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XX. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912. No. 16.
RSONALS
SIý OTHERWISE
j-sard Gish and Mrs. Tom
gre spending a few weeks at
warien B. Sey'.,our, of Vallette
met his two weeks' vacation
visited his parents here for
and then resumed his duties
late Auditor's office at Baton
SLoretta and Victoria Bba
at Asheville. N. C.
Mrs. H. J. Thompson and
Marion left Monday evening
home in Abita Springs, La.
V. Lennoy and Miss Maude
are home again, after a
stay of two weeks at the
saswe in Biloxi, Miss.
:. W. Kiehl will be the guest
May Averill, 318 Delaronde
October 1.
Gesle Wright and little Miss
left on Friday last for a
visit to friends and rela
Chicago, St. Louis and Keo
SOrae and Louise Averill are
mago, where they will re
the next few weeks. En
they will visit friends in
Kaoxville and Chattanooga.
Mirs, of Lafayette, La.,
to Algiers on Thurmday
ý entertained at dinner at
Capt. Jos. Averill in Dela.
Mlesan returned to-Amite
+agg. She was accompanied
, Mrs. Hy. Renecky.
J.'Olreh and baby, Mrs. T.
sad little Celda Huckins
for Biloxi, Miss.
reslact police, under the di
-gwgeant Strobel, are mak
of the violators of the
ordinance, relative to
e vegetables, poultry and
es within the market
names of Henry ChlBci,
Joseph Calabrise
Maale. were secured by
an Ounday and several
easted Monday, against
afsavits are to be pre
at stalls in the mar
load in their coam
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Naval Detention Camp at Port Royal,
8. C., in tow of the tug Oseceola. No
one was aboard the Wicomico. The
Osceola is now at Buford, S. C.
The Wicomice was a government
tug used here as a naval station ten
der, taking the employes to and fro.
She left here with the Petrel to be
assigned to other stations.
Friday, at noon, Oscar Marcour, who
keeps a Jewelry establishment at 307
Morgan street, discovered that a
showcase in his place of business had
been lobbed of a watch and two watch
cases, worth $26. The theft was com
mitted some time between Wedensday
and Friday, the miscreant leaving no
clew.
A cave-in of the embankment at the
head of Pelican avenue is causing
much worriment to residents of Al
giers. A section about 50 feet wide
and extending about 30 feet back into
the levee, slid into the river at 3 p. m.
Thursdpy. A pile driving boat has
been stationed at the gap to prevept a
further encroachment of the water.
Work will be begun on the levee at
the slightest sign of disintegration.
The sloughing away of the embank
ment occurred without the slightest
warning. The levee was thought to
be in good condition, and it was con
sidered that all danger of such a con
tingency had passed as the levee had
withstood the pressure of the high wa
ter, and the length of time elapsing
since the recession of the flood was
considered ample for the bank to have I
thoroughly dried out and become solid. t
The cave-in was caused by the rising q
of the surface of the mattress at that r
point.
J. T. Watson, of Liverpool, has been 1
visiting friends in Algiers. 6
Mrs. Lyncker and Miss M. Murphy ,
are visiting at Pass Christian. f
Miss Maggie Martin returned home f
Monday from Hammond, La.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Koppel and daugh- I
ter Louise and Miss Ophella Koppel t
are spending some time in Chicago.
Misses Belle and Alice O'Connor are f
spending a while in Alabama.
Mrs. 'Martin left Monday for Ham
mond, La., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Donenfelser. "
R. and C. Rousselot and G. Lyncker
spent Sunday at Pass Christian, Miss.,
the gnuests of their mother.
Misses L. Dunn, O. Summers, E.
Quinn, Mrs. J. Bommers, Mrs. Dunn,
Meirs. Lee and Leslie Dunn are
spend'ng a week at Milneburg.
Mrs. M. Bevens and grand-daughters
and Miss Kate returned from Biloxi, -
M and M .Babin a4 two chil
dren and Messrs. B. and S. Kinkaid are
spending some time at Milneblrg.
Misses Lea Vanderlinden and Mol
lie Kinkaid left Sunday for Houma,
La., to spet a few days.
Mrs. H. Kliak spent last Sunday at
Baton Rouge, La.
Miss L. Connors spent a few days
at Milneburg the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Wn. Babin.
Miss Edna Verneuil returned from
a very pleasant visit to Bilozi, where
she was the guest of Miss Admee St.
Amant.
Mrs. John J. Braai and her daughter,
Mrs. Henry A. Schuls, had as their '
guest this week Mrs. Julia C. Edge
esmbe of Daisy, La. d
Miss Penner Elenas Brani, accom
pealed by her brother Perry, are visit- b
'ag relative at Daisy, La.
