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The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
BISHOP BLAMES
LANDLORDS FOR
BARRING CHILD

-No children allowed, are th'
word. written above the doors OF
rot buildings in Detroit, say ;
pishop Foley. In a letter Sent 10 a.,
churches in hts diocese. ana r'au
~ the congregations SUNDAY bishop
Fo,ey scores LANDLORDS for this IN
human han aud also for The ehoroI'
,ant ren.s which are being demand
od in Detroit. which he believes 10
no the greatest cause ot hardship
in this city The letter also states
that the Thanksgiving offering VIII
y. given 10 The ch'ldrcn's depart
ron, ~ the s. Vincent de- Paul so
o,ety. A private charitable crsaniha'
lion which has never publicly soi'''
.d fund. f, Mso appeals to every
,rc who is able 10 board a child'
GRATIS. for the society According
=, the Yer, Rev walter X \ Mar
ron chancellor II the Roman Caiho-
ID, diocese ~ Detroit. manv people
,yculd gladly take q child II their
landlords did noe discriminate
qsainst Children
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Marriage Licenses

shirley + Kavanash, 30, Mabel l.
Waybraup 29.
Joseph Laramie. % River Rouge.
Lillian Jones. 90 Detroit
Luka Nyjidzam, q. Louisa Barak-
sadich. ls.
Frank l. Morris, 81; Pearl Smith.
Is.
Cecil Lcupox 25. Fostorla, o.. Alma
". ~,hleuss. g. same
NIeolai MiTtk. cZ Wanda Siw9, I9
tuarlcls Y. INK 2S Jennie " Muir
ply, ~
Morris R siegel 30. Detroit Mary
-iiuhloss. a. PITTSBURGH,
Toney Pitak. -, Wyandotte. Annie
StolAovi,h. 26. same.
calvin Il Rothrock. 2S Grace r.
Hobar' Wilson, III Ruth NJ.
ArLsp Woodworth, 2i. Gather
Thomas I Wood. 25. Detroit, Mar
gucritc Iudkins. c5 Merima. Mass
William a. L"duc 26. Windsor,
Martha e. Beltrane,. 2' Detroit
Arthur FfphcrE. %. Detroit. Anna
GrcRrr. g. St Joseph
Val Beckerio. -, Detroit; Ethel Alt
o2 81 Louis. Mo-
Vincent Wcrtz. - Highlend Park,
Alma Sundstrom. e. MoKeesport. Pa.
Anthony Shramsky. -; Bessie Mon
Haroii rarte. II st clair Heights;
Carrie VI Dnulln, %. same
ANTHONY Nowaczewsld, 26 Anna
WaT Krsmor. 81. Emma Aeer &c.
Henry a Lsnich. 30 Bess Resig
Ross Hustled. e5: Pearl clark. ls.
Ferdinand Weber. fr g. Hough-
ton Nich Auastasia T. slattery "a.
same
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
VOTE SCANDAL
PETERS OUT
Further Arrests Are Not Prob
able, Says Assistant Pros
ecutOr VOORHEES,

Those sensations have been limited
at vaguely ever since tho last pri-
mary elections. when wholesale ar
rests were expected for election
fIauds. are very likely 20 peter out
In fact II is now almost certain that
there will be no further arrests.
That Is tie purport OF the informa-
ton given Monday by Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney VOORHEES,, who
has had the !gation of charges
In hand
Mr. VI orheis says thar he j. not
thru with his inquiry and has sew
Gal persons yet 20 examine. but the
further he goes the less likelihood he
has OF turning mp any fraud that
will justify arrest
We are not looking for victims, %
said Mr. VOORHEES,. but We are try
ing 20 arrive al the truth of the
rumors that have reached us. # we
fail TO find there has been intention
al fraud OF a criminal nature We
shall be relieved instead OF disap-
ronted We want the perpetrators
of crime. bur Il, as Il appears now
there has been no crime and not
even criminal carelessness our duty
will have been performed In any
event there will be no more definite
announcement for day or two"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
CHICAGO BLACK
HANDLERS SLAY
THIRTY-FIFTH MAN

