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THE HERALD
SPI'H: I1IIFIi EVE:YV THURSDAY.
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Pegg) " \n llh 1 n111Itt V -it uch imleni.s
ly. *er sllV F, ather (tial.les, shose
dont4igI fs lalyol a1 tnivercouit d be
healrl i .a 4,, r, a li. h ll. t Ah a"lo end-t
at'e f religion th rtainly is s , ic in.
terfere 'sith thlat mranLs happiness.
Itoh mien-i are' ooking lhitis. Father
Ignatiu- is still th Rae e uce jovial
human fello , trhat lie was las;t year.
They were, indeed. glad to see their
old friend. Father ,arkin. S. MI. It's
like feeling the thrill of new life to
come in contact with such men.
Very Rev. Father amtis. S. J., presi
dent of loyola University; Rev.
Father Ryan, S. .f.. the eloquent
preac-her of the Lenten Services at
the Baronne street churi ; Rev.
Father iurphy. S. .Al; Very Rev.
Father Simon of St. Augus tint Very
Rev. rforules anmard, chancellor of
the diocese: Rev. Father Furlong,
manager of the Morning Star: Very
Revs. P. Wynhoven and A. Konigs of
St. nWoseph's. Gretna: Rev. Father
New York were present at the play
Saturday night and all expressed
themselves as most pleased with the
performance.
WOMEN'S RETREAT.
Very Rev. Father Larkin announced
the opening of a women's retreat
beginning Wednesday. with services
Thursday and Friday at 7::lp p. nt.
The masses for the retreat will be at
hand s o'clock. Father Larkin has
taken charge of this work and his
long experience, practical sense and
devotedness assure the ladies of the
Holy Name parish of most instructive
talks. He announces no flights of
oratory. but straight-fromthe-shou Ide r
talks of vital importance.
Next week he will give the men a
Thance to prepare themselves for their
Easter duties by preaching to them
on subjects peculiarly adapted to
them.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
last Sunday this society received
communion in a body and, although
the number was fairly good, the spirit
ual director wants that numberm
doubled the next time. The mem
bers, led by the vice president, re
cited the Litany and then sang Holy
Name hymns with manly harmony
that surplrised the congregation. The
members were surprised at them
selves. The officers. .lames Higgins,
secretary. Alonzo Bourgeois, treasurer,
were on hand, as also many prefects.
It was a beautiful sight to see so many
earnest men lined up at the conmmu
nion rail. Mothers and wives give a
hand to the prefects and let us fill up
that altar railing three times the next
third Sunday. Monday a few of the
prefects met. The small number was
because of the Knights of Columbus
ride on the Sydney. All are expected
on the first ,Monday in April.
FIRST COMMUNION.
A beautiful first communion took
place on St. Joseph's Day at the 7
o'clok mass. This was the result of
the hard work of Rev. Father Larkin,
S. MI., who loves the little ones and
who knows so well how to prepare
them for this great event in their
lives. Hoth bo s and girls formed a
beautiful and inspiring tableau as
they stood at the altar railing waiting i
for their communion. The people
showed their appreciation by filling
the church and by going to commu
nlon themselves in large numbers.
The Feast of St. Joseph was, indeed.
worthily celebrated. Father Iar-,
amie. who witnessed the scene, was
both edified and pleased to see such
devotion.
HOLY NAMLE JUI'NIORS.
Talk about your hikes and hiking
clube, the lively juniors are on and
Saturday morning will see them
marching down the lvee of the his
torical Mississippil on their way to
some mysterious place between Al
giers and the sea. They will meet at
the ti. N. G. C. Saturday at 9 o'clock,
hold their meeting until l9:3 and then
the fun begins. After the hike games
will be played. Luncrheon will be
taken on the trip and all will return
about 3 o'clock. good and tired, but
full of fresh air and a good time.
Every Junior is expected to be on
hand. This is only a starter. .More
of such excursions will be pulled off
in regular order.
LENTEN SERVICES.
Wednesday. Father Delaire. S. M.;
Sunday. Father Cassagne, S. M. Both
men are doing exceptionally well and
attracting good crowds.
Father Cassagne's sermon last Sun
day was a masterpiece of oratory.
His powerful voice was at its test and
the concave arches of Holy Name
Church are still quivering ut der its
effect. No one hearing the speaker's
pathetic appeals could resist him, and
it may antely be stated that every man
'iS.
SUCCESS IN FRANCHISE MATTER
W\:.::, it is true no definite cr tangible result was obtained from the
:. :nr of the <',onmittee of Alters iti ens on last Thursday. the Ith
is in-t. xxh (',,t:ni::o-ior.er c;irny. on the matter of redutine ferriace rates.
\ it:ie -s :s the- La:;cr ' th:e ' -onfcren, e. in 'hat it was for et!ully impressed
,.. ". C lmtmissiner t..at 'he people of Ali,' rs as a unit are opposed to the
i ;.t.n' of mtnx 1" ::i , ferry fran. hise which h.s n,,t ser\. e and minimum cost
a. :t la:is. Ti; fa: tat nat tni ipal (on er-hip of the ferries at this present
:,. ",a.- :r;l,pra tiatle x"as the subje, t of editorial ,omment by the Herald
, : '!.',' than tone oasicon :n the ;.ast. irr'spective of the fa, t that our
pI,; :. that :iiit:ately t .. :ertriis mu-t te operated by the i:y, and tnat
.t vlil stiil :.e the ;t h .i v (f Ithe Herald to ·cost for muni, ipa:!b owned and
:..:sson p" rated ::rie.. Yet the de :sixe manner in xh h: 'onmmtis
n,,'r ,;1. n:I antd C'a;t iHa.d ( (i:ipos.d of the posslt :lity of st, h oxnti-r
-chip ait !hi- t:i. -h,,;ld , t a .,,'hlusive enlightentr, int to the few self
; : 'o- p:orn:n'n ile s T- a x .e n- -t:el:nuiou-li adi' atid :ilut.l I
r I,.J 'I , w.; irs:.'p at tl.;i nit ,nth hr that had they been as :: dustrio, s in
S ;.rat--i. ."\.,th tie h :, n t \\:.o( hantdle,l the fterrv :hatter as th.y \eret
ni `- st:LZ it,:0 tI int at the last a (,lt. nt w ith their half-heatrted and ha;.
