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NO REPORT FROM
 PERSH|NG 60 HRS.

Villa forces which then were thought to be a considerable dis tance from Casa Grande.
 Funston professes no anxiety as to the welfare of any of the troops. He admits, however, that the exact whereabouts of Persh- in gis unknown at headquarters, It is considered probable here that Pershing is out with one 5f the three attachments which are operating away from the wireless and is therefore in no position to report.
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GET YOUR ELECTION CARDS AT THE NUGGET
PLANT CATERING TO
 ALLIES DESTROYED
A. P. A. Service.

COPPER HILL, Tenn, March 23'-An Explosion supposedly due to the activities of plotters destroyed the plant of the Ten nessee Chemical Company this morning with loss of one mil lion dollars. The plant is the holder of large contracts for the production of certain chemical products for the use of the en- tente allies. Several persons were badly injured by the explosion though none seriously. So terri hc was the force of the explosion that the large building and ma chinery were shattered beyond all repair.
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HOUSE RESOLUTION OF
 PIERS REWARD FOB VILLA
A. P. A. Service.

"A. F. "A. SeTVICe.
 WASHINGTON, March B. A reslution was introduced in the house today suthoiizing the pres ident to offer a reward for the body of Francisco Villa, dead or alive. The sum to be offered for the body of the bandit chief is fixed at fifty thousand dollars to be paid on the delivery of the body to the American military authorities. Representative Scott of Iowa is the rponsor of the measure.
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A. P. A. Service.

ROME, March 23.-It is inti- mated in official circles that the allied governments have obtained possession of evidence of docu- mentary nature proving beyond the shadow of doubt that the Austrians and Bulgarians are guilty of the most horrible crimes in Serbia since the beginning of the joint invasion of the armies of
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OF NEW
 REBELLION WORRYING AUTHORITIES
By A P. A. Service.

ny IT x' zHs @SK VFSSs
 SAN ANTONIO. March 23.- The reports that disorders are arising in Mexico combined with the prospect of a new revolution arising as a result of the revolt of Herrera are causing military authorities some perturbation as indicated by the issuance of or ders from Fort Sam Houston to- day providing for rapid action along the border in case the new rebellion should make it neces- sary to move the border forces with ceferity.
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INFANTRY AND MACHINE
 GUNS GUARD FL PASO
A. P. A. Service.

FL. PASO, March 23.-Owing to the fear of possible incursion from Mexico, the government has made provision for the protection of the city by providing force of three hundred infantrymen equipped with machine guns. The troops are quartcred in the heart of the. city.
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A. P. A. Service

A. r. A. SerVlce
 FL PASO, March a3,-Re- norta t;san General Pershinq this afternoon lndlcatc thut ne mas taken control of the Mexico, Northwestern railroad running south from his military base at Casa Grandes. It was unofficial ly stated that he is using the rail road for the transportation ot American infantry toward Ma dero in an effort to get behind Villa, who is supposedly located somewhere to the westward ot Namiquipa, while the cavalry under Col. Dodd is pushing the
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A. P. A. Service.

t1. r. <1. 0GIVl(C
 SAN ANTONIO March B. Although reports have reached here stating that the American troops are now in touch with the Villa bandits and skirmishing is going on at intervals the reports are not accepted as official at present as up to noon today noth- ing had been heard from General Pershing for sixty hours.
 The last report filed by the commander of the expeditionary force concerned the disposition of the cavalry scouts around Casa Grande and indicated nothing as to the probable location of the
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DOLLARS
 TAKE BIG TUMBLE
A. P. A. Service

SAN ANTONIO, March B. The value of Carranza dollars took big drop in the local mar let today, indicating a general uncertainty concerning the sta bility of the government follow ing the reports of uprisings in various parts of the country re- ceived during the past several days. The Carranza dollar is now quoted at two cents in Am erican money.
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THREE PERISHED
 IN PARIS FIRE
A. P. A. Service.

PARIS, Tex, March B. Three persons are known to be dead as a result of the great fire which swept over Paris yester- day The number of persons re ceiving injuries number about two score, the larger portion be- ing minor burns received while trying to remove property from the burning buildings.
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distributing sums aggregating two million six hundred and sev-
 nty thousand between the surgi- cal schools of Yale, Harvard and Tohn Hopkins.
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PRESIDENTS EYES
 BOTHERING HIM
A. P. A. Service.