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 Joseph Dio.
ward, grocer IN Little Italy. lies
lead today IN thirty NTH victim
this year OF the sawcd-o0 shotgun
~ the "black hand In desperate
effort 10 check the deadly work of
Death corner" assassins i20 de
'ectiyes yesterday arrested $50 sus.
pjcious character from which they
ook dozens OF royolvers, knives,
hlackjacks and many rounds of am,
munitlon
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
HIGH PRICES DO
NOT HURT TRADE
Detroit Electrotype Company
Does Large Business De-
spite Rising Costs

The rise in the prices OF materials
ha. failed TO have any effect In the
volume of business being done by
the Detroit .Electrotype company
No. 1T IArned-st.. which Is one OF
Detroirs most reliable concerns. All
o, the latest equipment and lnaehin'
cry for manufacturing elec'ro'ype'
is being used.
Theodore Neish and Otto Milie'
control ths business. which was
built up four years ago. Many VI
20 leading advertisers and printers
of the city are numbered among
their patrons. ~
The company employ 10 men All
q, whom are skilled workmen' nav
inr been with the concern since vs.
,nception. Work is turned GU,
promptly and customers are assured
of efficient service.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

Park: Minnie Neal, 20. Detroit
William l.. schweninger' sS' irene
Z" John GH' Bialabuch. 20. Kalasyna Mar
William y. Tate. sS.. Detroit; Ethel
+. Sawyer. %. Chicago. III. -
Fred Davies. rs Annis z. Cox. n:,rott.
Lena VI. Besson. IS. Windsor, ON.
Joachim Rusak. az Helena Nac-
gOcha, ~. ......
Aasstasia Wottowiak. as. same.
George Saplis. SO; Stefania Dudklr-
John Micha 80; Agnes Komss. 80
Rene Cook. IS; Katherine Faussr'
Meek Fulirgs. Il. sprlngwells; Ad-
cline Roehm, IS. same.
Allie Ahmad. 2s; Annie Haschke'
Edward Hennessey. -; Irene Null
George schmidt. %. lakewood. Han
nah Krourci. 25. Detroit
Steffn Bogolia, 30 Leary CroIan'
John Krahn. %, Elsie stelbing, q,
George " Kruck. 2i: Emma j.
Heimhreiter. 20.
Allyn Peacock. 81; Margarete rhoy-
Blackdcn Saunders. %; Blanche
Benjamin Gorham. 20. Denton;
fsiOlHF EfIitn. kbs NAIIlrs
Ferdinand Efeber. Jr.. 81, Hough-
ton Anastasia T.. Slattery. a. De-
truit
George J. Morcon. 20; Alvina Tur-
NEIL IS
John Kene. az; Mabel Freese. 10
Edgar =. Fshnestock. 35. Elizabeth
Mcdonald. 90 -
John Doucet. 40: Sadie o'Neill. -
Hans Anderson. 2S; Johanna ELL
ertten rs
Potter McGregor. 25 Mary McFar-
land. ~
Chalon n Nesler. q. Detroit; Eu-
nice Reufro. 19, Rosiclare, III.
Frank Walkowski, ?li Josephine
Z!clinskl. is.
Harry Linover. %: Ida Ketzner. T.
Fred CART. 25: Mary Fontana. 20
loci Brown s5 Emily Bolley. 30
Edward T Hurley, 23; Helen Dun
Frcderick Guthrie. IS; Flora Gold
thwait SO
IS.
Lester Clark. 20. Nadia Kerr, q.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
SUFFER AGE HEADS
TO HOLD MEETING

The convention a. The Congress
ional Union. The suffrage organiza-
uun which formed the Woman $
rarty and has the passage OF ~
suffrage federal amendment as its
chief aim VIII take place in Bay
city, Dec o, Mrs " Nelson White
more presiding as chairman
Many noted suGraglsts VIII be in
attendance. among whom are Anne
Martin. who Is credited with having
won suffrage for the state of Nevada,
Mrs Cvrrs Mead chairman of the
ohio branch ~ the Congressional
Union Dean Rhoda White of the VI.
A. G.. nr May Stevens and Mar.
garet Whittemore, u Detroit
Mas Wh,temore has Just return.
Cd from ;he presidential campaign,
where ~ was In charge the itate
of Orer the Union IN an effort
20 def democratic party. ore
gon So voted Republican and
the pres W that state gives Miss
Whittemore credit
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Births
R(lYS

