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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-10

What a man wants in woman Ia
somewhat as follows:
She. must be dream OF beauty that
will make Maxine Elliott faint and
Cavaleri fade away, says Rehoboth
Sunday Herald
She must be an angel with the smile
of a sernph and a great mass of mag.
nificent hair and all her own natural
growth.
She must possess a perfect temper
and never raise her voice save in song
She must be good cook and al
ways ready to do same
She must be a splendid housekeeper
and not require any servants.
She must love children and be able
to care for them and raise them by
hand
She must be fine musician and
have mind stored with all the intel.
lectual wealth of the ages, but must
never get the idea that hubby hasn't
the superior intellect and doesn't know
ii all.
She must dress in the latest fashion.
but must spend no money on same.
She must be interesting, elusive,
gay, Of q deep religious nature, lively,
modest, retiring, self-sacrificing, bril-
liant, fascinating, but lover Of home
and fireside, preferring the society Of
her husband to anything else on earth,
but not worrying when she doesn't
get any Of it.
That Is AL that most men require,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-10
Dancing Saturday Night

Prof. Rucker will give a grand ball
at A. Q. Y. W. hall Saturday evening,
Dec. 10th. Admission, gents 75c, la.
dies free. His class will meet at s
O'Clock sharp and all pupils should be
present at that hour Phone 70.
SGT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-10

sorosis Study club WIN, meet wleu
Mrs Ed F Johns next wednesc asa.
ernoon and study a lesson on Ger.
many. The prosfam viii be as icl.
lows
Roll call-Germau authors.
l-iterature- Mrs. Davenport
Byzantine Art--Mrs. Good
Niebelugen Lied-Mrs cailaway
current Literature. Music and Art
AIRS. stephens.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-10
officers EIected in
w. O. w. Circle.

The yearly election of officers in the
". Q. w. circle took place Wednes-
day afternoon at the regular meeting
OF the order and resulted in the fol
lowing selections: Mrs Henry Frey,
past guardian; Mrs Mary Mays, ad-
visor Mrs. n. H. West, clerk; Mrs.
4. A. Hawn, banker; Mrs. Bertha Nc
Intosh, inner sentinel; Mrs. Mary
Stickwish, outer sentinel; Mrs. A B.
Morgan, captain Of degree team; man.
ayers Mesdamss Ed Estes, NJ A.
stoddard and George Fuller. DR..
Charles P. Brown was elected as the
official physician of the order.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-10
Pound Parr for Rsv. cnllln.

oV''0 F'''J Tor Nev. colIlns. ~
Rev A. A. Collins. pastor Of thb
Cumberland Presbyterian church. was
the surprised and pleased host at a
pound party given him Thursday even
ing by the members Of his church and
sunday school The evening was spent
IN delightful manner and the guests
LEFT their pastor with many good
things to eat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-10
EIaborate sIrthdax pinner.

Elaborate Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. Lizzia Newell entertained a
large number Of friends at a very
elaborate o'clock dinner Tuesday at
her home, 1914 South Thirteenth
street. The occasion marked the 49th
birthday of the hostess and was also
farewell party as Mrs. Newell leaves
the first Of the year for TT. Worth to
make her home. Gibson girls tied
with L. o. r. AI colors were the
pretty cards which designated places
for the guests at three tables. An
elaborate seven-course dinner was
served, the hostess beipg assisted in
serving by Misses Bette Estes, Lii
Han Lorenston and Marie McMasters.
The afternoon was spent in an infor-
mal enjoyable manner, one of its most
pleasant features being the -presenta-
ton of two elegant gifts to the hos
tess. As birthday gift the mem
bers Of the L. o. r. M. and b. Of r.
T. Auxiliary gave Mrs Newell beau
tiful silk kimona, and also presented
her with handsome jewel casket as a
parting present. The guest list in
cluded Mesdames Ed Estes, Jacob
Lorenston w p. McAIaster, Frank
Rosenquest, r. M. Evans, A. 4. Herr,
Hub West, B. r. Kendig, A. e. Pres
ley, NJ. Stcddard, Anna Brown, Henryl
Wubker, f. II. Goden, Lou Conquest.
Grace Peptins Jess Lockett, C. Hawn.
Pete Heffner, SO. Atarrs, Sam Brown.
Maud Buckley, Mary Black, Clara
Ojers, Edna Barry, Eta Feeks, Dora
McCauley, L. J. Brooker Maggie Hol-
land, Alice Conners, NJ Willfnot Alice
Agnue, v Preston. Thad Turner and
W. F. Edwards and Misses Lillian
5oetting. Nora Anderson Bette Es.
es Myrtle Wiggins, Lillian and Mil
lred Lorenston Marie and Lahome
'lcMaster Eeithg Pepkins, Elsie
Brown Mary walsie West and Lucille
Bennett and Master Rowland Ojers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-10
Pursuit of Pleasure by
the Society Folk
Afternoon at Bridge
for Miss Hornsby.

