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FiRRY BOAi HITTIE
WILL BE LAIO UP
NEW BOAT MARTIN BEHRMAiN
WILL LEAVE JEFERSONVILLE
MONDAY
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HELEN SKELLY PLAY DAY.
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ior I lth, cthllslt i o .\lt,-t, . '
"'W ith a hl-art l ill .i joi t iii at ii
tude I ac- l-lpt thiss plit 'ru I I " 'l thI
children sat .lgi"rir and :a i Thanl
his tlon Ir .,al or Islhrstia, anot thu
colmmiitiee in char .e l.itt I lI (ti. in
was liresientes i t ith a tilaunt l liiu
quet of st It peas..
M11r. Nicholas (Callan Idestired ii pl
triotic alddrles alter a hicth it, Ii it' wa.
Isatsed b; Miss helt S ll> . a4sisii l
by liss .l.May ItRuxooney and El:t: I I
wald. its. .I. E. Ilisu kins . tr'sidlti.,
of the i'ltth Iistris t ('i i.. I.aL r iiu .
it tas thiruish th. eltort'- us1 l, t-- iflth
lIistrict I iv'i I.e~Leat:, and thth',u-h tlh.
l. Biers i ll rot. v n s,(nt .\s o( r iat hon ith t
there is a play groiund in \1i i rs.
The Shrinrs Iund plil(yi eisd hrioulh
the exercises.
The followint assistsed in !thi iltig
raisithg eleries: Ethel 'rit. .1trl:s
garet ilytiel, Irima Lee Suthhrlandl.
Harriet Muntz, Zelda lluckinst alond )l
Nicklaus.
The fotllowtinst girls took part in ths '
folk dances under the supervision i o
Miss Eola Abbott: Norma A.utoint. El
ba Oswald. i lelen Skelly. hI arri'-:
Muntz. Evelyn P'ayaut, Emeldla lour
geois, Isa)bel Mc'herison. May ioonli .
Patricia Msuntz. Celia Muntz, Lillian
O'Brien, Thelma McNair, Ethel Frost.
Grace Stockfloth. Margaret Ilyinel.
Maypolse--Emtielda Schrod ers. Ze'almi
Judlin. Loretta Schaefer, ilda oylyan.
Dotaie Toledano, .Adarth Mc Neelev.
Olivia Bowers, Ernesstine Siiockileth.
Lottie Stssl. Frances ''allbrisa. Vic
toria Lnnox, Th. ulma Launan. Annis
Trauth, Aline Poll)ock. Vivian eilllant .
The children of the lelleville
school danced the 'Kinder Polka and
Chimes of liiunkirk undter the supier
vision of Miss. Irene nBrookes.
A game ol hldoor basehall was
played between the I!. N. G. C. and
the Crescents, the later winning with
a score of 11-9. Mr. Jack Doswlins.
coach of the II. N. G. C.. umpsired.
The folloaing ladies served the re
freshments: Mrs. W. P. Short, Mrs
P. Hymel, Mrs. J. Morrison. Mrs. .I.
ily., Mrs. Ranmos.ns.Mrs. Shloegl.
Biert hiot. Mrs. Charles A.bbtt.
men. Migel andl, Mrs. Howers.
e Playgriiund Cuontmnission a ishi-s.
thank all those who helped in mak
g the Hielen Skelly Play i)ay a sUC
cess, particularly the ladies who
served and the little girls taking part
in the program.
GENEROUS OFFER.
Beginning today after 6i p. m. Mr.
Peter Ruip will begin the free dis
tribution of s handsome drinking cup
and tooth brush holder comnbined to
all those of i is patrons who will ses
the coupon out of his advertisment
which appears in The iHerald today
This little article is made of sitesI ans
finished with white enamel and it will
prove a very useful article in any
bathroom.
This little novelty which is on dis
play in Mr. ulipp's show wimnow is
very attractive and the samse article
was for sale in several of the large
stores only a few days ago.
Mr. Rupp's offer will hold good only
until May 13th, and these tooth brush
holders will be given out in the order
in which the coupons are received and
as long as they last. If sou want to
be sure of . ours bring in your coupon
at once.