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,." 'eted ltr+::l thl. n t.':. 'x\.th ti..' Cin:i...:; nlne 'r of Pul' C ' Utilities.
S:. ,.t it:u -,:.. l .\' : ,rs a.'ain in h:, - t p.t' t. that th:* p..pl ha;\ t
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:- kin ., rious '< tL.i.. rat ,oit. .hadl , \e::Itre to i redi, t tuat xhile this
I,, ni t . .li :" a:S tiot unti:a.i.io u ly a;I tr-\.il d . , ! t ti/ens. the n.\t mo\'."
t,- it in tlhi r.-pi" t \aill t- - strti a-,Il (.-tlihi ilnt that alny Adm ini istra
, i ha\,I rea ;,. that .Alau; rs has d terii.ned that no tra ,tm :;,s's. I
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t.. t: , it .t! lat- it an , t fai' t ti " the Fifth lti-trit wai - tnot tied up
rn ti( " att+ x . a' \, t: i "\:h it h t 1 rude ser Vi e and ,i'h i a st, the. t f
, ,Im ,t : ,t o t "h(,", Ii' ' ,ad- a hand :n tht t.a'ter .a- \\tll repait.
,tH't \1 :uil a% ho i:.a:(d :1i!'l 11111fSt h y\'(e
! it fe'lin:e deternl at'd to avoid a
ae that prv: sed them :itli i a
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T'I IU':..
L.at SMldaty a "10~1' cI rwt. d as
slstei at Ihe usual iSu uay pe'rfortn
ani I', n iii it \as hlI. tat'iy Lood. 'The
511id1.s < 11hid ha .t,' 10..I ll1111-tll lhe tter.
It is st'rat.a' tilit r'pltablt'e tirtllus
shloui, ld ;Iad.v.tti<'e and prol ist'e thinsil
they ' itInnot fulfill. The next let'tre
,n th. life of C'hrist \ ill be put on
if the slides are cood only. so pay
attention to the atinouni elt'lllt'll S Sunll
day. The slides \will he 'iew\ed Ie
fort bly it commlittee' and \will be put in
onll upon approval of this coinllllittee.
SERVICES SIUNIDAY.
Masses at . ; and 9 oclok. serolllll
at 1I.::0i. baptisnls from :: to 4. Ien
ten services at 7:: t, Father ('assagne.
S. M.. preachine.
SICK.
Mrs. John Dubret. C'aliero. Charbon
net. 1Miss Susan Riley. Peter .M
G;i\ney and Mr. langwith.
BAITISMS.
l.ouise .losephine. daughter of
(;eorge Zewtn and Mary Von Ge
ne'hten. Sponsors. Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Bourgeois.
Andrew E.. son of John O'Brien
and Alice I)alton. Sponsors. Andrew
\Worley and Miss Nellie O'Brien.
Robert. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Means. Sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Means.
The lRev. S. L. Vail visited the
Lower Coast last week and reports the
cihapel at Iinme completed. The little'
building is without paint. So that
anyone interested In Home Missions
might help a good cause by providing
twenty gallons of good paint. Mulch
credit is due the people at I)ime and
vicinity for the building of this chapel
and also to Mr. John Edgerotmbe.
architect and builder.
On Friday the rector officiated at
the burial of Stewart Nichols, aged
26t years. Interment in Greenwood
Cemetery at 3:9:1o I. m.
"It is. enough: earth's struggles soon
shall cease.
And Jesus call us to heaven's lperfect
peace.
The Right Rev. Davis Sessums. I).
i).. bishop of Louisiana. visited the
parish Sunday at the evening service.
The bishop preached front Ecelesiastes
12:1. "Remember now thy Creator in
the days of thy youth." Those con-,
firmed were: Francis Sadler. M. B.
French. Stuart Gahn, Elmer Bariche
vich. Mr. Lloyd Hawkins. Mr. II. D. I
French, Carlotta Kraft, Louise Kop
pel. Edna Hawkins. Florence Borne.!
Andreas Gallagher. Frieda Edwards.
Marion North, Leah Sutherland. Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. l)avidson. The class
recently confirmed will receive the
Holy ('ommunion on Easter DIay at
7:30 a. m.
The Woman's Guild held a meeting
at the rectory Tuesday at s p. m. A
spring-time party has been scheduled
for April 17, to be given at the Pyth
Ian Hall. A "'Home Chapter" was or
ganized within the Guild to assist in
the work of the Children's Home in
Ja.ckson avenue. Again this is home,
work for those interested in Home
Missions.
On Tuesday. March 27, at 7:30 p.
m.. the Sunday School will present the
mystery play. "Lady Catechism and
the Child." This will be given in
the Sunday School room. No admis
sion. Silver offering taken. A wel
conme to all.
