The herald. [volume], May 17, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

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THiE HIERALDI
PI'HI.ISI1ED) EVERY TIHURSDAY.
l tered .at the I'..,t.'thte at New Orleans as
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ILady of beutde, (( a th5: I --t ,' of
Fr. Larkin at lunc hon "l4l''-.!..
'ii.11 I'NI4NS. 4
Last."I INS.da thL s n11* Ilb. nt "rs of Santa
lM aria ('hc ln l fit tI tll .tl ; s t (',:f llIItl
bitus, rev, .:. ' 4'lillt's ' II I1n 41 it lty. ,
Althou:' : most of th, bKII l;hs sent t(1
colmunion at i I,' ;ia ><. .- e'.raI
lie t iat the ' 14 t4 i II.rlinl: olit the
ranks at the 7.
Next S Iundayv i 1 1. I hI I :it I ular I
lonth'ly o t l: u i onl ," th. ( '.l idren I
of M.lary, both seniors and juniors.
SERVI('ES.
Thursday 1Ma1.si.s 5 7,.I s'.
May Id otati ns and ll Ihn'll'i, tisons
after 7 Mass.
Sl 'NI )AY.
Masses - 7-e- 1. 1
Itaptisnm I .
May Devotions 1;.:, 1.
RIEDi. t'11th.
The Algiers branch 1of the lied Cross
has been organi'eil. and wil.! holdtl its
meetings at the K. of C.(' hmle toll
Olivier St. Hiss Ella I-e, is is chalr. I
lady of the ibranleh. I've'r ., ladiest
have already giveni ill itheir iale .4r
demlonstrator from 'N v Orle(ans I
will come' over to intr rus t the ladi'es
in their patriot ic \itork Aboult 1
sewing ma liines are' ntIeeded.
All the ladies. of Ali',rs hatvittv the
time and spirit are' ilnvited to to
operate in this good ork. hrk.
AIL DAY RItllE.
All wh who were not on tlit' 5:dlney a
last Sunday missed a fine' trip. A
large crowd fromrl Al,.iers was on .
hand, and the fortunate ones had i
the time of their lives. Mr. eiathicr- t
man was at his a t,3t anit d prodttctd n
for tthat day hle choiet brand in his a
collection. Ole Sol. gladdened things t
witih his slanting \4.1a and Mr. h
Pickle and M1iss Olive of Ieinz's 5.Ts.
completed the gifts lhich.l hlf~l.d
to make te h ride of the 11th of Nay
1917, one of the best 'idens ve,'r given
on the river. Itall tames 4.,re play-'
ed under the beautiful trees of Con
cession and though no sensationalfu
plays were made. there 1as1 enoulh
noise to dieturb the sleeping echoes
of the peaceful town. Though mnost
of the picnickers had been teo Ihurch l1
in the morning. beiing all of a very
religious turn of mind, they felt thlat li
a little more church wothl not inter- Ii
fere with their pleasure,. so to the
nearest church they took themselves. i!
The church was orthodox. the bible p
was there, and so was the miniister, M
but the color was not of the right 81
hue. Some did not mind this, and T
they were getting along lni.ely with -
- vices unti Ithe eollection box and
officer of the town appeared. and .
some 0 wallowed half uttered alle- fa
labs and ainalpereI llt. th
The young ieotple enjo ~ed them- ar
selves at all times as
Wait for this 'e'nt 14 it year. .e
HAZEL KIRKE.. ali
This play has betIn postlotod from po
Sait. 19th. to Monday. NMay "1. a
Thise is given by the it N. G. C. u.
Dramatic Club for the benefit of Fr. fri
Petit's work. lence people of Al- QI
glers you are asked to come and ei- an
courage your yotng peopJe in a noble th
enterprise. This is only th,, begiilln- 110
ing of a series of such entertafiments rih
to be staged ',
People are continually talking an
about the welfare of the young men hi
and young ladies, here's a ehance to \'1
do something practical for them. Ti
These youngt ladies and young men 04
have worked hard for several weeks th
under the untiring direction of Mr. 'a
Vallery Barras, to give you a first It
class entertainment, let the people of all
Algiers show their appreciation by th
filing the H. N. G. C. hall on that
evening.
