Jewel Whittington.
Il
viii Observe Washingtors Birthday.
Washington's birthday will be co'e-
brated by the Ferndale Review club
with one of their delightful receptions.
The Year Book has the following
announcement.
Mrs. \. e. Young
At home
to
The Ferndale Review Club
Assisted by
Mrs. W. H. Bumpas and Mrs. Geo
Criner.
First In war. first in peace and
frs, In the hearts Of his countrymeu. "
{:
Ferndale Review Club.
The Ferndale Review club met the
past week with Mrs. $. II. Douglas.
with the following program:
. Subject-THE WIFE
Leader--Mrs. Owens
H Rcsponse-One way 20 maze Pin
money-woman as mans helpmeet.
Our Religious Responsibilities
Mrs. Cox.
Are We An Incorporate Nation p
Class.
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James Dodson, little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. y. Dodson, gave birthday
party yesterday afternoon TO which
number OF little folk were in.
yited.
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TIE WEEKS CALENDAR.
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The Home Mission 6 ciety of the
Carter Avenue church meets with
Mrs, Croft on G street, southeast
on Tuesday afternoon al 3 o'clock.
The Bible lesson will be January's
Riblo stndN
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Here and There.

Mrs Clay l.. Cox and children Of
Wichita Falls. Texas. are visiting
Mrs CoN's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
r. A. Ledbctter