Lenten Services: Sunday, 7::t a.
m.. .::1" a. m. and 7:30 p. m.: daily.
N:15 a. m. week days: Wednesdays I
and Fridays. 7::0 p. m.
Divine services will be held at our
usual time. 7:30 Thursday evening
and S a. m. Sunday.
Next Tuesday evening. March 27 at
7:30. Rev. E. Schmidt will deliver a
lecture on the "Life of Luther." ac
companied by stationary pictures.
showing conditions reigning at the
time of the Reformation. Since this
year Is the 400th anniversary of the
beginning of the Reformation unusual
opportunities are offered to learn
more of it. Everyone is urged to
hear this lecture and bring their
friends also. To defray the expenses
a silver collection will be taken.
Last Sundlay Marcth I'. ierv. .ino
1. Sutton. suit. (it th' ()rphan It l '
Ilcie'. St. C'harles aenue'. ipreached
at the' !1 ,'clock hour. The di
c our'e \ .is . ll irc· 'teived allti 1 meant
i t mel ssave ito everyvone' t lhe heard it.
I tr Sutton is a -eeodei slteaker. T'he
.luniortr choir 'e' ic s 'ial nmusic that
\\as pe'rhapl: the lhst they have' r·en
t ered.
At the' night ser vice. it\. '. It . \VWier
spoket fronm liHosea :. ý 'Ephraimn is a
cake- not turned." \lrs. Sunimtiie'rs
<an . a Ieatutiful solo.
The Epworth League was 'ld by
\Ir. iLester IDunn. The One,-to-win
campaign holds cotta -e piraer meet -
infs in various homels.
Last week Rev. (C. '. \Wir attende
ed the Adult Bible 'lass meetting in
.\Alexandria.
The colngregation is ,er' mnuc'h in
terest'ed in the prost-c't of having
sutllicient funds to begin the 11e\\
church on ()Opelousas avenue in the
,pear future. There is $4,14111.114, in the
treasurery and this almount is ibeini-'
added to steadily. Surely they can
have the lonºlei for $7,nct- .le \\within
the tnext few wee'ks.
THE GLEANERS.
The Gleaners scent a miiost e'njoy
abile eveniing at the honme of Mrs.
Wells in Seeuin street on Tuesday
March 20cth. .\fttr a short ibusine-s
ýessie:Il . a llnles wce'r played, fortunes
told. and r,'freshlments were se-rved.
I)ue to the fact that St. Patrick',
[tat had iust passed. green was the
color schemlllet for the decorations and
the ices. The rooms were profusel)
dectorated with shamrocks anti the
ihostess wore a tie that had just left
ihe shores of Ireland. A game.lt'
S"Through Ireland' was very much en
Sjoyed. The ice cream was of Erin'
color. The next meeting will be held
t at the home of Mrs. Miiler in Pelican
avwenue.
THE CHURCH FAIR.
The cantata "The ('hurch Fair"
which was given Friday March 6eith
by the .Mizpah choir proved a great
t 'uc'ess. Much credit is due Mr
I Thomas for his untiring eftforts in
I bringing the play to a successful term
ination.
The ladies also thank Messrs. E. P.
Koeppel and Geo. G. llrunssann. anti
et eryone who assisted in any wa'.
WILL BUILD SUBMARINE CHAS
ERS.
Algiers Yard Now Working 12 Hours
Instead of 8. -Five Motor Boats
Nearing Completion.
Washington. March "2c.-The New
Orleans navy yard was ordered to
build at once four submarine chasers.
The New York yard yesterday was or
dered to build sixty.
Telegraphis dispatches from Wash
ington are bringing good news to Al
giers in reference to the great amount
of work shortly to be begun at our
'*Local Naval Station. The beginning
of the construction of submarine chlas
; ers. four of which will be built imme
diately at our station means a big
. start in actual construction work here.
Five motor boats are alnost com
ipleted at the station and we are told
by the authorities there, that another
set will he started just as soon as
these are launched. The construction
of a small light house tender is also
to he begun shortly. These indications
Spoint to great activity in the station
from now on.
Five hundred or more employes now
at the station will be increased from
cday to day as men are found to fill
;he positions. There are many vacan
cies at the station in the different
tratles and those desiring positions
should make application at once to
the labor board.
SURPRISE PARTY.
On Friday March 15th. quite an
agreeable surprise was tendered lit
tie Genevieve Sidna Burke at the
home of her parents. MIr. and Mrs. W.
J. Burke of 401 Pelican avenue. A
number of her little playmates and
'friends gathered for the purpose of
celebrating the second anniversary of
her birth.
Kindergarten games were played
'and delicious refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. Burke. Quite an enjoy
able evening was spent. The little
honoree received many gifts from her
friends.
The following were present: Gar
nett. Stella and Odette Le Blanc, Lil
lian and Irene Gerretts, Amelia Burke.
Julia Dupuls. Charles Gerretts. WIl
liam and Delocky Burke and Sidney
Dnputs
HERMAN HALL SUCCEEDS
H, D. EMERSON.
