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THIE HERALD
IPt BIl.Lif-. l -.VlRY Tll kRSDAY.
ner i tt r t ' P sti rt:e at N,-w (Irleansi as
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Fath .r erohn's ,hullr'h.
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was a11, it gul"t 1 F" i t'h 'r f a t11 kin's
.Manday. lie "as ; ust r'tti u ll 1no "
frolll I'Iih!adep+hia, v. h,.r, heI . ai ln .
pr a ' a. i"il i et't l ' o('; t ;Heal tar im
whoh, vsek at St I-Edwaou flit. ('on
feo. '- The hilulti it s tilld to
airrir,,.ing ,;'-. iiv Iia t l vAn v at'rv rae
f two tlhousand men wras maintainea
during the w hoh t .eek. Int \Monday.
March t9, wass the 1. I 'atri-k's Iay
-ele'lration. at a hiih lie' was til'
princiipal si,;iakeir ((vei' three thoIl -
sand lieopi " wiare llrse lit ;tii several
hundreds were tlurneid away. lie will
gite antother llissiilin to t!ie. in W'icks.
burg this week. Ie ius a willing and
sueine ssaul eworker and Iis ambiiitiont
is the welfare' of his dioetse. Altl his
tilune. nergy and re-velles are . de
voted to this noblel plurpose.
I.ENTEN .SERVICES.
The women's retreat was a great
and gratifying success. F:ather lar
kin was. indeed, pleased at the re
sults of his effeorts. The women re
sponded in large nulnbers at all serv
ices, especially at the communtn ion.
Sunday's c.ommullniln wtas one! f Ithe
largest in the history of the church.
It is to lie hoped thlat the women il
enollrage the tenn for their mission.
Mtany a man stayed home with the
young ones last week who had not
performed that noble duty in a long
while. Now it will be the ladies' turn
to helpt the men to fill the church
from Wednesday toe Sunday.
MEN'S RETREAT.
Men of the Holy Name of Mary
Parish, four days of this week are
set apart by your pastor for your spe
cial spiritual benefit. He has ipre
pared for you some straight frotm
the-shoulder talks. lie will not
throw off his coat or break chairs.
but he will tell you truths of great
importance to you in a manly and
forceful manner: in a manner that
cannot fail to appeal to you.
All men are requested to become
apostles for these few days. And let
thosei who are not accustomed teo walk
alone leave tihe young lady home for
a few nights and pick a maon on the
way, thus the journey to the church
will not bee so lonesome and you will
help to fill the church.
The different societies are urged to
be the leaders. The Holy Name So
clety is especially requested to be on
hand for these exercises and for the
communion, although they had their
communion a couple of weeks ago.
The K. of C.'s. C. K. of A.. the tiber
nlans, II. N. (1. C.. seniors and ju
niors, all should get together and
give the good example. All the lead
ing men, professional and others, are
especially requested to be present.
The servk-es will consist of rosary.
sermon and benediction on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday at 7:30.
Sermons by Father larkin, S. M.
Masses will be announced at the
evening services.
PALM SI'NI)AY.
Blesing of ipalms at the 10:;tO
'clock mass. Palms can be secured
from Louis la Hare. Everybody
should have a palm at that mass'and
hold it in hand during the blessing
and reading of the Passion.
Everybody should also be supelied
with a New Testament or a book
havin the Passion and should read
it with the priest.
Other masses at 5. 7 and 9 o'elo-k.
Baptisms from 3 to 4.
Illustrated lecture at 3:30.
The last of the illustrated lectures
will be given Sunday at 3:30. The
subject will be the eonclusion of the
Life of Christ, the Our Father and
the Rosary. Last Sunday's lectuire.
though somewhat long, was enjoyed
by all. Next Sunday's will be much
shorter.
CONFIRMATION OLASS.
Examinations for this class will be
gin next Sunday at 4 p. m. The
solemn communion will be April 28.
Confirmation May 1.
SICK OF THE PARISH.
Pat McGuire, John lIeahan. Mrs.
John Dubret, Mrs. Young, Miss Susie
Riley, Hamilton Aubert. Homer la
garde and Mrs. Cafiero.
H. N.N. C. C. DRAMATIC CLUB.
Encouraged by its last success the
H. N. G. C. will again try its hand at
entertaining its friends. Hence.
under the able direction of Mr. Valery
Barras, the boys will put on "Hazel
Kirk." a four-act drama of intense
human interest. Most of the cast has
been picked out and rehearsals have
already started. Be on the lookout.
friends, and come and be entertained
and help out M. 1. A. talent. It's
good. You'll enjoy it.