Adam Grziwinski. e72 Frederick
Harold Stafford s66 Hancock vest;
ard .Feto. 3o4 Palmer, Herman H..
Heinleiue. $50 IAwton julius Par
mentier 22N crane Franz Biebrl SIS
Eighteenth Bride Skurski 2017
Proctor. Frederick g. Sebulske. S29
Seminole, Thomas i.angford. 755 Fif-
teenth Max Levin. sos Wnder. Jos
eph Horvath. 9G2 Hurlbut; BENJAMIN
Brickner l1S Napoleon Leo Skow-
1927 McGraw Walter Rajkowski
1913 Florida: Herman Dietrich, So
Wabash Arthur Long, t0e Artillery
Stanley Moria 1898 Junction; Andrcj
Pawlak S5 Boone. Gregosz Szydto.
247 Conant. steven ]. Vargo, 81 Del
mar. Archibald J McCrae 467 Alger.
steve Tockoics. 1855 West Jefferson.
Lewis Ncumnnn. 2s3 Twenty nrst
Julius Kaioita. l34 Finley. Walter
Roberts. $50 East Milwaukee: Andrew
Parmon. Earn, IN % 81 Dcirsy: VIM %ain@Tl siin@rl
horn 272 Glover. Edward ]. Trsmps.
a39 Garfield Henry Huesing. 500 Wat
son John kagerer 225 Hendrick: :
hnisfeskl 1888 Junction. joseph "1l
Mlgut. ~ Hammond Man Szhwartz.
40t Catherine.
ecorTS rweF Cola Tm'n "a 1SS Mercisr S Ags,91ns
Dicknan. 1000 Haatinss. Bernhardt
Pagelt 2S9 Berlin Jacob Osih "a c.
cotte Antoni Jozco. 2sa Wcsaon.
Frank J Stone. 500 Waterloo: Mlke
KniCitzky, 7s4 Rivard: Ralph V
Moulton. 692 Holmur: Richard "
Davidson. Grace hospital anncx. VIM
Henderson: Ralph HRney bsl Tenny-
son VIM. A. Licht, 80 Wolf; jozef
szymanski. ss3 Trombly. Antoni
OkonsLi ~ lockwood. John GevgeIy.
632 south: Floyd y Perkins 1g3 Coz
lumhus; Geo T. Iohson. ala Dragon.
StaniHlaw PerpulcwiCE AL I,0vett.
Joseph Majewski az Krakow place
Walter Winch, fss Townscnd John
lablonski li7o Russcll. John Rotch-
Illinois. ChaH. Rose +gi Iakeview.
TomaHz Rozanska. ST1 GARFIELD: sam
Craparotta, 23a Macomb. Antonio
Brucculieri. 2as clinton. Dcimon O
Shattuck iTp MI Elliott. Caslfnir
Woleska 1872 Junction. StRnlalnw
Prialeki. sss Thirty hfth: Jan Reiam.
1855 Vtnewood.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
is TO
BE TAUGHT HERE

Prof. A. Il wood. N Philadelphia.
has been chosen as practical so
Geological instructor in applied so
GEOLOGY for the University Of MichI.
gan, Detroit having been selected
hs the ntting place for his work
Tho regents have been looking for
'he right person TO conduct such a
course for seven years
Criminology. rursl conditions. city
charity organizations and relief work
wiz be conside .ed No extra de-
cree viii be offered students. this
coming under tha economic and so.
biological course Detroit men espe-
cially interested are Judge Henry
Hubert. Judge Alexis G. Angel
Henry O stevons. Trhcy MoGregor
and Harry BulSioy. the last named
beins ono Of tho regents ~ the uni.
scrsfty,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
NOrtuary.



