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SCHOOL BELLS RINGINGl
McDONOGH No. 5
The party on Friday. April 21st.
was a success. Each room contributedi
a number towards the program;
cakes. candy and lemonade were sold. i
Children of the school are enjoy
ing the milk that is tbeing sold in the I
school; and hope that all parents
will try to permit their children to
drink milk every day. Already the
good effects of this milk can be
noticed.
The' First It's completed their doll I
house. They are now making a gar- ;
den on the sand table in which to ,
put the house, so it will look real.
The First A's have just about com- (
pleted their doll house. Th .ey will :
soon begin to weave rugs.
Those children in thoe Second Grade
who had perfect in Spelling for the I
week are: Louise Essinge'r. Mary
Day. Laura Maggio. Marc.,line Bar
toti. Fran k T'rap;;i m. -n'-- I tari:.
Pete.r trecht(el. (;eorgo ; l Kololt.
Thomas Cotton . Adeliti' Kluntz. t
Vivian Iluras. M ,,rretll Diket. Marie v
Louise., ( ;tion. I. t1'.n Itor l o. n I
Second A puplil \~ o had perfect I
pape-rs in spellling this week were:
Erminio A.bbottt. Ervin Ikraai. Lean- t
der C(hatelain, Thomas Fears, George i
ttHofian. (I'harl-s NorthI. (Catth.ri." t
North. and Jlames Wahil.
The children of 3rd B are making
a circus as their project for this
month. Many of the animals have
been made and also the cages for the
animals. The- children are Interested o
in t11 work and take great pleasure a
in making 'the different things for,
the circus.
The highest score in the reading (
speed test in the 3rd B was made by
Gradell Diket. and Samuel McNeely,
Jr.
The following children of the Third
A brought vegetables from home
gardens for the exhibit: Adele Fink.
Lucille Wolverton. Mildred Richard
sot. Francis Cnlderone, and Iris t
McGarr. Boys: Emerson Diket. John Ij
Schindler. John Itarton, Oda Gremil-!
lion.
In the Arithmetic speed tests the 1
following made the highest scores;
3 A: Ethlyn Albrecht. Bessie Golmer.
4 B: Catherine Quartano. Louise Au
bert, Reid Lynch.
Yvonne Kuntz and Helen Breaux,
made 100 per cent in the 4th A.
Arithmetic Speed Tests.
The following children made per
fect in the 4 A Spelling Match:
Hilrie Breaux. Celia Anderson,
Elizabeth Posey. Mary Gustiniano.
Raymond Lloyd. Aline Euper, Wil
Proclamation of Warning ,
\'HERAS o~ n April 15 1 issued proclamation D
to mariners and others navigating the waters of the
M\ississippi river, calling upon them to observe fa
governmental regulations requiring them to limit at
the speed of vessels to ten miles an hour down
stream and six miles an hour upstream; and
WH\IEREAS my attention has been called, a'
since the issuance of said proclamation, to the fact at
that these regulations are still being violated; and nS
\\'WHER-EAS is is very essential that all means W
be taken to conserve the safety of the people of F
Orleans and adjoining parishes who are compelled
to depend on the levees for protection from flood:
NO)\W, THEREFORE. I, ANDREW J. Mc- to
SIIANE. Mayor of the City of New Orleans. do
hereby issue this proclamation, warning any or all
who may violate the governmental regulations of
herein referred to that the proper United States bi
authorities will be requested to file affidavits and ri
prosecute all such offenders.
G;I\'EN UNDER MY AND and the Great
Seal of the City of New Orleans, this first (lay of I
May, 1922. tl
ANI)REW\ J. McSIIANE, a
.Mayor.
Attest:
F. C. FONT,
Secretary to the Mayor.
ti
I
Ice Cream i
Freezers
All sizes
Various prices
Duvic Hardware Co.