ALTAR BOYS.
The rehearsals for the complicated
.Holy Week ceremonies will be on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings at o'clock. All are re
quested to come to these rehearsals,
for only those present will be allowed
on the altar for the holy Week cere
monies
lie sire' and heed this. large and
small. tir I asit ivsely no isey who shall
Uot hate srtcte'd at these' rehearsals
till ire citac n a - hianee to lierfornm dur
lisg lea0, tnlt it days
li' eel. hand .-a.t retay morning at
¶4 o'e-h-k S.nmte'htnar i 1ll be doing.
KASThKR Ela; hUNT.
Attention youeg ees° A real.
gesuine e& htbnt will take phae on
WILL FI-FGHT FORK OUR STAIIViN
s-naltor lroussard's recent r-velations of naval expeditures and appro
p:' 1fsl. hia hi'he all(d an ()Outratze and PIbli" .-'andal." should stir to
a, tiln not only our "Naval Base Committee.' whish has had several years'
trin, in whii h to do somnelthini, but it should also stimulate our delegation in
Sn ,'j'eicss froui lAntIrisiana to 1-t sonmelhini for th.,:r constituents.
In his atllddress before thle Asssciation of commlercl'e.' a few days ago he
t,,:, 0n: ps-,,ph, that out of an appropriation of fi\e hundred and thirty-tive
n.::'ii, !! dlllhtrs for naval l-\p'nditures. No.' (irli-ans aoiuld receive not a
-r:ll ;ra, tion ,of this anmo:nt. whi'ih is the hlargst ever made b. our ('on
s.- i tor B" ' sarst it his :4 sil''ss .4lo said: I ha'e bivn anxion.s to
to. ...y t i d at T s i. -tn-t": sn i.sis. Ws' ha've b,.'sn workinli on tine
S;,"+ y, t,, s .- ine, , jiIl., a ind at 4i>- t ( e l rantsrntel ill say'iln that insteatd lf
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= It1 i l el ll' 1 thls is ito e all i ftti ,lll o ll
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, t ' . i an ll il re fre .shl lnt'r ts %\ ill it
serve'd at popular prit es. lThis is a
is ti,,it for Father I',-tit.s -.ntil ,al ie.
I uit . .1ll( 1 hiatp.
IIAPT I SMS.
i 'hr lol iheir Jl W illia .. lon of i I. It
./.ti iClt4n anal Annli ie I ,e: but. Sp ln
,'ors. \\'illi.rnl Z rine nel arnd 1Iiiss
N ,IIi, I erleort.
t \lls r l s,.on of Ric.hard lohnsonll. L
al tl i'retle l tiras. Sponllsors. lon
liohnlon and Pearl tliras.
i n Tuesday niglht the Sunday
Sihoo! prl'esentt .d the inm' stery hlay..
l.ad (att liismi aund thil ('hild." A
silver oflcrini_ was taken. the i 'ro
,eeds of lh it h will go to the Organ
Iepait' 'tillI. M il, I redit is dlue the
tIRia ers t to instructed the children
Miss . Zte!a Ililinsl san t a solo.
t hich was sut eet. rendered. at tie
concllsion e" the plrolrant.
SERI'I('ES.
Paint Sunday loly ('o ammullnionl
land seriin at 7 ::Al a. m., Suilnday
Sculol at is::o a. ii.. eenlin- pirayer
anid sermolln lat : a o 'clock.
Holy t Weetk -lai.ly. c ept Satu '
'ay.. at 7:::o p. in. S hujct: "The
Events of Holy VWeek." T'hurisday.
I holy Communion at 7::31i a. in. Fri
day. three hour'' devotion from 1" to
: o' clock.
.Special preacher Good Friday. liev
\. 11. Edlrooke.
The services were sell attended
Sunday. March t . The Junior Choir
rendered special music at the morn
ing hour. while the Senior Choir
gave beautiful music at night.
Rev. C C( . Wier spoke in the morn
ing on prayer. using as a text, "'Lord
teach us to pray." iLuke ii:i. At
night the text was: "lie that findeth
i his life shall lose it. and he that
loseth his life for My sake shall find
it." Matt. I1 ::19.