NEW ORLEANS LOWER COAST
RAILROAD MAKES CHANGES I
Mr. i!.r:l.an !!.ll. fornm rly ee-ralr.l
-li; errnt( nu-int - t: the. Leui-lad
So Il' l rn tallrnu:tl w hi h te;..-rate
the r,,:td tro::. N\i.-" t)rl,-ans to the'
low.ir ai- t Ton ti i ea-it bank ."f the
.i --t --ippi. h.- (-- ,in ,l ,-,te id t ' suac
ced l're,-id.nt it. It. Emr. -r.,n of the
Ne\ w (rh-ar.n- Lon,.r oas-t It. It. for
min rly th. G;rand I-le It. . t
M r lti!l aill taki - u .i-- ihar-.- ''
the road on April l-t. w hen. it i- tat
ed. !h.- road woulld hb ;.racti 'ally r"
built and marny of the ant icipatied i:n
i rov :i,.nt- which w+.ere .-chehdul'd i by
the -. ndicat,. w ill be, made
No doubt other (-hange. ' Ill be
made - ith the ;.rrii al of a n-ew man
a tl:in t. and the \.lgiers foilks andt
the deni-irens of the loiw r ioa.t-t will
be mutually elatedd.
The New ()rle.an- Loner I oast i
It. lmeians much for our ton n. and i: I
turther di.v",lopnrtont % ill h.i a cr.-,,t
bentftit to, our nmerchtnt- antld iiti en
ALL-OF-A-SUDDEN PEGGY.
The it. N. (;. ('. lall has " o.l"n :antt t
inter. s til" pla s but; s.ido nt h:t. it u
bieen the s. nlle of - u1 lh ;ia htt h la -
ln (c d|y a s .\ ll- t a s.u d d n 1 l'. . . "rT i,,
hall .'as packed io ith, .- olors. tnil
m a ny ""V""1 :ro 1,1 N .w (rl ,oto  had to
lbe turnel-d at. rV. Ih its 'i k , i, ,I
uWwil for the ,ualiti of tlhet' play and
th- loyalty of our people ti a godi
S(' II< . 'Th e l ,r ~, : ld ile n .". W la s ill- 1
f'eed :' _o'h ineu i tribute to the /,tl ,lt
Stheir pastor. th- hard work of :h" i
av ,d -iste'- :ila d the dl, " fot,.Ini.-- oi f
.NioI with r. .atisd to thei, nar)i- -
it it ,as a i ,tcas of lde-alil ito. ith it . l-
h iM e h .il bd d la d ie ' a nd = .ll t|-ti n -.. tn
att,'llpt wouhi be liad," to Lick out 1
individual itel'ut s-is. for fiar of oIffinld -
i somit . but itas such is notl the ia-"-.
tIt attili''t ill ,it- madi i at -ay itne it
Ifew words of praise to the indiliduals
of a aist that did siutih spl-tndid woirk
All of coursie had notl the. samte op
porttuniti-"s and ther,-fore had not the
ichatnces to display thetir tale llt. leal- '
ors take notice that th t w\ riter will i
avoid usint the, word hi. .tronic. w hih
will hie no easy' task. fir no amateur i
write up seems tcompl'ete without that
most anIt ietnt word.
Raymond Richards, one of A\lgiers
filnest ount wenI. made a giood Jack I
Menzie-s. Ray tond is d ielo.ping a t
beautiful voice. which. coupled- with
his handlsome ph: siqnu- and appe-ar- .
anre. mlakes it natural and easy for r
hinm to lease from the footlilthts.i
Master Ned Whitmore is mach like I
Th,'o Roberts. he tits any part and
plays them all well. and in the small
part of Lucas h' aicquittiied hitnmself
with credilit atnd savoir faire.
Sften Miss (;ladys Mt't'uen for a
first iappearance playedil the hliumible r
character of Jalne awith an assuranic- -
espit-;eakinl of longer e-\Jpeirient'e.
Miss Mabel ('io:,ait\ as the lion i
Mrs. ('olquhoun to ok oft the meoddlle
s;- e ;s nlt ,body wxith dash and -embar- !
ral-sins Ti-rsistenci. Otis- ( l:ire ('as
sid l as lion. Mili.ent K eip Il \as p -i
f-itly at homrn,. and her ilItar well
modulated volice and chi-rn in appear
ante won for hier th he arts and thi
appulat-.e of all who appreciiate ile'.'-i
loveliness.
(oh thou Mary Collins. your Mrs
O(Mara was Mrs. ('Mara. that's all.
No one eoud ilt lrovie on it. There
was just einough of broigue to remindil
one of the character. and to please
the ear for no one can deny that a
little toiuch of the brotue is most
pleasing at tines.
Mr. V. Barras in th'e difflitult role'
of Majr Arthie l'hitps. ritired officr -r
anId sotlewioat on the dahi- n ttrade. and(
most an\ioltts for the good of the
family "'dont -h,-r kitw." played his I
role so niturally and so smoothly that
vry fetr suspectt-dt how difficult a
part it was. lis "for the goIod of t ho
family rlways brought rounds of ap
plause. Mr. IJ.M (('ioskiy. as Anthony '
Lord ('oakieitborpe. was uip to his ol t
<tandard and tertainly amtsed the au I
dient-p with his ludicrous remarks
about a (--rtain moss that grew 'he t
anatomty of some jh-uliar spider, t
lionel .\dams as lion. Jemmy Kop
jie. was good, but onli in spots. l1th
showei flashes of his ability every
onct in awhile. hut he was handicap
ped on accoiunt of not bin familiar
enough with his lines. This was in- f
deed infortunate. for he cirtaintly has
thi talent to have made a great sue
ei-ss ot his intttresting part. (
It remaints now to say only a fi-w!
words in favor of the two young la- I
dis who played the parts of Pieggy
amie .Morrisotn as Ple.v. Cornelia -
Murphi as ilady ('oaklenthorpe. Only I
a few worlds will be sufficient for the
alt)re(iation of the audience ought to it
convinc(e these young ladies that their
wiork was of the highest dramatic or- r
der. With most difficult roles to han- a
dle and with very few reohearsals the.
went tlhrough their parts with such
naturalness and understanding that 1
one entirely forgot that they were act-
ing. Indeed thi work wo as followed
(los-ely hi the audience and repeatedly l,
loudly applauded. Miss Morrison's "
change from one emotion to anothter
was most effective and her well train
ed voice responded graciously to the
many variations demanded to express
the sentiments of the moody Peggy. '
Miss Murphy, full of life and action.
was the subject of constant (ommeqnts
of approbation throughout the delight
ed audience.