A. P. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON, March B. President Wilson is suffering a great deal with his eyes and de- parted for Philadelphia this morning to consult an oculist.
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night of important positions on the western edge of the Verdun sector, including the Harcort hill and nearly mile of the French trenches along this front. The 'bombardment of the superior French positions continues. The Germans are now within easy
 ,triking distance of the main forts and their capture is considered in- evitable.
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Anything You please, sir Emily Bakke as Pauline in A Scrap of Paper. Eagle Hall, April 1st.
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ROCKEFELLER DONATES
 MORE MILLIONS

By A P. A. Service.
 NEW YORK, March 23.-lt is announced that John D. Rocke- feller has made still further do- nation to the cause of science by
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DECLARES HERRERA
 STILL LOYAL
By A P. A. Service.

ny h r. n. 0eIVICc.
 FL PASO, March 23.-Ignacio Enriquez, the civil governor ot Chihuahua, sent a telegram to Consul Garcia at Fl Paso today declaring that the reports of Her rera's alleged revolt are a myth. Enriquez asserts that Herrera is
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GERMANS CLAIM
 FURTHER ADVANCES

A. P. A. Service.
 BERLIN, March 23.-Reports from army headquarters an nounce the capture during the
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lou can keep your friends outside posted by having the Nugget naiiea 'n rhern for 50 cents per month.
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."Oh," am going sonse, Dan Crowley as Anatole in A Scrap of Paper, Eagle Hall, April 1st.
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We realize that GOOD COFFEE morning necessity. Our FRESH ROASTED EVERY DAY coffee with its delicious flaw and delightful makes the breakfast happy soft food that the gastric juices readily upon It's warmth brings blood the stomacht the assimilation of triton by the blood supplies food for the and body therefore, coffee harmful beverage is generally posted the its stimulating properties essential wake the order that may do daily work better
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-05-18
Facts, Fun and Folly.
SPARE THE SNAKE.

although astappreciated friends Of the farmer
chicken snake the
natural enemies of mice
village especially
wlc is a
W.
il half dozen
Thousands
killed hands and
cereal alone Although
ducks and chickens the snake does nothing
Shufldt
TO false
be
friends that the
and a
protrc ed by and
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advantage in two ways; it will be bet
ter TO deal with a representative on
our own ground than with a board a
thousand miles away and it gives us
more time to show them what We can
do, for what we get from them will
largely depend on what we ourselves
are willing to do.
The New Church Commission will
meet Friday at AS p. m.
We had two fine services Sunday by
DR.. Felman on the Restoration of the
Jews to Palestine" and by Mr.. Goodal.
on justification by Faith"
\ most pleasant day was spent Sat
urday at the City Park, and Sunday
School was well attended. in spite of
the twinging muscles and blistered
arms
Children's Day will be celebrated
next Sunday, opening at 10 a. m.
The League again won the attend
ance banner Of the Union League last
week. They held their regular bust
ness meeting last night Tuesday, at
the home of Miss Thelma Cayard.
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McOoNoGH NO. 4 SCHOOL ROLL
OF HONOR.