You'll not miss the smnall amrmnt
of 25 cents. Besides it will not be
a pure gift for you will receive value
for your money, for the actors are
above the ordinary. There is not a
weak character in the cast. All are
familiar with the clever work of jee
Misses Cornelia Murphy, Emily Tal- 1k
Ion and Cora Shields. Cleo Platt will gre
make her first appearance on the H. grl
N. G. C. stage but she has made an hii
enviable reputation on other stages, bri
and her friends wil not be disappoint- for
ed In her work. Ir
Of the young men. It can be said
that Algiers ought to be proud of Baj
them. Vallery Barras. Jr., follows in .Iu
his father'. footsteps and Is already a T
NEARING A QUARTER CENTURY. di
ci
O)ur last issue closed our twenty-fourth year of existence and we are p
Sl, nowu intorinc into the twenty-tifth year or a quarter century of newspa
perdrn.
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tlurint th,-os twenty-four years past THE IIERALD has never missed
"r an issue and it has never lost an opplortunity to boost for the uphuilding
ni .,1n -,lf,lr.' f our town.
Ihe aim of Tlt, II ERtALI) has never been 'a furnish the Algiers pl- r
- , r-.-, ti- i inal 1ls s a-ticles but it has Ibeen conutucted mierely as th-"
e" I'i:i 1 pai r to .tlurnih.l the peotple a nietlimut through \ hich they might
J, .,,pr'- th i" is. The -urlpose of TIllE ti-1t.\I.Ii1 is to It the pj-id
,il I'l., r' tn -tl'ret know what tho : .e pit- artre dIin.: on ()li lou..-as avelnue,
1) ( tI ' lt 1 ." , ' s- i tin of th - lio n nio\ ,hliat ilt: .hlotl t'lt-Is .are i n (I '
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., f n,.y are paid by the .\liers Ip oplt, to th,~
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Tih l ,tx i" It, pI r , .1.it;' t1; t" , f l 8 alt, of ( 'llttor a ia th- ,' hich l1 ii,
Sthe, I'nion
\ h,"' of *..are t~d in N,". ,'1k r n, , ', \l. ,1 ad .itt,, that he, had I ':n
nittd fi' hu i -ll r ,v' , I
T hl {,olio, d' I; rt: ,',t of 1, .n - ,h . d,,cid, i that it it .ltlhh t-ou", ' !:
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. ( tistittltl- ; l:otti+ll of th , list' i r i;i',, :. l it th,. N-in l,\i ch is so rv,-d (tl
t\\(i .lat ,'-. the tl'ans;ii tiion is lo-a .
Th, F'inlanl tl S''c'l't.|r\ of ihth .\intal-alnllate'd As.\-so iiatlil of ' r,,., anal i\1
Ehl tric Railr,:ad i n I |lo\e- of .\tplel';.a in Ne.w\" Yo'ri .nt'rt!,.-,,tl that th,*
1l.mon+'y soli,'itetd tr"on1) the ; ublic llurin - the, ='- ;It st ik,, \a u-.'" to buy '
dynamn ite' \with wahlih to u\r'(e thi' S. l\\a.y.
ar , " t or. f:a', i . I h . I  ;.it a
'I . , i- 't i , i,, l t mil i.jl A t t,1,'
u, ic iI thi pl , : a, the arinarks
-s f a it t'11 i linal. A i. tll M ,l ( ivn,?
hugs nmil. hi., r put attion in \a- atliotn.
:;Ind h4' til1 111, it i ' i ti l his t la'v.
VW ill tioll'per is 41i a par \ itli l,- r -I
atlt4 \ill _lle it _4t( I a co ulilt iof i -
m. I1. 1n ' \\ ith tiis aist and a
plil t of intsel." hii alln ilitr:'-t. anll
2 -
v tnii'illt ofth ni t ot rn; ah kind is
h I ip nel a i, t41. .
-n r ('11i . li I h e l il c l Kiikt ,. : 'ne il
i 'a!i. \ \il r o l:l hae y bee cry and \1at .
i \iln llul. e have h an l , Ia1y the endhol
r- that it i\:1Il t- liiv of anth in All tial
I. \" I, '. .` 4, 41 'lay. 1l:1 y " 1.
II. \. G. ('. \(Tt).ES.
,. 'Ay Fred.
N mNote of the li of te ordioniar hai
happened at ththe 'iof lub mcince lit
we k. preent of our boys have beenpproval
y att4ndinhg the nightly shows reg
A ulrly thiis wepla and coneq aurent
1n the pool rooml have been very much
d in use.that voWe have always contendedhat
r- that it i- the duity of each individual
Smeillber of the Club to patronize his
s own show. ani we are happy to note
a that the attendance of clloib nmem iberll
. has incrcaed almost two fold.
i th : ant Kirke."
