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Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.

st. Johns Hall, Clay and Walnut
was well filled at the regular meet.
ing on Friday night of the Central
Committee, Catholic Knights OF
America. President Kruse occupied
the chair and every officer was pres
ent. The Entertainment Committee
made its report, after which Gen.
Michael Reichert, Charles Hill, Capt.
Oscar Maier and Henry Kettler were
appointed a committee to visit Tell
City, Ind, for the purpose of ar
ranging trip to that city in the
early summer. BY unanimous vote
1t was decided to hold the annual
reunion of the Catholic Knights of
this city on Sunday, April 10. The
members of all the Louisvilles
branches will visit the Cathedral
that morning and attend the high
mass that will be celebrated at 7:45
o'clock and receive holy communion
in body. 1t is expected that the
Rev. p. M. j. Rock, rector of the
Cathedral, who is State Chaplain of
the order, will be the celebrant of
the mass and preach the sermon.
Ii is earnestly hoped by President
Kruse and the Central Committee
that every branch will be fully rep
resented. Gen. Reichert reported
the organization of another uniform
rank company and stirred W much
enthusiasm.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
NOTABLE CELEBRATION.

p Tomorrow, Easter Sunday, will be
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
ordination to the priesthood of four
Dominican priests, three of whom
are especially we'll known to the
parishioners of st. Louis Bertrand s
church-Very Rev. Father Thomas
S. McGovern, the present prior;
Rev. Father Reginald Higgins and
Rev. Father F. A. Gaffney, both of
whom we're located here for several
years, and Rev. Father Andrew
EMS. Father Higgins at present is
located in Newark and Father Gaff-
ney in Houston. On account of the
many church services tomorrow and
consequent pressure of duties on the
local priests the celebration proper
has been postponed to the following
Sunday, April 10, when silver jubilee
services will be celebrated at the
1890 o'clock mass, and dinner
spread In the rectory of st. Louis
Bertrand at 1880 o'clock for the
large number of clergy who are ex-
pected to attend.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
SPIRITED MEETING.

The meeting of Division L, A. o.
H, Tuesday night was spirited and
Interesting throughout, and 1t Is ex-
pected that the suggestions of Presi-
dent Tarpy will result in an in
creased attendance and many addi-
tions to the membership. A hearty
reception was given Sergeant Tom
Fitzgibbon, Thomas Shelley and
Thomas Rodgers, who are of the
'old guard" All bills were al
lowed and Secretary Joe Farrell
turned a neat sum into the treasury
Thomas Cleary reported that there
were none on the sick list, Grant
Kilkelly having recovered from his
threatened illness. Spirited talks
were made by Treasurer Thomas
keenan,, ex-senator Mark Ryan, At
torney Thomas Walsh and others, all
in the interest of the Ancient Order
and calculated to awaken a new
spirit and increase the standing of
Division 1. All expressed apprecia-
tion of the kindly words and advice
of the Rev. James p. Cronin, " G.,
of st. Patricks, on the occasion Of
the annual communion, for which
Secretary Walter Cusick was in
structed to write him a letter con-
veying the thanks of Division /.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11

educate the many, many poor but
worthy native boys who are anxious
to study for the priesthood. Already
have a seminary with forty-three
seminarians and more than sixty
students in the preparatory college.
1T is a genuine pleasure for me
to tell you how just our Government
has been, not only to the Filipino
people, but to the church as well.
There is no grinding down of the
natives, no extortion, no unfairness.
This is best shown by the fact that
80 per cent. of the Government posi-
tions in the islands are held by
Filipinos. Not only is the Govern
ment just, but II is efficient as we'll.
I am in the heartiest sympathy with
our Government in its efforts to
teach the people the English Ian
guage, for as II now is the twenty
seven different languages keep them
divided and prevent real united
action. Toward the church Uncle
Sam has been Just as fair and that
is all the church asks, fairness, not
favors. To Mr.. Taft is due much
credit for this. All of the Bishops
in the islands have nothing but
praise and good will for the Govern
ment and the sincerest desire to CO.
operate with 1t in every movement
for the uplift of the islands. / say
1t from the bottom of my heart, God
bless the Stars and Stripes. Let
us always be the truest of the true
to our country, the best government
on the face of Gods earth"
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
MAKING ORPHANS HAPPY.