There is considerable rejoicing in
the congregation over the fact that
there is now an available cash fund of
$5,000 for the new church. They ex
peIt to double this. The Church Ex
tension Board will duplicate this.
(round will be broken as soon as the
plans are perfected.
Mr. Lester D)unn went to visit First
Church, by special invitation, to as
sist in the Epworth League.
Miss Thelma Cayard and three
.eaguers from the city spent Satur
day and Sunday assisting in organ
izing an Epworth League at Coving
ton. The local Epworth League was
led by Mr. Paul Malone.
The cottage prayer meetings have
been well attended during the week.
The pastor, Rev. C. C. Wier, made the
following announcements for next
week's special services:
Sunday. April 1. 7:30 p. m.-The
Triumphant Entrance.
Monday, April 2, 7:30 p. m.-The
liay of Assertion.
Tuesday. April 3, 7:30 p. m.-The
Teaching Day.
Wednesday. April 4, 7:30 p. m.
The Unrecorded Day.
Thursday, April 5. 7:30 p. m.-The
Day of Farewells.
Friday, April 6, 7:30 p. m.-The
llDa of Suffering.
Sunday. April S. 11 a. m.-The Re
surrection Day.
Sunday. April , 7:3o p. m.-Ani
Easter Cantata.
The general public is invited to at
tend these services. The Easter
offering will go to the Orphans'
Home, Ruston, La.
Services will be held as usual on
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'lock.
This 'onming Sunday. being Palm
Sunday. this years aclass of bhlidren
w ill b,, conitriiedl; the services, there
'nrc. ilU begin at !,a m instead of
ti,, isliall hour iPaim Siinhlvy sI
! I:. 1.: ti.t .Sunlsha in the nImnth
j Ip. ..1 i nt r i.i t lil b taken at
I.* 4. '. f!r 'ur Jitille, (hurr h b ->
I rllri l.: IIlv W\eek services a will I.
h,1 1 * ory ,vering. loeday. Tues
day and Wednesday at 7:30 o'c·lk.k.
lholy Thrrday evealang aad t;.d
Friday evelainr Hloly C(ommialow will
,t t'It l iit d. 1l i' 1ltf.Si lt'ttid t t
¶ 4 t1h? al ' iteil| 4.i a .li:" as1t ' w Cl at
t he iunfessional a oa t hip heIinni4 at
4II,4l (' tll4ll' lll' ll \\111 14 ' l 't'l thibr l'.
a tt 1. m . ({ t lan si1 't viii it I
Hiol. ('.tlllll lill ill b. t'tl ht hi tol
4; o d t"riday at It et at l.
A. ll 1 tlose \Vi ho l ishl till 4 l le 41U t' at
allly Itof lhe I blllot, Illt li olltd rvt l'ic ,'
itllr d i llU4r4 st' l Ii i t i hIt i . thl eir iln
l tir tl it thlt past l lr' , \ ho i ill bte ign
'inh l,t. ' . 'thli, t t ill ,t dr, tl ,ted oto
I n'llll i pi.; il.d uil a il I t l hi iillon
tIuIo, Fi ridgy inl, tead at lt 1 la. oii
we it't i ll ttsrditlls ilnlite 'terti)tll
toill its',rve lw II, hi litti, tlr of thei
nye ' w`.'itl is at ithe in ' itllt' the
s.111 d st, a1 e1. I thre iadttist.
Taillliall II STIll('T IT'l tII Eit IspINit
S t' El it.lT l I iN.
'sttl rdayll at lnooni I'ptall ia .,. Ml.
11 4) iiday14I Ir t u t1 e -service at the
third districnt terry witlh hle lrge
botat.
T ilt' re-eista li elhm nt I f this ;'r
vich \\ill bI w\t'lrto itmed by t lm any of
ihe Algiers rpeople. tlie had occlasi on
.to at Iuie (third distri eet terry in
transacting busin 's, ill tihe .ettion
of the ti 4 reached xt1 the third dis
trit fI ttrerry.
('oh. pan.! iaovi hal a tii. topohi has
inlt been i i' titing a thorough over
h aulllinig . ',w a1€ p lace ) ill (-O t lmm issio n
ail \\rill bei operated at this point
unt oil the new ferry rrive fro rema Jif
foroer'ill. trips on eitherain alli ofay
,till alsro lake e orlie vtery extended
iprovement in ttrollhis ferry servi ce.
annrou ncement of which will be
mad later ed on. bki t for the presenti
tlitme, the regular sc heduilek will be
mainttine adis they fori' before the
Sept embellii r storm ill 19 r15.
