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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
Inn. .: 20.

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Snferi - pufimiani min manbon-
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mielest1ni oifein bieno.
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man tunnusinna on: bieno, bieno,
bieno, ennenfaiffea - ellei rita ma-
rat, fee melfaa. Dim melfein liiGtG:
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tusfin iitd iaafaan f%lffaroaan fiinni
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toitd, ettG ban on fuin remit liellG.
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@elpa p~unastui mosten tabtoaorl.
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geiua buomaii muorostaan fen, ia
%ioutui pbG enemm1n bGmilleen.
&unnes be fuin nbteiiesta iopi-
mlifiest pprsf1btimGt narrititn.
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noiipot be.
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milfaasto eldmdntunnosta, fanoi SSrt-
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fal
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min, ettG aitpanfitin i1iiin moimin
ban tarttri taas tebtGniiniG, militia
olimat obottaneet bdrtd, ia rittena
piilppusi bGnen s~p6Gmesiadn raf-
fausfin omiin, ioista of olliit erosia
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ia ient1Gn on fotil
ct usfo, S%ooieppini miten mi.
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fin.
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pitfG pGipG fllui min, ettei torumis-
ia uulrnlt puoleIta eifG t~oiielto -
paiffa em1ntG oil trlllit fotiin.
ID.
@eipa Ills tulee pIibuomenna? =
fpipi Sooieppi parmiiuoen miiofii.
= Hiin. Suosia on f%iriefortti, liie
itiel
= Sifeinl SGn tiilee pIibnomen.
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fee ie%uraafuon ipiiooen Ieipd.
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Ell wieId iriintaafaan matfoanfa to.
tiinpdin, moan aitpan pdinpostoi.
ieIIe toboIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

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tan bdnta, iilla bGn on minnn lap.
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ie.
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Min bpwin, etta bdnen iilmiiniG noll'
II fppncleit1. San Ell mastanat mi
tam, iilId ban miiisti SnferiG.
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a%iatteIi ban 10. fun of iaanut min
palion toimeen, etta Zero ia @emo
tupaaWat toiienia. sc riitti bGnen
oialleen, fGpf00n fifteen fuinfa fGp.
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tuli. Snferi juofii bGnt1 wastcon
i%uoraan feittiost1, fGbet puolifoStei-
na, bibat nlostGGrittpinG = ia pion
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mes Snferi ianoi:
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-. ban tiili tGnne ellen Italia.
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fun nGfi tumnnn punan ipofldCtG.
lpGn @eman faSnoille, ia ouoou ipa-
mabtclun bGnen buulillaan.
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Gepa ponniStclibe faifin moimin
moioafieen Goes rIla piirsfabtorlotta
itfliun. SointuSfin fGmi ie paini1.
stdni pdristen ionoi ban mibooin:
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ri, iano mifii bGn on tGGllG2
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ianoi Snferi iublalliiesti, pGbGn
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fuitenfin FUN louffolS.
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The herald., 1916-12-21

Association of
public
This the
food products that might combat the
advance prices in the cost of living.
The present of Congress investigate
will
due the goods the
is
Will be shown that wasteuness also plays part IN the present crisis
able help ourselves considerably taking
of the productive fields only short distance from door
Namely the truck gardens along the Lower coast railroad TO better
illustrate about make site the following that
s - IN ,r eoIas hmso thro l - rSt foD
while the consumers the price well as the producer
local
shipping produce
French Market commission
them big profit By dealing producer not
they
much better make better him.
and be the of bringing resher goods the table?
shipment of crabs Bay Adams
thirty cents basket but on the same day that these crabs
ceed the merchant paid the commission dollar and half basket
finally
may be readily seen that the commission man made all the proh The
while
of his shipment for his work Many crab fishermen
the lower coast would De glad 10 make Tor the regular snip
opportunity buy the product reasonable
and
The fishermen Adams had their
only four six pound for their fish from the commits
this
the senes These
local merchants especially those dealing vegetables fish and crabs
these opportunities.
farming section of the Grand Isle Railroad will
especially Agers who
The of
Orleans Railroad making
generally public and are being made
plowed
Whether the slogan Americans finally
embargo the shipment of food uns abroad will have
locally perhaps commodities the
will be able live just cheapy did the
president
present
The herald., 1916-12-21
ENJOYABLE EVENING