Through the efforts of a number
Of big hearted Catholic laymen the
204 parentless boys and girls who
find homes and shelter in the st.
Thomas and st. Vincent Orphan
Asylums will be made happy this
Easter Sunday afternoon. These
gentlemen have arranged for an egg
hunt for the orphans on the grounds
surrounding ST. Vincent's Asylum,
to begin at 2 o'clock, and the pub
lie is most cordially invited to be
present and take part. A committee
will meet at st. Thomas Asylum at
1890 and will escort the boys TO
st. Vincent's grounds, special cars
having been secured for this pur-
pose. Everybody should feel inter
ested In these orphans, and II is
therefore hoped that the weather
will be favorable and that a large
crowd Of both old and young will be
on hand TO cheer the little ones and
encourage the kind Sisters who have
them In their care. From such gath
erings elsewhere great results have
been achieved. all lasting and OF
great benefit 10 the orphans and the
Sisters who devote their lives to
their welfare.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
LOUISVILLE. SATURDAY, APRIL IL. 1914.

ing at the organ. Since the time of
Hayden, who wrote the first musical
setting for the Passion, many
eminent composers have used these
sorrow-laden passages from Scrip
lures to express their highest musi-
cal thoughts, and II is safe to say the
rendition given expressed most per-
fectly the exquisite sorrow of the
text. Every seat was occupied and
the aisles and vestibule crowded.
Father Edmund Kaiser preached a
short but eloquent sermon on the
Catholic church and its music.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
VATICAN WANTS GIBBONS.

In Vatican circles 1t is consid-
cred certain that Cardinal Gibbons
will soon come to Rome to visit the
Pope and spend at least four weeks
there. He will stay with Father
Herzog at the Procure OF st.
Sulspice. and during that time set
tie many American ecclesiastic af-
fairs, which can not be dealt with
easily by letter. II is said that the
Pontiff. in speaking with some OF
his intimates, expressed a desire TO
see the Baltimore prelate.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
YOUNG LIFE ENDED.

Deep sorrow came to hundreds OF
friends when they learned OF the
death OF Mrs. Helen Louise Hill, be-
loved wife of Henry G. Hill, at her
home, 14S7 Hepburn avenue. Mrs.
Hill, who before her marriage two
years ago was Miss Resch, was
twenty-five years old, and was a lady
for whom everybody had kindly
feeling and respect. In her imme-
date circle she was a favorite, and
by her death charitable work has
sustained a real loss. Her funeral
took place Monday morning from ST.
Brigid's church. which was thronged
with friends and relatives, who feel
the most sincere sympathy for the
bereayed husband.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
ENJOYING VACATION.

Among the members OF the loca
police force now enjoying their an
nual vacation are Robert W. Scar
Ion, Edward McSweeney. p.
Maloney. Corporal Won Bokern an
Jerry O'Leary. Those slated for IN
next ten days are James Maloney
Robert Mclaughlin. ]. j. Sulliya
and r. o. Wellman.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
BEAUTIFUL PROGRAMME.

ST. Peters church, Seventeenth
and Garland avenue. on Palm Sun
day evening had one of the finest
musical programmes ever heard In a
Louisville church. Among the num-
bers were "The Seven Last Words
OF Christ" rendered by a selected
choir directed by Miss Elizabeth
Chase. with Miss Nellie Chase pread-
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
GOING TO ROME.

