The herald., 1917-11-01

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the tragedy occurs scene in the Ii
THE GARDEN OF ALLAH coming
Sunday night, Nov. 4th.
per. Sidney Dupuis, and Jos. Stat
4 ford
: A-Milton Acker Philip Saleesby,
and Jos. FOlse.
I B.-Harold Oswald, James Pee
Ter. John Cieutat, Eugene LeBoeuf,
I'D. Newell, John Roberts, Hilary
Schroeder, and Dearo Trotter.
A.-Roland Beiel. Felix Borne,
Mat Crawford, Hugh Lilly, and Wal
ter Scott.
6 B.-Louis Cronan, Chas. Chris
Hanson, Albert Monroe, Clyde Glider,
G. c. Emory, Jos. FOlse, Horace Har-
ris, Emile Mothe, Bertrand Peck,
Irion Campbell, Mark Hynes, Lee
steele and Louis Fernandez.
A-Scholarship and Department
Milton Henry. Alvin Ewell, Jas. Cal
win, Robt. Danenhauer, VIM. Kass-
mer, Jos. Bruno, and Malsalm
Schwarzenbach Observation-Disclosures
Anderson and Weary Burlett. Schol-
arship-Fred John.
> B-SchOlarship and Department
Louis Broussard. Scholarship-Cliffor
Angelic, Jos. Susslin, John Curran,
Thos. Little, Stanford Fillmore, Her
man Guindisch, Roy Williams, Roy
Hingle, Albert Newberry, Alvin lie
| Blanc, and Lee Menge. Deport-
ment-James Carter.
A-Scholarship and Department
| Hymel AmuedO, Jos. Sutherland, Elmo
Voegtlin, Leslie Kirkpatrick, Sidney
Andre, Geo. Zatarain. John HUM,
| Richard Fernandez, Chas. Terreborne,
Hypolite Vezien, Morris ThibodeauX,
Alvin feathers. Scholarships. Ger.
rets, Julian Humphrey, Jos Umbach
Deportment-TO Dinapole.
B-SchOlarship and Department
Jas. L. Heggers, Frederick Kraemer
Emile Legendre, Victor Cieutat, Chas
Ramelli, Frank Youngblood, Marioral
McNeely, and Aloysius Serpas
School-Esse West, Melbourne I'm
bach, and Chas. Sutherland. Deport
ment-Walter Wildenfels, and Wal
ker Perron.
3 A.-Jos. WillmOre, Jas. Fabares
Douglas Curran, Marcel Roth. Peter
Fink, Elmer Davidson, Earl Cooper
Malcolm O'Donnell, Maurice Davis
Emile Hantel, and Herman Grund
meyer.
3 B.-Norman Whitney and Louis
Peterson.
. A.-Leslie Duplan and Vincent
Trauth.
B.-Ferdie Bodenger, Tracy Lilly
ME Weiner and Vallery Janfreau.
l A-Dan Church. r. A Wolfe, Her
man Lange, Jas. Herricks, and How
ard Evans.
l B.-Julius Messner, Ebert Ross
Albert Brodtman, Harold Bourgeois
Milton Covell, Sigfried Sprada, Chas
Soulant, Albert Wilson, Hugh Cobb
Leander Boudreaux, Floyd Bruno, Ev
erett Ramsey, John Carruba, and
Clayton Trauth.
McDoNoGH NO. S NOTES.
The McDonogh No. Cooperative
Club entertained the sixty-five kin
dergarten children, seventy-one first
grade B. pupils, the teachers and
friends of the school on Monday
morning. Refreshments consistine
of home made cake and candy ant
and fruit punch were served.
The kindergarten department will
open tomorrow with sixty-five chill
dren enrolled. The room is daintil,
furnished with white curtains ant
several beautiful hanging baskets
and numerous ported plants have
been donated.
Miss Eta Pettigrove has beer
transferred to No. 5 from Belleville
kindergarten, and Miss Anna Cole
man has also been appointed.
Physical Director John Dowlins
visited the school and expressed him
self highly satisfied with the work.
Liberty Day was observed in tn,
school.
ADOLPH MEYER SCHOOL.
On Monday a spelling test wa.
given by the principal. The follow
ing pupils handed in perfect papers
5th A Grade-Willard Walker
Grace Cazaubon, Inez Bourgeois.
9Th B Grade-Irma Arsago, Ethe
Rice.
4th A Grade-Chas. Carona
Frank Lawson, Thelma Willie.
4th B Grade-Ia wrence Willie
Elisha Sullivan, Marion Edgecomb.
Last Thursday fifteen pupils from
the school, accompanied by one o
the teachers, visited D. H. Holme,
Store to see the picture entitled
THE Silk Industry"
The children gained much valu
able information from the picture
as 1t showed the wonderful work O
the silkworms, and how the raw
material was taken from the ca