The operaftion of the Third Dis
fI ict ferry will also relieve to :l very
considerable extent the \wagcin con
Ietrion ai thie ('aini al of tireet ferry.
Since thave September torm. tihe
Southernt ill gmprovement ansd erry
CoIli pany have had a monopoly of
loade wagon trade and hunidrds of
tiroiges since Sete cityber 1si15. the
catongestionreet as b(een so great that
llany of te wagons piad o reet ain
for several trips on either side of
the river to take their turn in cross
ing. The patrons of the ferry who
cross wito the agonton an teams are
overjoyed to knowat or the old thirdevee as
ndistrict ferry is back in commission.
(Another advantage for the wagon
tratiffic which will use the third dis
trieet ferry from now onhise is the act
thaet since ao three Septem one-halfr tors.
many of the lstr eets in the third dis
trict in the vicinity of the ferry
rs. landing. have been paved. Thiss im
proveand spent will giv enjoasy able eveninss fo
loaded wagons indulgedto the important
thoroughfares on the city side. De
atur street and Chime. artefres street have
bse pave. Thoe wospial street is
paved.
The pontoons, on eirther side o
the river are all new. The ap-T.
praches to tSave pontoon are so ar
ranged at present as to give easy
a Louicess to the boat or the levee ational
the grade has been decreased very
much. The third district ferry will
now be operated without a franchise
until the expiration of the ('anal
street ferry franll.hise which will
be in about three and one-half years.
ENJ(OY.AILE E VENING.
A merry crowd of young folks
at communereity last week at the home of
Mrs. W. Borne in Opelousas avenue
and spent a most enjoyable evening.
Dancing was indulged in and all had
She splendid time. Refreshments were
served. Twom e who were present
were Misses Hazel Sweeney, Jose
phemaine Salomeat ta. Ora Boyew Orle Anna Ma
Brechtel. Leonie Kern. Ruth and
Dora Kdd and Elsie orne. Messrs.arch .
Connie Boyle. J. Zackenelli, T.
Brennan. L. Savoy. Edwin and Floyd
orn. e, Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Salome
and Mr. and MrsJ.J. Myers.
.MISS ABBOT VOLU'NTEERS
A movement is afoot to organize
a Louisiana division of the National
League for Woman's Service, com-r
p.osed of women who will stand
ready for the call.
Jos. W. Daletsll, 8upt. Sta. A.
McIiONOI(H NO. 4 SCHOOL
ROLL OF HONOR.
8 A-Scholarship and Deportment
-Hart Schwarzenbach. Jas. Fillery
and Elliott IIafkesbrlng. Deport
ment --Stanley Barras.
8 B--George Ravi.
7 A--Scholarship ana Deportmnient
Cleveland Duvic. Sidne: lDup:iy.
and %Narion Ryan. ,Deporttmnt'tt
Carroll Crane and Wnm. Nolan.
7 Scholarship and Deportment
John Kramme. Jos. Folis and 3111
ton .\ iker, llilae" .lAda:r! '. Alvin
Ilfft ann.::l. l-van Mahoney. .\Anel
Shirk and Edard W\illiatn-.
' .\ St)ephen ('ronan. Ison: i)lfty.
Ditt lder. Iinneli l'nni-on. John
w !t,!!. N -wi'1. ~11; L
S thr , l ,'r. !' :it i· I." b t 'tht! . lIeverln
!. . : . a . ^ -:.! . - linl ite n: . 1 1 ir r ,e l
-r .t . ,John 'P' urnier and Philip
Sal.' ihy.
t; It S i'i toar-hip land D)epo rtment:
i. t.'.' Ititru,-trl. M athia- ('raw -
'ordI. It K.nan. Jos. .M a gihi.
1.'rn.i k ()'l (inn ,ll and W alter Scot'.
ii1, jil t' n '.tt i,. i - X , her. 1i.,! Il
"I'r th. i l r a i llarri- ta d Irw;in
T r ,. : ,.i S . h o l t r, h i p ( ' l a r e ,n . 'e
X":. liid .t I 'li. Ae tarris hII ep rt -
:Xe tt "( hr<- (.' ri-ti.t lin- n
SIt . ht i. tr-hip ani Depi rtnment
I'. t" .r \nder- ,n an d Ja '. ('alvin
.i Hr'. : thip J t,-. ('atl.hri-i. Alvin
,' .:ý . l' , r la u d li n . .l ll i u s ( ; r ! -
li 't.h l r ,,l J o h n . IFT ho vl ,) ti tt. et r.