Great credit is due to Mrs. Rankin -
-and Mr. Barras for their intelligent
and effective coaching. And right
hare parents and friends of the school
it Is not out of place to call your at- t
tention to one fact that stood out bold
ly in all that work of our boys and
gIrls. was the clear, well modulated
voices and intelligent interpretatiomi
of their lines, which facts are the re- I
sult of daily practise in elocution by
up to date teachers who know how to I
teach both elocution and music. An
accomplishment of this kind is of an
unquestionable value for any young
man or woman in these days. From
every point of view this entertainment
was a success of which all may well
be proud of the actors for the clever
work, and the spectators for their gen
erous response to a good cause.
Since our people appreciate such
good plays, more should be given in
order to counteract the effects of the
trashy plays that are so frequently (
stased, t- u
NOVELTY SHOWER.
a)n T':2.-dLy niL'ch\ \I- . a:.
and .Ant., atartil:a . - t . ir. -a .
1ove''ly -ia we,.'r in huonor t .%li-- ..:1 ',
;taus i t;ho'- :inarral; e to I. I nithol :.
oidona "ill ; ' lt-letJrata-d . ril . h h
T h ," hb .u- , w l - :ht aut u1:u ly d,-. ira d , d
jith Eiast.r hllh, a;nd ;ink r, ..-'. th,
tlor chet.rnc tain-. ;ink and a hi:
i-Each gu, st rc-.',.ivad a li'tle, '.a-..r
ha-1;,," t lit-d with e C - u- as a '-oi iiri)
and the- honL:,rce re, ,iv, dl the, th , la
cr of the larcge wrddine cake on whi, h
was a mtiniature stat'ite of libtr:,
\\'"h n the' bride a-l a entered she
:is showered with ::;inv handlr,,.
.and useta'l 'ifts.
.\.:. n- the- del(rations was a I',
\,: ' isk'" as i ti, the c.hand ,lia..r
i-ac'h =ut st pull,'d a ribbon and -: #
,iP,d hber favor. Mi-s Edna V'eri t
*'il ua i : k u es(' ''-ful in aetting th-- I
drim.'. Miss IBeulah Borne. the+ thi:bll". (
:end 311: Julia Birney. the( rinar.
lailnty re!tre('hinent ware s,-r\
during the, crurse' of the aevaning
Those ,resent w, lrea M iss, Annia I
•'.nd .Miano •' M artinet- . l.lllv and l a..n I
' a-s-i. Katle ' Pit/; atric'k. .\nA i lina a
ltiard;an .1u1l, iti ties Ru!at and H ,- I
lah. l-'tht- r Yuratic h. Ela A b ,tt..
.\dl-le' anti Rita lt(ous.,-laot. N(ttie- War
l,-v. I-.na V'r- tiaitl. and 'Th ,klaa I rn.
hKrter
ROBBERIES.
'Twenty tie t o(: copper Lutte'ri: \
wa:, stoln troin the .\l ier- Ilist illin (
',amipanyvs plant Thur-da'. It is val
o-id at. $1i.
\ thief ,ntetreada thIe roomnl 1.. 1'.
('), ao(alli t2 at 'a. t aallr' at - tle, .
t,a -I ala-' a iit a it :l; lit aii' an' l.\ , r t \ai ti
a'i at I1. T lei' a ait'lar . .:s r'I, "tal,
taa the. p ,li, ,. }
' ' the" t aaI i a ', .a\ - ,ra aa '.'d i,'
ela.nry {a}ea!,a-n1 t . 'ifi". t .'\itlaiinti'c a\,lI
au-, tie Corpora l TIra"lila al thae iKihth a
laal it, t polaia'ce. -'rital.a T"ho' mia .
ada-Ar ed fi ra ae; I ,in a ) rilte al' ,',lt
i.- yard Iseii tltaa l'ohursdiay nilghi.
.adih r Ii:.. hnl - n, at a alr'. . ak f Wa,
' i s r .- , I. ln a r 1 liaila . t u n dl It a
:irls' i ,r'll tl's stanh linra in Iront of thi
home late' \Vaealne'sday night and inot
tied the Eli2 hth precinct ;solice' of the
tait early Thur-day imoirning. Patrol
mana Sabrie'r investigatedl and took
chtare of thae machines. which weare
identitield later by ir. ('. V. Kraft. of
.,aL'i Verret str et. tor whom Ithey were'
turned over. The bikes are believed
to have been stolen some time 'Wed
nisdal' fromt the garage in the rear
of I)r. Kraft's hiome.