Accompanied by MonsIgnor
Splaine. administrator OF the Boston
Cathedral, Cardinal O'Connell will
sail April rs for Rome. on his Off
ciai visit to the Holy Father Plus X.
Kentucky Irish American., 1914-04-11
FEMALES LEADING.

--latest reports show that women
outnumber the men In New York.
Berlin. Paris and London.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
Grpof1to1. Sic lebte @ag

Grooflton.- = Die lebte Wag=
aou zines auf Ser 6abrt BON ct.
@ircent nod Grpoflton befinollbe1
@a11agier5uges lit in ser 9sabe bon
Guclio iufolge zines Shienenbruhs
1,ngel tiir5t uno in oeu @roben gefal-
len. Miebrere Nallagiere trugen Ser
letr,ugen oaponL Sic aber 10 leidter
ssatur maren, oab niemano ar5tlid)e
&ilfe braudte.
st. Yaul. = Cine 8etpiaigung
bon 5000 fir ei1t nel1es Soipital=
0ebauoe inn GoncoroiazGolege, ct.
Nutbo1lp= un0 Spnoicate<@pe., st.
Saul, muroe Don 6em GongreBaus=
1@ub fir @emiQigungen empfoblen.
Meftor 5beo0or 8uenger un6 Brof.
81. S. Zimmerman batten etnen ent-
%ipred)enoen Mntrag geiteat; tie legte11
0ar, baB sic &laiien5immer oes Col
lege iiberfuut ieien un6 oaB 6aber
Sic Grbouung zines neren @ebduoes
eine Motbpenoigteit lei. gu 6ieiem
3med batten lie cine 8etpiaigung BON
100000 berlangt. Mit oem 8an
ion iofort begonnen tper6en.
Mooie Safe. - Inter Bethel
Itgl1ng bon Garmern aus Ser ga15en
l1mgebnng m11r6e bier unter 8oritb
bon 6. 8oiium cine &ein=Samen@er-
iammlung abgebalten. Inter SEN
&e6nern, 6eren 3abl cine groBe mar,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
befan0 iih a116 @%ouperneur gber:

befano ii6 au6 @oupernel1r Cher
bart.
@ibbing. = gu @nn6erten
oringen @atten nad @ibbing elm, uno
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1tebt Dor Ell
mem &dtblel, mie oieler @lage &C.
lteuert tperoen fDnnte.
@rano&apios. -Soiepb Ml=
len, feline Satin uno @ermam
gpers, Elm Setter ser 6rau, iin6 bier
unter ser 8ei6ul6igung Ser 8rano=
itiftung i'm 5meiten @ra6e perbaftet
moroen. Soiepb slQen mar Ser &C.
i6atsfubrer 6es am 6. Mai nie6er=
gebrannten 2aoens ser Mllen Grp
8oo6s 60.
1ergus Sails. = 0ie 8un>
6esgei6morenen, sic bier mebrere
Gage in Sibung poren, boben, mie
es beiBt, menigitens geeen 3tpolf Ser
ionen Mmflogen auf ungeiebli@en
&anbeln nit SSn6tanerlarro Ser @bite
@artb &eierbation erboben. Sc iin6
feline Mamen betannt gema@t NOR
Sen; es gebt bas @ereoe, 6aB bal6
8erbaftungen borgenommen meroen
iollen.
@inono. - &alpb s. 8ubood,
|@obn 6es S. s. @abcof aus Minnea=
polls, fat inn Diitrtftsgert9t in $50
bahia Dor &ibter Snom aus @inona
feline anf ni9t idul6ig la1ten6e CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