Afternoon al Bridge t
for Miss Hornsby.
Decidedly one OF the most delightful
OF the afternoon card parties Of the
week was given yesterday by Mrs.
Harry Ludlow, honoring Miss Nena
Hornsby of Athens, Tenn. Bridge was
played at three tables, and the highest
score was made by Miss Clem Schaef-
fer To her pretty set Of beauty pins
was given. In an all around cut a
pair of silk hose was won by Miss
Elizabeth Collier, and Miss Hornsby
was presented with a beautiful hat
pin. Several pleasing solos by Miss
Schaeffer were greatly enjoyed by the
guests and lovely two-course lunch
con was served late in the afternoon.
The players We're Mesdames Ed Johns.
Reford Bond F. T.. Slusher, w. G.
Wells and Ford Witherspoon and
Misses Esther Macer. Elizabeth Col
lier, Clem Schaeffer, Anna White,
Gladys Burgett and Hornsby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-10
Losers at Bridge
Entertain Winners.


The losing side in the last series OF
games played by the Bridge club com.
posed Of the following members. Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Riddle, Mrs. j. B. Sparks,
Mrs. Will Melton, Mrs. Ben Morgan
and Mrs. Reford Bond, entertained the
winners Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Bond Their guests were
Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. Ludlow, Mss. Ben
Johnson, Mrs. Brownson, Mrs. Spin
ing, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Morgan
Hamilton and Miss Ella Williams.
Bridge was played at three tables, top
score being made by Mrs. Dwyer, who
was given handsome cut glass card
tray. 10 Miss Ella Williams who
scored second high, brass candIestick
was presented. Lovely refreshments
followed the cards.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
WANT new ROADS
KEPT In ORDER
GranGerS Note That Highways
Show Sign of Wear and
Want Action Taken

The need Of a preservatiVe for the
new county roads was emphasized at
the weekly meeting of the Delaware
Grange, at Newport, last night. IL was
declared that some of the new county
roads were already showing sign Of
wear, and that efforts should be made
TO keep them in first class order be-
fore they are worn further
The taxation Of automobiles as pro-
posed by the county grange was dis
cussed, and the majority favored il.
Automobiles. many thought, were a
greater detriment to the roads than
the heaviest farm wagons. owing to
the peculiar action of their rubber
tires on the road bed.
The grange accepted an invitation
to meet with Rose Hill Grange on the
evening of March l6 The Newport
grangers will leave Fourth and Market
streets at 720 o'clock. Rose Hill Grange
will provide an elaborate entertainment
and refreshments will be served. Two
new members were initiated
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
TWO AUTOS FOR
THE LEVY COURT
County Officials to Use Ma
chimes for Inspecting
Roads

TheLevy Court is to have two auto
mobiles. BY resolution. adopted this
morning, it was set out that as much
new road is to be inspected this year
the county should have automobiles
for use on the trips. The machines
are for the use of the members Of the
court, the county engineer and state
highway commissioner only.
The resolution providing for the pur-
chase Of the cars sets forth that
During the present year A. d. 1910
there will be under the care Of the
Levy Court about 115 miles of stone
road part of which Is wholly under its
care and a part under construction,
about 1000 miles Of common or hun
dred roads and numerous bridges. cul-
verts, etc, all of which can be better
looked after by frequent visits OF the
Levy Court as body and better work
thereby secured"
The resolution sets forth that the
Levy Courtmen and engineers can save
muc htime by using automobiles a
seven passenger car and ive- -passerf-
ger car or double rumble runabout will
be bought and the public buildings
committee is directed TO advertise for
proposals for furnishing two automo-
biles.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
FIRE APPARATUS
FOR DOVER TOWN