' l ,': I.eon ird. C let't,.i n ell n I h.
W illi' Plark- r. 1lil!art. r ,hitn dlr atnd
Flohyl I'nbha lh.
1\ ltti'lt I hI I arz'It hI h. Alvin
Il.:,,I . rh ot. littlett. Lee t M nge.
tilnl (;t rrtr,. b tlv in "i \Vrila nlore.
W\alter ltild. 1 ), Su <lin. Clifford
\Inigll o. Ilsadorr . aviis . Norl lan Nel
-int. It ron (lotlii-ner. Jas ICarter.
Stalt! I ru. in. ilrnan Guindle h.
C(ha-. t adler. !ilenri .re mle y and
.lniX I !t- =artil. itaep rti n tllpo - .nIat
I' lrr tan. iEug .ne I ri n . i ubin P i ,ri'
and Stephen I.i-ter \itelnarie -e
i':unt It Inll an. el nr ('arruba. tE
, ,o-e, S .lton. A lvin .Leatheml. Stan-l
is.lh - K *,nnedy. .1o . B runo,. ('has
Il iln . at l a nd I 'li i-iord ( iltnm a n .
I Ii t ho-l:t r hip and tl .leportment
E:thelb ) rt La t'atIr . iii. Enti i:
U 0l i\tnundo. liara !d Tr'andlaway. Itos
land Mleyers. Prank La V\t'o . Julian
Iinniphrel . I:Min r Tart nil dnh eyer. 1t':
to \'n(.u lin and I.'lie Kirkpa tri'k.
tep ri ont (ieo Z iatt ain. i 'hea ter
I \ I " m ho Wl:.rhip ;nld olnprt mert
Predh .r , k Krwiem .ar. \ oto)r Iil .
rati .1n. l- . Ilia ine. Chai- ucke ttr.
ICh'. T:tNele and WEilson iarretot.
Scholarship Harold llerieorlon. De
plrt lmelt .Iarjtor a Al MNeely.
: It Deportment -Lolli. lHuboen
,ir. Theaodore O. v. .\hr.t Daitle.
hsart ('alloh. Maurice Davis. Mark
e.intd . .Io a< o iahare-. Louis )or it
rish. Nathan Foerrst. Emil Ilant.al.
hach"hr.
:1 I S , holarihip lernard Ci o
vton. lyarerl. Eltaoh and Malcolm
O'Donnell.
2 .\ S-holarghi and Deportment
.eri)nont ine. Thoml- al)lfe . .dr
thur Meunc th. Schola rship- evi
Nor oa . l.yl \lbro, ht. Shelby o
vlt . Itoenjamin Olivier alnd 'has.
Nicholas
2 .A D)eportment Loris Peter
2 i ran eholarhip and lDepartment
Vin cent Tranth. (eaore Tienerto
andl Morris ltaneoon::r. ar
1 Akm Saholarshiip ai lepnortinent
Perdih ltodeneer. Alenlni \ Weiner.
CIhas.k.ik. John T Ater. illbert
lairnifalther. .os. alinbi. Alfred
Decker. G .en.a oler. htarden Stali
Sc-hoalrship --Karl rrodtmlan. Pres
to Dler.azal. Harold L iier. Hnarold
Illrian. Deportment - Tracy oilly.
1 It - Scholarship and Deportment
)eter Proveinzano. John Tierney.
Hia rohl \\'aill. Deportment - oert
aell .\Tndry. Walter i lairnsfather.
loulia tngert. Arnold Breath. Ben
i-:ricksoen. Noel Durko. Tony Lich
ard. Gilbert Manson and iHerbert
Serfect paper-s i spelli. diH tation
durine Witpok endin. Maryh 2Pa.
n Grade A- Joephin Roberts.
no. Ala Glla. Isabel Gayaut. Seark
Rth l rade B - Thelmas Htebzrt.
ltanley haker. Edward Prados. RobE
ari lle.inhauoer. Karl Salluby. Ed
lingoni. A\atha ahoskneeht. Hazel
4th Grade B-DSamhuel Kin. John
(ichlamlne. Joseph Entwistle. Joseph
Coussairmp llenjary in AudCeoa i.ary
Coarkano. R osMargaret Manenhauer,
nira srabhi. Margaret Alughes.