NEITOIG -Nus 25. AZ Prescott.
Arlz., samuel beloved husband ~
Kay ono dear tatrrr ~ Percy and
Laura Netz.rg Funeral notice
later.
REEVES Nov %. 1915. Mary r. A.
reeves mother nr Clarence 4.
hceves and Mrs Florence Il chris
topher lnterment al Richmond,
ina. Notice of t.rue later
RfAN-hev Edward W y. n. sat
urdRy, Nov co. Funeral Tuesday,
nov - a. J o'clock from the resi-
dence. 1883 Fourteenth-avc.
SMITH Noy 25 suddenly. Viola,
eyed p years beloved daughter OF
Moiile Bormsn smith and the late
Julius smith Funeral Wednesday.
2.3e p. m. from her mothers resi-
dence, 1873 Ferry-ave east.
UPPEB-Nov %. 1915. Meliessa Ade-
line, beloved wife of Jacob Upper
and dear mother of Mrs William
Rudd. aged = years Funeral from
her daughters residence. 1902
Fourth-Rye. Tuesday az y m. Flu
neral private,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
CLERK HELD UP
BY LONE ROBBER

Edward Fagher, clerk IN the
cigar store owned by 4 shuttle, at
No. s Monroe ave. was forced 10 de
scend 10 the basement ~ ihe store
by a lone robhcr AZ . 80 O'Clock.
Monday morning The chief took
$3.50 from the cash register and de
rarted. after lockius The door on the
clerk The man first asked for a
package of cigarettes he paid for
hem. and while l'Drber 0as placing
The money iu the cash register the
robber pushed revolver against
his back and demanded that Farher
hold M iis hands rhe clerk com.
plied. and was ordered 10 the base
mcnt. Farber freed himself by climb
inc over IN open partition
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27


kING-Mery Ann. Nov. ,S. 1918 In
her residence. 224 Fairview ave
widow " the late John King and
mother of John. Mrs Frank Morel
Mrs. Peter Fecteau, Ms Frank
Nsu, George and Henry King Fu
neral Tueeday from residence at
$50 a. m, . o'clock Rt tho church
~ Annunciotton. At. Louis and
Chicago papers please copy
BURNs-James j., AGED &c years. be-
loved husband OF Edna and father
or Joseph az the residence ~ his
mother law MrF Joseph Hin,
4fb Artillerv-ava Services Tues
day. Nov az. at Holy Redeemer
church. 10 a. IN.
Dt NCAN-Nov. rs. 1919. az Omaha
Neb. Margaret. widow OF Matthew
DUNCAN end mother of Mrs " J.
sterling and J. "a. Duncan. Funer-
nj services from residence of her
son, iAH MaEnolia-st.. Tuesday sf-
tCrnoon at o'clock
HENTIG Nov, % 1918. at Los An
Eeles. cal, Frank Macomh HentiR.
Notice 90 funeral later
IawTN-Nov. -, 1915. OF residence.
s07 Bagg-st. Hazel Irene. dau~h-
ter ~ the late #. j. Irwin and be-
loved niece OF Matte Irwin. Fu-
nsrsi FROM house Tuesday st 2i5O
y M
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Deaths

Rosa Minisci. ass Frskine. about 80
years apopleXy. Nicholas Cherilla-
A07 Dfvfston about so years cancer;
Irone Henderson. Detroit Tuberculosis
snulta arinm 2 years pulmonary tuher-
culpsis Waselej Sidorowicz. 533 Car
doni 81 years. acute nephritis, Ferd-
inand Stutz, 1907 Potter Smith build
wears. angina pector; Pauline Natl
HsCh Manfalay. II years. cerebral
spopleSv. Mary Ann Young 43S Nine-
wood 62 years rhematiC endocarditis
Anna NNrd'ch. 40 Tillman, about -
years. senility. Edmund Dcrlicki,
2At1 Russell. 2i days. infantile con-
vulsions; Mary Lewandowsla. 25S
haze, Adam Tellas, ST. Mary's hos
pital. 80 years. aertic insuffictencyi
Domenico Pittiglo, samaritan hospi-
tai % years inquest pending; Alex
Joseph 414 Dubois l wear ChOked to
death. John Milley. -. Mary's hos
pital IS years. chronic inteTstitial
nephrltis. Agnes Michael ST. Mary >
Joseph smith Grace hospital %
years, pulmonary rmbollsrn Harry
Par'ov 6i2 Rivard months. d'ph-
theria eliza MONTGOMERY 252 Fred
crick II years mitral stenosis. I.ud-
wik NirzEoda 2S Gilbert months.
malnutrition; Mrs Zofa Cza pski. 2se
Wesson ave, valvular disease OF
heart George l. Pollock Receiving
hospital about 92 years. diphtheria
IS years. typhoid fever: Charles Hunt
pneumonia Marxee Elizabeth stew
ems. i2q 5th-st folr DAYS. erysipelas,
Albert I.aszczak 626 Medbury-aVe.
35 years. lober pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
ron SALE-RESIDgvcE ruoprpr,
1-ROOM HOUSE. S2Q8