Inc lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs 8
A. cross in Vallette street was tho
scene OF much merriment Tuesday ev.
enlng, the occasion being a party Civ.
en- In honor of the anniversary of the
Dirth OF their bright little daughter
Dorothy.
The evening was a most pleasant
one. Dan{ing. games and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
those present were Dorothy Acker
heoecca Williams, Gladys Legendre
VIVIAN Clement, Billy Huff, Emily. Vel.
ma and Azetta Choate, Maude and Vic.
torla Lennox, Carlotta Kraft. Thelma
kennedy, Isabella Hogan, Ulrica Pet
tisroVe, Dorothy and Lois Gross. Dor
othy Umbach, Alma Harkins. Esther
Puckett, Agnes and Nellie Gibson. An.
nette and Mildred Boulas, Earl Smith.
joseph Lennox III, Joseph Smith. Jr.
John Mangiaracino, ]. S. Peterson,
Norman Nelson, Walter Dilzell. Jr
Lester Broussard, Camille Legendre.
fenner Vallette, Frank Harkins. C.
PICKETT, Floyd Boulas. Mrs. Petit.
grove, Mrs. Gus Kohn, Miss L. Mangi.
aracino, Miss ]. Page, Miss lone Pet.
erson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Nelson.
The herald., 1916-12-21
CHRISTENING.

The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Harvey was baptized Sunday
at the Church of the Holy Name OF
Mary, Rev. A. J. Petit, officiating. The
sponsors were Miss Violet Strassel and
Mr.. James Tingstrom. The little one
received the name Violet Mercedes.
A reception was held at the Harvey
home Sunday night. Music and dane
ing was INDUCED in. Refreshments
were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Wiegman and daughters. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. G. Duchien. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Duchien, Mr.. w. Warren, Mr.. A.
Thates and daughters, Mrs. G. Koenig,
Mrs. p Haag and daughter, Mr.. l..
Munsterman, Mrs. H. Burmaster and
daughter, Mrs. E. Shieb and daugh-
ters, Mrs. A. Fryou and son, Misses
Gladys, Mildred and Claire Munster
man, May and Violet and Marjorie
Strassel, Alma Jure, Maggie Judge,
Imelda Harvey. Messrs. James J.
Tingstrom, Ernest, Tom. and George
Dave Durkis, G. Wattig-
ney, Arthur Hymel, Louis Chisholm,
Albert and Joe and John Harvey, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. H. Harvey.
The herald., 1916-12-21
Mzz4% III
AeTA4NA11aA

Divine services will be held on
Thursday evening at 7:3O and Sun.
day morning at o'clock.
The children's service will be held
on Christmas Eve at Z pm. On
Christmas day German services with
Holy Communion will be held at 10:
30 am. English services at 1880 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. rs, regular Thursday
services will be held at 1870 pm. as
well as Dec 81, regular Sunday ser.
vices at am. On New Years Day
German services will be held at 10: 80
am. and English services at 1880 pm.
After the close of the service on
Thursday evening a special meeting
OF the voting members will be held for
the purpose of electing officers for the
coming year.
Coming Sunday Sunday school will
be held as usual.
1t has pleased the Lord of life and
death to cali out of our midst one of
our fellow members in Christ: Mrs.
John Hantel, who departed this life
on Monday and was buried on Tues.
day. having reached an age of s.
years and Z months. May the God
OF all comfort give his comfort 70
the stricken relatives.
Everyone is cordially invited to at.
tend all our services.
The herald., 1916-12-21
MewS0zwz
Cok<eaA

Married: Fink-Caulfield. On Sat-
urday, Dec. 16, 1916, at Mt. Olivet
rectory at 8 p. m, by the Rev. S. l..
Vail, Chas. Fink and Miss Emma
Caulfeld. In the presence of the
following witnesses: Chas. Sutton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Sutherland
The Woman's Guild held a bust
ness meeting at the rectory on Tues
day evening. This society is the
Parish Aid" and assists the rector
and the vestry in meeting the cur
rent expenses of the local parish. To
maintain a successful parish church
requires money and this the Wo-
mans Guild has selected as its
work. The Woman's Auxiliary de-
serves much credit for the work n
is doing to assist the Board of Mis-
SONS in the great work of Spreading
the gospel throughout the world ,
Ihis year Mt. Olivet Branch has
pledged more than ever before 70
Diocesan and Foreign Missions: and
we trust that by March all pledges
VIII be paid in for the year 1861
mere Is no greater work in the
world than the building of churches.
schools and hospitals, the preaching
Oh the gospel, the teaching of knowl-
edge, and the care of the sick and
aflicted. This is the work for which
the Woman's Auxiliary exists. The
The herald., 1916-12-21
McOONOGH SCHOOL NO. 4.
ROLL OF HONOR