Another attempt to rob the confet'
tionery of Mrs. M. Goebel, corner of I
Verret and Alix streets, was reporteda
to hal\e baeen made bietween ta o''clock
\VWeldn'sdlay night and a; o'clock Thulrs
'lay aaorning. whllen an effort a s I
made to pry olw'n a window opening
into an alley, the gate of which had
heen left open. Mischievous boys are,
usts''aated.
lti,' hlea thiev'es are still busy in .\Al
<il'ar. aa'aordiing to thea Al.:iers poalice'.
who ha;ve just ri.po(rtaed the theft andrl
rafaai'avrT raf a I'rainier niatake bike frairn
ien, yard oaf Pruncis Sadiler. :,": Olivier
'reet. Ther mac'hinia daisapipeared Sun
day andIa \ias loc)(ataed Monday in ieos
sea'siaall of a nia'roa na;llOd Charles Car
!, r. 1 ,. of Elnirat avenuera and Newtaon
strat. \\iih was ridinr' it at Soniat andL
ia'rar(et stre'ets. S;adler identified t h,.
laikae and ('arter -w.as charged with la;r
LOCAL BOYS.
The following was contributed by
a friend of The lherald in New York.
I'he news of Algiers boys who have t
entered the marine life. soime of whom
are residents of New York and oth
er rst our town:
T. .I. Wilson of Neaw York. but well
known to auhny in Algiers, has sever
al, his connection with the Standard
Oil ('iompany.
Jamris Mahoney of Algiers is again
back with the Morgan Line.
Hob ('urren has accepted a respon
sible prsition in the Marine D)epart
mnent of the Clyde S. S. Line.
E. I). Ilotard is now returning to
New Orleans on the S. S. Proteus at
te(r a succaessful trip from Chille and
various poinlts.
Johnny Schroder is running he
tween New York and Galveston on
the S. S. El Norte.
Hen Pord's ,nany friends in New
York hope he will soon be back at
'his position.
P. E. Murtagh. a prominent young
man of Algiers, has just returned
fromn visiting several cities in South,
-I:erica. among the cities he visited
•vere Baenos Ayres and several cities
ron the west coast of South America.
IIe tells of his terrible experience
passing the Straits of Magellon.
Ernest Vezinn of Algiers has ac
cal'ted a position with the Morgan.a
.ine.
l.ae Schrodler of Aliiers has arri\vedl
'in New York.
John Mooney of Algiers has just
retaturlaed from Meaditerannean ports
and has juslt arrivedl in New York af
ter daring the staltmarine zone.
lJoasrph tlehert has returned to New
York after visiting relatives in .\I
giers.
J.lohn Mc'(c'arthy has left for Nev ()Or
leans as sarcond assistant engineer on
SS. S. l'roteus.
T. 1). Nolan is now chief engineer
on the S. S. El Siglio.
Iow larris, fornmarly of Algia'rs.
ibut now of .lersey ('ity. is conn'cteda
with the Lunckcnback S. S. Line. on
S. S. Antiles.
The O'l)owd Eagles have reorgan
ilzed for the coming summer. They
meet at the oll hall on !9th avenue and
14th street. The Eagles are comlpos
Sed of Algerines now residing in New
York.
William Hiantel of Algiers has re
signed as second assistant engineer
on the S. S. Proteus.
J. R. Healy has returned from South
Amerlea after a very pleasant trip.
Arthur Lauman is connected with
the Panama S. S. Line.
G. Hlerbert is with the I)u Pont
Powder works at Hasten. N. J.
SJLIGHT BlAZE.
Fire at 2:10 o'clock Monday
morning started from an unascer
tained cause In the double cottage at
1001-03 Opelousas avenue, owned by
Widow Joseph Fisher and occupied
jointly by Wiliam J. Brown and Ar
mand Roussel. The building, val
ued at $3,000, was damaged $150.
Contents of the Roussel home, val
ued at $700. were damaged $50.
Only slight damage was done to the 1
contents of the Brown residence.
McDCNOCGi 'Nc
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th rlr ('I. n. Kai rl l Ro si.--;,:ir .
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en( hin e I' attalan.a',). I r,';i . "r , r.
nha Jh r l . , s .ih ra .tr i t IHu . k t il
4th r;ad' It i' n ui' lt r, :. ! ,i..
l)()|-.I. I l art.- eikit -thu r. h;II
U e, I.,wr-" . \r a 1 'har'l,- :'
Will.na wiow h a at lan s f.1
an,'. 1{,'=II+ W ! Ktl , .lrh , re
. I Ijhn Itir i:. I\', hi r' l'tiaL r). lue -
\V l I(, ?rto n . thh.l l 1.x th i , . \ t r. ' ,
hrlilr t. I.;ah l \t n :. M i . , - 11 t Il .r \1 : ,,
*'l'(r', H'nri r' Vk,<r , `.
T 2al, (t'· 1 IIl lt. rdil. Sa tll.dkr , h* , I
l. . i. \.1, \ i'ra d h - . \ mn'n tt ,, .o h tl n-,",
Suthe rland, I l. n \h lb .rt. t ' hat!t
\:'tkhkl lilort- I1lk lt, les-ther .tirli '.h
()relia .hI rdlnl . Ii ath.nri. n Rt Ta -t::ira .
'aulin ' \'at(,rlich. hic - ,in , ,.I i -
"amillr' ('()ttant.
':rrd (;r-,d*' ft ()ristil]( -it, h ,il,
Ric nhard. Farnr t 1i4.ht .r. ik hLe, ,
Ia IC. h.ithr oi n 'l. Ali.~ \uthei' -
Ilutird. Slid ia .h ni . hl.'l, !,<
liarv,.y. Kialtily r \\e ithtrn,. the 'ir
o\ richt. i.Ir'ai - Iu i i al .lnt . vFe l
n .", I l' . aI..I , -, 'l'ri i lin . a.\ . l .t h , s h ro
ind 1irke \ i l, 'interan Iik t, The 1
:.1a 1 1t1/. ItR land (l 11 ul h. . All n (lUIll
gl t. riwa.i T,:he ih. Ir lolnds .Int : i
1 i arfit .rits, iPl l c rk, Itid it I IliaIn to i I irti
Ihool ,. r liam nho \w er. tui th tliildnd .
