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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-15
MUSICAL MATINEE
 AND TEA

The Birmingham Music Study cluD presented Madame Marguerite Melville Lszniewsks. the brilliant American pi- anist, yesterday afternoon at a matinee musical in the ballroom of the Tut wiler.
 There was large and appreciative audience in attendance and the follow ing programme was rendered:
 Sonata Opus IS" (Beethoven).
 Scenes of Childhood" (Schumann). (a) About strange lands and people. (b) Curious story. Co Catch me if you can. (d) Pleading child. (e) Happiness enough. CD Important event. (g) Dreaming. (h) At the fireside. (D Knights of the hobby horse. CD Almost too serious. (k) Frightening CD Child falling asleep. (m) The poet speaks.
 Fantasy, Opus 4s" Chopin. 'TJoc- turne, c Major" (Chopin). Walk, Opus 42" (Chopin). "Sherzo." M Minor" (Chopin).
 TWO Polish Folk Songs" (Moni- uszko). (a) Spring" Arranged by Ignaz Friedman). (b) Spinning Song tArranged by Henryk Melcer).
 "Arabesque" Geschetizky).
 "Tarantelle" (Leschetizky).
 Imm ediately following the concert the club entertained at tea on the meg zanine floor.
 Those receiving with Mrs. J. R. Mo Wane, the social chairman, and her committee (Mrs. T. D. Parke Mrs. Robert Jemison, Mrs. George Harris and Miss Carrie HID were Mrs. Hopston Davis, president, and the following of ficers of the Music Study club: Mrs. W. l.. Murdock, Mrs. Laurens Block. Miss Emma Mccarthy. Mrs. J. M Ma son, Mrs. H. H. K. Jefferson, Mrs. Max Ffcs, Mrs. c. A. Brown, Mrs. Earl Dren-
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and lately under other older women of the social set.
 This is the first time that the young girls have had charge of it and of course they are most anxious to make it great success.
 "As the Rotarians are meeting in Birmingham on the 2Sth of their dis trict conference and the committee hears a large delegation is coming from Mobile, they wish every dele gate to know that they are especially invited to the ball. We are interested ir it's success on Bexie's account, as when she was connected with the spinsters' ball. the society always found her fine little worker, and some of the other chairmen are also connected with Mobile in many ways. l am giving you the list of chairmen, so you can see for yourself; Mrs. Hol- lis Bush, general chairman; Miss Kath- crime Morrow, chairman feature com mittee; Mrs. Powell Nolan, chairman invitation (Mrs. Nolan was Augusta Clark, daughter of Gen. Louis V. Clark; Mrs. Billie Bartlett, chairman decorations; Mrs. Lane Ledbetter. chairman refreshments Mrs. Louis Ebersole. chairman music (she visited at Golden quite often); Mrs. Harry Mo Cormick, chairman hall, and Mrs. Will Ransom, press chairman.
 The Volunteer Relief association is an organization of young married women and girls over IS years, and has as it's object general charities and civic matters, so you readily under stand that young Mrs. Hollis wishes to follow in the footsteps of her moth er-in-law, Mrs. T. G. Bush, and make this ball that success all its predeces- sors have been."
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GRADUATE NURSES MEET

The Graduate Nurses association met in the Young Women's club rooms. Miss M l.. Hinson presiding.
 Reports from different committees were read. showing the wonderful work being accomplished by the as sociation. Miss Prather a graduate Of the Fraternal hospital, and Miss Reed. graduate of the Hillman hospital, were received as new members. An in : vitation was extended to the nurses to visit the Hulda Forsman memorial room at St. Vincepts hospital recently furnished by the association and to be used by the graduate nurses of the city.
 After the sessi n a soci hour was enjoyed. Miss Elizabeth LaForge, act ing chairman of the programme com mittee,, entertained the members and visiting nurses at tea.
 Dainty bowls of sweet peas, sug- gesting the, approach of spring. adorned the tea tables around which were seated. Miss N. l.. Hinson. Miss Guilty. Miss LaForge, Miss Denny. Miss Lottie Glazner. Miss Elizabeth Mcdonnell. Miss Dorothy Law, Miss Katharine Moultiss, Miss Newman. Miss Freeman. Miss Rebecca Hale, Miss Randolph Miss McCauley, Miss Marion Hoolihan. Miss Gertrude Glaz- ner Miss Alma Corbett Miss Susie Jackson. Miss Elizabeth Niehaus Miss Katherine Taylor, Miss Essie Mae Dodd Mrs. E. B. Cooke. Mrs. NJ. w..
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ERs. LEONARD T. BEECHER is