%flairung 5uridge5ogen nnb itb oeS
Iooti6lags i'm 5peiten @ra6e idul-
Sig befantt. @abeod batte am 80.
Mai lebten Sabres in &ea @ing NIT
ieinem Mutomobil 6rau Mlfreo Mn-
ser on iiberfabren un6 get0btet. Die
@erfiinoigung bes l1rtbetls ion nad-
item Montag erfolgen.
@an6o (gorreipon6en3) =
Sier murbe am Samitag cine ,1eue
Creamery nit 200 glftiondren unter
Sem Manpen COMPLICATED @o-opera<
THE Creamery Of @onoa" gegrunoet.
Sic uusmartigen @redmerteS in QUIT
oom1, Mem slbon uno canterbury ba=
ben 1i6 nit @anba bereinigt rtn6
eine 1,e1e l1n6 moberne Creamery ge-
|i6affen. IS lit 6ieie eine Der gr0Bten
@reameries int Staote Minneiota.
Die @riin6ung 6ieier Creamery lit
Elm grobes l1nternebmen un6 lift
bauptiadli6 Ben Deutiden 5u per-
6mrfen. = Die @irtbe Matb. Drees
nn6 Sobn 8alfang mur6en lie 5u $50
nebit Sen Soften bom &reisrtdter 81
ion ber6onnert, neil iie geiitige &c
trdnfe eirrem Min6eridbrigen ber-
berfauften. Drees befam oben6rein
nnh 20 Snnp Mpfnnn11iF Wna1t ron
INNER Sen @irtben SEN @iinmel ret
ben. Sic be5ablen lire bobe 9iaen-
gen un6 baben 6as meniglte &edt!
9. s. 8.
@a6ena. : Gorbereitnngen
fir Elm i'm S1rt,i bier ob5ubalten6es
Gbalttagua iin6 setroffen nor6en.
@dbren6 ser 6eittage iollen a16 Sic
&in6er je6en Sag ole sic befannten
bolftbiimli6en Spiele ipielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
smb-0dota.

lou Sails. = 3ur3eit tper
Ben @lane ausgeurbettet fir ein'
neue Stride Ser tatbolii@en Simo1
nn6 S116a5=@ emeinoe in Slan6real1
Sic Soften iollen iid auf etpa $780,
900 belmufen. Mit Der Mrbett iol
lin 8dl6e begonnen tper6en, 10 6aE
6as @e6anoe nod Dor Spatberbi
fertiggelteM mer6en fanr.
8ri6gemater.- Cine groBe
Menge Manner, bon melden einige
bepaffnet tparen, unterbra9 eine
g%oriteaung in einem bieiigen Ibea-
ter, als Elm merifanii9er 96aulpie=
Ter 8elei6igungen gegen 6ie 6lagge
gema6t batte. Ser 8iirgermeilter
un0 ser Holi5eidef geleiteten Sen
Merifa11er auf Die 5trabe, mo ct Sic
6lagge griiBen muBte.
Deu6moo6.- Ser 6orltlu=
perbiior &eleter bat befannt genta6t,
oaB int 0ieiem 6riibjabre 10000
gdl1me auf Ser unter 6em Mame11
Monbair 8run befannten Stele Sic
Dor einigen Sabren 6ur9 ein @al6=
feuer 5eritort mur6e, angepflan5t
lper6en loaen un6 5tpar $50 Stid
auf ie6en MGer.
2emmor.- Sn nnierer M6be
erlitt Der 48idbrige g6afer Midael
Site ihtpere &erlebungen, als Elm
@etpebr, in oos g9mub bineinge=
fommen mor, in ieinen @an6en erz
plo6ierte. SITE mar in ser Nadt
6urd 6as &eulen zines 8roriepolfes,
ser ii6 in ieiner SCRIBE befa116, aufges
tpedt >uor6en. GaS l1ngliid trat ein,
als er 6as Sbier 6nrb einen S9nB
nie6eritreden mollte. Gin Gbeil iet=
ner @an6 ma1r0e fortgerilie1, audi
trl1g CT &er1ebungen am S9d6el 6a=
bon. SITE muBte in 6aS Mber6eerer
&ranfenbolts gebrabt meroen.
Mit6elI. - Gin i9er5bofter
MnlaB bat Ger Sra1 George @pdman
in @oonioo6et Sen SOD gebro6t.
8eim Mben6eiien beriudte ibr @atte
6en @amen ser @roBtodter, Zorro
tbp," bon riidtpdrts 5u bnhitabteren
un6 ma6te 6abei biele Seller. SHE
ont Glide lad)ten ber3li@ iiber Sic
Mnitrengungen 6es @roBbaters; ser
@roBmutter aber iprong Elm 8lutge-
fdB un6 nod menigen Stunoen tpar
lie eine 9ei@e.
8eIle 5onr@e.- - so. &i-
lep aus Omaha bat Sen &ontroH er-
bo1ten fit Sic tpeiterer 8ol1arbeiterr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
Kinder schrolon
MACH FLETCHER'S
ToR RIA
Nprb.Dafoba