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. March S. Mrs. Walter
Morris, Mrs James Pennewiil, w. II.
Baker. John II. Jones and Walter Morris.
OF tho joint committee appointed by the
Board Of Trade and the Century Club 10
procure a chemical engine and electric fire
alarm system for Dover, appeared before
Council and made request that Council
make up the remainder Of the necessary
funds over $50 had been raised by pop.
ular subscription taken by Mrs. Morris.
MT Baker explained that the electric fire
alarm system could be arranged with the
telephone company and that steps to bring
that about were now being taken.
Councilman Barker made motion that
the necessary funds be appropriated by
Council to secure the chemical engine and
fire alarm system as indicated lie after
ward amended the motion pledging the
aid OF coucll when needed and this mo-
tion prevailed.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
TRUANCY CASES
In CITY COURT
Two Boys and Girl Accused
Under the Compulsory
Education Law
CASES CONTINUED
UNTIL TOMORROW

The first of the truancy cases for
which the Board OF Education sought
the aid OF the police was brought be-
fore Deputy Judge Joslyn in City Court
this morning, when Benjamin Camp
bell, Elwood Johnson and Ethel john
son. dimnutive youngsters, were ar
raigned on the charge OF not attend
ing school.
In order 10 obtain evidence, Assist
ant city Solicitor Chaytor had their
hearings continued until tomorrow.
George w. Twitmyer. superintendenr
Of schools, will appear against the chill
dren. The parents are liable to a fine
under the law. Dr. Twitmyer says he
warned the parents and had sent tharn.
a copy Of the law. but they paid no
attention 20 it
lie says he wanted the parents ar
rested instead of the children.
A number OF other arrests are in
prospect Dr. Twitmyer furnished n
list Of children supposedly OF school
age Chief OF Police Black and the
Police Department Investigated the In
dividual cases. numbering several hum
dred. Warnings then were sent to par
ents. and In cases where after warning
the children are not sent to school in
compliance with the compulsory edu-
cation law arrests win be made undcp
that law
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
PREPARE PLANS OF
YACHT CLUB HOME

Plans of the Wilmington Yacht club
looking to the erection OF a club house
on the property OF the Wilmington Steam
boat Company at Gordon Heights are rap
idly taking form. At recent meeting Of
the directors OF the club Enoch Moore. Jr.,
Charles w. Bush and E. r. Pusey were
appointed committee to supervise alter
ations to the building on the property and
the committee is now assisting John ID.
Thompson. the architect, in preparing the
plans. These provide for a bungalow on
the site Of the present building, The house
Will be modern in its appointments. II is
expected that It will be ready for occu-
pancy within two months
The club directors received 1--WE appli.
cations for membership at their last meet.
ing.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
MAY REDUCE
STREET GRADES
City Engineer Preparing Plans
and Report viii be
Submitted Soon
-Photo Ry RoraI studIo.

Chief Engineor Taylor of the Street
and Sewer Department has been in-
structed by George w. Sparks preHi-
dent Of the Board Of Street and Sewer
Directors to prepare a plan Tor the
regarding of some of the hilN street,
of the city Mr. Taylor As nov pre-
pairing the plan and win report prob.
ably next week.
Mr.. Sparks action was prompted by
recent protests against Wilmingfon's
Alpine perspectives. such as Third
Fourth and Ninth streets. Business
men who own teams are the principal
protcstants.
Tho Street and Sewer Directors this
morning received a petition signed by
the officials of "a number of important
east side Industries requesting that
East Eleventh street be regarded, but
action was deferred pending Mr.. Tay-
lors report
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
CHIEF HURD
HOLDS HIS JOB
Dover Street Committee Chair
man Wanted Old Official
OuSted but Vote
Was Short

