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SVl. XXIX ALGIERS, LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1921. No. 4
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UNE BRIDESOF 1921
y Weddings are Scheduled For
West New Orleans
5t is indeed nothing sweeter in
wJrid than the bride, whether she
SMay Bride, June Bride or the
may Blride. It is the old saying
I Everybody loves love." It
,I M mppIest time of their life and
tM sired ceremony to which they
mod themselves, brings to them the
ltraftle that they are beginning
galted work for the balance of their
la wrltags up news articles and
igrsty aIes of weddings, every at
.ian is given the bride, but the
grou m usually gets by with the
e1is t that he had a best man and
mat is alse a very important fac.
r is beginning of a new life.
3. greishes the strong hand to
me leeey for the little delicate
Sto sped, and, while the groom
.!&0 sett get much pttention from
go.,e edy editors, he is continually
by the merchants who would
hi trade.
New this brings as down to the
part of matrimony. While
WW OCme Up in City
oNee aThis Mermis.
Ig.isetism of Commissioner
iglaeaes for the abolition of
s:I srefr Court in Algiers has
Npeted by the Commiession
to Thursday morning. The
mot Tuesday mornig, but,
to the abeemee nom the city
. dhae, only routine
was handled.
ustermmaa, cMe iealerk
t. 1_  will head a delegation
-r ieey whom the
je ti eeonedru Oort is
o sagdtL Algiers residents
:aP esi galast the plan to
lIhsr Duffy over the Trat
eaiarry the buelaes of
alst to the lty sdM e of
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ntm te em r nmew
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C .urn5 Lrz luuy may oe a very
serious and important part of thell
life, it represents only a few minutes
along that long lane over which the,
must travel. We desire to call thi
attention of the June bride and thi
groom as well as of all other brides
and grooms, that in this issue of Th:
Herald, there is specially offered in
ducements that will be a money
saver for those who are buying wed
ding presents, furnishing theli
home, and making such other put
chases as are necessarily connectec
with important events of this kind
The substantial merchant today is ab
solutely truthful in what he says is
his advertisements, and were this nol
a fact, he would not be in business
long. The Herald accepts advertise
ments only from merchants of thi
kind and we stand back of everyon
of our advertisers as to the veracit3
of any statements made in their ad
vertisements. We ask the June brids
and her friends, and the June groom
and his friends to patronize our ad
vertisers.
CREDIT FOR ALL
In the interest of lair play, and tc
place the credit for the success of thi
benefit dance given for Mr. Justi,
Hotard and family at the Pythias
Hall last week, let it be said that ua
organisation asseeumed to promote th.
same.
Acting purely upon her own in
spirltion, and ith a desire to assis
a distressed neighbor, Mrs. James
Moffat conceived the idea of the neo
efit which was so successfully given,
and asked the following ladies to as
sist in the endeavor: Mrs. Dr. Beard,
Mrs. Rogers, Ms. Val Barrs, Mrs.
aLus, Mr. OiddG, Mrs. Bloom, Mrs.
Sago, Mrs. Halter, Mrs. Courlette,
Mrs. Yalets, Mr. Bacon, Mrs. Ned
Huckins, Mrs. Donenfelser and Mr.
Vie Cherboalers.
All of the aboo-bhamed lades
cheerflly consented to serve and did
surv. Thee was no orgsahstiam
efleeted, nor was there any chairlady
elected; each worked in the iateres
of the afiar in whatever manner ol
Se t i bast ste r perlmece
ability.
'le purpose was to relieve a dis
tresaed situation. ad should not be
capitalised by anyone-the glory In
doing good for your neighbor is a
great one, and each poarmn contribut
kin to the *acess of the same should
find satisfaction and contentment in
the ilent thought of having eon
tributed, their mite to such a ~qees.
tful affar.
momU sC(OOIa
"There are not more than seven
or eight pubile schools in New Or
eans that ae not in need of repair.,
alterations, improvements to guard
againt af daner.
state ire Marshal comars Leoe
said this In disussing school build
ham which he ,s cendemned or has
rdered repas, altottnss and im
p--rovemeat made to.
Amoeg theeo coedemned are Mo
Doeosh No. 4.
Els reort ona the other Algiers
schools ame:
Believille School, fire escapes re
quired.