: @ran6 Sorts. = gr3bii@of
Srelan6 bon ct. Soul lit eingelaben
tpor6en, Bel einem 8nnfette cine Mn=
iprade gu bolten, meldes 'bier am
%. Mui gelegentlid Ser Sabresper=
iammlung ser uMiliiiiippi @ollep
@iitorical Societp" abgebalten mer-
Sen miro. = Sur @%rgdn5ung 6es
@irfens ser Stoats=Euberfltloie =
@eilonltalt nn6 ser @ereimgten
Observation-Disclosures beabii6=
tigen ser Sta6tratb bon @rano
SORTS unb ser @ountDratb cine Be-
tpegung in Ole @ege 5u leiten 5ur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

an Dem @elle 6ourde : Srrigatiors-
proiefte Ser 8un6esregierung. Ser
geor6=&anal miro bon ieinent gegen-
martigen @nbe BEL Metpile 6 Mei-
len tpeit berldngert tper6en. Sic
Soften mer6en fir 6ie 8erldngerltng
oes MorogrobenS auf $80,000, fir
6aS SDitem ser @ebengraben ouf
meitere $4,000 beranidlagt. Da-
6urd miro 6as 8eQe Gour9e-8epdi-
ierl1ngsproieft bouen6et tper6en un6
Sos @aiier beS Sml Greet Stau=
bede,r5 miro arf bisber nod ni@t Be-
mdiierte meitere 10000 Mcres 2an6
Dertbetlt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

Grridtung elmer gonntp=Guberfn:
10 e=@eilanltolt.
Sarge. = Gin int @energeidof
6es observation-disclosures BON 8lanf
& 8lano gum Musbrude gefomme:
1rer 8rono bat einen S6aben bon
$4,000 angeri9tet. ~
@aIIep Gitp. = Sn einem
Nebenrol1me Ser bieltgen 0ffentliden
gibliotbef, in meldem ii@ gludlider,
tpeile feline 8iider befan6en, fam Elm
@raro 5um Musbr19, melder einen
Sda6en bon $4,000 anridtete.
Man6on.- @un6erte BON Sim
6ern baben iebr gelttten un6 Elm
gda6en bon bielen Sauien6en bon
Collars tplr6e 6rrb einen @agel=
lturm angeri6tet, melder iber Die
fen 3iitrift 6abin5og un6 Sic 1rabt=
perbin6ungen 5erlt0rte.
Osnabrod. - 6riibere Sc
pobner BON @oling, q. 9, baben Sic
g111nme bon $19,063 aufgebra6t ols
Spenbe fir ibr @aterlon6 Nortpe<
gen fir @eriorgung bon Mlten uno
Mrn1en. Iies madt $1,000 &ronen
in nortpegiidem @el6e aus.
0ebi1s Safe. = Srmt Glarf
50. aeuep lit 6ie 8eitberin elmer
6arm bon 1000 Mcres ont II er 6es
Iepi1s=@ees. sic bat u8ead 3lace",
Elm pradtiges 2an6beim, erbaltt un6
be>pirtbidoftet lire Torm no6 itreng
milienf9oftIiden @rnn6iaben duBerit
erfolgreid. SIR Motto lit, 6aB @ei=
ipiel nebr pirft als @orte. Sic lit
@i5eprqii6entin Ser uSSnternationa1
1Sorm- @omen's Miiociation" un6
Nrdiioentin ser. Mbtbeill1ng fir
6ral1en, pelde lire eigenen 6arme1
be}pirtbidoften. SIRE 6arm lit cine
Ser eri item in Nor6=Gafota, mel6e Elm
MIfalfa=8eIb onftpeilt.
@iI1iFon.- Ser bieiige &an-
oe1Sflub bat einen bollitdn6igen Hlan
oes 3~uiammenarbeitens Ser Sc
1haftsIeute ur6 ser Sarmer a11sgear-
beitet un6 ser gan5e M116op @oGep=
TormersfIltb lit forporatib Sem bic.
iigen @anbelsflub betgetreten. Sc
Ii10 insgeiommt "a Mttglieber 6es
Tarmersflubs, melde iebt als Mtt=
glie6er Tires nripriingliden &lltbs
l1no 6es bieiigen &an6elsflubs tbatig
iin6. So sic 8eitrittsgebiibr a1tf nnr
$25 per Stub feitgeiett lift, ertportet
mani BEN 8eitritt ser meiiten Sor<
mersflubs Ser go11aen @egen6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
@om nenem beimseimdt.
Gatania, Si5iIien, 9. Mai.

