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Devoted to the Upbuildlng .f the West Side of the River. "A very live and creditable weekly newspaper."-MANUFACTURERS' RECORD.
OL. XXIV. NEW' ORLEANS LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1917.
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Summer White Goods
ChCkerboard Voe Embroidered Novelties in White
1ide 1 sol. . l. . a 4 h . inch.-.s t, ih mported
ide si, r fahr"l fr \taiý; 9 8
Mists and 25c ,! dr ,' 98c
dresses
Confirmation Vc,: e Plain Nainsook..:t; i', h,.. tidt .
wide, soft. sh'"r ' 25c " 1 9c.
for con rnia ,'l n 0lor lrnlrl
sort Stripes n W '" Crepe Plisse.,, incih - n ild
381 pches wili; t 1: 7 5 c -i/,. , , , liit
eitr for suitS a:l r' ,, ," ,' l 11 -
poplin, :',6 i11 h,"- , ..1,,, l,,hiI r9
quality for kirt, ' 15c Table Damask., ini, h, .. ib.
Skiing, 54 nh '1 35c
s dainty Iatr'' " 29c Table Damask.l ,III i ,,
tr s its :ull ,l, . . h 9I.
Checked Dimity, ..,i 69c
edWe; soft finih. I S c T o els. In, i , t, hli k i hI
food quality , l ,]} Itly . I . % c /
Nagkln s, 22x"_ 1,," ' , . 1 ' ;!, ,uIt " , , 111 ! i! t I, : I:il ;,
d Irish (lani, 2.50 15c
iapkns dozen 2 ,", l
Wspkins,2Ox "h`i 1. 10 Maiblanco Bar Supporter, ,h,.
~Iy for us,': ';ea'h .- . I. ;r li\tur f,,r h.,
Table Cloths 2 , 1 1 '.ithuit i , li,; l-1 \ti'lu -
nen 1damak 1.48 i i l: 75c
e cloths; each
'able Cloths-S-i/ Hoop Bars. :ll f \nriaI
PrW Irish danmask. 2.39i, , , , .
Ihn"tC Kloth, :'; in, h, ,. L , {-i.'. 'a, i
Ong ~ new in thi h. altlull Made Bars. !'1 inch, lon. .
m lted fabric, in thr,, nw d,- fr .Ial ,i>. 1.75
0; sold exclusivt'l> 29c .h
Fs Mon Blanche Westbrooke's Baby Bars, olp'll
pWi Skirtings-- t ',on in and ;trf h'I,,, Ilk, a ,'arraI,' tp.
g the comprehensi' ' lin' i t "v.' ''ii 1h ,,d quality in
, oving; at, the 50rc i 'h 1.48
GREATEST STORE SOUTH
gER JOINS NAVY.
'u ,Murphy, who was picked
r Algiers and charged with loit
gm decided to join the mill
WIe of the country. Thirty
" urs old and able-bodied, Mur-'
Sussued willingness to enlist
.e was brought to the Eighth
station and, accompanied
Slmts of the Washington Ar
Is went to a recruitfing sta
sied up·
WITH VIOLATING
I7ITERY LAW.
Oubre, alias Charles Com
asago gardener, 65 years old,
Mit Homer street, was arrested
gaiy evening at 6:30 o'clock at
brravenue and Homer stre.et and
gId with violating the city and
*laws relative to having lottery
busairs in his possession. A
i d tickets, lists, etc., together
Shgated States currency, were
buil his pockets. Affidavits were
lin sad he was paroled to ap
t bhr trial.
'M=I GOODS RECOVEREI).
Ilndaer heels which were stolen
Os shoe repairing shop of John
112 Teche street, were recov
h vider a lot of tin roofing
and Beguin streets, Bat
1 g by Henry Gervais, of
Marpe street, who had seen a
hs7 place a package there at
V-CNk,. The negro's identity
l tarned.
iMI OLUND LETTERS.
Il.t at Station A, New Or
- . P. 0., Thursday, April
mEL
I k Isaac Brown, Doctor
, Walter Mitchell.