DATES OF SCHOOL CLOSING.
Upon the recommendation of Super
tendent Gwinn, the dates for (losing
exercises and graduations were fixed
as follows: Normal school. June S;
Warren Easton. June ,: Sophie
Wright, June 5; Esplanade. June 4;
Sophie Wright. commercial depart
ment. May ::1; Esplanade and Warren
Easton Commercial, June 1. Closing
exercises in elemen~ary schools. June
7 and 9; Nicholls School. July :Il.
BUYS LUMBER MILL IN CITY.
Mr. William H. Ward. proprietor of
the Algiers Saw and Planing Mill. has
just purchased the lumber plant and
yards of Henry J. Prados in the city.
Two yards are connected with the
Prados concern one being located in
Hospital and Villere' streets and the
'other St. Peter street. This lumber
business was purchased by Mr. Ward
about April 15th.
The management of the city plant
will be under the supervision of Mr.
Charles Noel.
FOTI'S FOLLY IHEATRT
Attractions for Week Ending May 12th
Sunday. May 6
"Blood Will Tell." Wm. Desmond
Triian, 0. part - "Fox Film Comedy.
AllA Star. :art- "Pathe News of the
Worlda's War," I :a "
Monday, May 7.
Love Never Dies." Ruth Stonehouse
Illu biri . 5 ,,art.- "Episode 6 Secret
Kingdom," Dorothy Kelly,.: ; ..r+
Tuesday. May 3.
"The Blue Streak." Wm. Neigh. I'ti.
;p:irts "Daughter of Daring" .1:d.
"Bix V Comedy."
Wednesday. May 9
"A Daughter of the Poor.' Bessie
Love. 'l'Trinir l. - ;.i "'Patrla" !0.h
Episode. Mrs. Vernon Castle. .
Thursday. May 1C.
A Dream or Two" Mary Miles Min
ter. l i .tuil . : : . - Pathe N ew s'
of the W ar.' ,l, r J:"' t.
Friday. May 11.
"Passion" Deadly Sins Geo. Le
Guerre. p- i'- 'Nick. O Time Baiby"
Saturday. May 12.
'The Family Honor" Robert War
SEVENTY-NINTH ANNUAL CON
VENTION.
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h rah. b .n d Mrti Jicht i ..t -,l" 1111o t Il !i·,
p i'" .. '. tinslt 1 -ttr! ' 'al ' ti,'i .r " "l i l
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1r it,. 'ali'.:i' sI rilef, l I sIulrn litl i n,
n0an1 '"I i tiii 'i..:nin a 1
. I :n ' ll: lr e oil. IT t' Tlllie l l\' Tsh it
ili hnd irl id. 'a r lta . - t'll-l a'clrer
e'ihinnieng n iit '' iui, at this ioft,.
n a in ha .uf lul i il o, N 11if; t -.. -
t1" "l:+ and "rida ys at th"* W\"il!u
yI; .-n k illltd -' i nn itnta -ll 1, , a .
i;l il ftill h e' in h:rc ol f 11is. iitf h.
• llh. a.il at tilt- dolwlntowil "ve litll.-
lilrl alis \ , 'ra Pirt oille lr. Ii la h i't
.I olim ari lau:o i.r 111"d. lift' sa1 .,rs ai ii
ligst aid iln truio. iirth Th he,. tank al th
ithr n 2,nil. It n:i thu i l h 'n ' ite l llt
fT "1 - It .s ' c l ,t s '- . 'n i .in , a lt. , r a r u n
r o ne:,i I rA Ol f th, tl^:. op t l tl[l
they hod. ind iarei no in full saoin h
ienith an ill d ai''g ,enil anl.to llr\
iimatl ly 2 -, daily. Th ' i c'lass' s will
i ,ontin to ihrS t ih Tank .u F..r
MORE BRASS THIEVES.
Thie s ntlh rd lthe Altairant ho1l.s5.
