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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
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MT ENUIHIT

IN. srvcnth and eighth grade art
,luVsrs at 81 Ninccut's academy. aud
thr high school classes in china paint
Ing, hcld a most interesting exhibit "
the academy FRIDAY afternoon. Some
sixteen studies. and the examples 81
SEVERAL pupils "a each Wvr" displayed
uuuu the walls Of the school room,
representing the work of the weekly
art class Mrticulous rare without
thu loss 90 natural grace and truth IN
\ the subject were combined with "a use
of color that was surprising IN thil-
dr,u $40 Young. The bird studies
wcr, perhaps the finest Of an, fluw-
CrH and fruit coming next. Many 20
the studies were mounted by the
girls themselves. % represented
Thought and care. some examples ui
utuuHuHhIp were shown but the
greatest stress was put upon the art
work.
m, china painting exhibit rvprc-
arntrd the work ~ only q tow months
the class was not opened until De
rvmbrr The reason Tor the hciict
that convent work is the finest
that can hp obtained Wns apparent Nv
th. utfirl,s shown iu this class. Tor
the best instructor 90 ht obtained
Wag engaged Tor me work. the best
,hinu us.d, aud only the best efforts
uf the girls were allowed Co. 80 INTO
Il. Unless a eirl had shown and did
tIfNN I'D lN'l fNhF hN N'N NhNf W.
aptitud, Tor china painting Was
NOT allowed To remain in a. Gold
and white dinner sets and chocolate
sets. fern bowls. lHrdiuicros; vases
q lemonade Hrt with Win wt7itrih a..
sign and 4 chocolate set that 'uuld
urgu, the most ubdurutc into "a love
Of hot chocolate. and many suuall
Hrputats pieces. Some uf the exam
pIrs uf the first lesson were surpris-
ing The work was drllrtt' % tin''
rome of "a most intricate ana ull OF u
FREQ hand paintlug The school has
"a Min Tor uriug al tiH own china
which HcilitatpH matters Il good deaf
CHRIS NAVE STAG FAItIN
Mrs. J. i. Mizc entertained Tuosdh,
evening al "a feminine stag party %
honor ~ her niece. Mise Eduh Hand
b .tudcut a. the University the pms
,onr. who IL returning 90 her hon'
tD kuuans for the summrt Tti
guests. dressed IN varied masculine
attire assembled Tor IL most urtginh
pltty urged by the following Glove
Invitations; your uirrcnc" is &C.
uuctttd at a stag part, OF select blue
i.ards Tuesday. Muy 30. az 3i6 soutl
W,ltrr 81 oct. behind bottled door
and blinded windows The condition
upun Which you viii be- admitted vi
b, proper male attire aud your pre-
-parrduegs for pulling IN "a { ~
suitable TO your CART and thc dignit
,D of the occasion Any diNulErn'
Of this secret affair In punishable b
Imprisonment Tor life, namely matfI
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STAG ron IoHS !. TIEnNEY.

RAY MCCnnna and Louis Hcsscldcu
were hosts Tuesday evening az u stag
party for John }. Ticrncy, otherwise
known az Buzz" Following the
custom ~ the Old guard" Of giving
ono ~ their members who h 10 be
married a last ~carcfrce fling tho
hosts gBw t. u That the nlng would
De IL hectic memory Tor their guest
Go carry into married ufc-hut moth
Ing worse than "a an
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LrNCmEON ron Miss RANlsrY.

The teachers OF the Old Town
school gave a luncheon at the All
Narado hotel last Tuesday at 1
o'clock In honor OF Mrs. q. u. TAM
say. president OF the Parcnt-Teach-
crs' association there, a a farewell
10 her and a courtesy for her I'M
failing interest and efforts in behalf
OF b schoul during the past year.
rhuse who participated were Mrs
Ramsey, Miss Marie BallinE. tho
principal; Mrs. Arlidgr. Miss sarah
Farrell. Miss Lurcnn Wells. Miss
Cook, Mrs Edna Watson aud Miss
Alice Gould.
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LUTHERAN NOING PEOPLE
HAVE pIlNUI