M h7 RS. LEONARD T. BEECHER is IWIl to be heard on Thursday even SVS ing. March 17-St. Patrick's Day--at the Southern club, in pro- gramme of readings from Irish poemA stories and drama Beginning with the ancient traditions and the heroic le- gends, the programme will include ex- amples of the folklore, the fairy stories, Irish humor, as well as an interesting collection of valuable and characteristic material from the rich and varied bulk of modern Irish writing.
 Mrs. Beecher has just returned from a visit to New York and Chicago. White in Chicago she gave a series of five fn- terpretations at the Northwestern uni- versity under the auspices of the North western School of Speech. She also gave a reading for the Evanston Sun day Afternoon club. The work of tbs club Is attracting much attention. At- tempting to solve the Sunday amuse- ment problem. the churches have united as the Sunday Afternoon club, and they offer to the community every Sunday afternoon the message of some inter esting personality. Authors reading from their own books. publicists, emil nent jurists, or an interpreter of some worth while literature. The commun- ity has responded by packing the house to its capacity every Sunday.
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Mrs. W. J. Ashton, and MT. Ashton. on Glen Iris avenue.
 Mrs Lucille Williams and Miss vir- ginia Stone Williams. of Atlanta. are guests at the Tutwiler.
 Mrs. P. F. Osborn of Greensboro is visiting Mrs. H. H. Evans on Eight eenth street. south.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Adams of Cleve- land. O., are the guests of Mrs. J. R Adams
 Mir and Mrs J. R. Billingsly of Thors- by are the guests of relatives here. Mrs. Clarence Palmer will arrive this week from Florida to spend several days with Mrs. Sharp Gillespy, en route to her home in Nashville.
 Miss Nora Rothbrook is i'll at St. Vim cents.
 Miss Margaret Silk has returned from two weeks visit in Washington and New York.
 Miss wilmot Darnell is the guest of friends in Hartford
 Miss Mary Wallace Kirk of Tuscum- bia is the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Weakiey for several days.
 Mrs. Alvin Woodland of whitakers, N. C., is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. S. Stallings.
 MT. and Mrs. William Mckinley Nell son have named their daughter Nancy Alice.
 MrS fc of relatives and friends in California.
 