Galice Carrere,
ha 6erlor, Mrs. N. Koenig,
aIs, Mrs. O'Toole, Lizzy
-'O. Miaes, 'Algeria, I
Chas. Janvier, P. M. 1
. . Daniels, Supt. Sta. A. I
$2.50 Per Month
Will Buy a $100 Lot in the
Oakdale Subdivision
CI1t Lot Subdivision in Algiers, Situated on the other side of the New
,A Viaduct near Southern Pacific Shops
No Taxes Titles Guaranteed Free Survey
rRIDERICHS (& DUPAS
general Sales Agents
Street Algiers Office
m01otas Phone Main 1898 704 Verret Street
K 4-2!
o the Public
b ffoto that are beinlg circulated with relation to
and in order to t at ret any doubt upon that
the public to know that I am a naturalized American
Sb a legetlly naturalized by order, of court under
oUW ef neaturlization, which admitted me as a citizen
U o on the 13th of Janaary, 1899, over eighteen
' I ewfd in thio city in the year 1890, at the age of 16
Sben located here in this city ever sinc.. When I took
- ! -i:ena to the government of the United States I nseant
mO Aean it.
CONRAD KOLB.
DEIAGIITFIUL DANCE.
On Monday. April 9. 1917, a de
lightful dance was given at the res
idence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Brauner. 33 7 Pacific avenue. in
honor of their son. George C. Brau
ner, on the eve of his departure for
Galveston, on the Southern Pacific
steamship "Topila." Dancing and
singing were the main features of
the evening and dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Annie Rupp. Herbert Malain.
Aeola Mitchell. Margaret Pope.
Maude Rupp. Gladys Butcher. Elea
nor Kennedy. Ada M. Hoffmann.
Lillian Rupp, Caroline E. Pope, Rita
Rousselot, Anna May Brechtel. Adele
Itousselot. Belle Hotard, Vera Ho
tard. May O. Brauner and Mildred
Brauner. Messrs. George C. Brau
ner. Gus Lyncker. Foster Ryan.
Francis Lyncker, Edward Curren.
.Edwin McGuire. Walter Ryan, Jo
seph Brauner. John Coyne. Raymond
('urren. Stanley ('rawford, William
Kennedy. Lloyd Hawkins. William
Jure, Master Christian John Brau
ner. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brauner,
and many others. All present en
joyed a pleasant evening and wished
the host God speed on his journey
and a safe and speedy return.
.ANONYMOUIS (Y)L1U 'NI('ATION
The Herald is in receipt of an
anonymous communication regard
ing the appointment of committees
of the Association of Commerce.
giving the names of the Algiers
members who are connected with
the different committees.
The committees given in the com
munication could not be confirmed
by the Association of Commerce.
NIGHT SCHOOLS ('LOSE.
The public night schools closed
last week for the 1916-17 session.
School No. 5 held their exercises
with several other schools in the
auditorium of Esplanade Ave. High
School. Appropriate exercises were
held. Miss Katie Wolverton won
the debate at the exercises. George
Pope, the English contest, and EvU
Bruce, the spelling contest.
PERSONALS,
jAND OTHERWISE
Mr. :Inld Ars Ilora, a Nl-,,in o:
Ilt. e 't : . ; . ' h.e I a-lt h'. hi
:.t ^1 .i.; M r II \\ itit, 1i-t Sist e r. .lrc.
dII1 s i' \\ r lizzi l
Xl\ . i- l .th 1t'. - 1; iitii-. - l i tlt
ii , , , ' A "a h " \i ,r! -,: .,rl,,
1 l Mr. "l. ' v . tJ r.r
1, , , r . Alm e tI t rllf illn I1,r .rnt t,1
o l ,e,1:, . li . . rt I a. ni,. t tat:,er'
\li -: I n Va:1 e a-d Ieln ieift
tI, p ,e I ' i e aith lr G.ist r. arts
I111. J alr .
Mr' ad l r-. IE .1 ii mn. t antti
Shi. r; e . - I . I'rt r tua.r ar it spen ,-t.i
a l lle , ii ,'h t e.r 1Ither, Mrs. C, . A.i
I -i d, ' e.t
M11r. :t ,1rs. t ir .t. h. euff. JrI .