Tine young p,upl, Of the Lutheran
church went out to San Lor"nxu
Falls Memorial dav for q picnic.
Th,r, we're about so who went ON
the party. aud fun and frulio. pickles
and pricklN pears and AN the other
JOYS ot a picnic in the mountains
featured In a.
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First of June Weddings Crowd Into Past Weeks Calendar:
Dinner Dance to Be Given Wednesday,; Clubs Close for Summe

and aftrrward. they were All enter
tained with a movie party. Those
present were Stella Garcia. Agatha
Springer. Francis silva. Lucy Tru-
Hilo. Lorene Plckens. ErmA Thur
man. Pred stueckei. Maxwell Miller.
Charlie Mcdonald. frankie Mann.
Chester French and Dennis Baca
HoRNUSc-HAGLAND.
Miss Nellie Hornung and Or. G.
y. Haeland were married THURSDAY
morning az the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Little. the Rev. Charles
Mexican performing the ceremony.
The brlde'r sister. Miss Ellen Hor-
hung. and Mr.. and MrA Little were
present, Mrs Little acting a. tho
brides attendant and Mr.. Little rs
groomsman- Miss HornunR wore a
very pretty suit OF reindeer frico-
tine ana carried a brides bouaucf
% sweet peas and roses. Following
me ceremony. DIR. and Mira Hag-
emo ieft for a honeymoon trip OF
Two months on the coast.
- HNNN AnUAn IN
the city. having been with the de-
partment OF education for the past
years In the capacity OF school
nurse. and her ability In the wora
has won her many warm frlenda
~. Hagiand IA n prominent dentist
IN M city and has lived here for
some SIX years.
DE- and Mrs. HasIand win return
70 N'puquerque TO make their home.
PIANO REcrrHf fEspAy
An Interesting piano recital waa
given on Tuesday evening at the Wo-
mans Club by thc Fletcher Music
aicthod pupils OF Mira NJ. w. Combs.
Each plano solo was good, hut enpe-
Situy 70 were the duets md trlos.
tempo and rhythm and express
sion. with which the members OF the
different classes did ensemble plav-
ing wa fully enjoyed BY the entire
audience.
The Sand Man uamer
Fern Houp, Mildred Dawn
IN the Woodland swing ..Krognann
Grace Renfro
IN" Merry Lark ......... Eckhardt
Daisy waits ~
Lullaby Watson
Grace Renfro, Alfred Boldly.
cormella Combs
dancing Stars Duce ia
Mildred Davis
In Dreamiand Barth
Athena Moore
Ding Dong Bell go. Watson
Virginia shelton, Margaret Pearson.
Arthur Pearson
The Wild Rose .erhuherf
cormeiia Combs
The Little Patriot
InIIg CnmruAna A----
Fern Houp
inc uypsy Camp ......... .Bilbro
Athena Moore. Rosebud Moore
Hazel s,rons
March. Op. rs Rae.r
Esther Horton
ihcme and Variations .Ivuea
Frances Kelly. Alice Dcskln
60 virginia Brunsr
@iho Mozart
Frances Kelly
Esther Horton. M~af,haloai:s Horton Dssn
Spring song .Merkci
Dorothy oieson
Evening Bells
dprtnEtlme Q,f.ft--
Esther Horton. Vivian Brunsr.
Hazel Strong
Moment M.Sical Esinoef
MarthaIouIse Horton
Helen Houp. Dorothy oisson
~ ti.i.n u ....'Nevin
Songs Without Words. 10. (.
...... Mondelnaohn
Dorothy Oleson. Helen Hour.
rthalOu Horfon
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ans out the heart uf each man pros.
emit.
The next meeting Of the AuNiary
viii bc held at so o'clock Monday.
NNN
HiANlsN-t UitNITr.
Mr and Mr. John = Bcavcn am
nouucu the engagement OF their
daughter MBudo Co } g. Cornctt of
Gallup The date uf the wcddiug has
not been decided upon but viii prob
ably bc SGT Tor tho early full Miss
ncayon With hrr parents wtl leave
TODAY FOR ocean Park 10 tpend the
summer. and the wcdding ceremony
is tu be- performed Boz Loa Angeles.
Miss Naudt BDaNcu b. the youngest
daughter ut Mr. and Mrs. HrHyrn.
who are amoug hc oldest residents
of Albuquerque. ShU o. u very at
trHctiV, and talented young woman
and very popular iu The F0au''er SCI
After oomuirtDiug her Studies a. 30
Niur,ut'a academy she took a husi'
noes course and Do was while pursuing
her studics iu that Tine that she mC'
Mr. Cornptt. The engagement FOL.
lows u romance uf re- little moro thar
re- Years duration.
Mr. Cornrtt i- re- son uf Mr. ant
MIS-. ". a. tufusu uf Cuthhrrt, Tex
lic BE- az present connected with M
Gnllup McrrhHufllv company. Pre-
vlous to his residence In this stat.
be enlisted for service in the q. s
navy and SAW active service duriuI
the War M Cornott made mani
, friends iu Alhuquorquo during hi.
1 short stay. and iu Gallup has mas.
- warm personal friends
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Harding on tho lawn south OF the
Sheriff. the presidents aid Introduce
inE the guests which numbered over
"a thousand, each guest receiving a
cordial hand shake and n special word
% welcome from the president and
the first lady OF the land. Refresh
ments were scrved to the guests from
tsbiss under Eaily decorated mar
quccH. the Marine band being station
ed IN tho pagoda In the center Of the
beautiful gardens. The Navy orchestra
played dance music IN b historical
East room whore dancing was going
on. New Mexico was represented In
h dancing by Miss Frances Montoya,
d young daughter OF the congress-
man who n with him IN Washington
The white houae was thrown y q 10
the visitors during the afternoon.
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woLFE-KmKPATRicK
WEDDING