:l-l1 eclt strfte dfurine: thmen patl
fa tdail and . it l at t i' . nlrth aoftl las
tix ltur is. T h , 1uildina is ton +1 I, .
nrs i'hiarl te W. Abbott. ::te, Secuin
e'i-t. ,hio re t iorts d li't l th eft to th'l
po lia..
t'I.\lI It (;RAV'iIS A('t'Ii ENTAII IY
i:1, ( )TS th AI1 nuEl, t.
Elmer Grav'ois. 1m year-old \\'ashinge
tion Artille r i recruit. n\ai shot throui.
IThe heart wi ih . alih.r revolver
\V .dneslle ay mlorni11: at hii. home.
:ty;t liaiphille tre. he t.
of fell dead at thil feet of e in s
ituher. Mrs. nharl os . c llravoi.T,
afthr walk binl at plel. m.sevral flt
fallo te nedloo. \\hee the shoot
ing ve. urred to the ki hen, and x
claiming: i
the iodn, de ('lard hoan r.avois hadi
'The pai'enlts of ir youeingian. hr.
cwl isrs. (halne.i tnran oiser. -r, fi tr
ith sidnt1 of orl own, aleh.ased in
a lie ll ew of r. II..I.itai sblry and
1r. .I.S. liratois.
The Fitth Grade A Partyn. $17.03.
The results ofS the rfreshments sold
at the bnolit ai the Folly Theatre was
ilr-aed :OtN OGnts. makin th total
$1N.ms. Mor, is exwhcted to be added.
The Siath Grsdirs will give a part(
tioe May trelh iat the Avenue Thatre
fer th*. Roeitming Tank fund. There
will he an attractive pro.ram, after
tith therde will h dancine. A finer
entroy prizle ill be givenno. The ric
adults and ten c'nns for children. The
party will begin at g p. m. ani last
until 12. A meeod Mime is promi.ed
nharBari of thes grade Prez. Maiss
Wvertfill. 'ra BLe i Nnd Shook.
lednHsday Dorning meeting. . This
Hellnvill, school.
.frts, Robert Danenhower. Louis Par
Cat~etro, Eml Rloeamalao, May Pr~a.'
Werlein's Business Is "Better Than Usual"
In Fact Better Than Ever
GROWING always growing, not only in volume of sales, but in public confidence, as ,vwoild
be expected of an institution that has been putting music into Southern homes for thr-c
quarters of a century; that has stood for ideals as well as business. "There's every reason \h!
Werlein's business is better than usual.
As an evidence of our faith conditions, and so that we may do our part in making busines it:ot
only "Better Than Usual," but, through music, making more homes happier than usual. %c
today announce for this week a
Confidence Sale
Of Well Known Makes of PIANOSand PLAYER PIANOS
Every One of Which Deserves Your Utmost Confidence
P 1
Chickering Fischer Behr Bros. Mathushek
Werlein Angelus Pease Autopiano
Special Terms and Prices This Week
Besides offering special prices on many of the above well known, time-honored makes, we will offer TERMS THIS
WEEK OF THREE AND ONE-HALF YEARS TO PAY weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual pay.
ments, to suit your entire convenience. If you have an old instrument you wish to trade in, we will gladly allow
you its value in part payment on a new piano or player.
If you line outside of New Orleans, write a letter to Mr. Werlein himself-tell him what you are interested in and he
will gladly assist you in making a selection of the instrument best suit
Philip Werlein. Ltd. 60o Canal St. New Orleans ed for your home. The Werleins have always given personal attention
Gentlemen: Please send me catalogs of makes to their customers. Write today, or if convenient call Monday.
I have indicated at bottom of this coupon.
Name-__
St ate PHILIP WERLEIN, Limited
[] Chickering [] Autopiano [] Pease Victrolas Records
-1 Fischer ] Angelus [ Behr Bros.
I I Mathushek [nWelJlehn New Orleans--605 Canal St.--Baton Rouge
j-] Mathushek F] Werlein
dos. ( harles Corona. James Reid. lred
Burmaster, lihnry Rizzuto. Cocil Ilo
tard. liacgio Maggio. Anna Perez. I ,
ionese Vitter. Mae Bolnar. Rose Or
lando. Annette Johnson. Isabel King.