Gin iebr berbangniBbolles gr6be-
ben in 8egleitung elmer eruption 0es
Metra 1no nadfo1gen6er Teuers-
brunit in9te 6reitagnodt Sic Oitfiiite
ser Snfel Si5iIten in Ser l1mgebung
bon Gatania beim. Min6eite1s ein
9uten6 5rtidaften mur6en gang
[o6er tbeilmeiie 5erit0rt, 6o6 1ieb iid
nod om Somitagoben6 ser gha6en
nidt onndbern6 iiberieben. @omett
Bis 6obin feltgeiteut NOR, iino 139
Ser io11et ums 9eben gefommet nn6
ungefdbr $50 berlett mor6en. 9as
am meiiten beimgeiudte @ebiet er-
itredt ii6 bon 8affarano, Sem b0d=
iten Sort ant 5i6oitabbmg 6es
Metna, Bis 5n Sem in Nor6en bon
@iarre 1tn6 I'M Sii6en bon Mct gfeale
begren5ten Gee; innerbalb 6iei les Sc
Diets liegen sic um ldtperi item beimge=
i1hten Srtidaften 2inera, mo Ser
Mittelp11nft Ser 5t0rung getpeien 5u
fem ideint, @iia1o uno Santa Sc
rira. SSn 2inera iin6 auein ITO 2ei-
6en nn6 800 @ertpnn6ete feitgei tert,
lit 8ongor6io 13 So6te nn6 81 Ser
tpnnoete, in goientini 16 So6te u16
piele @ertpunbete. Dieie genannten
Srtidoften iin6 10 gut pie 6em @r6-
bo6en greidgemodt un6 cine Mn3abl
an6erer fdeint niht bel better meg.
gefommet at fem. 2inera un6 @o1t-
ientini liegen in Triimmern, in 3af=
ferana iin6 ole @dnfer 5eritort uno
in santa @erira GROCER @9a6en art-
gert9tet; iebr be6eltten6er @daoen
miro ferner aus @onta @arta, @m-
molott, Cartoon @mar6ia, Manga-
no, Sonto EecIn unb 8ongiar6o ge-
mel6et; Snnta Moria @ergira muir
Ebe 6em gr6bo6en gIeidgema6t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-12
Telegram by Unlred Press.


