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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

that tho patients responded mora
readily 10 hor slueing than 10 al.
most any other treatment Certain
songs Miss Ayers hos discovered.
appear 10 have a more beneficial
eject than others.
"a have "a begin with the softer.
Quiotor Melodies" sho sava ANY.
thing spirited or ragtime seems
Go frirhtcn tho mon al nrst. ,ust
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
mis-. MIISoN Am
Wis. NINNI.rI INIInI AIN.

Mrs \ - Mntson ana Mrs Louis
Isnnstt entertained In honor OF their
sister, Mrs \ McGuffot, ON Monday
afternoon ~ the home Of Mrs bennett
on IAN street. with "a very lovely tea
The charming interior Of the Bennett
home ends Itself most EfutttNlnrlN %
any color scheme and - % back.
ground for flowers and pretty gowns
Everything was H tnuul NNmphuf y
roses against French STA wallis, ro-
poatinE the color Of rugs ana hanging
ana great sprays az pink glniinl1-
sud soft shaded candles completing
the harmony both hustossss being
noted fof the quality of their hospital.
~. the ton was probably the most a..
fratttNe OF the spring
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
MIITI itIBtlON
~ lllI.lLI Inl q

The ruuerr, and lecture tour m tho
duo OF Iuifirr t-nWuHIrugfs for the
state Wumlu's christian Temperance
union hrrHu boo tUH cruces last Non
duN evening These arc. Mrs Eilzn.
both Bf1dforI soprano snlnIft md d.
rector off community sinrlnr nod Miss
Hamlet Henderson, platform lecturer
Nra bradford pupulrr iu A~lhupuer-
ltle Ind Stub Fo. and acclaimed as
successful cnuc,ftist Boz no-tnu nui
man, Sew IurlHui states 10 winning
new lplr.ls ln thIn rnuyoft tour thnt
Iurludss 1U different towns and cities
OF Sew M,NIru. Misc Henderson. cor.
rtsp0ndins siuts secretary OF tho NcW
MeNirn " e. " and firmsf stute
president is known Through Sew NoN.
leo ss lu ardent prohihItiuuist and or
rHrIIpr of The IS g. y o. uut whose
iuunercc WAS re- potput faeinr iu max.
ms the surHhiuo state dr
The second NIGHTS concert wns az
Silver tifN. und WIS in charge of Mrs
q o. KENYON. The meeting held In
tho afternoon ~ the Silver tNf, Nor.
mol oullpro was also surr,s-ful Tho
WHIT, l~tllhuuvfH have already had ON.
g|nEont0uts ut tns cruces u'mluH SIl.
,of t.t' columbus ToUipht she ou-
EHrrWput viii Ic ut Alumoruriu and
tomorrow ut TulHrpHl Mrs Iva g.
wheeler national hrpubt reader for
the national " q T. q who WIS fs.
.rutly iu Albuquerque. rud huH been
accomplishing wonders Tor tho " e.
q o. boo California Hud T,NHs inir, Z
Mis- Bradford Huu NiHH Henderson ut
Columbus Mrs Wheeler viii bee with
fhp IudioH for fuur engagements N H
~ D. tIuHH,k Boz director OF tNy IuhI
lsc campaign Cor Sow Mexico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

Many wounded soldiers returning
from "~uyerthere" ave hrcathod %
rare and glorious atmosphere from
the station platform this past week hs
they have passed through Alhuquor-
que Wouldn't " be mic u those for
tunate individuals who have cars
would pick ny some % these boys
when they see them upon b street
and take them Tor a spin while they
are here " would make % Alhu'
uuergUe a place never 90 D." forgotten
hy them and would warm b hearts
Of many youngsters, aud older men,
whp are returning 90 their own %
try with hearts fun 81 emotion after
The tremendous experiences through
which they have just passed The
expect everyone 20 be a friend and
are surprised and much crest-fnllcn
whom they seem 90 hc Ignored 70 Do
impossible Tor the csntoen a. know
Just when these boys nrc coming in or
how lung they will stay, but a great
many people are riding az Just the
time when the evening trains rot iu.
and, let's not maxi moro % 20 fuss
uyer foreigners. now that the war is
over than We DO over our "
t~uuEhhuYs.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
NJ NORTH
rot itIH ~TigI.l.r SCHOOL.

