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____m___. THE HERALD 14P::h
Dovetd to the Upbuilding of the Wert Side of the River. "A very live and creditable weekly newepaper."-MANUFACTURERI' RECORD.
I)PL XXV. NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917. No. 14.
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OWN A RELIABLE WATCH
Buy It on Our
NEW EASY PAYMENT PLAN
Grasp This Wonderful Opportunity
HIGH PRICES SMASHED
S"endenf\ Thn .
Settn Model
3Perfect Self-lockin* d -t
i Sett,ng Device W- heel t r.
SSafet vI oent ALittle
Reccoiln& * Screw A
SCIck Rete"tor
SCitt enn DouleEach
iBalnce With Rolleta
...T;g Screws scapement
Deposit p e Week
Four Steel
g Bride scope
o- -- odel Wheel
7 Ruby 6 Sapphre Jewels
M deD by the Femouc Illnos Wetch Company
17-JEWEL FAMOUS ILLINOIS WATCH
IPay for t Your Word
as r Is Your
You Get Paid Bond
E l wonderful. high-Lradle Watch i= made by the I:.in,,-i \'\,d ' .1 ',i. h ,n ., mUn pl i ,,:" ofm, ' auorl'.
mo0 renowned \xperts to suipervl-e their aath makitng. It i ti oll'.l' n , u. rs ~ - intii' ully
S sad experience. Th," stritly high-grade materia - a::d - ,'l I' .ni::' .r -i-n - .r, ... - ,n:yv i in the1 hi gh1ie"
p' red railroad grald,' are to be had in this \atch. Th.'y i:li, - t ' lh ra;:ilr l : irmient- a- IoublIe
3Bev Ecapemnlelt, tee!l I Calj ' Wheel, .lild (told I enter WhetIl, .ilju-titilent to Temperature, II ouri
- idoans and lnllhronilll, Ilreguet Hair Splrilng, .licrometwtric lieigulatihr. (nu'lline. Iul)y aIllld .Salpplii're
i Aw etc., whlchi a-sure excellent running qualities and nimik. thil \\Watch oe tihat ian al'.ays he reiel
IoOn. The handsome thint model. gold filled 'a-P. ,arrantetl :or r.I) Lear'. ,ill nmeet tahe approval of
ite most critical. Take it all in all. this Wat h is on, that any man in ill b1 e proutl to carry.
S1IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONi
S WE (IVE YOU . I)IA.MOND) OiR WATCH AT TiHE TIME IOU SELEtT IT
We don't ask y-du to pay a little each week and IeaTve it here until it is paid for. We have absolute con
jale In your honesty, and we know that )ou will he greatly pleast~e witll whate..ver )u buy frontl us.
SItt's why we se , ladly trust you.
NO LTVESTIGATION NO REI) TAPE NO DELAVS
624 Canal Street *it r si. QL1L New Orleans, La.
"See White to Buy Right"
"Greatest Watch and Diamond House South"
xsxx"_ýtx lllllll IIII Ix I [1[ IN III il III II
PERSONALS
AI OTHERWISE
Does and Miss Hazel Aycocks
hat Sunday for Donaldsonville.
sad Patterson.
a. Johnson returned from New
8sturday, after spending three
With Mrs. ('lark.
Ni Carmen and Blanche Van
returned from Port Arthur.
.Iday night after spending a
with their sister, Mrs. If. L.
hIeo. McDuff, Jr.. of New Iberia,
a week with her parents,
Mr. C. L. Stumpf.
A. C. Delaume. clerk of
Drug Store left for his home
to spend his vacation.
OaMld is in receipt of a postal
M W. Langly Jennings one of
residents. Mr. Jennings is
.lcilnty of Thousand Islands
-here he is engaged in the
s. Arnold and little son.
re spending a vacation at
Teen.