. Allow iis to remind you all that
we ill prestlrnt for yourd approval
n upon Monday night. May Rodne . ur
play. Ma7rcyl Kirke. Mr. V. Bar
t S haelds. bazel working very hard
upon this play and we can assure
h you that you all will see a play that
will be worth double n by the price of
Sad ission askess. The following will
he the ecast: iunston Kirke. V. F.
and arra. Arthur thearrinveford, Ray
t monio a..chards Squire Rodney. pail
liam Heopper larne. O'Flytnn. eAlvin
able thMGirney Pittaus Gwere spen, t al J.
poiarras. durinlly Dutone field ss Cleports
ntPlait. Mercy Kirke. balliss game weornelia
SMurphy. Twoady Travers, Miss Cora
ronShi thelds. boazel on tirke. rondss Emily
I Tallon.
t - "Ioalt (ide."
1 The boat ride given by the Ladies'
SAuxiliary to the was. N. G. .. was by
far a huge success. The boat left
the foot of innianal St.. at 10:30 sharp
- and proceeded down the river as far
as Concession, La.. where the pas
sengers were landed. A most enjoy-;
able three thours were spent at thise
l point, during which time field ports
and indoor baseball game were In
dulged in. Two teams were chosen
wafrom the boys on the grounds. It.
cloQuinn was in the box for one team ving
and M. I'mbach was in the box for
the other. The team pilthe footed by theof
HoCanarale Mr. Quinn were victo
rioals. w inning by the score of 6 to 4.
tr. 'tet it wa.s placed In the game i
and gave the people present an ex- r
hibitiol of hisa old time form. He a
was the individual star of the game.
The boat left Concession at 3:30
o'cock on the return trip, leaving
the passengers off at the foot of
Canal street. at exactly 6:30 o'clock.
It was a very. very tired crowd, but
all were unanimous in saying that
they had a giood time.
if
t
last Sunday Rev. C. C. Weir's sub- a
jetct. at 11 a. m., was John 3:".-::0.s
Hle that haths the bride is the bride
groom: but the friend of the bride- C
groom. which standeth and heareth I
him. rejoic th greatly because of the!
bridegroom's will: this my joy there- A
fore is fulfilled lie must increase, but
I must decrease.
The language is that of John the
Baptist, who was the forerunner of
Jesus Christ. and rejoiced to see him. S
The friend of the bridegroom rejoiced
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kks :!'lll" ,ht':. it. on ' t \011 : I . I iay s.I \ i.c
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oi I. , I , i n e i ("-I "ptll V I t is klIt.
iy. "Tlh .Jullili r ('hoiI" s lste.hili , M iz;ilh
' lt ('h ir i lln r , lid rin speciai lillus ,.
i1- lie'. . (C. W eir's .s.j;ll.jtl t \sas Ei.t lls
ai . . t12 ililno t t ay h th r a ild lo lht i'r.
an I -at tshy id ys m 5ay lh o I lpitin th,
is 1 tui h t i i li ti L.id i hy itod -i\.n h
:: . . 11"' Lt \ , it Ijiti , thie s~ iacted ltssI
ilk ptl i 'hilu l a d thel tl u t t)i oft t'l1
:t; 1 l tl ' g ,'i d d ." ll It I tt of ta t -t
tr 1i' ii lt't l hr -s . t = :ll"re t tall" t hli:"
iili:t ti 4.l 1 r1 1115 I.'i.s!tll iiar t r I
N \t Suitnli lay t i i . Iit h lt . .1.
It ainI .1t ,r i hi, pasto- of the i iit it i sp
ua' list t'hurcth Tiallaha.s.e, Florida. wi'1
i t n in It. A t - 11. Ii . R ev. IV a lter
'n Jtlhlnsonl. Firs t I a kis 'hu h of \'ak.
- .4 I'r, st, irt'li ( arinl:t, w\ ill pr- al h
iv l The cl tieral plu lic is itn\itid to hllew a
'I these two \ i \ il nlnilistl'rs. itio ar,.
11 tislt ('onive nltion now in s.ssi 'rayes .l
i tilletilnl Thilrsday tlihtl at t;:ia k l .
>te ',!irpah ch. ir" was delighted to hat,
r s s thort rc ils l t e tliir I.ader, 1 r.
l \'aillt I ei oiel I'tr. now in trainiig at
Fort Loai-Rot. Ark.