FIra I)ubret. Ethel Leatherm.
3rd Grad(- A Ethel Pose(,. Madge
Trottter. Charles Wahl. Alzina Ricks.
Emmett Lingoni. Thelma Schaefer.
Ernest Iluras. Iolores Diket. Ollie
Sutherland. Hlarold Clapper. Paul,no,
Mlaterlch. Nick Corona, Orelia Jor
den. Henry Hlolt. Esther Barlotta.
:3rd (;rade B Alzina Ricks. Elma
Jorden. m. Witlherup. Sidonia John
son. Thyra Ihotard. Elva ('anus. Flor
ence Harvey.
2nd Grade A- Herman Diket. Mil
dred McIntosh. Thelma Hintz. Edward
Wilcox, Edward Scheib. Thais Yeadon.
Alfred Richards. Lucille Bauman. Jos
eph Guistlano. Ruth Hidden. Alice
Baile;.
2nd Grade B--Dorothy Barichivich.
Mike Loyacano. Eleanora Rooney. Ju
lian Bateman. Rosena Ricks.
h-DOl)N(OGH NO. 4 ROLL OF HONOR
Eighth Grade A-Scholarship and
delportemnt: Hart Schwarzenbach,
Louis Laufer. Elliott Hafesbring and
.lames Fillery. DIeportment: Stanley
Barras.
Eighth Grade B-4;eorge Rau.
Seventh Grade A- Scholarship and
deportment: Marion Rejan, Sidney
Iiipuis. Felix M.cAnespy and Edgley
Schroth. Scholarship: Reny An
gelo.
Seventh Grade B--Scholarship and
deportment: Osmond Angelo and
John Kramme. Scholarship: ~ee
Hlalman and Archie Sinclair. Deport
ment: Ralp Gerrets. Ansel Shirk,
Ed ard Williams. Hileas Adams,
Evans Mahoney and Alvin Hoffman.
Sixth Grade A--Don Duffy, Stephen
Cronan. Otto Meder. Albert Aikman.
John Cleutat, Marion Crawford, Et
Holten. Emmett Hardy, Warren
Keenan, Eugene Leboeuf,. Beverly Le
gendre. Ed Newell, John Roberts,
Philip Saleeby, Hilary Schroder, Mar
cel Serpas, Eugene St. German, War
ren Treadaway, Dearo Trotter, John
Fournier and Ed Curren.
Sixth Grade B--Scholarship and
deportment: Felix Borne, Mathis
Crawford, Ray Keenan, Joaph 1ag
gio, Frank O'Donnell, Ream Olivier
and Melbourne Reed. Deportment:
Iiugh Iailly and Ira Olroyd.
Fiflth Grade A-Scholarship and
deltlortmnuent: ILuis Cornan and 1er
trand Peck. Scholarship: Joseph
Trouth. Albert Monroe, Clarence Ar
nold and Irwin Treadaway.
Fifth Grade It--Scholarship and de
portme nt: Peter Anderson. Henry
hturlet. lames Calvin, tI'ger Gaudin
and Willie Parker. Scholarship:
.Iose,h ('alabrise. Alvin Covell, Fred
.John, Albert Peeler. Noel Richard.
(; otle Shorey. Roy Tagert and Rob
ert Talbot.
Fourth Grade A-- Scholarship and
deportment: Alvin eI Blanc. Mlal
colin Schwarzenbach. William Ger
rety. Thomas little. Norman Nelson,
Stclle ('ronan. Leonard Chauvin. Lee
Mlenge. Andrew .McQuillian. Clifford
Angello. .loseph Susslin, Stanford
Willmore. John Curran, Ruben Pieri
and Charles Sadler. Scholarship:
Isadore Dtavis. louis Broussard and
Henry Fournier. IDeportment: Al
bert Mlewherry.
Fourth Grade Bi-Scholarship and
deportment: Charles Gerrets, Ethel
bert lagarde. Julian Humphrey, Les
lie Kirkpatrick. Roland Meyers. Ches
ter ('amlies, Hlymel Amuede, Frank
Lawson. Elmert Grundmeyer. Harold
Tre.adaway, William Entwistle and
Wllllom Entwistle and Elmo Voegtlin.