Morgan Street
DRINK
PA-POOSE a
ROOT BEER
The Year Round Drink t
Delicious and Pure
d
Orlgtnated by E A. ZA. tari, 1881 E
Manufactured and Bottled By
E. A. ZATARAIN & SONS
NEW ORLEAN, LA. '
3
liam Lacoste, Heleq Breaux, Irvin T
Dallam. per
Many beautiful and appropriate pic- and
lures have , been collected by the
5 B class for their class scrap book. E
Vegetables and flowers were brought IMa
in by the 5 B class for their exhibit. .Mai
Those children receiving perfect Lai
in the speed tests this week were: Chi
Reading-Ida Mae Allingham, Clara'
lBrias. ('athrin' Guarisco. Ad.liti- Got
\lGarr. Ilenry ilargis Arithmetic - is
Camille Aubert. Spelling-Allen \h
VinTt. Le.na Bruno. Mamnle Bowers.,
Hiarold P'arks. Richard Olsen. Mar- .1ai
garet I)uffy. lReginald Smith. Audrey j F
Lands. BeIrnic lloudreaux, Clara fi!
Itrias. Sanders Witherupo. Ruth Rea-, let
ney. Lelia Ituras . Edna Purcell. Ed'
(':till. A lert. laines Kennedy. I
('atherine (;uarisco, l)oretha Weid- rio
man. ir iia I orJth tho. .\ -.lin. 1 .110\
(;arr. Charlt' s .Mosholder. Francis I:,;
lturma.t:e.r. i.t-nry liuhr,-.t. ('harl"- Ali
(;uillot. Ii,,
In thin Sil nt lI.: ,ling T. -t in thin 1
nth A (rade. given dluring the past Aid
wee.k William Clasen and John Cul- Fal
ver receivi'ed the highest score; in 1hut
the Ilalid Arithmetic perfect scores a1:111
,were mae lby Samueiziil North. Florence pts
li(ue,. Violet Jordan, and Aline Le- Vi,
Ilane.
"'- 1 41 1 1 , C a r d.ri' ,l I ; \ "a " \%;e a o h :~. , ' '. ! l in a r
the school on Friday. Each c('lass ha Lo'u
its own e.xhibit in the basement and Ass
thei vege'tables and flowers grown lins
by the children themselves were Jui
Siihowi. . lar'g' variety of specimenl-t
of ,,xt , llnnt quality w\,r,, displayov, l),
This is thei reslllt of the garden
work which has been taught in the Wa
sc1hool where flowers of all kinds'
and vegetables were planted and cared lint
for by the children. tin.
The' schuoil ha,4 . -nt'r ,', tI h iii ,' (Fa' ,'n
Contest whichh is conducted by the iso
Normal S,.hool and a cre"litahl" i'h
showing will It. malde. All
Mu
ADOLPH MEYER SCHOOL. Thb
1
The "Spring Festival" on last Sat-,Lol
urday was a grand success due to Flc
the combined efforts of both teachers Gel
,and parents: a larger amount being
realized than had ever been col- nai
lected at any former entertainment. Luo
The principal thanks all who helped Ge
especially those who served on the Be
various committees as success was Ju,
due to their untiridg efforts.
On Wednesday. May :3. the school
picnic was held at City Park. Thei
children met at the school, then pro- i
setedled to the park. Parents were Ca
invited to attend and the faculty 'in
was pleased that so mnany accom
- panied the children, as a pleasant . dr
.time was spent by all. thi
T I rf
The following pupils have been I
perfect in the weekly tests of Spelling
and rapid Arithmetic.
Spelling
Eighth Grade A-Rhea Trudeau.
Mazie Ureitlino. Anthony Pittari.
Mlarion Edgecombe, Joseph Borne., g
Lawrence Stenger. Fred Collette, a
Charles Corona. 11
Sixth Grade A --Angeline Chagnard. ha
George- l)mnlarest. ltet. (';ntill. Fran- TI
cis Travia. ('Cecil c'ol.tllman, John ( ]
Whelan. IUlisse \Vattigne'y.
Sixth (;rad-t I--lMarie ('Cantin. Ethel ha
lMaron~e. William Ily .ts. 11.
Foutrtti Grade A--Mary Caruso, ho
lenrietita (;rllndlotytr. Lloyd (Col- at'
lett,. Eli.' Lass"r'. Althva Maoffet ,
Edward l'ujol. hi:
F o u rth (;ra d ,, II S id nl ,y +1a lh o - h ,
rough. Muriel t;allinghou,. Thelma
.\lnzII. l" .rnard I.aiste. Mlarguerite
o tii , . \ ina i;t a ( ; .ilt 'a lr. 1
Alit e. lilyn+s;, L.uana Ih)uma.nil. Marie t
lih.rt. Mt. rlynt Smith.