, The renlat r ih, tiniit of lthe Sema inal
iat 'i1, le Monday aft(-rnoon was well at
al tiended and splendid Mork is being ac
ur ,clom lis1lied. Arti.'les for sale are still
rd .:iint in Ind th ladies than k aill for
at \t ho is residini in the city. but who
if at onlt time resided here was a most
ill iv."l, ome Visitor. Anyone wishing to
. purll'hase plienic iaproins, may call on
Mrs. .1. W. Ilani ls and fronm the
splendid collection\ hichl she has on
in hand. tlhey ill certainly find sone
i thing to suit thiei.
o Those presint \\ ere Mlesdame
ia Wells. Pollock. lIanit ls, Summers.
ra / iarren. Lilly. Lai tit. lakeman ant d
ly O\\ ens, Misses I rva Daniels and
Ileleen Davis.
is Thursday evening services will Ibe
is held at 7::10 o'clock. It being As-en
.- sion Dlay a serimon on that subject
n will be delivered. A special offering
I. \\ ill be taken at the doors for our
m lJubilee Church Extension Fund.
i Services N% ll also be held Sunday at
ie i Sa. m.
o- Our annual Sunday School picnic
4. will be given in City Park this corn
te in- Saturday. All the children will
x- meete at the church at S o'clock. Come,
[e and bring your friends.
0
It'
i During the Rector's absence last
week the Rev. .. Gilmer Buskie of
Baton Rouge, and the Rev. E. W. Hlun
ter of St. Anna's New Orleans, of- 1
ficiated in his place. The Rev. S. L. .1
Vail visited Baton Rouge, Addis Nat- c
chitoches and Mansfield on his recent r
trip. At Baton Rouge he officiated i
" at St. James Church at the Sunday f
services.
Rtv. S. L. Vail left for the lower c
Coast Tuesday for a trip to Dime and t
h Daisy.
e Next Sunday-The Sunday aft-r f
.Ascension the services at Mt. Olivet c
, will be as follows: S
7:.l0 a. m.-Holy Communion. f
e 9:30 a. m.-Sunday School. e
f 7:30 p. m.-Evening Prayer and 11
I" Sermon. f
d The Annual Sunday School Picnic r
will be held at City Park on Satur
day Mlay 26th. Schedule-Leave Al
giers 7::;0 a. m. Leave City Park 5:::,
re p. hi.
ia- The iui'.' of llth P'arish Iuihlin
ha. been cxttlendedl t'o the IRc' (' -.i s
Ad \ trkers. :-, ' rV y nm ,elm t l' f 1) t.
. ilil't. is .e n. st ly nrt ' 4 , t" h ' l l iO
:t.is worIk. Tulld:y thI * ('!tn t y n-',
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B'rt1!1on"S1tout 'eoplet 11 l the, a i
J toes "'t I'. s e it':'st . sIo dir l'll4 oF
T.h th' s ste fo r t un it .ihng lotin" ; a
on my nerves." s
Wherein the Di ficulty. hiei
"The, sir, one hour's uninterrupted .
reading each evening would make t
ou-" "hieninterrupteds i a eret do`
you think my wife spends her eve- i
lngs?"-uew York Times. h
it
Posiblyn the Reason. 1I
Brot n-il Stout people they say, A are;i,
rarely guilty or meanness or ctrime."l it
Jones-W",ell, you see, it's so difficult oie'
for them to stoop to anything low."-  a
fl:
Hir Saintly Employers. In
Deacon Jonls-"Have you driven,
for good people?" Chaueur-"Rey. i
lar saints! They ur so auraid to dier
that I never could drive over ten miles
an hour, r!"-"Judge. se o his
telephone operators answer calls two' ti'4
seconds quick er than their English i
otousins.
Skirting the Difficulty.
Ite's all rIgt; eut snt ite a bit on E
for a kilt?"e e in o l i
ou --"en iUntaint red, ? WhePo r e. ao
Life's wingrtitude, hit
A man wh o attends strictly to h sai
own business merely gets the repay tio
tion of being unsociable.
the
Riches in Portugal, ws
The world's greutest deposit W. .i
wolmam tem the miner al from whic Ri
tungsen isTobtained, isin Portugal, it
hit
Dh ainly Tmhought "Ies
I was never leo s alone Pthan hemil e
T he piane pupils ofe Prof. . . C. t'
Tiomas will be heard inh recital in
atsn. oi'e talented memenrs of his
ca(s'hs Who in M parch suesosfully
renlereh an operetta entitled "A toay
din Flowerdom"at the Pythian aaill
sfor the benefit of the sirming tank ih
fuild, also take part. The uroceeds ult
'nhas one of the first hiven for this
cause, after paying ixpenses of per
has been sunccessful in securing the ing
first tank and that construction is al. is
ready under way. Bel
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: PERFECT LOVER
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By ELIZABETH E. HOYT.