W. T. Christy, wife and
ant a week at the camp at
They has as their guest
- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
l Mrs. Raleigh J. Williams
t bi Adams spending a ten
mes >lquerre. niece of Mrs.
is Visiting in Brooklyn
I fr iends of Mrs. Chivaralo
-1a Avenue will be pleased
fhet lsh Is convalescent, after
at Hotel Dieu.
.i. Renecky of 407 Pacific
"he has been fighting a siege
vewr for the past four or
is on a good road to re
Lh Muller, a former resi
Er city. is visiting Mrs. J. 3G.
hMOST UP-TO-DATE
lorist
ml Street
Smd N. 5283
1lr. J. Barrios of S*cuin Stj , ;t ,. ut
the wet:k-end at Jesuit I, r. 1. l.a.. ,ith
his parents.
lMessrs. Satm and Sidney Oswaldl. (P.
and ii. Blourgeois return. d from Lake
Katherine Sunday night, afte.r enjoy
ing a two-day's fishing trip. A fine
catcih was Ilmale.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Hiiminntrlr-, h and
daugihter. .Miildred. a- cotmpanied hy
.(ohn Mlevers, spent the .,e.ek-end at
Milnelur,. la.
Mrs. .J. Meyers and family spent
Sunday at Mlilneburg. the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. II. llintmelreht.
Mr. ('. (Olivier of Quarantine. La..
was the guest o, his family last we.k.
Mrs. Anthony Kennair was a v\isitor
to her mother-in-law. .Mrs. S. Kennair.
last week.
Mrs. Bougan and daughter. The.lma.
spent the week-end with Mrs. Biaigini.
Mrs. G. Lynch of Morgan City i"
spending some timn- with her mother.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Zatarain
-;.ent Sunday in Morgan City. the
,iuest of Mrs. G. Lynch.
Mlisses Ora and Claire Keenan and
Sidonia and Katie Sutherland have re
turned from Texas, after spending
some time there.
Misses Emma George and Marvel
Walters were visitors to Morgan City,
the guests of .Mrs. G. Lynth.
Mrs. .1. Tackaberry and two nieces.
Mary and Emma Collins. returned
from llcuma. after spending two
weeks the-re.
Mrs. G. Berneaur is spending awhile
with Mrs. J. P. Walter.
,Misses Claire and Ora Keenan spent
the week-end at Houma. Ia.
Messrs. Wilie Sutherland and Milton
Nelson returned from Heartsease Park.
S5Miss Margaret Dilzell is spending a
few days here. She wil return to
HIeartsease Park shortly.
Miss I. Brooks spent the week-end
at Heartsease Park with the Misses
French.
Mr. N. Parmentel was a visitor to
lleartsease Park last week. the guest
of Miss Hlazel French.
Missee Irma and Alma Tufts and
Alma Gerrets spent the week-end at
Milneburg. the guests of Mrs. Bevan.
Miss Winnie Hebert was the guest
of Miss Ethel Gahn Sunday.
Misses Katie Spence and Ethel Lauff
left Sunday for Ocean Springs. Miss.
Mrs. Bevan and family returned
from Milneburg Sunday.
Mr. Allen Sandborn spent Sunday
at Empire with his mother.
Miss Gertrude Robichaux left for
Houma to spend some time.
Mr. Stanley Oser of San Francisco.
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Oser of
our town, is visiting Mrs. J. H. Owens
of Bermuda Street.
Mrs. L. Muntz and daughters. Eunice
and Inez, and Master Floyd Crane left
Sunday for Covington.
Mrs. M. Q. Kearns and daughter.
Helen. left for Abita Springs yester
day to spend some time.
Mr. 'nd Mrs. Ralph Davis returned
from their honeymoon Sunday night.
Mise Falva R. Homes. supervisor of
the Intermediate Training School of
the Southern Illinois Normal School.
was the guest of Mrs. C. C. Wier last
Saturday and Sunday.
Stuart Wier. son of Dr. Wier of
Beaumont. Texas. is the guest of his
uncle. Rev. C. C. Wier.
Miss Thelma Cayard returned home.
after a visit to various points in
Louisiana.