Third Grade A-Scholarship and
deportment: Frederick Kraemer.
Victor C'ieutat, James I,. Higgins and
Aloysius Serpas. Deportment: Mar
joral Mc.Neely.
Third Grade 1 Scholarship and
deportment: Louis Htuberner. Schol
arship: Marcel Roth, Frank Haw
kins. Bernard Covell and Ma1lcolm
O'Donnell. l)eportment: Nathan
Forrest, Armond Delcalzal, Mark
Amuedo and Freddie Hambacher.
Second Grade A-Scholarship: Gus
tave Dressier. I)eportment: Iouis
Peterson.
Second Grade B-Scholarship and
defortment: Vincent Trauth.
First Grade A-Scholarship and de
portment: Preston Delcazal, Bennie
Weimer, John Fagert, Charles Fink,
William Bommer, Louis Chauvin. Al
fred Decker, Harold Neuer, George
Leber, Harold O'Brian, Lester Smith,
Borden Stalcup, John Whale., WilOlW
Vinson and Leas Soulart.
PERSONALS.
('Continued from Page I i
Mrs. George W. Mcl)uff left Sunday
for her home in New Iberia, la.
Mrs. II. l.. Wallace and little daugh
ter, of Port A rthur. Tex. are spending
a'%hile here with her parents, M1r. and
Mrs. ...I. Vanderllnden.
P'atrolman Sansovich. of the Eighth
'reein, t. was called upon to shoot a
do:, in Elmira Avenue. between Eliza
and Evelina Streets, Saturday morn
inc. the animal having been injured
by an automobile, the owner and
driver of which are not known.
Mr. Vivian Oulliber will graduate
with honors from the New Orleans
College of Pharamcy on May 16. .Mr.
Oiilliher is connected with Chris Ib.
Stumpf. druggist of Tehe Street.
The i ommittee in charge of the
euchre arranged for the benefit of the
('hild's Welfare Clinic in Algiers, to
take place at the parlors of the Al
hambra Gymnastic Club on Tuesday.
May s, have about completed all de
tails for the event and a most enjoy
able time is anticipated. The commit
tee in charge is composed of the fol
lowing: Mrs. Wallace lampton, c(hair
man: Mrs. C. lloffetctter. Mrs. .lames
Garland and Mrs. IR. J. Williams.
Valuable prizes will be awarded.
Mrs. Thomas Nolan of MlDonogh
ville presented her husbard with a
baby boy last week.
On last Saturday a jolly crowd went
on a blackberry hunt to Stanton Plan
tation. The trip was made in Dr. J.
E. Pollock's auto. The crowd, chap
eroned by Mrs. Tackaberry. was com
posed of Misses Helen Tallon, Emnma
Collins, Carmelite Goff and Dorothy
and Mildred Murtagh.
Mrs. W. Eastwood spent the week
end with relatives in Slidell, La.
Messrs. L. W. Peterson and F. C.
Duffy will represent Santa Maria
Council, K. of C., at their convention
In Monroe this week.
Mr. and Mrs J. Mermillion are re
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of a baby boy at their home last Fri
day.
Mr. Gus Traub of New York has
bhen spending a few d ys with his
mother. .Mrs. E. Schmitt.
Mliss IAois Watter has returned
froum Lafayette. La.. where she has
Ieecn attendIing school the past term.
Mrs. Leon I aniel ofi Texas is the
gle-st of her sister, Mrs. '. ... Horne.
i'fe- Thursday Night Euc'hre Club
\ as entertaine d last week by Miss
'tella Alhribat. The succ'essful play
ers were Miss Stella Abribat and
M rs. C. Iloffstetter. Miss Mary
l'raub received the consolation. Mrs.
E. .1. Mothe. will be hostess at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Aug. Sehahel. Mr.:. 11. .. Stan
l)uryv, Mrs. .J. E. lArio, Mrs. S.adue G.