commencement exercises were held
90 the North Fourth street school
1iurrlay afternoon, aud were attend
uI uN l'ruf A. o. Nuu rsou who has
charge uf the Industrial arts depart
mont of ihr state department of odu-
cation, aul Dos Mra Ruth e. Miller. In
UlHrgo ut th. home economies depart
u,u' of the state department ~ odu-
cation Both made interesting adj
Uraso a fo,tur, uf "a. EXERCISES
Wl. th, presentation hy Judge John
" Wilson ot e service flar 90 tho
school The school hIs 80 stars on
Its fIIF Judge Wilson made au rlo-
Uuruf and patriotic address tu pre-.
arufinr the flag tu the school county
school superintendent Mr. John W
Wilson presented tho diplomas tu the
r-fIIuIfuE rlH-s lu doing so rhr v1ll-
rI especial attention Go tho excellent
Hurk dome hy MIHs 'grolit MurphoN
fNr teacher who bad personal rhnrgn
Hf tho instruction uf tho graduating
p.tsH Mrs p''uuDr Roberts lH prin-
..UIl of rho school and other icnchs
,r- ate Mites barbara Hams and Miss
carolina Michael Tho graduates are
Loren MutnlrN. Creighton Foraker.
Nurmnl .lurroll. lola Zamnra Eliza
both Finn. claudio collier, rhonitl
NuIta.u ltrI BELTS Clarence Glea
eru raul Montgomery, Richard Jones.
A|f|rr IIrIug thaflcs ltssWorci Tor
u shelton, iiliIt Bradford, ollie
LiriuE
Fo'Iaaug ia the program rendered
sons .......... ....,..... school
rols Dance Bean Porridrc
.... ....... Eighteen Girls
FIag pr.l oaptaio rsy Hull
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
NIi. MD Mis-. POLLOCK
ENTIltT Mn.

Mr.. and Mrs a. r. Pollock gave re-
very delightful semi.furmul dinner at
the Country club on Thursday night
Covers were laid Tor twenty eight. the
table was lovely with pink dccora.
lions and pink roses aud violin %
plano music was played throughout
the five rournr dinner The guests
enjoyed the fun effect ~ he sunset
on the muuutntus. and uftrtWardH
from tho vrrundn ~ the Country club
watched the equally lovely spectacle
uf the moon rlHc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
INITIATION rNrRtOTI, WOMEN

Road iNIH want ud' snut out hH tho
N~lhuuuvrIa, chapter of t.u lt.I
t'yusH
WANTED oms who Will lIUH
mako r |.uIDnl pHIHmHs ur N
rhIIl.a Ir-. iHr u f-lur-NrHI.uIi UH|Ii
and brIra 60 tlr Rcd DruH vuft
rooms hyflr. May 90.
Thus is rHllIy s distress can Tor
WorkorH Co oId the local Rod cross 900
iuiur their ulrt ip combat tn. HuN,.
fUF of wtr Victims oNofapas TITO UuII
Is ALSO made tu an prrsoug who urH
now working ou garments TOT tho Rod
cross 90 finish Hnd return them to Ono
local work rooms before May 80 Tho
shipment must hU made 10 un eastern
port hy that lHly Tho womCu of Al.
huuutuIur hINr never got been found
lu,kiuE BOO uIirutIFm and aulicitudp
for orphans Hud wtr Victims The,
VIII not fIIl MOVE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
san aosr coMMr>crMrNr

There were many Interesting feat
uros tu tho commencement exercise.
t,id IT, the San Jose school south ~
town "Wednesday night The school
rooms had 70 unique decoration OF
trees brought from the mountains
The exercises wen, lu charge 1t tho
principal Miss sarah Volt assisted Dos
tho teachers. Miss Ruth Paxton uui
Miss Grace iiu,l An Indian arm Wt-
executed hy the pupils with marked
success a wIlkmaii'h drill WtH also
-picndidly carried out There we're mo-
r%riduatr- but re- very interesting pi"r
gram waH rendered Prot Ilurir'
county agricultural agent. addressed
tho pupils, telling chem d a uiucl.
tiou would enable Thorn TO uo better
farmers than 10 ihoN grow up lacking
the advantage uf Echuullug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
ICE CREAM AND prE.
N. "A. a A. NpI.lIAIA