Complete material for building
nve-room cottage. s29S save four
profits. Cali COZ Ford building
or phone Main 1890
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
ron sALE-BusrNEss pRopERrr,
8 FLATS. / STORE

$4,000 cash. balance g2 900 year,
now rented az s3.9t2 Leaves IL ,sie.
after paying janttor, new building. :
No phone Information. WITI.ARDg >
WILLARD, 800 Holden bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
I = A WORD
IL And Worth 1t
wAvTEDToBUY-msCELLANEous

CASH for old false teeth. gold crowns.
broken lewelry. diamonds. watches,
etc. fun value paid. Liberty Rfg.
Co. 81 Woodw q. fth moor elevator
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
TYpewriter Rarpains

tiS 20 $50. direct from factory, easy
terms UNDERWOOD. ROYAL, CO.
ROMA. etc. Renting 81 SO up Iarg-
est stock In city L 8 TYpFWRfT-
ING co. Cadillac 6fs5 7 Campus
Martius. near Detroit opera house
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
SINGING

WILL BUY east side vacant from
owner only. Builder. Hickory 2Tse.'
The herald., 1916-05-18
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY,

Miss Irma IUrz Ninet entertained a
number OF her friends at The twelfth
anniversary of her birth Games
were played and dancing Was en-
joyed Refreshments were served
Miss Irmd received some handsome
presents Those present were: Misses
TillIc Mutt. Norma Fredricks. Theresa
ZONES, Mildred Sutton, Elois" AK
mann. Lcona Schicb. Ella Henry. Al
thea Niner, Irma Vinet. Masters Leo
Richards, Joe Schirb. Albert and John
Nikmanu, Mauric" Laufer Emile
Fredricks, George Jones. James Vinet.
Nh and Mrs. Rose, Mr. and Mrs Dull
ci,h and baby Frances. Miss Emma
Caulfeld Charles Fink. Mr.. and Mrs
Niuct and baby Elsie
The herald., 1916-05-18
SAINTS JOHN SOCIAL CLUB.

Saints John Social Club is sending
out invitations 10 a subscription shirt
waist dance. to be given at the hand
some ClubrOOms, corner Pelican Ave
nue. and Olivier Street. Saturday even
ing, May -. This is expected to be
one OF their best efforts, and the com
mittee III charge is leaving nothing
undOnc to make il prove up. f. Fort
mayer's Military Band will furnish the
taken care Of by the clubs chefs The
usual :. J. ;. c. good time will pre-.
vail.
The committee in charge consists of
r. i. Lauman. chairman: f. Dosher.
eX officio; George Herbert. Jr.. c. \.
Sutherland. s. \. Gross, ". F. Spcrier
and Julius BOdenger
The stag affair given by :. J. :. &.
at Sunset Pleasure club. MilneburE.
on last Sunday was attended by about
forty members OF the club and they
all report having had an excellent
time. lr fact. they had such a good
time that already arrangements are
under way for another stag at Milne
burg. The entertainment, in addition
10 the usual attractions at Milncburg
in the way OF bathing. boating, etc.
The herald., 1916-05-18
SCHOOL BOARD NOTES.