McOoNoGH NO. 4 SCHOOL ROLL
OF HONOR.
SA: Scholarship and Department
John SChwarzenbach.
SchOlarship-Ear SCHNEIDER.
SB: Scholarship-Char Burgis
Henry Gcrrets. Raymond Oswald.
Deportment-Alex Scott, Eldred
McNeely
7B: Scholarship and Department
Joseph Bevan, James Fillery, Lemly
Hubener, George Rau, Francis Sadler
Hart Schwarzenbach.
GA: Scholarship and Department
Cleveland Duvic, Felix McAnespy.
6B: Scholarship and Department
Milton Acker, Ansel Shirk, Joseph
Folse, Evans Mahoney. Vincent Mag
gio Edward Williams, Helias, Alvin
Heitmeier.
"A: Scholarship and Department
Louis Cronan Albert Monroe, Emile
Mothe, Clarence Arnold, William Peel
er, Horace Harris, William Carroll,
Wallace Marcour, Bertrand Peck, IT.
vim Treadaway.
Alb: Scholarship and Department
Alvin COvell, Willard SCHNEIDER, Pc
ter Anderson. Julius Gillich, George
ShOrey, Albert Peeler, Milton Henry,
Joseph Calabrisa, William Weilbach-
er, Clemens Nuench, William Parker,
Joseph Bruno.
DepOrtment-Willia Cassmer. Au-
gust Pujol, Robert Talbot Otis Mey-
ers.
3B: Observation-Disclosures La
garde Harold Treadaway, Sidney An
DIRE, Elmo Voegtlin, Chester Camus.
Dependencies Sidney Andre.
"a: Victor Cieutat,
Frederick Kraemer, James Louis Hig-
gins, Charles Pickett, Edward Schro-
der Majoral McNeely.
IA: Scholarship Lyle Albrecht,
Faler Armitage, Oakley Dodd, Thos
Duffy, William Hynes, George Kestler,
Charles Nichols. Hugh O'Keefe, vii
liam Sullivan, Andrew Wright. Mark
Amuedo, Wellman Bond, Douglas Cur.
ran, James Fabares Emile Hantel,
Osborn Ehnter, Marcel Roth. Joe Viii
more
lB: Scholarship L. Angelo, r. Gil
der, \. Muench. \. Reed, \. L. Redou.
V. Trauth, ]. G.. Walker
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Porter Michael OHalloran." Just
David"
Rinehart k"
Shadows of Thames"
Straight Down the Crook
ed Lane"
Spearman Nan of Music Noun.
tain"
Seventeen"
Van Schaiel-"Sweet Apple Core"
Van Noist-"Big Tremaine."
Webster-"Dear Enemy"
Widdemer - "Rose-Garden - Illus.
band"
Branch S23:
Dell-"Keeper of the Door"
ORGY Bride of the Plains"
Farnol-"Beltane the Smith"
FOulerO-"Ten Degrees Backward. -"
Oppenheim-"Mr. Grcx of Monte
Carlo" An Amiable Charlatan.
O'Brien-New Men for Old"
ThOrndyke Doctor Syn"
Tynan-"Paradise Farm"
Nance-"The Love Dream"
Ward" Ethal House"
Loneliness"
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The Drum Major-T. Talon. +.
Legendre. b. Cummings. J. Breitling,
+. Amuedo. VI. Dixon, X. Ryan. {.
Lighted, b. Payant, T. Macpherson, +.
Aucoin, r. SteHhouse, II. Jones, r.
Kineen. NJ. Heindel, l.. Stenger, \.
Scott, \. Facius, IT. Iiaag, r. Thorn
ing. c. Heindel G Hargis, II. Nezi"n.
=. Dallam. X. Casey. ". Goodwync, :.
Reaney. r. Kcs,lcr J. Casey. J. Hide
brand. G Lemon.
Inst. Duct-Aiiy O'Sullivau Josie
Wiegman
Daisy Oarlinss Dream, an Operetta.
Daisy DarIing "a little girl who
wishes to be a dolU Marguerite Du-
vic.
Fairy Queen Doll (who grants her
wish Eunicc Cunningham.
Fairies - Margarct Hymel. MAY
Rooney, Imclla Cunningham, Mar
gucnole Pujol Lillian O'Brien, Imclda
Ernst
Ladies Hyacinth Muutl, Rilma Nc
Nair, Marguerite Eupcr. Fclicie DE
Blanc.
japanese UoIIs-M. VI. Heath. NJ
Crowley, V. Sunseri. F Ford
Baby DOils-U. SHELLEY, VI. SJrasscl,
IL Crowley.
Sailor Dolls. Rupp. O'Bricn
Clark. L. LeBoeut. J. Lux. 7. Lala.
Daisy's Friend Stella Legendre.
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II. N. c. c.

Last Wednesday night another beau
tiful entertainment was given in the
spacious hall of the club. The young
ladies were numerous and never
looked prettier and they enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. Seldom has
the club hall been the scene Of such
an enjoyable evening. Much Of the
good spirit was the result OF the cheer,
full and enhancing music of Miss
Annette Marie, a new patron Of the
club. When she was IA the piano it
was simply irresistible.
Thursday last Gus Lyncker. vice
president of the club. entertained the
members Of the Board of Directors at
a stag at his home. All present en-
ioye themselves, for merriment
was certainly the keynote of the even
ing. This Is the first of a series of
such entertainments to be given by
the Board OF Directors.
Il. y. C. c. S; St. Josephs 6.-The
II. y. G. c. inaugurated its indoor
baseball season by defeating the
strong st. Joseph'S team by the score
of Sc. Two extra innings were nee
essary to decide the contest Joe
Hogan Unexpectedly furnished the
necessary hit to bring the large end OF
the score on the II. y. G. c. side |
Kirby Barrett pitched his usual strong
game, while Mark Abbott eXcelled on
'irst base. 1t was a snappy and we'll
played game. A return game will be
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-05-18