An announcement OF interest OF
the week Is that OF the coming mar.
riage OF Mrs. Mae Wolfe 10 Rov
kirkpatrick. The marriage viii fol-
low a romance that began several
months ago. Mrs. Wolfe IL employed
~ the business offices Of The Eve
hinS Herald and AIR. Kirkpatrtck IN
the composing room. The wedding
VIII take place wednesday In santa.
re- the couple being attended there
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KirkpatrIck
and Mr.. and Mrs Albert Korber. The
ceremony will be performed In ne
FIRST Methodist church there. The
bride n groom will spend a week
~ santa Fe and will be az homo at
Fes East santa he avenue In Aim.
nucrque on their return.
Mrs. Wolfe has been
with Herald offices Tor the past seven
years and has been one Of the most
popular members Of the business
force. II IL with regret thai her fcl-
low workers SEQ her go. bat with
heartlest wishes FOR her happiness
Mr.. kirkpatrick has also been ROM
nected with the paper Tor several
years He has a host ~ friends who
ar" concentrating him
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oN-rIERSM'>

a wedding OF perhaps the greatest
social Importance % the week wns
that OF Miss Isabelle Benson 10 John
Tlerncy, which was solemnixol
Thursday morning. June = al the
immaculate Conception church Rev.
Father A. n. Msndalnri officlnfed
The ceremony was a very Simple
one, only the close relatives OF tho
bride and groom being present. Miss
benson was a very ohio and lovely
h1dr IN a travelling suit 81 blue
tricotine. with a hat Of the same
shade ~ match. she wore a BRIDES
bouquet 81 pink roses NIlas Gene
We've Ticrney was maid u honor
and her costume was blue taffrta
with a black picture hat and q bou-
quet % pink swcct peaA The 2room
was attcnded BY his brother. Frank
Tierney. Mr.. and Mira 1irrncy len
immediately after tho ceremony for
a honeymoon trip 10 California. re-
turning home BY way Of salt Lake
CITY. They win be- nonc Tor 4
month. ana viii be At home July 4
TO their friends.
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or PYTHIAs
HAVE PARTY.