Ittle Mis Hasel Ayocek entortsln
ed her frlends last Sunday with a
party in boner of her eleventh birth-i
day. After a peanut haut and other
ames, refreshments were served, the
even·ag pnrovingl most enjoyable. Those t
prteset were: lai May Cross, Preder
n 8tanbtry, Lois OGravoels, Alicia
Gravelos, Hele Jones, Bertha Ryan,
Lillian Hna, Hawel Aycock, Vivia
F.ye Ayoeck, Doris May Ayeoek Eve- 14
ly Crss, Ruth ArockL, Aareon Brand,
Ned Whitmore,~ Armand Deleass, Pre
teon Deasil, John Huan, Leonaurd
Chavin, F. Rlyan, Ale OGtullot, r.
a1d Mrs. Albert Otis, Mr. and Mrs. 011
ver Aeoock, M. Lena Croess, Mrs. Ol
[ve ChaIna.
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one block below Canal Street.
Crescent Lodge No. 3, Knights of
Pythias, of Algiers, will celebrate its
thirty-second anniversary with a ban
quet at Milneburg on next Saturday
night, August 31. The members of the
lodge are to assemble at the Third
District ferry landing in Algiers at
1:30 o'clock and proceed to the lake
resort in a body. The arrangements
for the event are in the hands of the
rollowing committee: R. Chestnut,
chairman; L J. Burton, S. Covell, E. E.
Rabin, G. Lecourt, J. B. Babin, C. Ber
thaut, J. Miller and L. J. Peterson.
Tracy ,Lilly returned Wednesday
from St. Louis.
Mrs. Willie Lilly and little daugh
ter Eleanor returned Wednesday from.
Lt. Louis.
Fred Galt left Saturday for Bur
wood, La. -
Miss Clare Rousseau returned last
week from Lafourche.
Mrs. T. L. Bostick and daughter Ie
lia returned Friday from Houston. Tex.
Mrs. J. W. Lennox returned last
Wednesday from Biloxi, Miss.
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excnpt Saturday.
Miss Maud Anderson returned last
Wednesday from Biloxi, Miss.
Miss Kate Rhodes returned Satur
day from Cubs, Ala.
Mrs. Alix Beltcher was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Rodrigues, of
Epelanade avehue.
Misses May Hafkesbrlng and Ruth
Pettigrove returned last week from
Haslehurst, Miss.
Master Hugh Lilly and little sister
Joeline are spending a while with
their grandaother, Mrs. Robt. Haktes
bring.
Mrs. Robt. Heftkebring, Jr., is home
from Bay St. lous for a few days.
Mr. and :Mrs. W. J. Nelson and son
left Sunday for Chicago, IlL
W. A. Nelson spent Sunday at Mor
gan City.
Raymond S. Nelson.spent Sunday at
Morgan City.
Mrs. Dan O'Connor returned Sunday
from Bilos, Miss.
Misses Adriel and Grace Lennox re
turned Sunday after a two months'
stay at lake Charles, La.
Mils Olga Nelson McNeely is spend
lag a week at Bay St. Louls, the guest
of Alva Salathe.
Adils Casey spent Sunday at his
summer home, Bay St. Louis.
Mrs. Casey sad daughter Mary, son
Gratia, and niece Alma Quinn, return
ed hods after two months' stay at the
Bay.
Mrs. J. R. Adams spend last Wednes
day at Oeean Springs.
'Miss Katie Rhodes returned Satur
day after a two weeks' visit to Cuba,
Ala.
Mists Blache Levy and Iliss Alma
Goebel retarned Saturday from Moat
agles Tea., where they spent several
is Minhse 0oebel retur et Stur
day morang frem Wishing wiMsg.
he Mias~ hlae -Rver Cmoosdated
ast & Cobse Ca ay toewboat Pitt.
bur, which has bems at Al. es for
several days havin week doe eas her
boalers as when, left for Pfttakargh
with tw Uarses eot lser, eIt empty
eas aa e1 ar moel barre
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The Regular Dem
ocratic Ticket.
The regular Democratic organiza
tion, which is headed by Mayor Martin
Behrman, and which is termed by the
so-called opposition, as "The Ring,"
have placed before the voters of Al
giers for their approval on September
3rd, a ticket which is represented by
men of high standing and who deserve
the support of every good regular Dem
ocrat. Whether or not it is The Ring,
or what you may call it, it is, never
theless, the regular Democratic party
which has brought success to our dis
trict in more ways than one. Whether
or noryou belong to this regular party,
or whether you have fallen off and be
come a Goo-{Goo, because you did not
get one of the jobs, should not stand
In the way of your doing your duty in
casting your vote for the regular ticket.
We have benefited in Algiers under the
regime of the regular Democratic par
ty; we have prospered, and we may
reasonably expect a contiquance of
this prosperity if we are successful in
this election. A news item in The
Herald last week showing what the
Goo-Goos have done for Algiers in
changing their administration in the
Levee Board, which caused a loss to
our district of over $9,000, shows
what might be expected should it be
possible that they be successful, but
we should feel no alarm, the well
thinking citizen is going to vote for his
own protection, which he will find be
If the regulars are a set of thieves,
black-legs and crooks, of which they
have been accused by the so-called op
position, is it not strange they hold
their respective and honorable posi
tions? Why is it that the Good Gov.
ernment League does not enforce the
law and have all the Regulars put in
jail? Their arguments for good gov
ernment are so thin as to have no
weight.