4th Grade u --Eelma Jor.en. Jo
eph Cattalanatto. John Harvey.
John Aikman, Philip h. aag. Nolber
turmaster. lawrence Arsaga, Vir
Johnson. Salvador Schellani. Henry
\Ve,'kesser.
etrd Grade . rEmmett llingoni,
Joseph lea Bella. Charles Wahl.
wtharles Houston. Ollie Sutherland.
Ilaag. Alzina s t icks. Sam Ortalano.
Joseph Culver. Nick Carona. Cath
arine Rosamano. Orelia Jorden.
man Hloffman arrested Edwards.
SOME OUR.
FLACr PATr NS
'ATRwS
TiAY PLeEASED
FAIR AND SQaUARE
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Mrs. Daisy J. Kramme,
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
All Sorts of Cordials.
519 Elmira Avenue
IIIT 4 F:\l IRIFl I.
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utititrptin tiucIl persons ticto Sdisenl.e wit
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N : all\i i 'nu l tein ,cr p rat- e ll a. o f
. i Il ritti o 'i tile late fo such meet
t.h -· -:l, r c it ti.ian, at.' itiatr las des
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- '-, eit frithe ,'ec -ir n t to , any m ne
rtiei s-ac ie I- ire diicrtie . a -l,,i' t f. t hti c, i
helecat direct- rs " in the l ahe ,ie rtlent.
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h.c -orp ,' (nw . : aents andl other e mploi -
" ric interl ., t ant m .tnve n,,c of sald crL
p "raton raty rl re' or d cmnd" to n ,vL
1 1. 1 ', real .i"'l ,c - 'nwtl; t ,, issue bonds. t t san
I nd other obliga.. ,, "s or negotiable intra
I nests; to have and employ such manager
directors, officerl,, agents and other emplo-t, It
e tue; interest anl convenience of said cor
poration may requ nre or demand: to ntakt.
Established in 1903 1216-18-20 ROYAL STIMf
New Orleans. Phone Her. 1138
Southern Cabinet and Refrigerator Co
LIMITED
()hlIl) STORAGE ANI) REFRIGERATORS
SHOW() (' ANE--STORE 'AND DRUG FIXTURES.
-14347
bIoM* Kat wil mlak reglr I
N N
N W
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I The 3rd District Ferry
Shas resumed service, large
x r
boat will make regular I
Th trips as before. Fr
NEW PONTOONS I
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NEW APPROACHES M
x N
P aved streets on both r
Ssides of river give easy N
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access to all sections. M
NEW PnTNS n
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w' riles .
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or t l t' i ,t ing two, thirts ,
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,{ '"s~ 1 it Ipurlp se, and attr
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t i r, hquidat:rs
'. ' t date and
I ". A t-e com
Sl '. ty of an,
i :I l ator, he
- ' ' , " " " " i: :da toro shall ap
The said lhqud
" , , " " to settle sao
- ,- e t it.1 property o
". ' , t'it retain:ng bIalance, ;f
. khlders prorliwnoned t
'',, having the same
S . - ... ', . tned a" the hbard of
S - ' -I ; -"d in mn i cthe on the
s -art t-".t mimer written, in
Slienj. T. ald and Smter.
D 'l. k.. : . tnpetent antnesses sbo
., -f d I ith the appearers and me.
; . , r r ailng oif h!l whole.
-t-ignt S lt ned- Mrs. W. !. Tiernet.
S", rt s; to authorize my wife.
H\ "11., : I T:.rney; Wiliiam J. Tierney. en
., . Il' ,tn.affons, twenty-four shatre
\\ , "..... tllt' J. Wald Sumter D Mark;,
PETER STIFFT, Not. Pub
c. t. undlers,, ned recorder ofmrta
fr :'he parith ot Orleans and City of ew
t,!' n.t-.. d, hereby certify that the abe
and foregoing act of incorporation of Tieneyt
It -ntafTo,,ts Manufactnr ang Co., Inc., was th.
t i, ,t'!y re-corded in my office in book.l
folio -.
.N w e rlcians. March *'I, 1917.
'wliletld EMI LE J. I.EONARD, Dy. IL
A true cpy fr.:n the original act.
PETER STIFFT, a'4.t. Pa
itarch .' a,-il 5 12 19 26 may 3

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