8 A-Scholarship and department,
Charles Burgis.
s B-Scholarship and department,
Royce Trauth and Louis Laufer.
B-Scholarship and department,
Marion Ryan
6 A scholarship and department,
Milton Acker, Ansel Shirk, Evans Ma
honey, Alvin Holman.
6 B-SchOlarship and department,
John Cieutat. JAS Curren. Henry Du-
fau, John Roberts, Philip Saleeby, Eu-
gene LeBoeuf, Marcel Serpas, Albert
Altman and Hilary Schroeder.
5 B-SchOlarship and department.
Louis CrOnan, Albert Monroe. Horace
Harris. Wallace Marcour and Emile
MOthe.
Scholarship: Clarence Arnold. Roy
Cayard. Andre COuget, Mile Carroll,
Royse Fleming, Delmar Pitre. Alfred
Peterson, VIM. Peeler, Bertrand Peck,
Edwin Gerrets, Oswald Smith, JOS.
Matranga. Irwin Treadaway, James
Tranchina
4 Scholarship and department
Willard SCHNEIDER. Alvin Covell. Peter
Andrew MCQuilling. Alvin Leblanc
ins and Floyd Hoffstetter
Scholarship: VIM Parker, Albert
Peeler and Stanley Leonard
4 B-SchOlarship and department,
Andrew McTuilling. Alvin Leblanc,
Jas. Susslin, William Gerrets, Louis
Broussard, Norman Nelson. StellO
CrOnan, Byron GrOOner, James Carter,
Stanford Millmore, Henry Gregory,
Henry Bond. Lee Menge, Travis Hat
field, lsadOre Davis.
A-SchOlarship and department.
Hymel Amuedo, Charles Gerrets, Al
bert Lagarde.
Scholarship: VIM. Entwistle.
; b Scholarship and department
Frederick Kraemer. Victor Cieutat,
James L. Higgins. Harold Bergeron.
Scholarship: Gordon Wayne. Nelson
Barrett, Jacob Hansen, Edward Har-
per.
Department: Aloysius Serpas, Mar
jOral McNeely. Charles Pickett. Ma
than Forrest, G. Gait.
A-SchOlarship and department
Bernard Covell, Armand Delcazal. and
Ernest Anury.
Scholarship: Elmer Davidson, Peter
Fink
Department: Walter Lahausen.
! A-SchOlarship and department,
Morris Bodenger, Vincent Trauth.
Arthur Meunch, Lynn Angelic. Ches-
ter Wooton. Levi Norwood. Alvin Reed
J. G. Walker and Russell Glider.
Scholarship: Frazier Koeppell and
Emmett Wattigney.
Department: Richard Parker. Mil
bert Bairnsfather. George Tierney, Joe
AlOnzo, Richard Powers.
B-Scholarship and department.
Harold O'Brian, Preston Delcazal,
Karl Brodtman. Alfred Decker, Har-
old Gondraller. Tracy Lilly, Geo. lie.
Der, Borden Stalcup, Bonnie Weiner.
Wilbur Vinson, John Tagert Lester
Smith, John Whalen, Merlin Stacy.
B-Deportment: Arnold Breath.
Ferdie Bodenger. Jos. Cabibi. Clinton
Whidden, Bertwell Andry, Ben Erick-
sen, Frederick Gait, Harold Heuer.
Jas. Henricks, Andrew McClaskey.
John Tierney. John Carruthar. Peter
Provenzano. VIM. Smith, W. Thibo-
deaux.
The herald., 1916-12-21
ATHL ETICS

Another interesting basketball game
took place Sunday between the H. n.
ana Alhamhra. The game proved to
be as hard as it was said to be. in the
last issue of the Herald, the score
turning out with some people 10 to II.
h. Ms favor and to others Is to IL.
AS they did not have an official scor.
err and only one official took part in
the whole game it would have proved
TO be somewhat difficult for him to be
scorer, umpire and referee at once.
so he will have to be excused on the
score question although two of the
II. N. stars were out of the fame the
n. n. put up a game fight and with
the assistance of the Umbach broth
ers they managed in the last seconds
OF play to tie the score or win the
game whatever it may be.
The individual star was Kid Hotard
of the A. G. C. Mervin Umbach as u.s.
ual starred for the H. N. Henry UNI
bach starred in floor work although
he was guarded by the big three:
Nichols, MCGUIRE and Schroeder. he
managed to shoot his goal or pass the
ball to some one else. There will
be no game Christmas Eve.
The herald., 1916-12-21
NEGRO WOMAN ESCAPES
FIRE WITH CHILDREN.