Third (Gradte A -Florance Eddy. t,
.\laa log.,rs. illtha Sinon. Laura a
lFtabiatn, mamtnda li,..rtt, I.'redaariack
iturtn . 'Mi hao l Filliol. 'a nit Sutht r- it l
land. Illtn tSutherland. l+,tonilte S r- "f
;is.. J ean e Las.i r,. ar . I .h l ebert. in
Victor l'riz. Lou.tis IDumni- nil.
Second Grade A---Antoinette Es- tihI
Harl. Helenla M'tnatc. (1pal 'Coleman. a
Louisea S arpus. I'auline. (;h,.. alyrtis gr
A\shee. Juanita Shores. Bertlha ('a.- tht
lins. Ada Fansea. aMildre.d Iltautdean, tht;
Judith P'laisanct,. Ad~am L au mnan. th
Arithmetic .r'
Sixth (;tradle A--Angalin( ('hagnard. a
I)ennis Koth. HItn ('antin. 'lisse tii
W\attign.y.
Sixth I ;rad Il-C(;latdys Grund
mneyer, Chlst-nr Sutton. Marie C('an- in
tin. 1
Fourth Grade A-Jackson Molais-hI
son. Edward IPujol. of
Fourth Grade- It- 'Marguerite Rob- I:
ic-haux. Alvin Alonzo.. Hiarold WVall.
Allan Edgacomnhbe. Bernard Lacoste,
Mulriel cGallingholaue,. Alice IHynes.
Thelnma Alonzo.
Third Grade A--Amanda IItbert. h,
Loretta Tie-rneay. Le.ighton Bergeron. aat
Florence. Eltddy. Isahbel IHahert. David fat
Gehs. Aldea Rogers. Rhea Simon. fti
Second Graude A-Antoinette Es- d
nard. Helen Monaco. Opal ('oleman. hi
Loutiste Serpas. Adla Fonseca. Pauline g'
Gelbs. Myrtis Aslthe-e. Juainta Shores. plt
Bertha Collins. Mildread Baudeah. P'
Judith I'laissance. Adam I.aumani.
McDONOGH NO. 4.
bi
As a result of the "'Milk for Health T
Campaign." milk is now being sold le
in the schools.
Judging from the number of chil- m
dren who are taking advantage of m
this opportunity, it promises to be a 5f
great success. We are indeed glad
to note how many parents appre- (i
ciate the value of this wholesome E
food and we expect to see a splendid T
improvement in the children. in
Among the visitors at the school hb
last week were. Miss Helen Whar
ton. music supervisor, and Mr. J. (l
Dowling, physical director. th
That "a scout" never flinches in the Ci
face of danger, for he knows that
at such a time every faculty must
be alert to preserve his safety and
that of others; that he trains his
mind to direct and his body to act:
and that in all emergencies he sets
an example for resourcefulness, cool
ness, and courage, and considers the
safety of others before jhifhself"'
was forcibly brought out when
Frederick Kraemer. a scout and gth to
Grade A boy saved a child from prob- st
able death.
While viewing the Knights Temp- in
lar's Parade on Wednesday night a
little girl darted in the path of a
rapidly moving automobile. Fred, in
stantly In command of himself and
the situation, rushed forward and
brought her to safety-to the admi
ration of bystanders. a
As a mark of honor, a Knight
Templar from South Dakota, who
witnessed the cat, pinned his badge
on our young hero. also remarking is
that he was a Scoutmaster. Mc
Donogh No. 4 Is justly proud of Fred
and his South Dakota pin. at
BELLEVILLE NOTES.
A meeting of the helpers was held
on Monday evening in Belleville An
nex and final plans for the success- le
ful festival of May 3rd, were made.
The children have been suppliedbi
with the five cents milk from the
Loranger Creamery Co. This is el
wholesome milk and has been 1
specially approved by the medical de
partment of the Public School. It
is well-suited to build up growing
bodies. So far, the school has been
unable to supply each day's demand
because children want the milk who
have not ordered it the day previous. C
Children should remember to order
the milk they want, the day before.