Knights Of Pythlas and their fam
lilies. and frierds were entertained
Monday evening with a party and
dance at X. OF +. hall on South Sec
ond street A program OF music. dane
Ing and speeches was arranged by
L. ". Gales with n view 20 entertain
ing all ages and vas particularly
enjoyed. Dancing M a two course
supper completed h evenings pleas
urc.
II has been planned 20 give a party
OF the sort the last Monday 10 each
month and while Il has not beer pos
sible to follow the plan out. sill the
X. OF y. parties are becoming more
and more numerous. II they are all
a. pleasant IA Mondays party. Il win
be hard 10 wait a month for them TO
come. Here II the program arrang-
ed by Mr.. Gale;
Star Spangied Bennsr.
An
Piano Duet:
Mr&. J. Wagner
Mrs. n. l. Gales
Violin Solo; p
Master ~. T.. Gales,
Dance
Nile ~Strumquist
Vocal solo;
Ches Byrpe
Piano Solo:
Helen Antoine
carnival Ballet"
Miss Nile strumqulst
Miss Elizabeth zeiglcr
Address.
Mr. whitehead.
OF Ration.
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greer az the Lutheran church par
lur- ON Tuesday evening Tor thusc
young men ana womeu among tho
members who are graduating from
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hiHn school N university. and Tor
their parents. This be- au altogether
unique affair. bat n is very nature
promises to bo one fun of pleasure
for the guests.
PATTY ron SOLDIERS.
The Womuu's Auxiliary uf the
American Legion gave a part,
Thursday afternoon at tho vocational
training center lu the korbcr build
Ing for the disabled uldiors. enter
taiuinE tho men Nith a program
lee cream aud cake were served. and
the men had a very pheasant umr.
Due to the Kindness uf Mrs y.
!. Strumquist, AN unusually fine
program VAS given and thorough,
enjoyed. The first number waa d
reading. Ny Mother. by Noui
kuury, a pupil OF Mrs. StrumquisN
al 81. Mury's school and the win.
uor 81 the medal in defamation
there. Miss Elizabeth Lciglcr
danced with exquisite grace "a now,I
dance and wns enforced most ,nthu
si1sticHlly. She responded with a bal
let dance. IHm,s ucauy gave a mos
amusing reading "FlnuDgau 90 Elan
nigan." Nucl Kinney gave in splcu
did form The Brayest Battle Mi'
Olga piuclli read u clover dialect za
lection. The Coiorcd Danciu.
Match hy frank stanton. Mis-
Josephine Capt's reading. tn
witch Girl judith was ~eNcelleu
ana enjoyed as one OF the best. Th
las, and the best was - Toast 4
the Soldiers hy Mrs Strumquii
' herself, given with feeling and reach
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MISS JENNIE GONZALES
10 AZ MARRIIn

Miss Jennie Gonzales. m of the
most popular teachers al the Third
Ward school. viii be married tomor-
row at high mass to MagdalenD Con-
Ealcs. an en- 9loyo OF tho Internal
revenue office. at the Sacred Heart
church OF South Fourth street.. The
marriage will be the culmination OF
n romance which began when Miss
Gonzales sister. Miss 1nez GONZALES,
married her nancc's brother. Adolfo
Gonzales. The wedding II TO be n
large affair. the friends and rela-
tivos OF both having been invited.
The young couple will cave that day
for ~ PasO for their honeymoon.
Miss Gonzales has taught in city
and county schools about Albuqucr-
QUO for the past five years. having
come here from Gallup. She Is an
exceedingly able young con
sidcred one OF h best Of the city
teachers and is quite popular win
her professional as well az her per-
sonal friends, MIR. Gonzales Is a
graduate OF the Albuquerque high
school Of the class OF 1911. lie las
a responsible position with the rev.
cnuc office.
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N
WEDDING ZIG AFFAIR.