Emma Douglas, an aged negro wo-
man. and her three children narrowly
escaped being burned TO death Tues
day when fire in the front room of
their home in Belleville street burned
away a door and did $50 damage to
furniture. The fire started and be
gan between the front blind and outer
door. The house is owned by Mrs.
Douglas. She and her children were
in bed at the time. The alarm was
turned in by J. VI. Crowley. engineer
at the publication plant in Algiers.
The loss is insured.
The herald., 1916-12-21
IA1z.zzz.zM,z<

services at II am. and 7:3O DIN.
sunday Dec. "a, the choir will render
the Christmas music at the night ser.
vice.
Inc Sunday school has an especial
program to render Friday night, Dec.
", at which time an Offering will he
mas.
hev. and Mrs. Wier and Joseph are
permanently located at 25S Vallette
street.
The herald., 1916-12-21
CHRISTMAS MUSICAL PROGRAM

Professional 20 Dies Prae clara,
by Gounod; organ and orchestral &C
compartment.
Chorus and solo by Mrs. Frank
Calvin.
st. MicheaPs Miss Loesche) solos
by Misses Miriam Russo, Ida Kelvin
Aldea Maher and Georgina Herbert
Messrs. Thos. Fox and Henry Kelvin
Offertory "Adeste Fidelis.''
Before service, choir will sing, 20
Die Christus Natus Est"
After elevation 20 Salutorius," by
VIM. Bonner.
Recessional Onward Christian Sol.
diers," organ and orchestral accom-
paniment.
The herald., 1916-12-21
COOKING CLASS HOSTESS.
SALE POSTPONED.

The sale of the Algiers Railway &
Lighting Company and the New Or
leans and Western Railway Company,
scheduled for public auction Tuesday
noon in front of the civil courthouse,
was postponed until January. The
companies operated the belt line in AL
giers and the lines between the naval
station and the town of Marrero.
The herald., 1916-12-21
GRAND MOONLIGHT RIDE.

There will be a grand moonlight
ride on the steamer Sidney on Dec.
20. for the benefit of the Holy Name
Gymnastic Club.
The boat leaves the wharf at $50
o'clock p. m. A good time is assured
all who attend Come out and don't
forget the date-the night before New
Years Eve.
The reception committee is as fol
lows: NJ r. Umbach, chairman; j.
L. Sullivan, eX-officiO; A. Mckinney,
w. Whitmore. F. and G. Lyncker, X.
Abbott, f. Ford, w. Bonner and H.
Quinn.
The herald., 1916-12-21
n. N. G. c. NOTES

Monday Dec. IS meeting was held
In the meeting room of the H. n. G.
{. all present and future business was
transacted. The first thing brought up
was the ride on the steamer Sidney
Dec. 80. The boat leaves at $3.50 D.
m. A committee was appointed to take
charge of the collection of tickets and
floor committee was also appointed.
The herald., 1916-12-21
Facts, Fun and Folly.
DO YOU KNOW THAT


A little cough often ends a large coffin?
Bodily against colds?
Careless sneezing, coughing,
colds?
Colds sometimes well
Overheaed alright
Neglected colds
Persistent oftrepeated colds indicate
The herald., 1916-12-21
M MEETINGS

1t was decided that the board would
mold their meetings on Monday nights
at o'clock and membership meetings
every first and third Sundays of the
month at 100 pm.
The herald., 1916-12-21
HIS GUILTY SECRET.

ALL
certain soldier
pair of warm wooden stockings knit
said another
before
The herald., 1916-12-21

The worlds largest importer of
the best olive oil is v. 8. Dantoni,
see Hospital Street, New Orleans.
Their Italian Beauty Brand Is .
recognized superior oil. 10-oE.
bottles, soc; 32-oz. tins QUART,
soc; 128-oz. tins (gallon), $3.50.
The herald., 1916-12-21
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

The club is growing deeper and
deeper in social affairs, the boys are
getting to be friendly and are showing
the II. N. spirit by keeping order in
meeting rooms and beginning to real
ize that the club is there for their ben
efit, and the benefit of those who want
to join. -r
The herald., 1916-12-21