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
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MISS Virginia Raul will arrive soon from Virginia, where she attends thc Foxcroft school, to pass the Easter holi- days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John L. Raul.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Hammell have returned home after a visit to relatives in New Orleans and Mobile.
 Dr. J. P. Colvin of Lincoln, who has been ill at St. Vincent's for several weeks. is spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Gus Colyin, on Maplewood avenue.
 Mrs. George William Archer and It. tie daughter, Elizabeth Terrell. have home with Mrs. Archers mother, Mrs. L. K. Terrell and MT. Terrell. MT. Octavius Roy Cohen is spending some time in New York city. Miss Magdaline Paramore left yester- day for Thorsby, to be the guest of her parents, and before coming home will visit friends in Montgomery, being ab- sent about month. Mrs. Will Cecil of Ashland, Ky, Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Ireland.
 Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Thomson and daughter of Columbus, Miss, are the guests of Mrs. Richard Bell. l Mrs. c. c. Parrott Is the guest of friends in New York, and will go from there to Los Angeles to pass the sum- mer before returning to her home in Gadsden.
 l Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Phillips of Chi cago are visiting Mir Louis Phillips or l Chestnut Hill.
 Mrs. Church Williams who has bee the guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. l George F. Jackson, has returned to her home in Pittsburg, Pas
 Mrs. Charles Ward has returned io her home in Gadsden after being the guest of Mrs. J. M. Cartwright for a | week. 1 Mrs. J. s. Trucks has returned from a visit to Helena, where she visited rela- lives.
 | Mir and Mrs. Clayton Ellis of Mont gomery have returned after spending the weekend in Nis city. | Mrs. c. F. Houseal and Mrs. c. Haw- kins, who are the guest of Mrs. W. l.. Sessions on Fairview circle, will return this week to their home in Cedar town, Ga.
 | MT. and Mrs. William Ramsay of Berry, Pa. are guests of their brothers,
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RAGSDALE-PHILLIPS WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of Miss Bernice Phil lips and MT Charlton Ragsdale will be solemnized Tuesday afternoon, March 22, at o'clock. at the Walker Memo rial church.
 Miss Phillips has chosen Miss Mabel Bowling as her maid of honor. Little Jessie Gewin will be the flower girl.
 The grown will be attended by MT. w K. May of Atlanta as best man.
 The Rev. T. c. Ragsdale of Nashville, father of the groom. will perform the ceremony.
 The nuptial music will be in charge of Miss Claude Bowling. assisted by Miss Warner and Mrs. E. B.Heiser.
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MOBILE COMMENT
 ON CHARITY BALL

Of the elaborate charity ball, which will be given on the evening of Eas- ter Monday at the Country club by the members of the Volunteer Relief as- sociatior, of which Mrs. Hollis Rush. former Mobile girl, is chairman, Betty in the Mobile Register of Sun day says:
 ''The Volunteer Relief association. which is composed of 100 of the very incest girls in Birmingham has un- dertaken to give the charity ball Easter Monday night at the Country club This ball has been given an- nually for years. and for some time under the direction of Mrs. T. G. Bush,
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

The faculty of the Fayette Grammar school gave a beautiful shower at the home of Mrs. H. F. Berry compli- menting Miss Ovella Smith, formerly member of the faculty, whose marriage took place Saturday.
 The house was a scene of beauty, the decorations carrying out a color scheme of white and yellow, in butter cups and narcissi, against back ground of feathery ferns. In the din ing room a huge floral-covered we'd ding bell was suspended Just above cluster of iridescent lights.
 Miss Lois Coons presided over the punch bowl. The following songs were given: All for You" by Mrs. Galen Broth erton; duet, ''Oh That We Too, Were Maying." Mrs. Humber and Mrs Brotherton; piano selections by Miss Misses Kirkland, Jones' Stokes, Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Shirley hostesses, pret- tily attired, preceded by little Miss Katherine Harris of Birmingham, carrying beautiful decorated basket filled with valuable gifts, presented l them to the bride elect while Mrs. Thomas H. Robertson made presen- tation speech.
 The bride-to-be never looked fairer
 
 a handsome blue silk gown. with ac- cessories in harmony.
 Miss Ruth Berry was keeper of the brides book. Towards the close of this most de- 1 lightful occasion, an elaborate salad course with iced tea was served the 1 following guests.
 | Miss Ovella Smith, Mrs. D. F. Propst Mrs. Robert Peters. Mrs. Thomas Robertson, Mrs. w. W. Monroe, Mrs. Wallace Lawrence, Mrs. H. K. Donald son. Mrs J. A. Smith. Mrs. Carl Harris, Mrs. J. F. Daniel, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. l Daniel, Mrs. James Dickson, Mrs. John | Harton, Mrs. Felix Shirley Mrs Fent Jeffries, Mrs. l.. M. Parrish, Mrs. Felix l Berry, Mrs. J. A. Branyon, Mrs. A. c. Branyon, Mrs. w. A. Dodson, Mrs. J. E. Carter, Mrs. w. A. Caraway, Mrs. l Sam J. Sanders. Mrs. Galen Brother tion, Mrs. Joe Posey Robertson, Mrs. E. P. Goodwin. Mrs. Hammond Humber, Mrs. Sam Mingea Mrs. Harry Hodges, Mrs. Minnie Hodges. Mrs. c. M. Dod- son, Mrs. W. T. Rudy, Mrs. Marvin Mo Cain. Mrs. Fletcher, Hyde, Mrs. B. J. Lofts, Mrs. Joe Caine, Mrs. L. R. Mad den. Mrs. Arthur Hinson, Mrs. H. E. Berry, Mrs. Grover Arthur, Miss Lucyle Gentry, Miss Lois Dodds, Miss Blanch Arnold Miss Lois Coons, Miss Will letta Smith, Mis- Wilma Kirkland Miss Matilea Stokes, Miss Lizzimae Jones, Miss Sara Stone, Miss Ruth Berry, Miss Lucyle Harmon and Miss Ruth How | ton.
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ADAMS-KOHN
 WEDDING INVITATIONS