ment. the Belleyille delegates TOOK
mart in the following program:
Sketch of the Life Of John MELON
och. Mary Virginia Harris. Sketch ot
the Life Of Mr F. r. toward, Nimi'
Runin: Sketch OF in" Lille of p
paneel. Ada Malone. some Rene.
pranccs of Warren Easton, L"t.ua
Shorev. Life Of D,l-ado Isabel" AZ
Ore: Isaac Dclgadn. Angelo BarraU.
sketch of John James Audubon. Allie.
N,Cluskry.
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X. OF C.'S EVENING AT HOME.

Brother Knights-You are cordially
invited to attend family gathering
at the Home Friday evening. May -,
1916. This is strictly for members
only and their families and lady
friends. There will be card games
and lotto and dancing until l.. The
music will be rendered by an orches-
ira specially engaged for the occasion.
Refreshments will be served.
Committee in charge: \. J. Herbert,
chairman; l.. w. Peterson, ey officio;
\. W. Grimes, ". J. Bonner, Hy.
Ormond, Geo. Forrest, Hy Umbach, F.
II. killeen, V. W. Olivier and K. J.
LeBoeuf.
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MOTHERS DAY

The following program marked ia,
opcning exercises At III" school cu
Mothers Day:
MAYORS Proclamation. Bertha Bar
ras. Mother. Louise kopp"l; Whisa
Loved Her Best? Eleanor uafkes
bring Evelyn Butcher, Vera Nezicu
Lillian Hum, Mothers Help. Esther
Guillot. our Mother Eleanor Lflls.
Nobody Knows, Hazel Lauman. The
Flower for Mothers Day BIaucL.
Herr: Mother, Alicia Grayois. Th"ima
Heucr. Rosie Wiener lnCz Wall
Thoughts OF Mother. VI. Muntz, G.
Arnold +. Humphrey. S Barras H.
Hebert. Mothers Day Daisy stephen.
son: Mother, Noble Richards.
HOT WEATHER SCHOOL DAY.
During the heated term, 10 avoid
children having the double trip at
lunch and to secure the benefit OF the
cool morning hours. it has been de-
cided by the School Board to have
school begin at $50 a m. and end
at p. m. lntermissiOn will be 20
minutes instead OF the usual 10 min.
utes
At Belleville school. the new time
division allows full time To each sub
jet save gymnastics, omitted, and
one other subject whore a cut OF 10
is neCessitated. 1t does away
with the waste of time in the period
following recess. when exercise in
the not sun and a heavy noon meal
make the children not so alert and
substitutes the benefit Of the cool
time.
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BAPTISMS.

The following were baptized Sun
day at the church: Grace Agnes,
daughter Of Alonzo Crombie annd Ag.
nes Dennis. Sponsors Philip Dennis
and Thclma Burmastcr
Guillius Joseph, son of Guillius Pc
tire and Frances Bourlot Sponsors,
George and Louise Weber.
Helen Beatrice daughter of William
Ose and Anna Lahat. Sponsors. Ray
mond SChaeffel and Edna Casey.
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Private Communion Of $50.