Acting upon recommendation OF
superintendent GWinn and a request
OF two school parents clubs. the La
Sale and Benjamin, the School
Board. at its meeting last week. sus-
pended its rules and authorized the
sessions in the schools to begin at
$50 O'Clock beginning last Monday
morning. They will be dismissed at
o'clock. The change is to be effect
i've during the remainder of this term
and was made to avoid the heat in
the afternoons There will be only
one recess of twenty minutes.
The board discussed the proposed
contract upon which bids for books to
be adopted are to be purchased. The
bids are TO be received by MAY %.
The contract will provide that the
publishers name a price by which the
board can purchase the books if il
elects to do so, the fixed selling price
to the pupil and the exchange price
on all books that may be adopted.
The board approved the recon-
mendatiOns of the superintendent that
Sept. Is be the date for reopening the
schools; that the graduating exercises
OF the Esplanade High School be held
on the evening Of June b, the Wright
High School June s. the Warren
EastOn June and the Normal on the
morning of June .. The Warren
EastOn School will hold its exercises
in the Tulane Theater.
The herald., 1916-05-18
THE ORANGE BLOSSOM PICNIC

The Orange Blossom Social and
Benevolent Association held its reg.
ular meeting May II. and arrange.
ments were completed for the excur-
sion and picnic to be given at Hero
Park on May 2S.
The club has chartered special
trains OF the New Orleans Southern
and Grand Island Railway, which
will leaves Algiers at sos a. IN. 100
p. m, 4:05 p. m. and 7:15 p. m. The
last train returning to Algiers leaving
Hero Park at 11:50 p. m.
The music for the dancing will be
furnished by the famous Lanes Or
chestra and refreshments will be for
sale on the grounds.
From the report OF the ticket com
mittee 500 tickets have been sold.
which indicates that the people in this
section OF the country are taking
great interest in the affair and are as
sitting us in every way possible.
The Champion Buras Ball Team
will play the Algiers Team. the game
being called promptly at 200 D. m.
a good game is expected, as these
teams are bitter rivals, having played
several games last year.
The herald., 1916-05-18
PUBLIC LIBRARY RULES.
Rules for All Borrowers.

Fines borrowers will pay two
cents a day ii books are overdue.
II the book happens to be dated for
a Sunday the library not being open,
no fine To be paid.
But ii the book is due on a Satur-
day. when the borrowers returns II
on Monday he or she shall be fined
two cents d day. Ten cents for fine
when book plate or due slip or pocket
has been removed or defaced; all
books are thOroughly looked through
before circulating by the assistant
Therefore the borrowers are respon-
sible for all lost books and for all
books slightly damaged. Books dam
aged 4 fine OF twenty-five cents. If
books have To be- Sewed. fifty cents to
scventy-iive cents. If book is lost
fines continue until the book has been
returned or paid for. Perfect silence
is strictly requested in the library.
Borrowers can remain and read as
long as they wish.
Strictly business; whatever infor-
nation is needed consult the ladies in
charge: they viii be only too glad to
assist and make the public feel that
the library is for them am will give
all information necessary. If the Dor
rover refuses To pay his or her fine
the guarantOr OF said borrower will
De- notified and if he or she refuse ito
pay the fine, said borrowers and guar
antor OF such delinquent shall be
cut Of from the privilege OF getting
books from every library for two
years even if the fines should be
paid after date OF notification APP
plication cards must be signed by re
sponsible parties in pen and ink Let
the borrower sign his or her name.
guarantor the same and not both
signed by same partly, as they will be
rejected
The herald., 1916-05-18
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining at Station \, New Or.
leans Postoffice, week ending Thurs
day. May is. 1916:
Gentlemcn-IOSeph Burghes. Jas.
Brown t2D, Alphonse Stevens. Mr..
Tailor bon -, JOney Thomas
Ladies Mrs VI. J. Burk, Mrs. Ar.
dell Lewis, Mrs. Fannie Johnson. Lid.
da Johnson. Miss Victoria Moore. Mrs.
Cecil Richardson. Mrs. Willetta Sto,
ker, Mrs. Marry Taylor, Miss Caroline
Veal
Miscellaneous -239 Elrict 81.
CHARLES JANVIER. =. VI.
JOS. ". DANIELS. Supt sta. \.
The herald., 1916-05-18