Miss Buck, chief, and Mrs. Lanier,
assistant in charge of the Public
School lunches, accompanied by Mr. o'
Schlosser chief Inspector, visited Bel- s
leville last week. Their visit had in L
view the idea of making provisions at
for next session when this district a
is to be supplied with hot lunches. tl
Church of the Holy A
Name of Mary U
BAPTISMS.
Frances Theresa, daughter of Fran.
ees Michael Donner and Ellen Theresa tl
Foster. Sponsors: Milary Schrodera
and Mae Donnelly. C
Al Joseph, son of Will Clement and 1
Nolle Lauland. Sponsors: Davis Tal- I
bot and Essie Clement.
Maurice Leonard, son of Eddie Wat- g
tigny and Edna Serpas. Sponsors:
Frank Serpas and Cecile Bogue. c
Doris Margaret, daughter of Joseph A
di Bartolo and Amelia S. Buras. a
Sponsors: Louis P. Despaux and 011Oi
vier Smith. a
Pasquale, son of George Saceo and a
Maggie Chifci. Sponsors: Frank and y
Frances Chilcl.
Mary Edna, daughter of Alfred 2
Merritt and Elfiabeth Murphy. Spon- d
sors: Antonio Manglamcracino and a
Mrs. E. P. Gullot.
en' Methodist Church Notes "'i
ng
ler. ( .C. Wier, I'astor. lkesidence f
231 Olivier, Phone All. 138. ,f
au.
ri. L.ast 'llSunday morning th.e congrt'
, gation had the privilge* of hlt.ariit i1
te, i spllbtlidil s, Inon from the lv. il
Hugh W. .laiisin. 'Irotherl Jamisoni
rd. had a gtood m'.ssuagt" from Luke ..1-11. *- i
in- iTh ll.ln ('~ hir had Ilthe usual hligh
h la , Illllci. thlllt h w\"e ilissed' s'
eral tii", e rs. At ngllh. t I 1 4 iz lih ir
hel 1adl good miiic, though some of th,"
Mut h h choirs to ht. ]ti lit, r ce. I in
l- 'it It.lld "" l .l xt Sml t yli a The 1'a -
fIt t s1 1fi" k 11 :I \,lellilll 'd hill-e at
1 i 0 1t f l'."I!1 i hl , tt.x t. Is n o t ill ,- . 1 'r, l, lV
h . V ind )I 'vi? 1 "4li1n4'l 21 -17. Thlet
ri .e S. -'akl, r 11diS,11" ,d Ih114 1i 04. story . Ii'
iiie
It a 11, a l tI o i lt Ir i,\ ll sont of ti t \il,' V
.r- , . t'r irllntli m ;itil tit' flI lo I \\shipI
' l!ul ll hra tlti t In. ,1 144 i 1 !lt l 1up n 1h41 "
fy , 'l111 WI t h4tfl 1111 1: < 4i411 1 iWn I t mit ý lll, 1
r . .l T f 1:1ik \\ _'. l' i, itl by r (;4t41. An a
ick n\ .iiing le:fililt tlul' lil l'ratil.'l'll"
r - i tl'I 1 for -- 'i ati n . Tl'h,' vl'li'4 1 aId glrip
r (of F'rmilt irnalisml was pl lasant to t. -l.
*rt, ill this life,, but las ol t stringl ..'iun:h
to l 'ii l SinE f411 r . a11 ' ittal Tl r s i . oil It
Es- th,* spoken wvoirdl was lil.-a<ant to thl '
;n. ta;r, but that 111."r., %% s b-illt one i.
tis grill that ll arlilt polter to rais fro11 (1111
ll- ih,. itur . i rnl . b. llt 11-ill. h s, V' oice .,
n1 . that lli a. trong tlnoa h to a\4 aks s trlll i t:
th, lone sl, .fl p of dr th. Iv. n tMr. thtof is
rd. f th: It cai". IIPal 1\laS itten that 1 1-ritl 1l
vsefor nIllht rWt limnl foar s1:lv ation. crt
fltr 141414rly Ity I tng hant. l-,
n- hs lunday. April te . 1922. Paltor l K.n-y.
an- infalnt son of Mirt. ansd lMrs. h alit '
t alo. jtne.r tlast the cliforzl of the onins
is-hollr of worship. the v. a. . Wir fahr.