MeDonosh No. , stairways and gal
leries too narrow.
McDoenog No. 32, fir escapes
needed, oaeue atairway.
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PROTEST CLOSING
HEAD OF CANAL ST.
4 The following letter was addressed
s to the Port Commissioners with ret
erence to closing the head of Canal
SSt.:
B Hon. B. M. Hudson, President, tl
* Board of Commissioners, v
y Port of New Orleans, ce
New Orleans, La. h
w Dear Sr: p
4 We note that at the request of
Governor Parker, your Board will, in tl
- a few days, hold a special meeting 0
i for the purpose of hearing all those a
n who are opposed to the proposed eam- I
a teusion of the Poydras Street shed. e
t- Since it is known that the number
d of Orteanlans who will object to any o1
Sencroachment whatsoever of the x- ti
- Isting space between the Poydras sad
Blenville Street sheds, may be num- P
bored by the thousands, permit us to al
suggest that said meeting be held on A
the ground in question, instead of in t
g your comparatively mall meeting- tl
room at the out-of-the-way eow court I
house building. S
We trust that the reasonableness a
of this sugestion will appeal to your
Board, so that a real test of public e1
sentiment may at one be attained
without the necessity for further mass
meetings on the subject.
S Anticipating an appreciated early
reply, we are, on behalf of the Al
liers Citisens Terry Association. ,
a SBRPIME PAWTL
i. A surprise party was tenadered lrs.
Oeorge Wright on Tuesday May 24, R
I- the ooaelon being the anniversary n
of her birth. The party was arranged B
a by her daater, Miss Flaris Wright,
and her friends.
Daneing, music and games were
enjoyed. Dainty refreshments were A
served. 0 a
Those present were Ethel Leatham,
ilie' Crawford, Irene Dorsey, olita lii
8ierra, Ma COeutat, Desethea and
Velma Wiabprt, Marguerite Wiebert, I
Berniae Veegtlln, Loreas Penski,
Thals TYesdo, Dma North, Vlvlm N
and IAlle Tlhal, Beryl DIket, leonor
Rooney, Abble Abbot, Agnes 'oad l
Amelia Marty, Celia Anderson, Me
riel and Dorothy r ill, Id May Al- a
lIngham, lva Omus, Vera Casey, W
Grace Dupleub Fle Wright, o01o a
and John Sutherland, Chap. Cleutat, be
Jr. George Wright, ., Leslie John- 01
TSo, Gerard Edward,
Charlie, Earl and North, WIn VI
don Phllips, Floyd Kis- li
haM. n ad rtt Coon, Pat Al
sadt e sr, Charlie uas- li
sal, t s ve, .hester amen
Harold ndw Floy P d Hease ead Ti
Chan. 'huls, Mr. and Mrs. A. .Hull, d
Mrs. . . North, MIs O. Sutherland,
Mrs. t(ateatln. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. co
Cleutt an.d Mrs. George D. Wright. Be
aln
agw rtca min .t as
A meah thief stole a Majestle bliy
ey tUip the hallway of tahe remidene
S rs. JW PIsley, 328 Olivir
street, --betwee madm t sad 4
o'loeek iatuday eormiia. The
h t lee bad been eltopen, asord
tag eW asses br the latrader. Th
lerasy patad khakia saol ard
trlmme rred, was alyd at t$50.
waU. l W -oWIP igegs
aft.
SCHOOL BELLS WNGING
NEWSY NOT PROM T]g
SCHR00 1 OfP al3H3
ADOLPH MEYBB SCHOOL.
Mr. Paul Hkbans, Aseistant Super
Intendent of Public Schools, spent
the day with us last Monday. He
visited every department under his
charge and bef e leaving,
himself as high pleased with the
proCgr am'+uairg; :
tier, Fir Board Iuspeirors, visited
our school last Friday. They made
a thorough examination of the build
ina and expressed satisfaction in
every respect.
Mr. Lasu Block, of the Department
of Attendaae, visited us several
times durinl the past week.
Miss Luela Egan, Supervisor of a
Primary Work in the Public Schools, t
spent the day with us ea Tuesday. I
As this was Miss Egan's first visit t
to our school, she was shown through a
the buildinl by our prinacipaL Before
leaving, Miss Mgan expressed her v
great satisfation for the very ex
cellent work being done by all teach
prs whose work it Is her duty to sup
ervise.