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'"m < ','v ,am darr" s s I "t ar,
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I n, I'l tiof iite a lot oa Torl
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Rtndatl o think it ci hurh 11 ver.my i'n
"*I ' an. I r wi y av, a! ollv y. 
w I'rtrie .i ik e Ingraham alldt of Torn
Sollv on , r: i pl,s1 to dr hli verh r er,, I
Sihe s, nh .." h ol don't hal, at pprho
nction, . I ko a whenirl who lives in
and she s'aid his mother had just riad
a,.' [rpap,,r before the womenIr clunb on
, t we m'istake it was for rela tives h to
anllome to lcoive with a young couple. In
! a ow I never sok of this bfore utlly."
1'i! Certridth oth"ke Ingraham rand on
Moll ndmoth prpos to deliver rCou ein
I" le si, 'lronia and rt do-aunt hras apprll
II living with Pr andall's me and all
Sntin to rin the hsfamilytame from pour
t in the said his motherin up juthst read.
In I tell you sometimes It almost brryks n
day. my heart. y .
a paper before' the women's club on
Moll son, who was to be married in June.
t ame t olstake a fw wa s for relatives t
tome toii. "lve wi th a young couple. I
Sor I'm doing it not to hus befrt Johnre, but
for ntour own sake. I love John,. buti
hl so or wieth l oh litl tIngrahams th
Gr'andmother Inrham ani Cou in
sometimes hand Gre almost-aunt s as all
l. dosn take Perc his and me as soon all
raI he comes nto r the house-n, from pourthings
h the tea to brin. ing up the a. Iream
"st. of speaking of this bhiorf. I'ntil
in I tou've ao som etimes It almost breaks
you wonh t know that manners can be
more agravatin than anthing elsehea
in th e world. And rest friendt to knowm
how important theolly a few weeks before the
:edo Dr. Ruilchar Randall hasy I tell you this. bes
or I'm doin tog it not to hurt John, biutt
e ie' so forgetful of little things that
ke mannertimes I ever saw in any my heart. in
do : my life."
Then Molly unburdened herself,
"Dear Lou," she said, "Richard Ran
" all is too perfect. He Is interested
:he like that, you know. I never dreamed
inof sthe rakiig ohtf the is the right size,
g you'vhe has aoo an experiences likegot the
you won't know that mand the bers can b
more aggravating than anything else
n the worldsition. And you ougin the wt to know
how imcap the orant they as absolutly, for
:dflawless manners. LuRandall has the ber
e ry a manners who is. If I ever did all
e Then Molly unburdened herself.
"leeted, you," she saidknow, Richard Rawoun
dahis reproach to perfecthe end of my daysted
I I could only fthingd one sinls the right size,
Shuman failingood in hicome, he's got themarry
him, but I won't marryves, a perfect mand
fatherly and if I were yous, andou Thome as theon
o I'd best mighty thankful that John does
b o m etimes forget to take o his hat.l
flawlessDr. Richard Randall continued ipr
fcthis devotionlf, and I'm not going to mar
en ryited to dinner several miles from did a
SEaston. That wasn'ht quias the right, or ac
his reproach tohome in the end soft summer daysk
Iess, for thole seventh timne Ritclehard
human fdall asked Molly Foss toul marry
him, buand to his infinite surprise shem
n and Theyf I were you.married n Septemberpson,
and bived even morethankful thappily than does
somtheir friends badforget to take off his hardt
b Richard: but one day.ll continued inths
his wife very seriously Fossand askconted,
inw washer it thatndifference until early last
suddenly on the wayFourth they were in
inge Rufus King' the soft summer dark
Dearess for the seventh time Richardss
ing him, "and to hiwas infinibecause you atrprie seyour
nsaid yes without a moment's hesitan.
tions
They were married in Septembe
a nd lived even more happily tha
k theiruth, thiends ad predicted.ntinl lyingchard
was pterftle is satisfied with Molly and
SRithe oard: but .-one day. ix month
afterle In the contest dding, Richard looked at
k his wife very seApriously and askll the
sPublicdden Schools of the City, the follow-m Un
le ing waRufus King's?"awarded a bronze mdal as
. "Dearst of those submitted bMolly pusaid, kiss ot
Belleville School, 5th District:
Bride's Background.
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