and the music furnished by their own
band, consisted Of an excellent break
fast and a iourteen-course dinner, pre-.
uared by the chefs OF the club, W.
Lucas being chief chef assisted by C..
!. Green and {. T.. Fink. Some oil the
members got oyer-sunburned. but they
say they don't mind that and would
do it over Tor the good time they had.
The committee was: r., J. Dush"r.
J. +. Lorio. T. Mangiaraciua. G. T..
Sutherland. ". Lucas, G. J. Green and
G. = Fink
The herald., 1916-05-18
Boost For CHyOwnd Ferries Ferrage Cost Eventually Free FGr@
PERSONALS.
Continued from Page I'D

White Bros, the Canal Street jew
rlers. ar" giving away this week 70
their Al-ior- trade. gold watch chains.
ruI, particulars may Dee had by read
Ing their "ad" in this paper today
Mr.. ana Mrs. \ &. Bricl anuoWy"
the coming wedding Of their niece,
stella Erirl Joechcl. TO Mr.. Fred
Joseph >nhub"r. t. take place on June
-. at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. 9. GrirI
The herald., 1916-05-18
Special Notice

A meeting Of .h- Board Of Directors
- The kid'ck Reclamation Company held on
the -h'h day Of April, 1910. all directors being
present, It was resolved TO call a meeting
u stockholders Of the Eddick Rcclamstio1
D,oS,T1pan.y on Friday. the OH day Of June,
t,lo, al me Ones . this company 600 Hi
oe'h!,d Bank Bldg, New Orleans, Louisiana.
at eleven o'clock a. m. for the purpose az
submitting TO the stockholders a probosi,;or
10 amend Article III OF the Act OF Incornor.
l.e capital stock from Fifty thousand Dallas
,,>''".ODl to One Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars lslOOOOO co. Do''
EDGAR l. KIRCHBERGER.
nav III 10 ., ; Secretary.
The herald., 1916-05-18
MISSPEGLEO WORD.

The misspellcd word in our last Is
sue was install. in the Cd OF Emile J..
Damarc. public licensed accountant.
Install VAS misspelIed install" Thos"
TO receive tie Jacobs candies are
Elizabeth Higgins, 52i bermuda
street. Lillian Burmaster. ~ Teche
street. and Marcel Scrpas. 80 Della
ornde street.
The herald., 1916-05-18
AUTO PARTY.

Among the many who attended the
inauguration ceremonies al Baton
Rouge was an auto party, to which
Mr.. ThcO J. Lala was host The trip
was made in Mr. Lala's machine. The
party consisted OF Mr.. Lala's three
brothers-in-law. Joe CutittO Paul
Sbisa. F. Williams and +. 6. Pablo
vich.
The herald., 1916-05-18
To Press Rain.Spotted Clothes.

a garment spotted by the rain may
be freshened by laying it over an
ironing board and steaming it This
is done by placing damp cloth over
the article and irOning-Womau
Home Companion.
The herald., 1916-05-18
RULES TO GOVERN CONTEST

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN NO
LATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOUR
ANSWER MUST BE ON 4 CARD OF
PIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER THAN
SHOULD WRITE on TIE CARD AS
FIRST YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS.
SECOND. TIE MISSPELLE0 WORD.
THIRD. THE NAME OF THE ADNERTIS-
MENT IL WHICH IT APPEARED.
THE MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST
APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS AT PRESENT ON PAGE 8 ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS ARE DEPOSITED
IN A BOX AND TIE FIRST THREE
DRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED TIE
PRIZES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY
ARE DRAWN.
The herald., 1916-05-18
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

\. SicHin.rr ". Board of Directors
OF Public schools for the Parish of
Orleans, exceptions Of Abry Bros.
Geo. Montgomery.
Succession Of Mrs Mary Mcmahon,
petitioners ordered to amend in de
fault of which exceptions OF no cause
of action will be- sustained