(Continued on pate 2)
ALGIERS BOYS IN.NEW YORK.
(By G. HERBERT).
.lhn Schroeder is running between
Galveston. Tex. and New York. for
the summer.
.lames I.eddy of Algiers has so,
tillred his license and is now :.rd en
gin'-er on the El Paso.
,ixy I onrad has returned to N. Y.
V. .Judlin. J. Yunder and J. Mahoney
and B. Ford have arrived safe in N.
Y.
Joe Thorning has taken up his
residence in N. Y.
ob ('urren has returned from
Prance.. J. Mouney a popular jockey
of our town has been called to the
colors, he is now in the cavalry owingi
to his riding ability.
Tom McQlillen of New York. is with
the S. P. S. S. Co.
Henry Frazier of Algiers is now
junior engineer on the S. S. Momus.
running to France.
M. Clark of Algiers is engineer
on R. 'V. Wilmot. he leaves for
France the latter part of the month.
Joseph Euper of N. Y.. is sepnding
a few days in Maine.
Cleveland Laskey is 1st assistant
engineer on the S. S. Creole. Mr.
Laskey is well known in our town and
his many friends wish him success.
Submarine lfantell is back in the
Morgan Line. it is to be remembered
Mr. Hantell started on a trip around
the world when his ship encountered
a few submarines in which his ship
was sunk.
Lee Schroeder expects to leave'
New York soon for his home.
Willie Daly of our town was a
visitor to Albany. N.Y.. last week.
Mr. Leonard Rue. well known to
quite a number of young ladies of our
town has just returned from France.
Arthur Lauman has returned to New
York. from South America.
Mr. George iRaz- Cassidy, will leave
for France soon. Cassidy is 2nd as
sistant engineer on the Harry Lucken
back.
Joe Dunn is now visiting New York.
he arrived Thursday from Mexico.
Mr. Dixon formerly of our town is
now connected with Con Dwyer & Co.
of New York.
Baby Dobson is now on the An
tillies.
Joe Herbert is back in the Morgan
Line.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Remaing at Sta. A. New Orleans.
La.. P. O.. Aug 9. 1917.
Men-Bob Haviem.
Women-Miss Lutisa Brown. Mrs
S. Beck. Mrs. Katie Jackson. ,54
Newton street.
Charles Janvier. P. M.
Joseph W. Daniels. Supt. Sta. A.
CONGRESSMAN COMING TO NEW!
ORLEANS.
The House Commite on Naval AN
fairs. which is on an inspection tour
of the Atlantic and Gulf naval
stations, will reach New Orleans Fri
day morning. They will inspect the
Algiers yards and then go aboard the
naval yacht Dolphin for Panama.
where they will inspect the Panama
Canal and its properties. Congress
man Albert Estoptnal. member of the
committee, will be unable to make the
Journey, because of illness.
EAHLY APPOIllMENI OF
MOONEY STOPS BOOSIIN
ROONEY FOR CHIEF
Judge Thos. F. Maher
Headed Movement.
ýLitny ",i .i. us \ r . re thi,, : t. :v a
S'a In t!et" ;, sttin ~ i t" od+ at;,,;'tti t
'" ,," ,- r r" ,ur district, ani a ^n,
al !,! t!:, p ' u.'2n;1i;,12 n that an A!l_,."r
n:,:n ht . II I~ supprtt.d by th*, Mayr.
Jlud,. Thue,: I-F. \la1 r ani I nlant
ftl; I'!.s of M . .1. It,)n, t'y at ,:1,. took
'ip ti i ' .matt,.r thirotth a p. ':tln
IT t.) Iti. v1,t.rs for lh, ir s nite . l:"'e
T : t"I . ti :. ,' . llt II* fo 11:Mr. Itn, . a;p
I-,tinlh" ' t"- 'k ':ke . hi hfr and hIUl
",. I I t'" a , I' , 'ta . : i i t -
! . r , I '\r 1 ni '" h, , , .. ,r 1 :_1 l
',) s .,-,t \!n,, al tl t II : :'i 11.e I ,
, *i',i I. ,f . I it ,,,-,i, ti t . w r !\tlr
i: .I t, i , I. i t , i t O . i l. . t ,' I r!.