IIo! ilt In. Xlir i. ELa . ptian 't ertn I
1, t' aiXt thli ir parill ents. Mr. ianal
\! I -. c'" t.. S ' l ip '.
'l. -- 'it ' , ,e Slun p1 ill e lea.vsi e to
IlI,,: tii, , ',I N "ia lberia. to bl e the
1c,-. ,1 h,,r sister. Mt rs. G. V. Ml i
tIrunl. Jr.
ir and Mrsi. '. L. Sttmllpf enter
tli'.n,'d Mr'. ci .rt Kramer and friends
at N,- i Iberia on Easter day.
Atlt's l dite h a l'unster nltt spentll
the past t eek a tt lrs. the gut est
of lher antil. F. rs. i . l un ll-terman.
F'lortinl t;.e blilH>n of at side \ill
Mrt. Ir,.d S h roder. 1"2 aliza Stre,-t.
"It ilrd v Saturday I'ti . ll-lt and stole
$] fro' i drI I ai" $l, from a
truilIk.
Mr. t;,i'u lre t. israsun( r arrived here
Frity to spennd Easter with his pa
rI,11s. Mr. lit!d Mrs. .loseph t rauner.
The Itati .al i'last nre ' tlue b anill 'itt
a elfe itat Suburn Pare ork oin Shar
day. it i! 1i. The lb is compair. 'tosed
of some of our ibest-kt onit youa g a
illen alnd that it a ill e a i u ,ess is
as follsr: C. ti. Dunbatr. ( 11. KeprAdnis
A. lteaney. P. 1'. Irieteri, h, I. La
hare. L. Spirier. S. M,11;ary, W. .Ma
honey and '. .1. launian. The price
of admission will ce 1 vt.ents.
The .luonior Cirof le, King's I)augh
terisi. ill holdrs. theoir regular meetine
is.aturday . . aning at i:la olotek at
the etl, of .Miss Carlotta Kraft.
Arrangements for the Spra.. hainme
Party tled to the Lby tde adies Guild
of Mount Oliet Episcopal ('hur h are
nearing completion. The affair will
be held at Plythian ltall Tuesday.
Aopril 1- Admission is only ne tens.
.\ oold time is assured all who at
tend.
The ladies in charge of the eat hre
to be gi\en for the enefit ofas te hild
Welfare Association are working hard
for poe. success knife tlipped affair. The
euchre er ill be giveonand May dison at the
Alhambra (;ymnastic Club. Admis
sion ." cents.
Mr. and Mrs. V. fl alas and daugh- is no
ted. Dorothy, of El Paso, Teanxas. arene
visiting Mrs. George Walter of T(eche
Street.
Mrs. W.home ofI. Rankin and daughter of
Slidell, Ila., were Easter guests of 1
for r. and Mrs. Ed McNair.
Mitrs. . . an.iaraina lothef Tuesday a
tmorning for a Melville, ne., having
eell ie held to the behodside of hers. ii
Miss Francis Zatarain and Mrs. o
Velma Lands returned home from
ton. resbyterian haveospital Tuesday. Both of
underwent serious operations and are
now doing nicely. t
Lorain Broussard is confined to f
his home in Pelican Avenue as the,:
result of an accident which occurred
nlast Saturday morning. Bailey wat
tempting to shape a flag pole and
forwas using aiss largone iilderawknife for the
laytpurpose. Thorne knife slipped and outr
lis knee verSunday badly. UndauPointed.-a-la-ahe,
howeverli , by the pain and diomfort a
he hoisted his flag and it Pois now te-a-i
f luttering in Sithe breeze, an evidence
of his patriotism.en Circle at the con
The Matrons Club met this week ataddition to
the hmcut-glass jewelry case was thei
resuciient of a beautissful players were Mrs. R. f.
boi iaeds, Mrs. slv. E. Dickey (playingft from
hefor Mrs.loyal friends, alone and beautiful
bourkuet of flowers presented by theived
themascot of the grovion The at nextw Ibmeeting a.
r. and uaMrs. Tom Bailey of Sithous- bes
ton. Texastend haver thanks to ale syml friendsthy of
for their many friendostals in the loss of remem
burred this week. Mrs. Bailey asduring
whformerly haiss lon uite ill fodebrand of our past
monClayton Borne and John Norris g.