Cleveland. March I2.-cleveland.
the one city in the United States with
the unenviable record of one divorce
for every four marriages annually is
now teaching its little girls how to be
ideal wives some years hence.
The Marion school. part OF the
city's educational system, is devoted
to tutoring fourteen-year-old girls on
the art Of domestic science perfec-
tion.
It's a solution Of part OF the d.
vorce evil" declared Miss Estelle
Hanchette. a teacher in charge Of the
ideal home kent by the girls Of the
school. "untidy homes are many
times responsible for dissatisfied hus.
sands
The ideal home is across the
street from the school in the heart Of
the eongested district 1t was once
filthy, unsanitary tenement. Dirt was
literally hosd from the floors. Half
a dozen layers Of Old wall paper Gov
cred with filth and dirt were taken
from the walls The building was
given thorough scrubbing and then
the future wives" took charge.
They obtained estimates for the
painting and papering and every arti-
Gle Of furniture from gas stoves to
draperies and linen. Miss Hanchette
took them to the stores to buy every
thing. Economy was the first consid-
Grafton.
The early class cleans floors and
windows and sweeps. No girl has
enough to do to tire her Each is
taught simple methods Of cleaning.
The second class buys and prepares
the lunch The next class eats the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-12

AT RODDY'S

Keeping pace with tie spirit Of I'M
provement that infests chlckasha. very
NAKED improvements are nearing
completion on the Roddy confectionery
and bakery Notable among the i'm
proyements is the enlargement Of the
room. The rear platform has been
torn ont and moved beck Is feet, re-
lieHing the congested state OF the ice
cream parlors.
An entire decorative steel ceiling
has been put in. which. having been
tinted. harmonizes with the walls and
carries out the general color scheme.
The entire room has been renovated.
the fixtures cleaned and the room dec
Grated. Into the walls have been set
decorative scenic panels. featuring
woodland scenes.
More light has been admitted to
the room from the front by the in
stallation Of an entire glass front
above the new and permanent steel
and decorative awning Some time in
the near future the bake shop Ia tie
rear win be renovated and modern
lied
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-12
Cleveland Claims Answer
to the Divorce Problem

meal and the late class cleans the
dishes and ends the day in sewing.
The classes rotate each day so thar
the work is different The house con.
tains kitchen. dining room. pantry. bed
rooms and clothes closets.
The children are so enthusiastic
about their work. said Miss Han.
chette. am firmly convinced that
the future husbands Of those Of the
ideal home pupils who marry. will
never enter a divorce court. No man
would want to lose a wife whose
knowledge Of her hcme, and whose in-
terest in it was small per cent even.
Of the interest the pupils now show
show in the ideal home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-12
DOTSON VS.
TEXAS TATE

The big match Of the season has
been announced for Friday night at
the A. O. L. ". hall between Texas
Tate and Oscar Dotson to decide who
is champion OF the G, and that it
win be a whirl-wind ly-the-best-man-
win match. is evidenced by the fierce
graphing seen when the two men met
last Saturday night.
Dotson stands today the undisputed
local champion, having met and de-
feated all comers in straight matches,
but one squint at Texas Tate is
enough to convince anyone that the
title crown is resting but insecurely
upon the Dotson brow. and that it's
greatest danger OF topping to the mat
lies in the long, muscular arms Of
Texas Tate
Tate is grappler Of some conse-
quence and Ii would be hard to find
two men who are more evealy match
ed than the pair. Dotson is stockily
constructed. while Tate is long and
powerful. giving the idea that he has
plenty of speed to uncover Admis.
sion 80 cents, ringside 70 cents. ladies
free Friday night. A. Q. z w hail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-03-12
IIIustrated Missionary Address.

On Friday night. March IL. at the
Christian church. Rev VIM Washing
ton Phares viii give to the public a
splendidly illustrated address on
Missions" He will have an excel
lent stereopticon and present about
fifty scenes OF missionary activity in
various lands And Mr.. phares Is
very pleasing speaker besides The
public is invited There will be ne
admission charges.