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del March S-rhere was quite
a contest in Doyer's Council over street
supervisors and police.
Councilinan &. 6. Wright who is chair-
man Of the new street committee, opposed
tho reelection of Chief r. S. Hurd and
Of the old force OF street supervisors.
Council at first decided TO let the street
committee name tho men, then ascer-
tanned that il would not be regular so
to do, and went into nomination Mr..
Hurd got hve votes and Mr.. Cohee four.
Robert E Hurd was elected assistant
Both the new onicials-P S .Hurd and
r. r. Hurd-were sent for and the tall
''bluecoats' appeared and were sworn IN
by Mayor Clark
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
CHANGERS TO HEAR
TALK ON DRAINAGE
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. March S-fnsurance
Commissioner Charles II. Maull. who
has ldtely been elected master OF Hen
lopen Grange. No. 20, at Lewes. and
Former Secretary of State Caleb r.
Layton are back of a big Sussex coun-
~ pomona meeting to be held in Loves
on March II and IS, at which the sub
iect Of drainage, matter on which
the Sussex farmers are notably behind.
will be discussed. DR.. Layton has Sc
cured one Of the highest government
authorities at Washington. the assist
ant chief OF the Geological survey. and
farm drainage viii be the important
feature Of discussion. A farm supper
from to win also be feature of
the first days meeting.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
STATE BOARD
IS ORGANIZED
AeriCuIturlStS Elect Oliver A.
Newton, President Of
the Body

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Dell March s-rhe state
Board Of Agriculture organized for the
ensuing year by elccting oliver A.
Newton. of Sussex county. president;
James r. shallcross. Of New Castle
county. vice. president; and Edward w.
Jenkins. of Kent county. secretary II
was decided 10 hold conference with
Governor Pennewin next Friday. F7N
board adopted the suggcstion OBJ
president. Mr.. Newton, by decid ~
meet In Dover on the last TuesA ~.
each month. 10 invite perEotLt1i ~
all parts ~ the State or fN R
States who have suggestV - ~
ing the promotion OF agr ~
production and the impro KS
stock and quality Of the W
State. 10 come forward H&
their suggestions. -
Tho State Board Of l3ftsk
had several applications fOi "a
get after the anthrax before IL W
out this year. The state furnisheel q
vaccine and pays the surgeon.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
CLERICAL BROTHERHOOD
HEARS HISTORICAL REVIEW

The Clerical Brotherhood OF the Episco-
pal diocese of Delaware is holding meet-
ing this afternoon at Trinity rectory.
The Rev. c. II. b. Turner rector Of ST.
Peters Church at Lewes and historian
OF note, win review the book recently
finished by him dealing with tho old rec
ords. Of Sussex county and Of old St
Peters Church at Lewes.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
To Have Easter ssIo

The Sewing Society Of Grace Church
will hold an Easter sale the Tuesday
afternoon before Easter, March p, in
the social hall of the church. The sale
will be in charge of Mrs. w. C. Muir
gatroyd, and will include many dainty
articles suitable for Easter gifts. Fur
ther preparations viii be made for the
sale at the meeting of the society this
afternoon
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
GROCERS PLEASED
WITH MAYORS VETO

The Retail Grocers Exchange sent
a resolution 70 the Board of Street
and Sewer Directors this morning
commencing Mayor Spruance's veto Of
the Street and Sewer Departments
resolution granting the Wilmington
Light Power and Telephone Company
separate telephone franchise.
The directors took no action upon
she matter this morning.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
Con. Parker to Live in PhiladeIphia,

Gen. Parker to Live in Philadelphia.
General l. Thomas Parker the WE'LL
known Delaware Railroad conductor
and former lieutenant governor Of
the State. win remove to Philadelphia
shortly. General Parker's run on the
railroad now begins and ends at Phil
adelphia and as he finds it quite in
convenient TO travel between the cities
daily he has decided 70 remove to
Philadelphia. Mr.. Parker has lived
here nearly all hi life and is known
throughout the State.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
BIG SALE OF HORSES
TO BE HELD IN SMYRNA

A great public sale of eighty head
OF horses will be held at the stables
Of William H. Collins in Smyrna to-
morrow morning.
Free dinners will be served to all
who attend, brass band win play and
there will be a parade. David Hutch
ins win be auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
COUNTY WANTS FINE
TURNED INTO TREASURY