Iospent forget the dante-a-la-turdache, .y
Feix .. orne, Sr., spent the week- aAvenue Theater, gven
ender with his daughters at Pointe-a
Mrsial Club. Amela Smitho grattend guardiane prom
isof the Wa good timen Circle, at the con
givention in New vberia, in addition tohour.
issthe cut-glass jewelry case was the s
s hereipient of a beaufortnight, the guest of
thebox lined with silver as a gift fromn
Joher loyal frid spends, also a beautCovingful
ton as the guesquet of Caflowers presente. and rs.by the
J.mascot of the grove at New Iberelya.
for the many postals and eokind remem-., of
Mobranc es received by her during
Mrs. amilton Auberret nof Evelaronde Street,
Mrs.onth F.is C. Duy entertained Mieimproving.
lial Club. All who atteBlo and eanare prom-ad at
Lialliar Bqarlow and Jeaanre Durand at
1 HONORED, DOYS GO
TO THE FRONT
ll "- ,' \`, ,II... II , i ll N\ ', ir l :I
i : .. t, l' t i t 11; 1A l it : .a t , 1.
lr t itke ltio m t ii ti -ant has nt aIIl
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,t" , t' , , i ". . 1 t ht th t ,1- \ ll t \,,
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" E;W. ;FRi tt. ;t ',,t !,. tSCHED LE
h t- i 1. , lit a. ri" t lber that f I vc t
1± aot in ine tl the rols t is tlervi'ti
I t .i: " ot t l ' ;i :. ,,,I Sl it l I r e ltd
[le!Ii 4,t i ",I\ 11 '< t 1, '- 1 Ol a ry I t: I-1'
r tl {: t, ll the hIcs li .\iri " .
S \sl,u , ha J 'l it , t I eithe, r I. the
I I I M att. Arm,. or t1he Navy.
't 1:. i,, l t\inl ', )wllm ,. mh l"i ty Tll ' u
\11 : l . I4 ll it lil l : I al 1 1
i ,o , I' h I , \l ,t!sni t.. ."illian ': 1 1.i ' t
r \,.tl. Ie \ 1 . I .t1 s 12 ls4 .
I lliam. " r. l:: ard Ford:i . 4an: .
\4 l.. thrd, 5:1it . 6'hap :ian, Ct :1.
- i re. ,Ni !las 11. l o l, d ant: I9au iel
Tae fi,. Ir- . g i.s llthe new sched
ule lof the Third. District Fr. n't an.
I print t t foIr the convetni nc of
the many patrons of this serv ice s
-that thley may Iut it out for readyt
FinlerOl t e P. r
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S1:4rs. 11 n the
r4: y . I . : o, 5:40. 6. 6:20o. 6 40,
7 "r . ar.re uff. ~nt Sun 845.
Stoat les aves ('itye ill for ti
At.t . . :12, 5: 6. 6, 6:20. 6:4,,
7. 7:20. 7:4+1. S. 5:24, S:48. 9:12.
9::16. 11, 10:"1. 1 1:4 . 11:1_'. 11:3:1 .
1" m.
. M. 12t 24. 12:4 . 1:1 te st1:36,er
Si "4. on :4 . i :1: . 33for . 4. 4 4neit of
4.4,. 5:10. 5:30. 5:50, 6:10, 6:30.
6:,',,. 7:12. 7:36. S. 8:30, 9.
NSILOR ('H11ARGiPS . .SSALT.
('harging that he \\a4 attacked
ande s .,aten ittout ank are worki hard
derson. a' seaman on board the
r tealer South Bay. moored at the .