The following invitations have been received:
 MT. and Mrs. Henry H. Kohn re- quest the honor of your presence at the marriage of their granddaughter, Lillian Lanier. to Mir. Arthur A. Adams. Jr.. on Wednesday evening. the sixth of April, one thousand nine hun dred and twenty-one, at nine o'clock, S01 Main street, Anna, Illinois,
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ADAIR-FULTON
 WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of Miss Sara Louise Full ton to MT. Benjamin Cook Adair will be solemnized Thursday evening at 6 o'clock at the Woodiawn Presbyterian church.
 Little Frances Kelly of Carbon Hill will be the flower girl and Frank Cobb, Jr.. the ring bearer.
 The bride will be given in marriage by her father, MT. R. A. Fulton, and
 Little Frances Kelly of Carbon Hill Rev. R. T. Adair of New Market
 No formal invitations have been sent out, but friends of the bride and groom and their families are expected to at tend the marriage ceremony.
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LUNCHEON FOR MISS LEWIS

Mrs. Carr Mccormack was hostess at luncheon yesterday at the Southern club, in honor of Miss Marguerite Lew is bride-elect.
 The table was centered with lovely basket of spring flowers. French bou- quets marked places for Miss Ruth Smith of Dallas, Tex; Miss Willie May Brandon, Miss Edwina Thaggard, Mrs. John T. Yeatman, Mrs. J. l.. Yancey Mrs Harry Mccormack, Mrs James Bowron, Mrs. Merritt Craft and Mr~. Bryant Mccormack,
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nen, Mrs. Edna Goekel Gussen, Mrs. W. I. Grubb, Mrs. G. D. Randle, Mrs. E. T. Rice, Mrs. Fred Fite, Mrs. Philip Oster. Mrs Willis Ransom, Mrs. w. A. Hood, Mrs. w. W. Fulghum, Mrs. Sidney Hart, also Mrs. Oscar Hundley and her committee, Mr. Leo Steiner, Mrs. J. F., Frazier and Miss Betty Gilmore.
 The punch tables were presided over by the members of the Junior Music Study club, among whom were: Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Elise Kinney and Miss Mary Miller Coulbourne.
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sion board will be held this afternoon at the Eva Conner Cooperative home.
 The Campus club of the Birmingham college will meet with Misss Lillian Gregory in the college library this aft ernoon at o'clock.
 Allison chapter, Order Eastern Star, No 166, will hold it's regular meeting this evening at the Masonic hall, Pow derly.
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The quaint little Jack in the Box has been adopted as the official em- blem for the charity ball to be given by members of the Volunteer Relief association. It was designed by Miss Leonora Hassinger, an artistic mem Der of the association, and is signifi- cant of the surprising features which will be introduced.
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NOTICE TO D. A. R.