Last sunday 800 Of the younger
children Of the parish made their first
and private communion. After sev.
rral DAYS ol serious and painstakiug
preparation they approach the altar
railing TO receive communion from the
hand Of their pastor. Very Rev T. j.
Larkiu. II was a beautiful religious
spectacle, and seldom was there ever
such a crowd in the church, in fact
co great Vas the attendance that many
had to be turned away.
St Joscph's Boys This thriving
and active little society received com
munion last Sunday at the I mass.
Always rcvcrcntial and pious. they al
ways make a good impression as they
line up before the congregation on
their Sunday.
Junior Night-The Juniors Of our
parochial school will give an enter
tainment all by themselves Thursday,
May IS, this evening at the II. y. G. G.
Hail. This entertainment needs no
more advertising The fact that it is
given by our children in their in
imitable style, and trained by those
who have prepared so many success
ful entertainments for the parish, and
the end for which il is to be given
ought TO bring out the usual large and
appreCiative crowd. Come and you
will be entertained and amused far
beyond the value of your money.
Holy Name Monday the
projects met for the purpose of get
ting their new routes and new mem
beers. The projects for the coming
year are: J. Richards, J. J. Kline, J.
L. Hogan. II. RobichauX, \. Lighted.
W. H. COmiskey, G. Herbert. J. J. Be
vinettO. c. +. Smith, 5. NJ. CafierO. IL.
Huff. r. Daily, \. Bourgeois, Eug.
Blass. T. Butler, JnO. Torres, W. J.
Laughlin. 4. De Monasterio, J. F.. Sui
livan. These names represent good.
active annd earnest workers and mem
bers Of the Holy Name Society. Upon
them rests the greater part of the sue.
cess OF this good organization.
Next Thursday will be held the reg
ular meeting of the Holy Name So
ciety at 100. The subject of the talk
The idea will be to prove the divinity
of the church from its triumph not
withstandng the fierceness of the
prosecutions and universal Oppres-
sion.
The society will receive communion
In body at the mass.
Services-Sunday masses, !, !, 2,
10: baptisms. 4, ;; May Devotion, $50.
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One on Pa.

My wife asked me if a Young man
we know was still keeping company
with young lady we know also. I
said: Il guess the only way he will
ever get her to stick to him is TO use
hypaper" My little boy said: is
that how you got mamma ?'-Ex
change.
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played at st. JOseph's Hall next Mon
day.
Outdoor baseball is also in the air
and preparations are being made to
enter the c. A. A. League, which is
now being organized.
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INCREASE IN AsseSS"-

President Gauches, OF inc - d
Assessors. Saturday authorize ~.
Cmbach. assessor from inc l,,,s
trict. to prepare and issue q a., ~
of the city assessment io' =. u
statcmcn, does net include y. 4
ment- made by the state DO ~
praisers. which las not been
by the local assessors eff.
The assessment of the f -
trict in 1918 vas 33,oS2' w. - 8
year it Is $@,f46.432, snOS ',n
creaso an increase Of '5'' ''"
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AT BELLEVILLE SCHOOL.
HONORS FOR BELLEVILLE

HONORS FOR BELLEVILLE
PUPILS.
Josephine Lala's set of peace prob
lens have been forwarded from this
school.
Make Trotter's story forwarded to
the Humane Society has been award
ed a medal
FOUNDERS DAY.
Before leaving for the annual trip
to lay flowers on McDonogh's monu.
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Ted. a Drummer Boy in Crawford's
.Tigers-Master Ned Whitmore.
A Sentinel, of Crawford's Tigers
Master Tom Goff
Soldiers, L. S. A.-Masters Maurice
RobiChauX and Merritt Murtagh.
Scene I.
Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
A Euper, j. Ryan, J. Johnson. r.
Euper, f. Dwyer, NJ Manent, f. lie
Boeuf. NJ. Heath. J. Brown. l.. Adams,
|. Stenger, w Ward. W. Bourgeois, J.
Talon, L. Richards. W. Goodwyne, L.
Murtagh, S. Dwyer, G. Bellanger, S.
Brown, II. Maronge. l.. Molaison, L.
RobichauX, r. Commeaux. p. Suseri.
r. Kern, II. Tingstrom, J. Phillips.
Scene u.
The Star Spangled Banner -A a.
Euper, J. Ryan. J. Johnson, r. Euper.
Z. Dwyer. NJ. Mnaent, +. LeBoeuf, VI.
Heath, J. Brown, l.. Adams. |.
Stenger, w. Ward. W. Bourgeois, ].
Talon, l.. Richards, W Goodwyne, l..
Murtagh. S. Dwyer, G. Bellanger. S.
Brown, II. Maronge, l.. MolaisOn, L.
RObichauX, II. Commeaux. II. Sun
seri r. Kern. II. Tingstrom, ]. Phil
lips.
Bower of Roses-G. Morse, NJ.
Crowley. f. Cummiskey. {. Oswald. f.
Cabaniol. l. Reach. VI. Euper. r.
LoriO. r. Berlin. T Jones, G. Coffey.
F. Ford, l.. Mayheno. L. Phillips, VI.
Caillouet y. Talbot. +. Cunningham.
\. Wiegman, II. Kearns, V. Bourgeois.
Z. Cogan. II. Muntz, \. Fellers, c..
Hymel, NJ. Gordon, l.. Seward. L.
Burrows. NJ. Pujol. NJ. Breithling. F.
StaSsi. c. Hmel. \. Burgau, |. Don
nenfelser, r. Lutz, S. Durabb. l.. NAL
boureh, f. Ramos, o. Gordon. L. Nc
Clockey, l.. Pitre, II. James, \. Curse.
G. Besson, o. Renoit, \. Gerard.
Intermission.
Pansies-I. Cunningham, f. Oswald.
l.. NJ. Besson, G. Legendre. II. Huck
ms. f. Payaut, VI NJ. Heath, NJ.
Younger. a. Guillot, y. Cassler. y.
Baker, II. Brien, Z. Beillenberg. c.
Thomas, NJ. Dwyer, r. McNair, V. Sun
seri. L. Gerrets, f. Thates. V. Muntz.
l.. Bourgeois, f. Lusignan, S. Yokum.
X. Trudeau, Z. Trudeau, c. Rodick. D.
Reaney, B. Samanie, NJ. c. Wiegman.
r. Pique. l. Ely, II. Estopinal. D.
Graham. B. BoudreauX. c. Clancy. L.
Sayoi, f. Carpenter, X Robichaux, A.
Ourso. T. Willis.
Inst. Quartette-R osalba Berth. NJ.
Ouvic, R. McNair, G. Couget.
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CEkn,ZM1a-o
I1e@
No News Received This Week.