Eighth Grade A-Ethel Rice, Ruth I
Zeringue Vera Lusk, Christine Bi- r
her, Thelma Will., Alles Sespas, I
Eliska Sullivan. I
Eighth Grade B-Claire Moffet,
Elmer Orunadmeyer, Pearl Hymel. a
Seventh Grade A-Marion Edge
combe.
Seventh Grade B--lise Trudeaa, d
Rhea Trudeau, Ieola Umbash, Elsa
nor Bergeron, Myrtle Boudreaux, Iley
Bergeroae d
Sixth Grade A-Jesnie Scott.
Sixth Grade B-Clanyoe Hearttn, t
Eleanor Stele, Mary Nepeeuz, Ela I
Anderson, Eleanor Grandmeyer,
George Tierney.
lRfth Grade A-Ben Cattla, Wil-.
iea BDommer. I
Fifth Grade B--Clemamie Smith,
weo Wille, Ethel Maronge. s
Fourth Grade A--ydia Campbell, M
Nora Hingle, Miki Evola
Pourth Grade B--lavia Corona,
Floyd Gulliot, Raymond Wattigsy.
Third Grade A--Henrtta Grand-'
meyer, Marde Ory, Elsa mrisere, Lee t
Wattigney, John Wattigsey, Jobs s
Reurtin, Lawrence Robiebeau, Al- l
berta Pfeffer, Roland Lasser
Orestes. b
Third Grade A-Luana Duamenll,
Virginia Geanthreaux, Muriel Gal
Ilghouse, 8tellas Hberard, Thelma I
Alouo, Marguerite Reoblcsu, Aliee
Second Grade A-David Gebe,
Florence Eddy, Leonde Serpas,- Al
de RBogers Laura abian. t
Second Grade B-Wilbert Edge
ombs, William Whelan, Aaatel
Boudresau, Edwin Milan, Lash S.
Ig, Louise Pujol, Anna Mae Mea-
setre.
Eighth Grad A--Gertrude Berm- t
mer, Vera Lask, Roy Hule, Thels
Will, Christiune Bleber, AMe s tpis, k
Biksh Sullivan.
ighth Gradn B-Pearl Bymel, vi
Mldred Sutton, Cime MoMt, Elmer n
Brundmeyper. t
easeth grades B-eanor Ber
ties. pI
ilth OGrade A-Wefle Wattissey. ti
Foarth Otade A---Aiulpb Ro rd.
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ORGAN PEALS FORTH
MELODIOs TONES
MR. sAl~is GIVSn r'OILY
AUDIBNCB oSURPRis
On Tuesday light the big pipe or
gan was played for the first time,
and It was a reat esurprise to the
Folly patrons when the beautifully
toned lasument started Just as the
was being aath ow e. -
SThe new msade lent a ear
to the place, and It Improved the
production of the bicture to suc an
extent that it was not an uncommon
thing to hear the audience comment
upon it after the first show.
Mis. Salles, daughter of Mr. Poto,
handled the organ In a masterful
way end she gves evidence of being
able to beadle the big instrument
to the astisfaction of all concerned.
Mrs. Salle has been taking instruc
tions on the pipe organ for some time,
and the rendition of her selection
Tuesday night showed that she is
very apable.
MKDONOGH No. 4.
Our party given on the sehool
gounds on Friday, May 27th, was a
splendid success from every stand
point. The sum of $161.26 was
realised. Games and dancing were
njoyed by all. We wish to thank
all the mothers who were so very
generous in their donations, and also
all who helped to make the party
such a success. Troop No. $6, Boy
Scouts deserve praise for the artistic
decoration of the grounds, and the
work done during the evening. To
Mr. B. Flanders and Mr. Leslie Schro
der, who directed the boys in this
Work, we extend ear thanks, add also
to the Lighting COoqpey for light
ing the grounds.
We regret very much that Miss
'oncet is ill, and not able to be at
school with us. We miss her very
much, and hope to as her back soon.
We are glad to have Miss Kenner
and Miss Davis back at school, after
havnlag bee confied to their homes,
last week, through llness.