AmuuE the intcrosttng weddings Of
Jtrly june was that Of Miss Jean
Wickham. daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs
George Wickham. To- Albert Blake
more. % Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Biakcmorc. which was solcmnlzed
Thursday evening al 4 o'clock at 81.
uhn's Cathedral church. Rev. Win
fred H. ZicRlsr officiating. Although
only the relatives and close friends
of the two families were invited. the
chgrch was nllcd. The bride. guwnod
in white satin aud gcurgcttc aud
Wearing "a picture hat Of white sntcr-
cd The church on the arm II her
brother JACK wickham. she carried
q lovely brides bouquet Of white
roses. Mrs Melbourne funds. sister
~ the groom. was matron of honor.
ana three Noung girls. the Misses
Grace and Dorothy Wickham. sisters
OF the bride and Miss Louise Blakc-
more. "a sister OF the groom. were
bridesmaids. LATHE Maynard wick
ham, four Years old. was ringbcarcr.
Tom MiCkham. of Bclcn. was rooms
man. ~ the conc eision Of the hcautl-
ful Episcopal wedding ceremony the
wedding party and u few friends were
entertained at a supper at the brides
home, When the bride and groom
boarded the train FOR California. she
tossed her bouquet among the young
people gathered Ca see them on. aud
II wus caught By Miss Pvrsis Bryce.
Mr.. n Mrs. Blakcmorc will spend
"a month visiting ON Do Pacific coast.
and after July first viii be at homo
lin Albuquerque.
Miss Jean Mickhatu was the guest
~ honor az iva showers" the week
before her marriage. N at which
Mrs Jack MiCkham entertained and
one ~ which Miss Alice Lewis was
hostess for her sewing club Mrs
Mtgkhdm's was a miHrVliuncuus
shower, several dainty and useful
gifls gwen the popular bride. Their,
were 10 guests Mrs Frank shuttle
larger, Mrs. Maynard Cuomhs, Mrs
tharl,s Brtdvn, MrH. George WICK
ham aud Miss Ellen ilamcr. Mis-
Wilma klciuwor'. Miss Florcuc,
Tholin, Miss Faye Boyd u Mis-
| Grace Mtckham.
~ the party given hy nv svwiui
club, u beautiful Hct of silver aill,
I forks M.s given Miss MIskIum
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NV
q MISS NJ

a very delightful affair WIS given
at the home 81 Mrs *. 4 Btldridgr.
3O9 North Thirtccnth street Thurs
day evening for the Lutheran church
choir The houur guest was Nils.
ttildcruatd Erstad. e bridc-to-hc,
who leaves Monday for hrr home iu
Minnesota. F%oiluWiur q brief see
hoarsal, the vyouiug was spent iu
games and various forms Of umusr
mvnt. CuNcrs were laid for twelve.
In token 81 it's esteem The choir pre-.
.rnt~d Miss Erstad with d pair oI
silver napkin rings.
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BANouET AND JAPANESE
DANCE

- -
Alpha chi OMEGA girls fraternity
gave their annual Founders day BAN
quct ias' evening at the AiVarldo
hotel. entertaining the members and
plcdgos and the local nlumnac. a.
well ~ man aiumuae from over the
state. Miss Wayne Hart. one ~ this
years graduates Of the 4. y. 81, WAS
toastmistrcss aud several amusing
and appropriate toasts were pro-
posed.
Following the banquet. u dance
was given Tor the friends OF the girls
al the Moman'H club. japanese dee
uratinns we're used In the rooms. with
lattice effects. japanese blossoms, "a
Japanese moon and vines nd In the
progrtms. the music. and the supper
al midnight. The chtperons we're
Professor and Mrs. John D. CLARK,
and Mr. and Mn. John Milne. The
hosicss's were the Misses Maym"
Hart. Helen Lindsey. Edna iiillycr.
Miriam Seheibc. Dorothy Stevenson,
Juliet Fleischcr. Clyda Wilson, Jessie
Harrington, Florence UHart, Helen
Jackson. Aiicnc BiNier, Hortcnso
switzer. Flora chess. Daphne Cobb,
Vera kicch. Euuicc iattamorc, and
Mrs. A. ~. Wt.ao.
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= y
PLAN PICNIC fOR
JULY FOURTH.

a tho melting OF the Sun daJ
school workers OF 81. Paul's Eng .lisf
Lutheran church steps were ts,keH
Ia provide more chairs and hymn
books Tor the needs Of the gro VIM
Sunday school Plans were ais
adopted for the annual picnic 10 b,
held July Fourth.
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The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Lutheran church at It's meetinp
Thursday afternoon made plans foI
the organization OF a Woman's Mis-,
slonary society In the fall.
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ms out the heart uf each man pres.
Dut.
The q meeting Of the AuNliary
viii bc held at $50 o'clock Monday
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A Slippery Subject
Oil Discovered?