1. - , ntry lai..fi ;lt y dulth
1l ,I " , ;tlt l 1i.- -.ll a" ; a ll 't ar ii ll t! '.
! Iir i'.t at... Nila )l. 1i in 1,""..' \",.d
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i.,,,iti \\i" .. 111 i i tn i alt l th," ,,i 0 tl ,
Jil . I, 1 1!tll , e , st..l '
.1 -.1_ ý'la '. .r ai-,) ;' ih',' 1 I ti +.
ita. t ia:t. f rien e ta ilitary tia;l s ind
kin ,' in- ti, n t ti, " ,-of ,i, ip i::,. ,
r ,.llh. at' c 'li"- ' ii , .12th1." Il t i. I.! ,1 .
1!"Tit + l, i i - " t: : -n w as 1: T1
!1t,' ! i l nli ,* .l .l a I.. %, t ,fr.i " h.'.l ,3 ',
hi'lltir,. ,ai " lii ,i n t Jai l , ti l ',ii.
trart*i'e :s. ar of itiliiy. -ie· ari. -ai-.
!I- t, l ,or ti kil;r thl jln in And li r.i .
'h" :," t:.,". tht nk ,t b,.,n ,eed. This ip "
thii .I1 <.as rvy l] r;.. y Lah , 2 , litil
tayor it if a -.,ra t h ti'nl'- Tit, '. \t
,.i the"u, titian, \ui, h is a high 4 111n
10l1nwnt to 'r Roon""y. 11 , is f.t
liIln Mar'in il .i-rnlani. Miator of the
( ity of Ntol, I)rleans:
"Ee..me(+ .l Sir- 1V,.. the on , rliIned
teadfast friends ,nd po,.iti.al sup
partltrs. having in mind. How.,ver. sut.
: 'stiv e, ly a native l -n ritclalti(in of
Witr diear old Al aiers. . . a ti, hali .1.
Ito )oney. faithful anI Iyal to , 1 1.
h lnest , Ill+;,+'t nlt, il i c+.lli enllt atnit
.,!l'aou:.. are ,.c lviiln (, -w ld, .ati.
f i tril'y to y our Hionor and he in
hah:tants of the a hole r ity, till the
opieion mnade vai ant liy th, ,.ath of
th. at. very nlu h lamilente .I Suptler
intend-nrt otf the N w Of rlean i 'olite i ie
piart:il-Int, as .,o a ,lt knots that ia r.
Reynolds etas a nativ. ."on. and hils
passinl attay has bh-en a staa'.'.rinz
blow i us and the good p.eople of
th,. t!,,.r rank of the riv .r. All ithe
pioi*le prolat I thl at h i made thod.
and. tii" rfor. r do not h' uitiate in
Sr,, tet ig O ., th i t i lleat ,Iof the
i'ulleo, rati t part-y f i th parish. to ie
l" pin rful infl,, 1 li' in s,.l+ tina
a po hits .n.r (.sor Mr. Mi hael .1. ItOium, .
iito hitas at the iat l rial in hi : iak.p
ir .all poli e f:', .r. Mr. Ra ooe(y has
a tin, ritorions r"'enoI d for _allant s1r1
r in tsie pt iited St.late. Navy. havin;
.rvei 'u , oanrv fir thr.e. y.ars.
r.. a mat'r f fa . fr viewing t'rll i
I.sition if ronl a 1i aliz.dl politi' al
point, andI as n. al.ays look upon
our honor as th(+ ale, ,hampion of
th e .pl.f A eirs. W caroe .ertain
lthat isu uil not saurrendtyr any of our
ari-ltsh pr atr onae. polilial or otpier
'Mr. Ml)yr. yo ir 11atthivord has al
aos beeni Tki) i Il) TilE FIRST
I.NE ()F TItEN.N'I"ES Flit I'S'
v. .r truly o rs. t.