\ \W a lt '-r 't .I-. iia r d . V io l t ( ;G i it h ri' ' a li
I ,,- iv ,'rt .lh rd e n . 1 i hlre d \1t1 In i()-h .
\lhi e liailly. Tn hails Yldbn, Ed\\.rard
'il'ox.
r..Second l;rai B Dorothy iari thi
vic'h, Ililda li .ston. al critta lBu ria
t'r. ttzoina ihks. Alice Ilibbens.
\I/l\.%14H S( I K 'IAI. 1.11 .
On Wedieday. Marlch 14. the
MI.onarch Social Club held their reg
ular monthly meeting at the home
of the Misses Munsterman. Several
new members were taken into the
club. A special lmeeting will be held
of the Misses Mnnsterman. 313 Se
-guin s 'treet. The purpose oi this
inlerting 1will bie to dsllcius plans for
a ,.raytish ride. All members are
urged to attend.
CHARTER
ill \It o F. I \i to1 \ t d U< e11 I'AN1 .C ,
INI.
:i·tlk l ae ''w TIsIIt '. tit iir Vt enlTti hr l.I
"r .1 .1id i g and ri-tfo d iri. A. 1),ir
: c 1 a, ,, i, l of t heI 'l ,i , o f t th e t '-"sr l l
q' I, l ilt :'slii- -ei l ee iT :ih' C1'i tl e4,'t
I. c in h, e "1 1.t+il t I t u trr-Tned, perslIn
"r., a't a r n , , u, !e er1unt' st"crh l ed.j
1 i 1t lawftul .Ier. a wi . deTcl.' ed that, oa .!
iK tm-l\es o f st :.tw,  f t'ee d State rl
Sir,- tiii lrt..or lln, itn of lporrlorntionr in
-'t~k2 , - ".i ..and p- v1h' d. they hertel
, e t , o i, '- e ml e 'lvt, their ",u tce
- .i ,'r .llh In i .1 :1 t ,, rin + a cOrporatn;n,.
r''ler thI . :l 01 h nd St4 inlan ttnt Ollo
ti wihich thot l ert'l y .ldpt al their cltr
ter. tr -, I:
.\ tclh I Thr .lame and title of th: ,
l",.)tt?',+' -)  He M orse Lah ,rat:,ry ( ,'1n
pa r,, l ,.. and ,v its c.rpl.,rate Hans, "!th
s-it .rp|r , :iln ,h0l1 have and ernlov al!
Her rillht l, pw l'rs, pr hvlerges. and advan
•ge . rant-: l by 1lw to c.rp)ration+, includ
'Ilg th e | ,,,w e "i t o ' lle y zd t e na n ty c4eT 1 -' I
,n fr .' full trrm Iinl ptrlod i l went,
- - -" ' Ir n t i UI ' d it0 hi' re i ; t con trac' l
itmrIate ,, 'l i',c lc, under 4 tT corpnrall
S , r eI ''" . T 'l r. ie r +llt n a l , nTo d i m ixT'.i i .
0' l " 1.. * i mOil 4 ielll, direl l' "-.
;'\ re4irr. ,it:o hike ,I'nd eitahTI' h Ii
- '" iTT,' , TIec " rv a ni
.\'- ,lh'- I I.-The d u ,I. f the c,)rpora
• , '-all hT IIP tht . iTI ' : 'it New odrlean-.
a.- l l an L dou r-t egl l i all ' tIaCtion an'!
, r ag Tl crdct- IThall ade bserved kin hl
p il-ld nto . ,in t i Ti y'a - t l t ill'S a b s e n Te o r di t
A r'l:tc, ,i the . capit, rv-realstltr theref-i li
;" the ast' r ,heir, ,e iviu ed, a n the sh cred
A t I,. II T[ e sh alject and purpo i a fa
iarh th'i cuedti n i farmed and the nia
"ll ,ill Iht. Iin1hlii-i t- ) 11y carc tr d ITn 1)y i "
-i rtahn -h'cl l I1 tfu lhe a ! fo)llTw-:
T, , 'at<e a ni t op-.e n -hya ic'5 l and them
-.s la'e, -a n, f ;arer yzing and tb.til g
-at. o ,,t.. be mad ethcr on t ,e r lialk1 ofn
clr p , raioi , i ,1ul . s ilgn d , by thnerTl c', ittn I
E e , !. ,t holdt"e othll -e the IrghTTe i
'-li all 'It' rany porlin d o t narti eh"l STh tr
".,Tdi .f th co, pr- atlo ,he artsclh' cnd'm
Se-ti'n wand po suchr ning ttr Tand ,hratori
ar, e -- a see f ir, and wit rify tint',r l er-cc
-' -. ,i t - f enmb t kh'r'r , dnt' ''.1
lianty I rel f:ly to a id t i l a' y i1 1 0r '
firt- o er e i -n writ'e ing ,l r a period .ipfT tt,
suc sharest of stock ro theotherni'i the wakhil
f the corpora.tion, in,-. , potho r t;, hert . -
peti,,e, holdings, throughI the seretary
treasurer for scil re tay, ithe of h di'
.idd. who ,"r all mailr , dli vr tno al , the
stokholderns writn not nithe r eofwth,.in
stockholders written notice thereof within
"'Jt
y to
"t arry 1,"
, "'S f
upon
.ti ' . .e.tther.