It is said, or at least rumored-
! that one of our well-known profess
sional men, who passes much of his
spare time at his cottage at Weber
pond, has somewhat elusive-er,
slippery subject under discussion, in
fact he is quite busy digging it out.
A close. personal friend brings the
news from the wilds of Weber pond.
The friend says--that the wellknown
professional man has been having a
we'll dug at his summer place. He
says-that a substance was recently
discovered that was thought by the
diggers to be graphite. He says
that the owner of the property is now
asking bids on large quantity of
the finest and handsomest certificates
of stock obtainable, because graphite
ID sometimes, yes, often said to be
found in the ground just before you
strike a gus1er or perhaps only a
ee-fiowing oil well.
The friend also says-that he asked
the doctor who dropped the pencil
down the we'll, for, you know. some
lead pencils have a suspicion OF
graphite In them. The we'll owner
could not be found at his office, prob
ably being busy with either the pick
and shovel or supervising the print
ing of the stock certificates. LOOK
for a drop in oil-or the dropping out
Of the bottom Of the well.
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SIDNEY

NORTH-A crowded house was
present at the masquerade ball held
at the Grange hall Friday evening.
Excellent music was furnished by
Burns orchestra of Augusta. There
were many pretty costumes as well
an grotesque ones. Edmund Longley,
who personified Uncle SAM" and
Miss Smith of Waterville, who per-
sonified Columbia" were considered
the best An oyster supper was
served.
Miss Emily Bourne. who is at
tending the Thomas Business COL
lege at Waterville, passed the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bourne.
Mr.. Wentworth OF Augusta will
preach next Sunday at the Baptist
church 1t 1890 If the weather ID fair.
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bride was given away by Major Ar
thur l.. Thayer.
The bride was becomingly gowned
in white Canton crepe satin and wore
veil, caught with a bridal wreath.
The bridesmaid wore blue crepe de
chine with hat to match and the little
flower girl also was very attractive
in her light colored frock.
Members of the q. M. C.. Sergt.
Elliott Goodwin and Sergt. Raymond
Peacock. were ushers. A number of
the relatives and friends of the con-
tracing parties were present and
witnessed the ceremony.
The bride is the granddaughter of
the late Mrs. Sarah f. Young. She
is a member of st Faiths Guild.
Armitage club and Mothers chapter
of ST. Marks church and the State
grange. She is employed in the office
of the Secretary of State.
The groom is the son of George
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A little son Weighing ave pounds
has arrived at the hone Of Mr.. cid
Mrs. Arthur Duquette.
Cassius Clark and family ayI MI
ton Haskell, who have be1A on q
hunting trip. returned hopis sunday.
bringing three. one a/Jiks horn and
another q 15-point Suck
Mr.. and Mrs. Storsr Turner and
daughter FL. ence were Sunday
guests of NJ. and Mrs. win Machal-
ski at Weterville. ,
John Wyman left Tuesday for
Massachusetts. where he win Join his
wife. who has been visiting her sis
ter in Boston for two weeks. They
will visit Mr.. Wyman's brother and
family and his sister. Miss Josephine
Wyman before their return.
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RESCRIPTS FROM
THE LAW COURT

TWO rescripts. one from Somerset
county and the other from Oxford
county. were handed down by the law
court Wednesday.
In the Somerset county case of
State of Maine VS. Paige Touring car,
the court rules that the rights of
Narcisse Drouin in the car on Sept
5. 1920. under the lease or agreement
of sale with the Jesse L. Knight Au-
tomobile Co.. are forfeited to the
county of Somerset to be sold in ac-
cordance with the provisions of
Chapter 294 of the public laws Of
1917. subject. however. to the claim
of the Jesse L. knight Automobile
Co., under said agreement of SALE
The rescript. which was drawn by
Associate Justice Scott Wilson of
Portland, is as follows:
An automobile bought under an
agreement duly recorded whereby a
certain sum was paid In cash, the
balance of the purchase price to be
paid in monthly payments stipulated
in the agreement to be regarded as
rental, and title not to pass until pur-
chase price was fully paid. was seized
while in the possession of the pur-
chaser and being used for the illegal
transportation Of Intoxicating liquors
and claimed by the vendor, HELD:
That Chap. 294, p. L. 1917 prior
to amendment of Chap. SO. P. L. 1921,
does not contemplate the absolute
forfeiture of the offending vehicle as
thing outside the protection Of the
law regardless of the knowledge or
consent Of the owner, but on the
contrary expressly provides for the
determination of the rights Of the
innocent claimant:
1t is not within the contemplation
CT this Act. however. that the proof
of claim however small of a per-
son without knowledge of the illegal
use will rescue the interests Of the