Delegates and regents who are expect ing to attend the Continental Congress of the Daug ghters of the American Rev oution, in Washington, D. C., from April IS to g, may secure cirtifcates from the state secretary. Mrs. c. M. Tardy, 111s Hickory street, Birmingham, which will entitle them to reduced rates of passage to the convention.
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WARREN ENFELLS-M'DANIEL
 MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Engraved announcement cards have been received by friends which read: pr. and Mrs. William A. Mcdaniel announce the marriage of their daughter, Cornelia, to MT. Francis W. Warrenfells of Chat tanooga, Tenn, on Saturday, March l2 1921. Birmingham. Ala
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WRITER'S CLUB
 MEETING

The meeting of the Writers club will be held this afternoon at 2;30. instead of at o'clock, on account of there being important business to be transacted. The meeting will be held at the Civic Asso- citation and it is urged by the president that there be full attendance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-15
SMITH-LEWIS WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Marguerite Lewis and Dr. Henry Templeton Smith will take place this evening at s:S0 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs R. A. Lewis, on Fourteenth avenue, south.
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MISS LEWIS COMPLrMENTED

MT. and Mrs. Glenn Ireland were hosts last evening, mplimenting Miss Marguerite Levis whose marriage to pr. Henry TempletoIl Smith is aa in teresting social event of this evening.
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Mir. Erskine Ramsay, and MT. A. c. Ramsay and Mrs. Ramsay. Miss Eva Lathrop will arrive soon | from Foxcroft school to spend the Eas- | ter holidays with her parents, MT. and l Mrs. F. H. Luthrop. l Mrs. B. Bum of Springfield O., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Claude Barr. 1 1 MT. W. H. Jeffries has returned from 2 trip to New York and Chicago. | Mrs. E. H. Newsom has returned from Tuscaloosa, where she spent the week | end with her daughter, Sara, who is student at the University of Alabama
 
 l Mrs. J. C. Dennis of Dadeville is the guest of friends. l Mir and Mrs. Henry B. Walthall will arrive this week to visit their sister
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MIR. COHEN
 TO MAKE ADDRESS

MT. Octavius Roy Cohen, the we'll known author will speak to the Junior organization of the Temple Emanu-E this evening.
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MISS DowLING's LUNCHEON

Miss Mabel Bowling will entertain at luncheon at the Southern club Satur- day, in honor of Miss Bernice Phillips, a bride elect.
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LUNCHEON FOR BRIDEs-ELECr

Mrs. E. P. Solomon and Mrs. Lillie Frost will entertain at a luncheon to- morrow at their home on Rhodes Circle, experimenting two brides-eiec Miss Eleanor Saks and Miss Natalie T.ank
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FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. Edward Hitler will entertain Friday evening, March 25, in honor of Miss Natalie Lenk, whose marriage to MT. Walter Cleveland Fried of New York is to be an event of March 28
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Mrs. w. W. Sleeves will be hostess Thursday afternoon at a Lyric party for Miss Bernice Phillips, a pretty bride-e elect
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MRS. SKEWES' LYRIC PARTY

Foster, Mrs. J. O. Black and Mrs. W. V. Glaze and Miss McEauen.
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Wash and Iron
 at the American

Bundle up all the family wash except starched col- lars, shirts, linens, curtains, etc., and get them to the American driver today.
 We wash and IRON and rush home ready to put on, and the cost is hardly what a washerwoman wants.
 Try the finished family wash this week-compare work and cost.
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Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Ellis of Mont gomery have returned after spending the weekend in Nis city.
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Mir and Mrs. William Ramsay of Berry, Pa-. are guests of their brothers,
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Mrs. c. c. Parrott Is the guest 0 friends in New York, and will go iron there to Los Angeles to pass the sum
 mer before returning to her home il Gadsden.
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Mrs. George William Archer and It. tie daughter, Elizabeth Terrell, have returned from St. Vincent's to their home with Mrs. Archer's mother, Mrs. L. K. Terrell and MT. Terrell.
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Mrs. J. s. Trucks has returned from a visit to Helena, where she visited rela- lives.
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MT. and Mrs. Adolph Phillips of Chi cago are visiting MT. Louis Phillips on Chestnut Hill
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RANDOM NOTES