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. 1 'I -yer . i ' .
Svi : e oftt
Si. the board3t
t" ., N-. t e rt
I I :d mt eeting y
"e : . . tr i tan at tbe
, a i - a i lth e t rt:ck taolde
S he : ':- - 1 ,-~ ' "ih:i: Charte r th eC lt
y " : 'g ¢- by law, bot sail
." " - , d by tattntin u i conser:
,i " :'," -", ":.~ ~N ,hl -,la. off May of ie
1 1s)'at ' '1 1' 1""f :d on :the aStf
\\tlt l t t, 'lt.\ ,-I ci eh sutcceedin yel t
;le cat4 . t.' i ' 'I i, t,s ot ten a. i.
e ,*n, , 'v . , n , i' r or between suet
h: 7, . ,,- t-` ,:, a, t:xi', by the president, a
. s ~,,t ' deu .:- ner~ i fti. r the election of d
i, r'ot ' 't.ck I c ,o!ld, and the directors
t" r:rd -!,,! ,,''r 't up to tiue dischage o:
P t i:; d.lTl ' i'ti'fd'l .teiy after their cli.
end ":1 14 3it tinue in office fo"
,: . v, ' . ... t lhei 5r tuccet"or are eklected
. j' h li t,'d S i:| rI , tion shall be by
.1 , :,:,,I h l'1 he conducted at th
T .T,, ." " ;.' ra'::lln, under the supern.
S , . (. i t ,, l nl: n O iof electian
t h . 'd iio "t'' :kh ideisi, to be ap
P ,;, :,,I y :. ,.r d of directors. Notice of
- h ,: " all !bi given to each stack
' t " i ett- addres.ed to him san
, - i,.'t knwn post office address
' t ."1f Ir r by the seen
S. :' , d ' dlc tifteen days be
i': ' , , I :ar g I : l.va)s and legal holdiays
,. . ::rice may hlie waived by
:,:. f ll :: stockholdert
I. " " k i-Ld ri::mtle its holde:
: .. ... , . , . , r c! i lc :: ,In. e:ther in er.
S , 'it no '.tickholder shall be
e 'tti I . :e" p ,an in hare, that have
I 'l h: n athii tw.o days pire
it ma 't :ty of the votes
-e t . . i"' p , ~ ': l r tmt n y election shal.
re <t| ' a t, ,; , ttuts .in tiection.
t. " , 'tI . meeting or :t
. i ihe dao specified ia':
n,," , l, e ,tr in any way affect the ee
,i ,.,. direct,,rs then in onb
l n in , ,r' until an election shall
it ,,,s"' tine fixed hy the board of
S . ^ ', d ,'f d,:I':irs shall at its fira
-1 ,,; .tlt. ' fr ,om 't, num ber a presidert
SI .tary -treasurer, and may elect a
' , f the corporation, who skll
ti l r 1ilt thei succeeding annual glee
1% t i ri ' i'ucesors are elected aad
, 1 .i, each hoard of directers ay
id, aIpt iflnt such other offetrs
,it'',-. a: itnd ipll ii , who need not h
i. .,l :-. , ,hl .'' : rs , as the board may
e n pii er, fI-I a tt'rml not to exceed tk
.' r -eI: ,r ,i:uan l election. The bard d
I ... tr- ra tx and determine the peo ers
. I Id.lt,'- .f e\crv officer. agent and a
; .,vr. .~. ' ahIst. -,rend and repeal suck by'
l. '. - rT lI. and regt lationS as are nol o
. i with ir Inconsisltent itt the Ia
ir t-s chi ter or such eby'-W le dl
•t -t ,,. ,,,,- , ;,y be adopted by the sai
h ,hi,. -,! ,nay at any time divide the
,: -t', <t i' tit'a':ea urer and elect r d
:he. t' n 0i:" 't trIasurer, and a WecnUrt, i
. , , !,,' a -t. ckholder or director.
, :ler the" h .·'l of directors ur the "
'", ",i :h1s I'cithIt'.IiiIln shall have tker'
,',r adiltlitr;' t., t i.-'ii' any bonds of this 0'
S , nr to sell, nmortgage )( r dO ilOl
i '. f :i :1i]Ip v. o'f the capital nlta
,, 1 any . contract, or any
' I- Ii ' " y titi' preoident Id k
1.', ' Th- ct? i" incirpolratio l
.It st'' 'It it ;ilit f it) <,f :!ii whole capital 5t5
+iJrm tnIt:w g if the stockholb".
S e',,,II fr u"l purit pore, afterk j
o ' nil ioil h lidayo inCt
ih stkh, I er at his lr
-. I-tit' a~ltre-'s whith notice 5f
, '.i.,,-i'I'.. ,, c,,nsen t of all L
, , , , ; ,,'-l,, f.r the contla
rati-rn. not
, ." ' · ' , t t nrie of 0Pc '
reidCrif thiS
unpaid bhala
, l , ,,-., . , inato t is4. '"
' ,' , ,L of e' "
I " " qu d sc ,
h Irs, a ll
'i n e p itai w er !
I ci i , i tr -'al' cc, ;, au4
" " " ' t en. . Ar thr Se t
aftr dorer te
Ic" ,i o, f.
i f itti 31 cshell IC ,'
, i. i .,' itly recorded ii
3e 6, . ro t -
," L 'Starc ,R 1Q17 D
I, II II J SRtDn- Dy
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