American Ice cream and pie are two
things for which ". W &. A. uostesa
Houses In France ure famoun.
Anna \ Jenkins who " responsible
for the banking and marketing for the
foul Hostess House. described her dlf-
ncultlcs IN maintaining the custom Of
sunday night lee cream ~ aaving that
~ frequently means a special trip 20
Nancy FOR Ice when there Ia none 70
be had In Toui. and m argument with
" councilman TO persuade him 10 sell
n FOR such a purpose.
Nancy has a large public market"
Miss Jenkins con inuei, 'and the
women there know me now and dia-
play their best a. I pass or remind
TIE that last weeks purchase must
have been satisfactory.
To buy legs OF mutton enough 10
feed ies while tho French stand
mails and the legs ! Wish, 10 rather
comic"
Armcnian~ Need v~lc,roin.
4 cable stating that there Is a tre-
mcndous wal need among Armenian
girls because OF the Allied armies and
a plea for anne n victria. o cine
mntogfaph and three typewritars II
tie trat word received BY the Ma
uonnl Wal Work Council OF the ". w.
g. A. from Margaret ~ White. n W.
g A. secretary with the Armenian and
syrian Relief I'm
In reply, a o containing an OF
the ntnries reqnssssa WIS disratrhed
Miss White sailed Tor Armenia with
the commlsHioa early In January and
proceeded Immediately 20 Armenia.
whore she began working among girls.
D IN the daughter % Rev. y ~
White Of Miuncn polis. MINI. who has
heen engaged In missionary work IN
Turkey Tor some Year.. She was "
teacher In Turkey In t9ia-ieit and
spent much OF her early lie In that
country
\. ". q. A.. HaS ise Forclsn wovscs~.
The department. for foreign born
women OF tho National Young Wom-
ems Christian nsaorintion amour ~
an increase Of over 100 workers or "a
4ohice siaa for the past year. A year
ngo there " IRE "a workers employed.
Today there ere ise. The department
Ia now working with women and chill
Mexican. Porto Rican. Italian. syrian.
Alhnnisn, Finnish, cseho-siovak.
swedish, Japanese. French. Greek.
Armenian. Hungarian, Lcttiah. Croa =
tan, Norwegian. Spanish, Chinese.
Portuguese. Russian. Polish. Iithua-
man, serbian, Danish.
Work has lust heon opened with
French Canadians In New England and
with MeNicnnH OF tbs Mexican border
~ the present time h members oi
the stun OF this department with head
quarters at o Lexington avenue,
speak 20 languages. one secretary,
who does publicity with tho foreign
press, writes stories In 10 languages
-
tContinued on page tv~o.)
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4 ITUWI ~ IUUUE IUTNH W'TV 'N-
turtuiuUu "Wednesday evening hN Mlsf
Eva Hickey. 90 her humc. Nli West
itnmu avenue 4 delightful evening
was spent Boz ipuriUr PLAYING games
and music after which refreshments
we're served
\ -nlu was rendered ny MI william
Schruudt
Those present were. Miss kopn'
Miss. lfuTts iIurHu Miss Evelyn
Nrlrus. Mics Elouur Lynch Niles
Mtfy David. Miss Mry cunningham
Mrs Rollins. Miss iva hI.IuN NJ
Ftcd uIrrIus. Mr ! a. liltrrll Mr
jess siuuo.r. Mr. William Seuruuii
M Albert Moore. Nj desmond fitr
roll. Nh Rollins aud MI warren
Hickey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

the pupil with the many interesting
historical and uuthropoiogicnl facts Of
hts own state. aud TO Law greater stress
on the cultivation 81 patriotism and %
good breeding Or WHnnerH' we're the
poiuts brought % There is surely
CRYING need fnr more instruction on
al these features and let us horo that
the wnmpn viii achieve GONE r'auns
in their propaganda. Tho uVN' and
last meeting Of tho Tuesday club VIII
De- held ut the home ~ Mrs Louis
UfCld ON this cominF Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
BY Aida r. SIMS
Phones li6 or 34b