Mr. Dowling, physdal training di
rector was here o Monday. His
work this time consasted in testing
the boys in umping He compimenat
ad the classes on the good work be
nsg done.
Our graduation exercies will be
held on Thursday, June 9th, at 0:30
. m. To the pareats and friends,
we tread a hearty arnvitation to be
present.
MaPoUm NWa. 8ma05
The sum of $400 was 'realised at
he May Festival given recently. The
sab is delighted with the result.
!&is money will be sed next session
a purchase heesary things for the
hool.
The children of the Iindergarten
ad  1st and and grade who took
part in Mother Geese Mtymes and
he Clrcus at oar recent mayp q I1
intortalted the -ld -I the il
ten Memorial Hospital ea aliurda.
Our larde Club has bee selling
regetables krm the garden. The
neey thus obtained will be used
o parchase now ardem tools.
The Kindprgrten gave a peay
party oe Mendar to. parehase pe
Ih Paru club has presened a
oaer ad i Bsets;e- ,
. One - .Me -
Weddings of New
Orleans Folks
WEST SIDE COUPLES WHO EN
TERED THE STATE OF MAT
RIMONY DURING WEEK.
BHERERIER('H-HOLLA NI).
Announcement was made Satur
(day of the marriage in Algitrs of
Ernest Berberich, chief electrician at
the Palace Theatre, and Mrs. Sadie
Barnes Holland, mother-in-law of
George Wi bre. manager of the
SGrunewald Hotel. The marriage
ceremony was conducted by Judge
Mahoney in the presence of Mr. and
Mrs. Webre, Ben Piazza, manager of
the Orpheum Theatre, and Mrs.
Piazza; Howard McCoy, manager of
the Palace Theatre, and Tommy
Burns, of the Grunewald staff.
J DIIUN-(HRLSTY.
The marriage of Miss Eula Judlin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Judlin.
of Pelican avenue, to Mr. Arthur T.
Christy, was quietly celebrated
Wednesday of last week at the rec
tory of Mt. Olivet Episcopal Church. ,
Rev. T. B. Clifford officiating. The
attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Philip
M-angiaracino. Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple left for
Gulfport to spend their honeymoon.
On their return they will reside
with the groom's parents, Commis
sioner and Mrs. W. T. Christy at the
Immigration Station.
COUGET AND FABARES IN MAR
KET IN NEW QUARTERS.
John Couget and B. Fabares, who
were so well known in the old St.
John market are now located in the
new Abascal Market, corner of Peli
can and Verret Sts
This market has just been com
pleted. It is an up-to-date sanitary
Sestablishment, having tile walls, con
crete floor, and latest improved re
frigerator. It is finished in white
and presents an appetizsing and in
viting place of business,
Their many friends are glad to
know that they are located so near
their old place.
TAES DUB.
Collection of real estate taxes for
r- 1921 were started yesterday.
s, Real estate owners have one month
* in which to make payments. After
y July 1 the taxes become delinquent.
* sad when paid must be accompanied
Sa smaW additlonal pereimn we to
a compensate for the delay.
* The serving of dellnquent notices
a for 1920 has been completed, and the
a advertisement of 'these delinquent
it taxes will commence June 6, accord
Ing to Mr. Murphy. Notices on de
linquent 1919 and 1920 personal
il taxes are being served, he said, and
g seizures are about to be made.
i. POOT VIADUCT PAINTED.
The foot viaduct over the South
Sorn Pacific Railway tracks at Eliza
[ street has been painted. Twenty men
, completed the Job of painting the
viaduct, which is 1500 feet long and
35 feet high. Two coats of paint
were applied.
The pork was done under the au
1 pervislon of Ben Morath, deputy su
B pervisor of public works.
l- I
a ard, visited the school on May 27th. I
e In the fire drill given during their I
Svisit the eschool was cleared in 45 1
V seconds.
fu BNIa M OTL o .
P Morning exerises Monday were
C held approprliate to Memorial Day.