officiating, 'Mr. Johnl J. Kenny. of I1
nll- altimlorll. Maryland .f and Misact the
Th. e niera Confren s e laponsors.
of, iees reach four yeard s I frnow in
es a Iessria that Mr. rin . rrkansn hads.
btlai n The f hr fathom er. Mr. i ssionary S
rone of that city. H had bn bedrniordden
in.eEpworth League met in the Church
vid fTur many weeght.ks and had beenariou cared et
for teplacndesrly by loving ansaction ofe
iar- ded in a ripte old ag. surreuneivd by
an. hing for the floved oneod. Te Pastor and con
line gr ,gation extend sympathy and s
es. ingrayers werthat the comfors of the gos
ab. pal nmay be very real to those who
1. mouhe rn for a dear father.
The District Conference will meet
in SlidTh ll May of Stewa transact the I
business of the New Orleans District.gue
Ith t The delegates from our Chuer St.
Serold leave Monday the Sth.unday at a.
andThe General Confmembernces arthe law urged
hil-making body of our Churchip which us.
ofmeets every four years is now rn
e a session at Hot Springs, Arkansas. G
lad The Woman's Home Missionary So-I
re- andety, Mizpah Choir and the Juniorng.
me Epworth League met in the Church
did Tuesday nighth. n the various meet
ing places for the transaction of music, stunts
aoi business.
ar- Wednesday the Leaguers received
amusemJnt. Silver offering will be
clothing for the flood sufferers. These
things were sent through the Red
Mhe Cross.
hat ANNOUNCEMENTS.
red The Catechism class meets at theknown
as ChildChurch at 3:30.ill be held the
third Sunday in May.
lis The Board of Stewards at the Pard
et sonage at 7:45.
An Friday nCabinet of this week In theague
the at the Cayard home, 241 Olivier St.
Services next Sunday at 11 a. m..
ess- leand 7:45. The members are urged
te. to be present to welcome the
the strangers that worship with us.
elens' Choir will sing in the morn
de- ing and Mizpah in the evening.
- SUNDAY SCHOOL.
in- party (character and tacky) in thel
basement of thera new Church on Fri
nho
os.i- program consisting od music, stunts
rderand games is being arranged ftor your
ore. amusemOla t. PhSilver offering will be.
ihn taken and refreshments sold.uri, Ohio
ons and othe Sunday School annual pis certainlyc
ictis sefact whifor May 13th, let's havuse usa good
c- time all togeod wither. all our hearts. From
aed Sunday School Day formerly knhas grown
as Children'ica. This groDay will be held the
thirood four-skuare on the Bible.May.
"Thleague Biblroom. All of thmembers are urged
nothing be present and the Bible" has been the
re the slognstallatin of on of Ltherase newlyrch
seleted officers will be held on Lutheran
dn 14th of this mcelebrationth atof the night ser
Tal- v Everyone is invited.
t- get a free copy of the American
or: L utheran Anniversary copy at the
Ochrch. Take onlie alon and iread it.
eph IAfter yoli have read iht, give it to an
ras.on May 14, cqiaintance so that he may alsour
el- become acquainted withas the E.origin
and gLutheran Synod orf Missourd Let peopleo,
and other Staboates. This irch.s certainlyo do
and thank God with all our hearts. Fromt
a small body our chrchurch has agrown
intoat the largest Lu theran Synod in
nAmdoesn't know very much aboinly due
and history the fact that ohur church has ever
The BAble, all of the Bible, andve
The Algiers Heral will also have
at news feature concerninlum An
niversary. After you have read your
coipy of the1 lHerald sind it to som'
friend. help along the good work Ott
of publicity.
M11t I)
And t hen do not ftorget to conle to ill
tlhe s'rvices. A spiecial service will, B 0El,
il
lhe held in oulr ('hurc'h Sunday morn- t'1 I
ing .May 14 ;iand at :::::1 in tfIA aft- t ,,
ertloon a ilass Itii'etillg of all A
Lulthierans will bei hiIld in lthe Audi- Ioori
torilllll if 1the .l*rulsall. l TeI'lli'l.
Itrillng your trietnds along. (oe of olur
rot,' s.*)s from the St. Lollis .111
illrt y is . t h Ie'du il'd 4to pr 'a h th . S tr
Illoon.