IT HERE has been a gay little whml Of festivities this past week.
some Of which were TO honor visitors to this sandy ciudad, aud
a others for the bride tobe. All Of which has increased the joy
Of living and promoted the social assets Of Albuquerque. Soon the
summer exodus 10 mountains and coast will begin. indeed. already
some have taken their flight, and what will the husband do then, poor
thngi Hell put out the eat, and lock up the fiat, then off ia the
movies for q fling. poor thing, when wife and Riddles take wing in
the sprng-By the way. sportsmcn, did YOU know that g party Of
high bred horses were entertained overnight at u local hostelry 2
II they had been bipeds. human ones. they would probably have re-
fused to receive anyone in Albuquerque Speaking of horses, hcbble
skirts certainly rnlsc one 10 Interfere % incidentally a movement
is ON foot. by the Red Cross. to %stBndardiz shoes aud 10 prevent the
distortion Of the human foot divine This is a splendid idea, foot
form and fancy free
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
PHILIPPINE WOMEN KEENLY
INTERESTED ~ PUBLIC
WELFARE WORK.

Thnt the proud poHitiDn OF premier
Province OF the Philippines ia being
eagerly sought BY the people Of Pan
eastman IL evidenced hy the rapidly
with which they are forging ahead In
all matters Of puhiic-wclmre develop
mont Already rcckoned AZ among the
most industrious md ambitious OF tho
Provinces and claiming, u ~ said. the
possession OF moro happy aud cou-
tented homes than any other Prov
inrc, p~angaainan hAa now the added
distinction of having recently been the
ss'Cne OF the nrht Woman'H club con.
Vonti0a ~ held In thc Islands. The
convention. ac%cordlnr 10 information
reaching the United States depart.
mcnt 81 labor. wna attended hy iGl
delegates. representing o. clubs. and
during ,tH sessions ~ many a. see
club women registered ut tho WON
ans club booth.
Tho broad Interest taken by tho
women 81 this fur-uWay possession ~
tho United states IN All prnrrr ssiva
measures for the bcttorment Of woman
and children IN we'll illustrated In tha
series Of resolutions adopted AZ tho
convention. These Included (tl n res.
olution 20 recommend 90 tho phiilp,
pine legislature tho establishment ~
q wumnn's bureau. with women dircc-
tors. charged with the duty OF hnndi
NWA WI NNNAhN y NNMN MhNM W AMN'
Stands, te1 u resolution hat steps b.
taken 10 secure the $4,000 pesos allat-
ted hY the legislature fov the proyin-
cial hospital. and that ono wing of u
be devoted 20 the use ~ women an.
children; tn u resolution indorina
the movement to pny "a living wage -
teachers, 90 ~ resolution 20 grant
free medical attention 10 school chit.
drcn; go n resolution 60 provide
teacher nurses In the schools and co
"a resolution indoraing prohibition, 80,
cial- hygiene movements, ana equal
opportunities for women
.
The Tuesday Bridge WINS enter
tninod by Mrs HnrtN benjamin. htl
West Marquette avenue.
Tho Crochet club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon ui mo homo o.
Mrs G. w. i.owbor, :lB Sauth iiieh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
MONI N's ORDER
on I1pIgI ~IIH~

4 social meeting ana an Initiation
were held ON Tuosdnf night 81 the
Womru'H oluL hy the WomHn'a Catho-
ic order uf forcstefN Fifteen new
memhsfs were initiated into the order
uusr which ceremony dancing and
cards were cnioyoi. pnd refreshments
werc served by tho entertainment com
mittpc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
TIISDAN
LITERARY GU

the lHHt meeting u' tH, TUESDAY
yluh. held 40 the huu, uf Mrs A. %
Stroup proved 60 hr % ui unusual
interest 4 paper uu 90" report ul
the Peace Conference WINS read lt
Mr Aldo Leopold. and hN Mrs \ O.
MrMillrn on educational problems.
The need f0r teaching certain things
IN our schools was discussed It SONS,
long Do. 20 fullN inform and t'IuHlut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
uIGu SCHOOL pNNCE.