Junior Auxiliary has likewise the
same object. This year the children
of Mt. Oliyet Branch sent fifty-two
SissetOn Agency, South Dakota, as
their Christmas gift to them.
The 1917 Church Envelopes for
the support of the parish and for
mission work at Home and Abroad,
are now ready for distribution. The
Annual Confirmation Glass will hold
regular meetings for instruction in
Church Doctrine every Friday at 3
p. m, beginning Friday, Dec. %.
The Church Decoration Committee
will meet to decorate the church for
Christmas on Saturday at 7 D. m.
Flowers and ferns will be thankfully
received.
Services: Sunday. 4th Sunday in
Advent 1880 a m, Holy Commu-
Mon; $3.50 a. m, Sunday School;
1880 p. m, evening prayer and SER
mon. Text Phil. "A.
Monday. Christmas Day: a. m,
Holy communion; 9 a. m. Holy
communion and sermon. Subject.
The Christ Message of Love. Peace
and Good Will" The musical pro-
gram at 9 a. N. will be as follows:
Professional. "Adeste Fidelis."
Pre-SermOn: Hank the Herald
Angels, Mendelssohn.
Anthem: The Heavens are tell
ing" Shipper.
Recessional: Sing o sing this
blessed morn. Roper.
Communion Service: Kyrie. Ell
vey; Sanctus. Garrett; Communion
Hymn, Dykes; Gloria in Excelsis,
Old Chant.
Tuesday, 1T. Johns Day.
$50 p. m: Evening prayer and
sermon. Special service with ser
mon to Masons by Rev. A. Il. Berke-
.ey; rector OF ST. PauI's Church.
New Orleans. To this service all
are invited. SITS. John Lodge will
attend in a body. The preacher on
this occasion is a Mason.
Wednesday, Holy Innorents Day.
I p. m.-Sunday School Christ
mas Tree Celebration. This cele-
bration will take place in the Sun
day School room
Program: The Mystery play,
Bethlehem" with suitable hymns
for Christmas-tide Attendance med
ais for the past year will be award
ed. The Christmas tree. Santa Claus
and gifts will complete the pro-
gram.
The Christmas offering Will be
used to meet the deficits in the cur
rent expenses of the past year. 1t
takes money to run any business.
and 1t takes money to run the
Lords business. We have asked for
very little this past year. We now
ask for much. as much is needed
TO pay off the indebtedness and to
start the new year free from debt.
The special Christmas Offering will
be in order on Christmas Day and
on the Sunday after. Every man
shall give as he is able, according
TO the blessing of the Lord thy God
which he hath given thee" Deut.
1917.
Christmas Wish-May the Christ
like spirit of love, peace and good
Will so fill our hearts at this season
OF happiness. that our lives NAV be
consecrated by the highest of ben
edlctions to the service of God and
of mankind.
The herald., 1916-12-21
sELLEvILLE NOTES.
REUNION OF CLASSES 1e14-16.

The formal presentation and accept.
ance OF the sun dial took place at the
reunion of Glasses 1914-16 Thursday
afternoon
The Eighth Grade A were hostesses.
Refreshments, games, and music we're
enjoyed
Miss Alma Pujol was spokesman for
the classes. The desire was express
ed that general reunion of Belle
vile classes be made an annual event.
CHRISTMAS AT BELLEvILLE.
The beautiful Christmas tree which
Santa Claus will bring to the kinder
garten pupils of the school will be at
the invitation of the Belleville Kinder.
garten Mothers Club and the teach.
ers of the department.
The elementary department will
have a program suited to it's grade.
HEALTH OF PUPILS
SAFEGUARDEO.
The pupils of the school are being
protected and guarded by the Health
Department which has made careful
inspection of all pupils of the primary
departments. The Health Service of
our Public Schools is actively at its
work to stamp out such diseases as
measles, diptheria, etc. giving the
public school patrons the benefit of ex-
pert medical guidance
COOKING CLASS HOSTESS.
One half of the pupils of the cook
ing class of the Eighth Grade A were
hostesses to the other half at a din
ner last Friday. The other part of the
class will serve the dinner tomorrow.
The herald., 1916-12-21
Tuesday, 81. Johns Day.

$50 p. m: Evening prayer and
sermon. Special service with ser
mon to Masons by Rev. A. Il. Berke-
ley; rector OF ST. Paul's Church.
New Orleans. To this service all
are invited. SITS John Lodge will
attend in a body. The preacher on
this occasion is a Mason.
The herald., 1916-12-21
Doll and Toy Tickets.

Violet Mercedes, daughter of VIM.
HI. Harvey and Catherine Winger-
ter, of 921 Atlantic avenue. Spon-
sors, James Tingstrom and Violet
Strassel.
Jesse Floyd, son of Duval G. Her.
bert and Ida A. Rody, of 1909 Pat
terson street. Sponsors, Kerrin
Adone and Agile Duplantis.
Francis Joseph, son of Theophile
Samaine and Lula Daigle, of 541 At
lantfc avenue. Sponsors, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Pierce.