The following are some OF the new
book, rrceied AT our branch No. Nl5.
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Good Night

That's q good idea, ma lI .'..
soda and water In them OO S'', |.
the squlrts. I've done tne . w vi
time, aud there's three botils s,. q
of the dozen yet"-Phhade'p
ing Ledger.
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JUNIOR NIGHT, HOLY NAME OF
MARY SCHOOL, MAY 10, 1916.
PROGRAM.

PROGRAM
Inst Quartette- Evelyn Peterson,
Marguerite Duvic, Gladys McCuen, G.
| Gouget.
Inst. uartette-IyaCinth Muntz,
Vivian Bourgeois. Alice Whelan. Inez
! Bourgeois.
The ChOo Choo Cart. Lala, o. Yer
neiul. r. Younger, S. McNeeley, G.
McNeeley. X. Morse. G. Weber. NJ
Strassel. f. Mcmahon. J. Lux. {. Rus
sell. p. Killeen. u. Keogh, y. RObi
chaux. VI. Durabb, b. Canton, NJ Don
ner. +. Kinkaid, f. Cogan, \. May
beno. J. Lutz, c. Huff, J. Brown, A.
Juno, {. Benoit, NJ. Treadaway, F.
Johnson. S. Shields. l.. Bryant, II.
Goodwyne. W. Goodwyne. l.. Duplan,
X. Gordon. F. MolaisOn. J. Caruso, G.
Tingstrom. J. Lange, y. Gillespie, L.
Guillot, G. Stassi.
Kentucky Girls-Oscela Cassler,
Leouatis Cassler.
Sweet Niolets-I. Macpherson. l..
OBrien. K. Talbot, NJ. Strassel, II.
Shelley, NJ Rooney. II. Crowley, VI.
Suchard j. Sunseri. H. Charleville. l..
Chestnut, l. Ernst, F. DulciCh. NJ
Nallettc, l.. Lamana, V. Estopinal. o.
Estopinal, c. Weber, VI. Brown, S
Bcninate. f. Dill, A. LeBoeuf. r.
Maronge c. L. Hymel. NJ. Vedros. J.
BeSson, 5. Kiilleen, c. Leblanc, VI.
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Sure Way to Failure

Our idea Of a sure way to bring
about dismal failure" would be to
marry a man because he was
dreamy dancer"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-05-18

ARDEN'S ROSARY, OR THE RISING
MOON, A DRAMA IN ONE ACT.
Scene-A guerilla camp on the Pc
tomac River, near Arlington. Va.
Time-During General McClellan's
before Richmond.
Characters.
Captain Edward. Arden, L. S. A
Master James Charbonnet.
Captain Tom" of Crawford's Tig-
Dwight Salathe.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-05-18

Ted, a Drummer Boy in Crawford's
Ned Whitmore.
A Sentinel, of Crawford's Tigers
Master Tom Golf.
Soldiers. L. S. A.-Masters Maurice
RobiChauX and Merritt Murtagh