Johnson Iron Works wharf. cauth e i
the arrest of William Powers. first s
engineer on the vessl l. Saturdayt ice
morning. Alen complained to fornit
ed States t(ommIssioner Brown that
Powers attacked him when the ve at-
sel was in the Pacific cean on Feb
ruary 1. enroute to this port.
dinner Sunday. They all then visited
.\Mr. and Mrs. KcVl uf in theof Vallir beau-et
Mrs. M.argaret I)uffy spent Sunday
as tht guest of her son. Joseph Duffy.
I 1 r. . il. li.am Iily of elleville
Street has been quite ill for the past ,
twos. eek. His many friends will be
glad to hsee him soust again.
The ,ommittee in charge of the t
dthatce to one ne ien on the steamer
Sidney on April ::, for the benefit of
the swimhning tank. arne working hard
for the niusi-s of the affair. Mr. .11.
E. Doaner is chairman of the con.
mallas, T.. iss Ela Abisitors tt vice lat
chairman. There are no tickets fornday.
sale. ire is to be paid at tbe boat
Mhers. mI. Klin of .Malls. The Street
.lIame Sat Owray on a visited to her consonla- a
)r.at the home of lin inss Claria Richards. I.f
is Marion .orse. who hIas been isiting her sis- h
r. lrs. ('lark returned hoed Tuesday.
Saturda.e on Thursday night. April 19.
rs.known herge for its successful affair-In
froand the streeommittee in chargoke hepromise
furnish music for the dan.ing. o
1r. and 1rs. Joseph (aoburn oN
thDallas, Tex..er kissedwe visitors here lastaround
ek. isThey returned home Sunday. in t
The Tuesday Night joylub met at
essfula breakfast makes complete airia
tion. The next meeting will be held o
at the home of Miss Clairia Rchards. a
Mrthis Is the shop to stock your on.
lardTex.. who has been visiting her sisell. c
r, Mrs. A. Mlark, returned home
St. John Marketp
ELLEVILIL SCHUUOL
NOTES
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V. la Ve rt, n. -ittI, i rinkmani and
\t ire th, pli - .'rlam tn l, 1va. lan,- '
A T h r l t unI , 1{'1" )4"'1.
Miennrs dthIn ..r. In ri th i. at d Ite rks.
ti n , S I tI t ' " ' t II . t\ , T r . aN -
- AFIS.( Ty .i All il .1. 1T , IhW tll'.
ITV 411'%1 TANK F I f1)
tlh il:',rm t. l ,itll, , I lr i k:aill :itllc
l'rida . Apr\l,. o ,il ",th it. 'as ine a sh\i'll
Iv t lh. ; it] i i itilh n I·, f 1,. 11,h
as this district thas had ill be given
V' !I e :tu 0 "\ fl r thelc V 'i t benefl a"cint f 1th
fnd and it is o.ed thatl assiustan
tial suT ,t i r ll ll r int' that lll on i for
1tank ; irell a I lly tineallrtler. I ,
EaI: h smh. Il' will intriutEY a I)e
in Iute TANK FI'NI
Ito th.s ti li Nit. 4 will give a drill.
Iat the F'lle. "First ra.e Al and pro
ceeidsre t Io bet, .i\'c to) tihe Tank
Mill le cold for the henlefit of this
and and itera isn pol that folk anstan.
tial sumt \till ri;l d that longdd for
tank an.r.' iahuly Tnearer.
laThree shool will r . fibrott a1 to 1
p. . will allow a4 ll t e fra nds andrill.
lto enjoy eluinour refreshments.he
E(llTI' (ltAl E A PAIITY.
Three part whiah was froth to e iven
Fridaym.. ill allow all the frEighth rade
A of Ihellevile Scihol has been post
patron to Aprittl so as not to ly n-a
ntr shainowent. 1t will take progrla and
t0 p. mn. int the basement. I tainty
rfrto enjoy eliio refreshd at me rates.
res. aning and admission A willT.