Smith. Miss Irene Macintosh and Mr.
C. House lelt yesterday for Hlam
mond. La., to attend the Grand Chap.
ter of the Order Eastern Star. Mr.
Shade G. Slnith expects to join theme
to-day.
Miss Angie IRiodan entertained
the Jolly Twelve, Euchre Club last
~ ce(k. ,The successful players were
Misses Rita Iousselot and Julia
Ilirney . Miss Cornelia Murphy rce
'eived the consolation. The .Miss.es
tRousselot will entertain at the next
meeting.
Miss Marie Roy, after spending: a
few weeks here sith .Miss Ie-na
('ross. has returned to Covlngtoy.
Mrs. Sidney Cross, Misses Carrie
and Lulu Cross. Virgie and Gertrude
Ir-vy and Susanne Norton were
visitors to Mrs. Henry Ay.cok ae-wl
Mrs. L. ('ross Sunday.
Mrs. It. E. IIingle and children and
Mrs. E. C. Kohn of Pointe-a-la-ltache,
I a., were visitors to Mr. and Mrs. F.
.1. Borne this week.
Mrs. Lena Cross spett a few day:
in Covington this week visiting Miss
RIoy.
Mrs. P. I.. Hanson, of Galveston.
Tex.. is the guest of her nirce, Mrs.
.I. Barrios, in Seguin Street.
Miss Adele Barrios returned to her
home at .IJesuits Btend, after spend
ing a few days here as the guest olf
Mrs. J. Barrios.
Mr. B. F. Richardson has just re
turned home, after an extensive trip
to the Pacific Coast, having visited
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Catalina
Island other Calitoralt resorts.
Lou)is W. Pete*rson has reta11
fronm an extensive business l
through the North.
1Miss Emrnna George has had ub
ruiest little TIeverly Roy BrolS-edd
Lafayette. I.a.
Mrs. II. L. Vallette spent Sual Mb
Covington. a . the guest of Ma _
;. Hayes.
Mliss Lillian llolton spent "S
here with her aunts, after UM
her oorun iniinii on Sunday.
Mr. Adolph Spitzfaden sent a rd
for $', t. Mlis. Eola Abbott fith
S\ i:naring Tank Fund, who tVn
same over to Mr. Di Benedett.
The dlane to be given by ti
Ti. .. of th11 Maccabees on Si1F
\lay :. at the Pythian Hall. $
affalir \on cannot afford to mi3h
RItview earnestly solicits the I-W
,' its mre ihers and friends. B10
to -onre yourself and tell your [-M
M:r. and Mrs. Hlugh Alba COld
liinsvilhle T",x , are the gol d
their mothtr. Mrs. E. O. CoIUl
i'eli, an A.\ r 1'.
Mlis; i:;is I,e eourt left W
nday miornin, for ('ovington,, I.,
be the v.iist of her aunt, Mr.
.li. \artha M, Neely is rec1
inh the I',,inclon igh 1ce
E:ntlish ;at th,. State Rally n
lIoui, this ireek.
Miss \nna l,irise McNeely I b"
ladlr of the g leo Club cbO r
New rhn ('oll,.g. They wig 1i
I ,n e r.i 1. l : ni ,ht, at 8 o'0 at ,
th, A\r.-,!i I ' lall in co-.i
with tlit. \anolin and Gultar
Th, tuli. i, ordially invtd
\is I:,hi, Laindry of BSi.
T"".. ,was a visitor here th0 4,
of her ;. osin, Miss Clairia Rli
r. .\. I:urke returned T31
nti t , l', insacrola and ftr@
bib. . ., a in WednesdaI
:- C;,, , " Illl ,.brand and d_
trr. Viola. :ir I son. Ah t.
gi. ts ,f \!r. and Mrs. J. L. 11
'Mr. anl \tr-. Thomas l
Ioristottn. T .. were gustl L
and MIrs Turn Schaefer Vof
Street. Mrs. Ilailey was
Miss lolne Hildebrand.
Miss .iamie Koning left
Philadelphia to attend the
Convention, which is belag
this month.

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