Miss Virginia Raul will arrive soon rom Virginia, where she attends thc Foxcroft school, to pass the Easter holi- days with her parents Mir. and Mrs. John L. Raul.
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Mrs. c. F. Houseal and Mrs. c. Flaw kins, who are the guest of Mrs. W. L.. Sessions on Fairview circle will return this week to their home in Cedar town, Ga.
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Mrs. Charles Ward has returned 10 her home in Gadsden after being the guest of Mrs. J. M. Cartwright for a week.
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Mrs. Church Williams who has bee the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. George F. Jackson, has returned to her home in Pittsburg, Pas
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MT. and Mrs M. B. Thomson and daughter of Columbus, Miss, are the guests of Mrs. Richard Bell
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Dr. J. P. Colvin of Lincoln, who has been ill at St. Vincents for several weeks. is spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Gus Colyin on Maplewood avenue.
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MT. and Mrs. Eugene Hammell have returned home after a visit to relatives in New Orleans and Mobile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
ANOTHER RULING
UPHOLDS VALIDITY
OF PROHIBITION
Limitation Section Did
Not lnvalidate Dry
Amendment

WAsHNGTON May lG-Th, rec
quiromcrt thnt tho prohibition
amendment uo uuuod within sovrn
yo1rs hy threo-fourtu- of tho states
docs rrt iu,uiidatp the entire m,ssur,
tho Upr,mc court today ruled
TIL. decision wrs given iu the ap-
poal ~ o. J. pillun 81 s1u Francisco
from decisions bon lower courts rc-
fusinF his petition for a writ OF
habcss corpus. an tho ground that
tn, limitation m,dc the amendment
Invalid.
pnlon was ARRESTED while trans.
porting r1.. uf win, tu thu home
OF itH owner iIs counsel asserted
that section a of th, amendment
originally proposed by senator Hard
iur. placed lfWl utior uu the action,
ui tine state l,g,-lltur.s and Wus
therefore unconstitutional
We uud that rropoul and utlii-
cation OF uu am, ,udmsut are treated
as .mccrodinr uru boz common ems
d0uNur." tht opinion slid. "nnd thrf,
b. fair Implication Tint they should
hu fairly ,uut,ruI urUu.oHs"
1u th, ruur-, uI tht decision. th'
court ruled formally chat fhp UruhI-
hiupn amendment went into effect
january iE. 1890 Illluur alleged
on.u., w.- uu lsru"H d. 1920.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
RAINFALL THROUGHOUT THE STATE
ENDS LONG DROUGHT AND IS WORTH
THOUSANDS TO C0WMEN, FARMERS

The first general rainfail aud the
heaviest of the year last nlrht aud
today ended "a long drought in New
Mexico and was considered by ranch
crs and cattlcmon az worth thousan ands
% dollars o. the state.
Information gathered hy Tho rNc-
ming Herald today was 10 the cncct
that The rainfall was pretty roueral
throughout the state. The local pre-
cipitntion here up 90 s. O'Clock fhls
morning WIS .tG Of an inch " was
hedNtfr in other raris nf the state.
Heavy rains hHve been reported
from Estancla 20 I.cc =. REYNOLDS.
county agent Of This county Furnors
90 over Bcrnaiillo are wearing big
snilcs on account of the rain.
Reynolds says
Estencia has been suffering con-
Hdsrahly from the druuth. and q
greatly roicvcd hy the rainfall
Helps StockHrit
Mis- Benson secretary ~ the New
Mexico cattle and sheep rrowrra
associations. reports that the rain
will help stockmen greatly MANY ~
the cattle raiscrs who were attempt
INK TO get rid Of their stock will
probably attempt to hold on bocuusc
of the general rainfall.
stuckmen In New Mexico have boon
losing heavily all spfing. because OF
lack 81 pastures and grazing lands
which was caused hy the long. dry
spring. Even with this rain II will
take long time for grass 10 come
up, go that the situation viii not be
relieved Immediately.