The faree. There wilh was to be ia ake
and aniy sale. also booths for fanyde
work dolls arind oll aclothes all the
forlik ofwi the pupils. Special o tine ita
tions are extrtainment.ed to awill grtake place duates
Allging m.he saw him ating suspi
rufreshmeny at Elmira anbed Homer streets
priTuesday morning and admission Hoff
years old free. a nativhere ofwill also be a caker
and and turalned him over to thfancy
feder. thoritiedolls and doll clothe mmigra-ll the
tion ofstaton.he pup Morhin. Specit isnv saidta
tions are extended to all graduates
formerly waleville mplto unite in the reunion.a
aro Brotlleging hers' steamshing sUrla.spi
uehisch plies nibetween New Patrolman Orleansff
and Central A uertca porhts.
TREES NUMBER FORTY-THREE
eMr. L. J. Peterson one of ther
hurch. just returned ovefrom Citye
Park. where the timade arrangements
oton May 26. Mr. Petersoni selected
This Is near the Casino.ed e
They are lots of people in our
town who just simply love to dance,
and very often the time atd place is
not opportune. Putrt Mr. Nixie Ca
some of our lovers of dancing and
he is now conducting an up-to-date
dancing academy in the old Avenue
Theatre in Opelousas avenue. To
morrow night will be the 'Initial'
night and from 8:30 until 12 p. m.,
the best people of our town may go
there and enjoy the Terpstchorean
Arts. Mr. Cafiero has arranged for
the very best music, and courteous
treatment, we know. thill be one
of the spefialties. No liquors will
be sold and Mr. Caflero will per
sonally conduct this dancing class.
Parents may send their children
to this dancing academy with per
fect impunity. The opening night,
to-morrow night, no doubt, will be
well attendfet.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
New Orleans. La.,
April 10, 1917. -
Editor of The Herald:
Dear Sir: Please allow me space
in your paper to ask the public if
the Canal Street ferry is run fairly.
A working man, \whose salary is
meager and who must be at his place
of employment at six o'clock a. m..
is compelled to catch an early boat
and therefore pay double fare. But
the sons and daughters of wealthy
parents, who can afford to send their
children to lfigh school and college,
are allowed the privilege of cross
ing the river at the cost of one cent.
Why not have the same rate ap
ply to all who cross the ferry daily?
A SwUBSORIBeER. I
iur
Seventy-Fifth
Birthday Sale
:dI l! 1 .\ i L . V
4) 1 -i, tH. il <I '
I' lV " \ ' lt lI'', ItI d th iu ttit I ...
Ih ,.l\' c nctd:l h "e lualit\ of , \,u .if.e 411 \h ; r
i d T1hc 01 ij1 ruii e llot 1\ " /O l ,; r
[chatdie cm'llphl:icsil\ the at tra t i\1ec, 1,1i the low
prices.
D. H. Holmes Co.
Pwoi., Now mor. LIMITED E"abl h.d
Berlin, Lond Florence. April 2, 1842.
Mason $& lamlin pianos
S.,.t , , t : ` ti: , I. , II I L .,.::
(""UII"JIUDJ ~912-914
" CANAL
Successors to Cable Piano Co. STREET
Now You May Select Just
The Foods
You Want
IAnt is over and ,olarl' coim
Iplete assortment of finest
groceries are at your
conullallnd
Solari's
For BEST Choice
If every grocery store in
town carried the same high
grade of pure foods as Solari's.
you could still shop here with
more satisfaction and pleas
ure.
Stop at our Main Store any
day this week and have a glass
of
II lEZ
the wonderful new drink.
Made from the juice of Ore
gon Ripe Ioganberries.
Contalns No Alcohol.
Two Good
Spring Tonics
Beef, Wine and Iron, 50C
(Rupp's Make) UU
Large 16-oz. Bottle........................
Elixir Quinine, Iron and
Strychnine, PWith
(Rupp's Make) UUI
A 6-oz. Bottle ................................
ETE RUPP, Druggist
Bermuda, EIiza, .Verret its.
It Pays to Advertise in The Herald
After Easter Sale
$10, $12.50
and $15
Trimmed Hats
Now $7.50
The Moat Remarkable Value
Presented to the Women
of Alliera.
7i7a.709_ Coann, 3t r