()illr yoting p.opl,' and all otlle-r>
whi h it' ' ii? lt r, st-id ill g itigillg ll l11
h4 r, with notified that tho* masschloir
for our anllni 'r'sary c '-l-tbr:ttion w ill
t1ri-4"l for, 141 h al at St. l'ttl ;
1o lrow " I 'nich 't.) "l as4t take an] ill
It h lrh I-'ritay niglht tiul ",.t k. I ii
ri '-t in this lnattl r an r id liti al.t :l
Ilti. e&( 4 I aiuse. .t k 'e it .yo*l " 1il i-1
to ,a; to 1)i" v ll'*s."llt. T10 h'a;l'I , are
11 4 4 ( u s ' r " i f o r11 " aI .s;: 4 1 ( i r " i ; t o
n( olulli.sh anything.
All tlii- chilldrlrn of our Snc llay
S- hoi i ill also dil 'dl "r a hylttn ion
this- o i n intll.
Thie 'ied ('rlos ha.s issued a till
for ' loth 's. sho s :trll I kll elt . moil"
tli- p-.ople whoi hae'' lost their ptr
sonal ,iff.'e ts in th'- fl-oodl. If y',
i an spar- ally of tIes' art ticles brine
110 l or st'l 'l h ) 't 24t 1'rdido
St rei-t-. it us in gratitilih' for divitne
plrt', ctio' h l il,-Ip the.s ' lulfort till'it'
I (l1i-- iil th.eir di.stress.
If yo are notil rieceiving th- .1Mi
. e'Icit,. our nit w" parish papi-r. lot
'yoitr pastor know aiout it. This ptr
ish papl r should reach ,very 11orn,
in outr congriegation. Andi it sithould
hl- leai. .Let every lmeltnelir of the
famnily riad it. And then give it to
-otie -ls-- to read. e a hooster of
vyoulr ichurch and the truth it pro
claims. Don't hide your light under
a ushoel.
The Trinity Lutheran society will
meet Wednesday night May 1(1. All
members are kindly urged to keep
this date in mind. The place of this
mooeeting will be announced in the
services.
H. N. G. C. THEATRE.
Friday. May 5th-"The Fighting
Lover," Frank Mayo. Comedy.
Sunday. May 7th-"The Sheik's 4
Wife." A Henry-Russell Production,
with an All Star Cast. "Damsels and
Dandies." Big V Comedy. Inter
national News.
STuesday. May 9th-"The Rowdy,"
Gladys Walton. "Winners of the
. West." Art Acord. "His Inheritance
* Taxi." Comedy.
All of
Algiers and Gretna
Invited to this Store's
13th
Anniversary Sale
Beginning Monday, May 8th
Monday of Course will be the Biggest and Best Day of the Sale,
but the Special Department Sales, which will Be Held each Day of the
Current Week will be full of the most attractive Values. IN MERCHAN
DISE SPECIALLY PURCHASED AND SPECIALLY PRICED for
THIS BIG AFFAIR.
Every Department Will be Full of Spick
Span New Stocks of Summer Goods
And you will find such Shopping advantages that you will not
only stop, at meeting your immediate apparel and Merchandise needs
for the first few weeks of warm weather but will find it profitable to
plan for your requirements for the entire summer Months.
Advertisement containing a detailed account of this big sale will
appear in
New Orleans Times-Picayune
New Orleans Item New Orleans States
Sunday, May 7th
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK FOR IT
r ~oW mm.
A'TILRAMINB AT
Foto's Folly Theatre
Mt 10S1, )g SY 7th.-I n(Ut. \1." . ar ,1
ýalhr . "ox N .t' r. Gok R.
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TRAIN THAT BOY
To know the value of a dollar.
A Savingis account will encouragJLue him in the direction of Ia
progt'ssive future.(..
ILet us talk with him I er-onall-y.
Algiers Trust and Savings Bank u
NEW ORLEANS, La.
r
BRING HER HERE
TO OUR NEW
SODA FOUNTAIN
where Ihel 1 ainti s are served just asthbe
Saro in the larger city fountains. Comfat.
F . able chairs and tables, and service Mseal
to none. We are catering to the best trit
with the best goods.
RAYMOND RICHARDS PH.t
The Home Druggist
Verret and Alix Sts. Phone Algiers Il