In another column of The Herald we
publish the Regular ticket, and it is
the duty of all of our citizens to vote
that ticket, whether they belong to the
regular or opposition party.
DR. MARK O. CAREY
Will leave for Washington City,
to be absent from
September 8 to 16, inclusive.
L. Huhn, M. Blakeman, E. Gillen, M.
Kramme, E., L. and F. North, M. Ben.
gert, I. Dupuis; Masters A. and M.
Hines, E. Matchet, U. Olsen, A. Du
puls, I. Mahoney, G. and N. Bengert,
W. Keenan, Ben North, B. North, P.
Tripollna, G. and J. McCloskey, John
Guillot and C. Blakeman.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fernandes of Pat
terson street are receiving congratu
lations upon the arrival of a bouncing
baby boy.
25c Silk Hose
15c
75c Corsets
49c
69c Corsets
39c
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ELK PLACE, Saturday Night at 1:30
Regular Democratic
RALLY
Prominent Democratic Speakers will speak
on the issues of the campaign.
Come and Hear the Last Say
Come Friday Night!
Opelousas Avenue and Verret Street.
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
RALLY
JNO. P. SULLIVAN, LOYS CHARBONNETT,
BENJ. DALY and JAMES O'CONNOR
Will Address Meeting.
The St. Mary parochial schools will
open their doors for the 1912-13 session
on next Tuesday, Sept. 3, and the out
look is most promising for a succeesful
term.
The Seventh Precinct Behrma4 Dem
ocratic Club held a rueinag meeting
Monday night at Pelican and Webster
avreues, at whiek spseohes were deliy
ered by Arthur Charbonnet, 8ol B. Mc
Call, Pat Murphy, Representativq G.
Harwood Koppel, Ed. G. Kron, Juhge
Thomas P. Maher, Mirtin S. Mahoney,
N. E. Humphrey and John Schroder.
The speakers all denounced the Times
Democrat "dope" story on a "graft in
vestigation" as an attempt to belittle
the city and cast reflections on Mayor
Behrman's administration.
Wm. P. Salathe, Sr, left yesterday
for Bay St. Louis, Miss., to spend a few
days. He was accompanied by Master
John Lutz.
Mrs. B. Giordano, of Home Place,
La., is again a visitor to our town.
The following baptisms took place
at the Church of the Holy Name of
Mary on Sunday last: Edward J. North,
son of William North and Elma Thi.
baud, the sponsors being Edward and
Mrs. Mary Thibaud. Leonard M. Pra
dos, son of Edward Prados and Eliz
beth Odenwald, the sponsors being
Leonard Sanots and Bertha Goddard.
Mrs. T. J. Dexter entertained in hon
or of her twenty-ninth bitrhday a few
of her friends. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Gentile, Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Donnenfelser,
Mrs. Wagner, Miss Mollie Kinkaid,
Miss Bessie Kelley and Miss M. Dwyer.
Refreshments were served and a jolly
time was had by all present.
Misses Camille Spshr and Irma
Bchroder spent several days in Lafay
ette, La., the guests of Mrs. Rene Del
homme.
Miss Alma Porsler, after completing
her course of 'naglish at the Summer
Normal, spent the rest of her vaatsion
with her aunt, Mrs. A. C. Briel at their
camp at Mllneburg.
Miss 8tells Joeekel has returned
from Carlinville, Ill, where she was
the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. William Joeckel.
Mrs. A. C. Brlel and family returned
Saturday after spending a delightful
month at their camp, the Sunset, at
Milneburg.
IAY ADAM NOTE.
Misses Hilda Cox and Margie
Drumm are spending the week at Bay
Adam, the guests of Mrs. C. V. Kraft.
Misses Illan and Ruth Unguer were
week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. V.
Kraft at Bay Adam.
Mises Malae sad Anna Martines,
Miss Ida lorey and Masters Andrew
sad Behest Maruties returned Sunday
from a two-weets stay at Bay Adam.
Miss va Powell returned hems Sun
day after a weeks stay at Epire, La.
Paul Arne spent the pst week
wli his par-ets at mlr., La.
Jeh 5lth spent the week-s - at
Krat Cap m y Adam, with his
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VOTE FOR
JohnSchroder
FOR
Clerk of Court of Appeals
Who Has Always Been
A Consistent Regular
Aug. 3t It
Shade G. Smith returned yesterday
from Bay Adam.
Mrs. Charles Corbett and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Pollock and
son spent Saturday and Sunday at Em
pire, La.
Misses Retta and Blanche Pollock
returned home Sunday. after a two
weeks' stay with their aunt, Mrs. J.
Arnolie, at Empire, La.
Mrs J. Meyer and son and niece left
Sunday for Bay Adam.
Luke Gilllen and Mrs. Steve Gillen
and children returned home from Bay
Adam.
Mrs. Allen Gullot and little son
were recent visitors to relatives at
Doullut's Canal.
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At residence of
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Wanted!
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