CISTERNS.
any. of 27 Toulouse St.A New Or.
said they pay the highest cash pricee
iAdv. tI
i NER.' 'ROTE TIVE ALLIANCE,i
14:1 'AR.N'iEL'T ST.9
PH4 NE MAIN I'-i
STORIE P GRADE 90.EN'S .
:: \AL- E T De ..r BEN ar o nee 1.00
H eu e T d - fr 209 or 5 ft 1.-0
"Velvet
Ice Cream"
BRICKS
Pints . . . 25c
Larger Ones 35c
Juat Phone
Peter Rupp's Drug Store
He will deliver promptly
New Orleans
Ice Cream Co.
REV. W. S. SLACK
ACCEPTS CALL
(;OtC- to Alexandria, Ia. Frotm
Culumbus. Mi s.
lut V . - . t'. i . to .t .' I
,, ,,l a ll , ::r
!- t ".. , , a: her, :. at .\l.xar lr:a. .Ia.
Annoiun t::'I i: t i Mr. S-a, ks d,!
i.;IIn aa, i.. n o i t iat . hi r' ; i,a.
oir -:n_ ,t At \.1." ',tlr:' l.
11r. Sla k's math-y f!'n, w ,i :,
Tha 'I t" knot :.t1 is L ttI : ti aI
:arir lh ac",. \ htr,. h ,i ti.-ld it a,,rk
\i, ne h ia .r an:d i h .r i , : ..i t, .1
i a a., to d111, 11 ' .; : Ior. o . i
'it " uts- '"; -.t ':lii .t a at r . "111 1'"-',T t t.
\IEIN ENEMY UNDER INDICT
MENT ASK THAT CHARGES
BE SET FORTH.
l.ouii it Ir-ili v.t. a' I . L· u i- - itr-.
I"".. at all n "h n" ,.. tmin -,r :, ' -r:. 1:.
of furniii:+ Th eir +i" .,tll- ti (;'rf iu;
fit. I a bill ,t parti tlar- in the t 'nit
edl St t.- l ai-trit ('art l-' tr ay. prayi
iln that the I iti,-d Stat--- atur:.,v
be ordered to fully 1sir i,rth thi ' harg
e- crnitainiteI in thI: in-liit min e: t ri
turned a;t in-t himt
The tr ial of Hith at-c d o;t- -"v ill
watth.d aith it.t rit t a- it i- 'he I:r-t
of its ki'nI in thi. hi-tory of th '. l, al
court- Th" pi-": altI. if c,,hvit t#-,l
-unl er the ait. is death oi" it a lit,.- -rui
in the federal ;)i-it,..tiary.
AFFIDAVITS ORDERED CHARGING
DELIVERIES MADE OTHER
THAN IN BOTTLES.
Dr Riobin. of the 'itr. oard of
lealth. \Vedne.sday oirderi- d affida,it
made aiait st it number of nmilk deal
ers for lilatintg the now mtlk urdi
nancet- The orditanie requires that
all milk sold be denlivered- itn hottles.
except here it is sold in qulantities
iof more than five izallon-. in hich
case -ealebd icontainer. may be used
.Man: iI the dairynmen to be prose
cut eld have been iii business for
many years. Some -were foundl do
'ivering milk in the old manner from
a can. with a faucet into open con
tain rs.
TO ORL.ANIZE HOME GUARD.
Santa Maria Council Knights of ('o
lumlus. has taken initial steps in the
oreanization of a home zuard for Al-'
Biers. Jatmnes L. iHig-ins has been a;"
;.ointed chariman of a committee to
arrane details and this htd' will
mteet hurtly. .Although the move
ment has been started by the Knichts
of Co)lunmbus. meimbership in the honmt
tcard will not be (onfined to that or
ianization. as the committee invites
a11 men to join
HOUSE PAINTING
Raise [ vegetables
and help feed your
self. Then more
food can go abroad
to feed the men who
are tighting our
Wai| helo. They are tested and
-- make :ne cr' . Sall for new
.klet. "'1w ti Irow a War
Garden" - ut's FRE.