Thpro WINS e hlEE school tauce ON
Thuradiy night az Colombo hail civ
en- hy carl Win ana stanley Gibson
Mrs Buckley chtporouri the younr
people Who danced uutl '3An
O'Clock. Thrrc was t large crowd
aud AN uwfuily good time. The CO.
lombo orchestra played.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
". q. CLASS
ENTtRTAfNS.

Tine M y. sunday school class Of
Miss Hogan entertained the mems
class on Monday night IN the parioru
Of h church with a wonderful party.
The annir was IN the nature Of a
celebration ~ the result 81 the ROM
test Tor membership In tho respective
c~ihaEos. and the fact that the laal,
entertained the men does not moan
that the men had tho highest score.
for u was a case Of ladies FIRST The
score was q he, and the mon will Va.
turn the compliment later. Sixty or
eighty guests we're present and after
some music, games and refreshments
we're the order. Tho program consist
cd of n piano selection by Miss neba
Huntaman; q sole. Miss Freda Jacoby.
piano. Miss Lois Merritt. solo. Miss
Eloise borcn.
ron MISS WILSON.
Miss Sarah Pegs and Miss Crolinc
Iamison entertained In honor % tho
hridc-to-be. Miss Cora wilson. with a
very pretty party Thursday afternoon
IN, guest 81 homo; was presented with
a lovely corHagc bouquet OF sweet peas.
Miss Adele Carr gave n charming
luncheon nt one o'clock on Friday In
honor Of Miss Cora Wilson. Tho table
was decorated with pink and white
HNNtN IfNN NNu n fNNNANN nNNlNNfi OF
sweet pens was presented to The bride
to-bo. The Young ladies rnckcd their
brains 10 think 81 some harmless
prank TO play on her. hut she was
spared, aud they simply had 10 "roi-
licking" afternoon. Tho guests were
The Misses Cora and sydney Wilson,
Angelica Howden, Virginia Hereby.
Anita Hubbell. Caroline Iamlaon. Ia
iah FogE. Katherine Mcmillan and
Katherine O'iteiliy.
Miss Rene Barley wna hostess NJ
luncheon trdny In honor 81 Miss Cora
Wilson. az ~ o'clock al tho Alturudo
The table decorations were in pink
and white, aud the hudc-to-ho was
presented with % lovely corsuno huu.
lurt or sweet peas. while her rhnif
was designated with n huge pink tuiio
bow. The guests were the Misses cora
and sydney Wilson, Angelica Howdrn.
Virginia Hereby. Katherine Mcmillan.
Adele Carr Katherine O'fisiliy. Evan
gelinc Perry. Mrs Henry nolf Brown.
and Mrs. a. q. Mash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
Mns. %MrGNIILN.

a number IT very pleasant uHll
affairs have been given this past
week TOR Mrs. Amast Mcinf.'y who
b. visiting her sister. Mrs 3D. \ Mat
SON Two tables 81 bridge wsrr given
on successive days ~ Mrs, MatHun,
Mra uouuptt. Mrs DuorH ana MIR
Dubsou. and Mrs Ivan Gruusirld. and
Mrs Alfred Grunsfrll entertained Tor
Mrs McGano5 Informally at dinner,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
fPMOHTH.
II Ntst ~tH

Last evening YVES tho tEirtieth am
nIycftlr, uf tho Epwntth league ana
o. IDri1l WHG given 90 the n T. church
az its regular league meeting Officers
vote elected tul 90 SOCIAL evening fol.
lowed. with muslC and refreshments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
wrpnING PANTY no ARRIVE.

