The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-08-24
"DOC"LAWRENCE, THEPOLITICIAN

We stand ready
Baptist Church. sermons in
the have
sanitary conditions OF our city, and other things
Preacher Lawrence and those pulpit
there is in this world that respect
devoted his early days of study in college to the training
and the practice along his line teaching
ton is not of Christ
we DeeVe that there are among his
of people who would attention to
their wants rather than by his political subjects
CHOSEN especially to make him famous and
VIII do the community for moral effects
officeholders presently serving.
in Mondays paper was finely
and We doubt much Mr. opportunity at
truthful facts that in contrag
his assertions doubt in our minds
but what Rev would be
by commission that commissioners We doubt very
much whether he would dodge position of
this Kind and after his service
books would be written each other in
record of the different
ing New orleans the paradise earth
have the saloons with marble
be recognized as the thing he described Sunday.
We waiting with anxiety issue of the
paper which Dr. Lawrence edincb of
The no doubt he will 90 after the
pocns rough hod without
perhaps politicians ~ ~
Mayor Behrman reply reproduced below
OF
The Rev Baptist Church. last night
discussed the the State Board Health
reference to sanitary conditions of his re-
Mr. Lawrence arraigned the politicians laying
al the complaints at their door, Behman gave out
the following
have read the published Rev
Mr. Lawrences Baptist Church last night has ~
ns Guy and commonwealth by prologue
for the day evening what Mr. Lawrence NAV
think or say about the politics the politicians
me- as is every one else entitled considers to
be within the province pastor congregation to set forth his no
ht ,, against New Orleans in order
lis political views me to give his exnoed
IN the columns of the newspapers attention.
I'VE entering campaign the filling of vacancies which mill
occur the and for State offices ond 90 - -
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- tnat some orators and ex
in their discussion unusual for men Of tho
butw
Snould proceed in the line of Now, in Mr. Law
ences treatment of the by the pden
State Board of Health he has only those nor
60 uea'eu upon conditions which Dr. Bowling submitted
oeerent remedy
presented these portions his said nothing
80. winch Dr. bowling mentioned in that
report FOR these suSnaot
n Mr. Lawrence inclined pursue the course of the no
'n '' OF the broadmnded citizen what his
egs may be towards the about which be has
or the men whom the administer that system
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: sltncemg the fair which he only RECENTLY h
suOser'e whatever view submit that no
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from one do such thing at once
town that ba no. among the
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e immediate reghborhood great trunk line stations m m
within her submit tbov o s lar
Of any city in the ~ '"'' WIN noSe
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u e necessity for their beemen improvement money hos
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today than when assumed con,
all OF them are not the upodae structures that m
n tbo , mater Oh ac the recognition of necessity that
III tnem should be improved modernzed was being iv
by the administration long the report suhm
A. - anu we are now advertising for bids tearing down
he old Dryades market modern strucnr
haenge comparison with similar purposes
"e is true that sections crowded believe b.
very famnded will establishment the remarks 90 AZ,
the atmosphere of which enches
I'd furnish breeding all of yermin is inded or
coming from man Of the CLOTH despite all done
our e ana Keep them cen to do with gutter