5The entire school stayed in silene 4
*several minutes in honor of the 4
memory of those vallent men who
Uhad givens their lives for our fre I
*dom.
imidergawten Notes,
A speidal meeting of the Belleville
KLinderarten Mother's Club will be
theld at the Klndergsrten at 3 P. M.,
P tomorrow afternoon. All are urged
to attend as plans for the Kindergar
rten farewell party will be disuosed.,
MNuic Hiath iuanru for hauw*
,.
Bank Selects Off
s icers and Directors
N.- THIEE VIC'E-PRE~IIDENTS NAMED
-W-ll OPEN I:EAlIY IN
IThe chart r of the Algiers Trust
Ir and Savings Bank was fil.*d for rec
f ord on Monday, and the (ha:rter dc
cla res that the officers for the terni
I endine in January. 1922. shall be
oa president, a vice-preid(ent, and
e cashier, three vice-presidents and
fifteen directors.
eI The president of the new institu
d tion shall be George Herbert, Jr.. with
Adolph Spitzfaden, Jr.. as vice-pres.
s. and cashier. The charter also pro
vid a that Jules Bodenger, Ralph
y P. Nolan and Charles Botnick shall
be vice-presidents.
The Board of Directors, which
will serve until January, 1922, are
as follows: Dr. A. C. King. Jules
* Bodenger. Ralph P. Nolan, W. J. Hea
nessey, Geo. Peterson. Ed. Berthaut,
d Aug. Schabel. F. J. Richardson, F. C.
Durvic. W H. Ward, F. C. Hmel, •
Geo. Herbert. A. Spitzfaden, Chas.
e Botnick. and M. F Senton. Mr. Sea
P ton is the only director who is not
ea resident of Algiers.
('RILLY FREED OF CHARGES
OF UNBECIOMING CONDUCT
e William P. Crilly, clerk in the First
City Criminal Court, who has been
accused by the police of having ac
costed and threatened women in the
City Park at night, was exonerated
o Saturday afternoon by Judge Richard
t. Dowling, who conducted an Investi
C tion of the charges. A number of
witnesses were questioned by the
judge and their statements may bhe
t' sent to Governor Parker for examia
v ation.
e' Judge Dowling declared the 'wit
nesses produced by the police failed
: to Identity Crilly as the man who had
insulted them in the park. The judge
went to the park' and said there was
no bench near the spot where Patrsl
ir man Bernard msaid he found the clerk
crawling on his stomach.
Superintendent of Police Moe
received many complalnts about a
)r man impersonating an offier selt
ing women in COty Park. Patrolman
h I Bernard was detailed on the case. He
sr hid behind the bashes and elalmed to
it have seen Crilly creeping up ta .
Scouplo. Patrolman Bernard 6M
to Clhly lhad a specal poHles bia '
when arrested.
ie CONFIRMAION PARTY.
it
I- last Sunday a cenfirmation party
ý- Was given in bon6r ed little IPoreas
l porothy Whitteaburg. Among these
d present were Pay Clark, Catherim
Thompson, Irene MeMahon, Cesello
Poche, Claire Poohe Orae Martines,
Gertrude Mine. Claire Hartnett, 01f
-. Hartnett, Agnes ,Cord, Ruth Ay
a cock, Vivian Breehtel, Helen Cole,
a Irma Mars, Eldra Mar., Albert, Mine,
e May Wbittenburg, William Whitten
d burg, Jr., Emily Whittesbarg, John
It Whittenburg, Helen Whltteburg.
- INJOYABII DANCI.
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A most enjoyable dance was give
last week at the home of Mrs. Gall
I. sher In Delaronde street, Theme
r present wer Mr. and ils. P. 0. I.
5 garde Mr. end Mrs. W. L. Iauu
and little son, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Lampton and childrem, Mr. and Mma
J. Cabiness, Mrs. J. Smith, MisTes
a Mable Allen, Seilas Adams, Ms
r, Munsterman Jesnette Courtney, L .
e Camps, B.. Ryn A. Salarly and 5j
e Cousinas Mesrs. P. D. Ramoes, Olivi~
o Hupperieh, A. Juno, N. Berrsgd id'
. Randolph.
ARRWTED AT PLARGEOUUIS,
SLouis Forraet of 41 BermudaL, t.,
., was arrested Sunday at the Pe
l grounds by upeOrnumerary Patrel
men P. G*atin. I* was chsarged
I. with distaurblnl the pess.