quite u large party VIII arrive To
Albuquerque tomorrow To he present
nj the wedding ~ Miss cora Wilson
o. Horace Greenwood, ir, on Tues
day evening. Mr ana Mrs Horace
Greenwood, parents OF tho groum,
Paul o. and Wesley Greenwood,
brothers. John Hawkes. Wilson.
brother of the bride. and Hnr-
old a. holland. n friend u both
families also Mis Nnnry Sellers who
Will be- ono ~ Mis- wilson's hriden-
maids. are all expected ln on the Lam
tied on sunday The party VIII stay
st the Aivhrado with tho exception %
Miss Sellers aud John Wilson, who
Will stay at the home ~ the parents
~ tho bride. Mr. aud Mrs Joseph
Wilson. aud are o. pay u months visit
in Albuquerque. Another daughter
81 Mr. aud Mrs Wilson. Mrs j "
3untz 81 Philadelphia will be unnhl"
90 be present AZ the marriage ~ Miss
Cora. ~ she d. 20 sail for Holland on
the 3sth 81 this month The approach
Ing wedding Is 10 he oue of b most
attractive vents Of the year In NJ
buaueruuc. and one toward which 500
cicty has been looking forward win
much Interest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

"DeGghmakeH" Diversions During the
Week. First Formal Wedding of Year on Tuesday. A Concert Dance on Friday

alton not yet determined. but prob
ably Whiicomb SPRING. Cars viii De
provided ord thoso who wish 20 GO
VIII please notify the committee H.
charge. T.. stewart Harry y walter
aud Russell y Mddh. ice-crram and
coffee will be furnished by the club.
but members are ~ take their "
lunches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
rn-NGnIraATInNAL ma.

The ladies' or h Congregational
church gave one Of their periodical
teas NJ the home ~ Mrs Roy stamm
on Thursday afternoon. A musical
program was given. a reading by Mrs
J ~ Head. a solo by Mira Kenneth
naidridEc. and one BY Miss Elizabeth
Lord, while Miss Kathcrine Conway
offered quite a trtit N playing the
harp coffee. lee crcafa and cake
we're served. and a very charming af-
ornoUn was spent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

Yesterdays meeting OF the Woman's
club was devoted 20 thinEa artistic.
The regular annual Art day. the pro-
gram In charge Of Mrs william Bryce,
who q a very interesting and In
structivo paper IN the Art % Ybntef-
day. Miss Katherine Conway played
the harp most delightfully."- and Mrs.
W. II Mcdowell the piano. Mis- Me-
lowell has tho reputation OF being n
very gifted musician. An exhibition
Of oil paintings by Mr.. Carl Hedin.
who has recently come 70 Albuquerque
as a heaithseeker. was on display. and
also an exhibition OF the work In china
painting n water colora by menu
hers OF tho art department OF the club
during the N All those who wish
TO belong 10 this department and take
ADVANCE Of the instruction can DO 40
without extra charge. Next Fridays
meeting viii be given over 10 tho In
staiiatiOn Of officers for the coming
club year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

The Tuesday nridge WINS enter
tninod by Mrs Harry benjamin. btt
West Marquette uNrnur
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-25
Storing of Liquor
Approved BY House

Washington, July 29.-The prohi-
btion enforcement bill, drastic pro-
visions and all was adopted, section
by section, by the house, but a mans
rights to store liquor in his home
stood up against all attacks. On the
final count only three votes were
recorded in favor of an amendment
to make home possession Of intoxi
cants unlawful
By a vote of SO to &c, the house
eliminated the section of the prohi-
bition enforcement bill which would
have authorized the courts at their
discretion to send to Jail persons
convicted of violating the law who
could not furnish bond that they
would not again violate it within a
year.
The section of the constitutional
enforcement mesaure relating to pos
session of liquor follows:
Section 3.-That on February /,
1920, the possession of liquors by
any person not legally permitted
under this title to possess liquor,
shall be prima facie evidence that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-25
'Mop-Up" on Millinery

the liquor is kept for the purpose
of being sold, bartered, exchanged
or given away, furnished or other
wise disposed of in violation of the
provisions of this title. Every per-
son legally permitted under this
title to have liquor shall report to
the commissioner (of internal rev.
enue) within ten days after Jan,
16, 1920, the kind and amount of
intoxicating liquors in his possession.
But it shall be lawful to possess
liquors in ones private dwelling
while the same is occupied and used
by him only as his dwelling and
such liquors need not be reported.
But such liquor must be used for
the personal consumption of the
owner thereof and his family resid-
ing in such dwelling and bona fide
guests when entertained by him.
Provided the burden of proof shall
be upon the possessor to prove that
the liquor was lawfully acquired and
possessed"