CHRIS. REUTER.
/ 103\ D ecatur-Oppisite
French Market.
Hen. 3488-8
Alse 83
SCanal St.
I a ': here fr--n New York with the
Newe 't ':ves :n sk.~ s ard suat. F ,r
a Ch ,t ::'. e we w:I g:ve free w:th eauh
:k . rt a bag to match sk:rt. \Ve so
:-t v' ar charge account. W -'.rck and fit
guara,:ee ,. p-: ei sa "r.e as cash.
JI'L P. FRIED.
Guaranteed Gardeu Hose
8c per Ft,
All Iron Hose Reels
$1,75 to $2.50
R, O. Pitard Hardware Co.,,
Rep i-41a41 m swln II.
Exceptional Values in
Summer Rugs
Porch Rugs at 33/2, Off
,l;il,;" li'-I 15,,r, Iu ,_.. : .. -. .
,,.• . , ... , . . .. "."
t hrI I)l';iidq1 Iu -Ii I- i|L. r\ .. ... , ,'. ". " .. . . :. ,
Heavy Fibre Rugs
| e-I.et li.. ,l " I I il , , .
()I u r 1r I"C N 1..tý. 1 bhr".e 1:u_'. In on
it1 I t ,o f i hili t I-Iu l i.r.? - I11u . .
( if th ,. ", - I, ' . -, i I i - " 4 . . "I'.. , I t: , ".
D. H. Holmes Co.
Sar. Now Yrk.,... LIMITED EAt d
.ervif, Linden nd Flence. April 2 1842
THE ONE PRICE NO-COMMISSION PIANO HOUSEF OF NEW ORLEANS.
More New Hits in Sheet Music
15c loc
\ I - 15c 35c
11S
1 15c30c
\ - 15 I: . 15c
\!5e 1 I lic
1 ' . 35cli i
I1i I: a 1 Ilc
Mailed Anywhere Postage Prepaid Order by Phone We Dehlier Free
Successow foCbe wno C S912R-EE914
LYm CANAL
Successors to Ceble Piano Co. STREET
HARRIS'
Ice Cream
The
Cream
of
Quality
Made from the Finest
Products Obtainable.
1300 Dryades St.
Phone Jackson
1080-1081
If you're SEARCHING for refreshment,
For a healthful, soothing sort,
Turn your SPOT LIGHT on Our Fountain -
Algiers' safest, coolest PORT.
EFFELJJUPP, Drugijst
Ber maudy Eeris e r ret t :
it Pays to Advertise in The Herald
Solari's
Come and
See Us
\Vh, I: 1 ,ý .<an° - ,"u, thing to
i t or I::rk n- , tu 'o"r what
if :- -, , t" .n:., !, y vi-iting our
S, "r. - \V," a ,. h: illris of
can i;r .li - , ,tl d :i 't know
r , : th t" o, r,': iy w.\ouald
ik,. t, ;e ," i0 ki i II ablt out
th, :o .Se Ink, it a ruitn to
vi-i ior 1Miu St r' i. n in
T A. n ()Ur ,- lrk= il! talke
1p " I , rn ,!to .ý a i tl tr.! yo' 11
.t i ut ilt hA T oA h'l. , . ian i youii
w ii ti'll uiir pr!, t" a tid treat
n l i nt j-Irt indi fair.
I"ainily thi ine our tieiial
ty .A a t" nno isot ioe ia prited
iata,:ui lieia eTi, of ,existing
mrark°. coilithons just write
for prices., giving us li-t of
your reqiiremolets land le will
qjuotu figur,rs by returnf mail.
MAIN STORE
Royal and Iberville Streets
PHONE MAIN 2590

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About The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953