Nathaniel W. Van Horn, county con-
stable Of Townsend, has failed TO settle
with the county treasurer for SIC col
lected as fines Magistrate Harman
reported to the state auditor that $l6
was paid in fines during the last six
months The auditor in turn notified
the county comptroller, and he is a
communication to the Levy Court to-
day reported Van Horns failure thus
far TO pay the money. He has been
notified to do so.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
MILFORD MAIL
SERVICE POSTPONED

Postmaster NJ. Howard Jester received
word from Washington to-day that the
establishment OF the city mail delivery
for Milford was postponed until June 1,
this year. The system should have been
inaugurated March /.
While no reason is given for the post
ponement il is supposed to have been due
TO tile fact that the new Federal Building.
al Milford which was to have been COM
pleted on March I. is not finished
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
Asslstant Eor Mlssion.

At the meeting of the City Mission
AIRY Society in St Paurs M. Z. Church
yesterday afternoon an assistant was
appointed 10 Miss Mary Gould, who has
charge OF the mission for foreigners
on Sixth avenue. Mrs. Ida Benson
superintendent OF the Deaconess' Home
offered the aid of the deaconcss' i'm the
work among the Italians
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
Enoineers Inspeot streot,

The Street and Sewer Directors with
engineers Of the B. & O. Railroad Com
pany at noon today inspected Eighteen
tn street at the railroad. which the
railroad company proposes to grade
and open in connection with the new
bridge over the Brandyvine.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
Continued on Page 2
Mr.. FORD ASKS
FOR BETTER STREET

Peter J. Ford complained to the
Street and Sewer Directors this morn
ing Of the condition of the street bed
at Thirty-fifth and Tatnali streets.
Street Commissioner Pierson will in
spect the street.
Application for a sewer on Clayton
street between Fourth and Fifth
streets was favored
Petitioners for the paving of Bayard
avenue, between Fifth and Seventh
streets. will be notified that Bayard
avenue may be included in a list Of
streets needing repairs to be submitted
to City Council, which viii be asked
20 provide funds by a bond issue. II
necessary.
An arc light for sixth aud Maryland
avenues is on the list.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March Glover
Temperature is general east Of the Mis-
sissippi river. The weather east Of
the Mississippi river tonight and Wed
nesday will be GENERALLY fair. The tenn
perature will be lower tonight.
Forecast till 8 p. m. tomorrows
For Delaware--Fair tonight and prob
ably Wednesday, not much change IN
Temperature.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08

Advertising in THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL is a lever that
will lift your business into
prosperity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-13

the second appearance Eere OF the young
Spanish co,oratura soprano, Elvira de Iii
dalgo: Marie hatfield, Alessandro Bonci,
John Forscll. Antonio Pini-Cors Adamo
Didur. Vincenzo Reschiglian and Pietro Au-
disio, The opera will be followed by the
first act Of "COppelia," with Anna Pavlowa
and Michael Mordkne.
Thursday evening will witness the third
performance Of Tschaikowsky's 'Pique
Dame" under the direction of Gustav Nah
Ter. and with the same cast as at previous
performances. including Emmy Desunn,
Anna Meitschik. Florence Wickham, Alma
G!uck Marie Mattfeld. Lenora Sparkes.
Leo Slezak. Adamo Didur, John Forsell,
Adolf Muhlmann, Wilhelm Otto and Glenn
Hall.
At the Saturday matinee, beginning at
1:45 q. m, "Tannhduser." with Johanna
Gadski as Elisabeth. Olive Fremstad as
Venus. I.enora Sparkes as the Shepherd,
L eo Slezak as Tannhauser Walter Sooner
as Wolfram and Allen Iiinckley as the
I.andgraf The other roles will he sung by
Henrietta Wakefield. Anna Case. Lila
Smelling. Glenn Hall. Adolf Muhlmann.
Julius Bayer and Frederick Gunther. Al
fred Hertz will conduct,
The Saturday evening performance will
he La Gioconda," with Emmy Destinn as
Gioconda, Louise Homer as Laura, Anna
Meitschik as La Cieca- Enrico Caruso as