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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-14
A TRUE AMERICAN.

Cardinal Falconio, former papal delegate to
the United States, who died III Rome last week,
will have prominent place in the history OF
church affairs in America Although italian
born, he was an American citizen by naturali-
cation, was ordained priest at Buffalo and
was we'll known throughout this country. He
died when such figure as he can i'll be
spared from religious organizations. The papal
legation at Washington is an important part of
the machinery Of international diplomacy and
Cardinal Falconio was a man splendidly
equipped for the work. His many years of resi-
dence in America, as priest, teacher, college
president and apostolic ambassador had given
him such an acquaintance with the country and
such prestige among Americans that he was
looked to as one of the greatest of church
diplomats.
Cardinal Falconio was an American and a
stanch one. 1t is told of him that after OBJ
tanning citizenship, as long as he remained in
this country he always exercised his voting
privilege At the time he succeeded Cardinal
Satolh at Washington he was called AN
American to the backbone And SO he re-
manned.
A Georgia inventor devised a machine for
capturing boil weevis. We had supposed that
the number or boil weevils in captivity was am
pie for all purposes.
While the government may never take over
the Ford plant, the tender will do much to
cause the public to forget the voyage of the
Oscar II.
Someone suggests that Bryan be interned
But internment is only measure against alien
enemies.
All we have done to prevent an invasion is
to provide literacy test for immigrants.
Gerard's friendship speech apparently
didn t pull down anything
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-14

All we have done to prevent an invasion
to provide literacy test for immigrants.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-14

Someone suggests that Bryan be interned
But internment is only a measure against alien
enemies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-14

While the government may never take over
the Ford plant, the tender will do much to
cause the public to forget the voyage of the
Oscar II.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-14

Gerard's friendship
didn't pull down anything.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-14

A Georgia inventor devised a machine for
capturing boil weevils. We had supposed that
the number or boil weevils in captivity was am
pie for all purposes.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
SWIMMING CLASSES RESUMED.

Physical Director Lombard an
nOuncod that girls swimming classes
will be resumed on Tuesdays, Thurs
day and Fridays from , to ; o'clock
beginning next Tuesday at the Behr
man gymnasium and on MONDAYS, Wed
nesdays and Fridays at the Wilt
Gymnasium. beginning Monday.
The classes at the uptown gymnas-
ium will be in charge of Miss Eta
Staub. and at the downtown gymnas-
ium Miss Vera Ferguson. both of
whom are authorized life savers and
first aid instructors. The tank at tn"
Behrman gymnasium has been much
The boys classes. on days alternate
from those of the girls. opened ten
days ago. and are now in full swing,
with an average attendance OF approx
imately 80 daily. The classes will
continue through the summer.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03

Louis W. Peterson has returned
from an extensive business trp
through the North.
Miss Emma George has had as Der
guest little Beverly Roy BrOusSard o.
Lafayette. La.
Mrs. II. L. Vallette spent Sunday =
COvington, La, the guest Of Mrs J.
G.. Hayes.
Miss Lillian HOltOn spent MonaN
here with her aunts, after maxine
her communion on Sunday.
Mr.. AdOlph Spitzfaden sent eneo
for $3.50 to Miss EOla Abbott for 'Ds
Swimming Tank Fund, who turn"
same over to Mr.. hi Benedetto.
The dance to be given BY inc y
b. A. of the Maccabees on SaturaN,
May =, at the Pythian Hail. Is =
affair YOU cannot afford to miss. ~.
Review earnestly sclicits the suppOu
n its members and friends. be sI'
to come yourself and tell your lli'H' !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Alba Collins
Kingsville. Tex, are the guess
their mother. Mrs. E. 0. Colllns
Pelican Avenue.
Miss Eloise LecOurt left "eODe
day morning for COvington" IA,
be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. s'ia.
Miss Martha McNeely is repre,'I,,,
ing the COvington High SchOo
English at the State Rally ID Dow
Rouge this week. -,
Miss Anna Louise McNeely IS u,
leader Of the Glee Club chorus
Newcomb College. They VIII s,' A.
concert Friday night, at ociOos ~,
the Assembly Hall in cohJuncc, .S
with the Mandolin and Guitar
The public is cordially invited. -,
Miss Estelle Landry Of Beaunv.t
Tsa.. was a visitor here tne s',5s
of her cousin, Miss Clairia hlsn ..ds,
Mr.. 4. Burke returned Iue', M
night from Pensacola and irOm ,sst
bile. He left again "Wednesday mn.
Mrs. George Hildebrand ana u1 "sr,
ter. Viola, and son, AlDerL ..sips
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. hu''
last week. ,ov AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ban.' NJ
Houston. Tex. we're guests u y,,rs
and Mrs. Tom Schaefer OF '.,,
Street. Mrs. Bailey was i0
Miss lone Hildebrand. Ia, tof
Miss Mamie Koning left sum-, Tr,sss
Philadelphia to attend the N ,ssrs
Convention, which is being ne''
this month.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03

and Melbourne Reed Department:
Hugh Lilly and Ira Olroyd.
Fifth Grade A-SchOlarship and
department: Louis German and Ber-
trand Peck. Scholarship: Joseph
TrOuth, Albert Monroe, Clarence Ar
mold and Irwin Treadaway.
Fifth Grade B-Scholarship and de-
pertinent: Peter Anderson, Henry
Burlet. James Calvin, ULCER Gaudin
and Willie Parker. Scholarship:
Joseph Calabrise, Alvin Covell, Fred
John, Albert Peeler. Noel Richard,
George Shorey, Roy Tagert and Rob
ert Talbot.
Fourth Grade A-Scholarship and
department: Alvin lie Blanc, Nal
colin SchwarZenbach, William Ger
retS, Thomas Little, Norman Nelson,
STEELE CrOnan, Leonard Chauvin, Lee
Menge, Andrew McQuillian, Clifford
Angelic. Joseph Susslin, Stanford
WillmOre, John Curran, Ruben Pieri
and Charles Sadler Scholarship:
Isadore Davis, Louis Broussard and
Henry Fourier Department: AL
bert Mewherry.
department: Charles Gerrets, Ethel
bert Lagarde, Julian Humphrey, Les
lie Kirkpatrick, Roland Meyers, Ches-
ter Camies, Hymel Amuede, Frank
Lawson, Elmert Grundmeyer, Harold
Treadaway, William Entwistle and
Willlom Entwistle and Elmo Voegtlin.
Third Grade A-Scholarship and
department: Frederick kraemer,
Victor Cieutat, James l.. Higgins and
Aloysius Serpas. Department: Mar
jOral McNeely.
Third Grade Scholarship and
department: Louis Huberner. Schol-
arship: Marcel Roth, Frank Haw-
kins, Bernard Covell and Malcolm
O'DOnnell. Department: Nathan
Forrest, Almond Delcalzal, Mark
Amuedo and Freddie Hambacher.
Second Grade A-Scholarship: Gus
tave Dressler. Department: Louis
Peterson.
Second Grade B-Scmolarship and
deportment: Vincent Trauth.
First Grade A-Scholarship and de-
pertinent: Preston DelCaZal, Bonnie
Weimer, John Fagert, Charles Fink,
William BONNER, Louis Chauvin, AL
fred Decker, Harold Neuer, George
Leber, Harold OBrian, Lester Smith,
Borden Stalcup, John Whalen, Wilbur
Vinson and Leon Soulart.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
.FOTO'S FOLLY THEATRE

ATTRACTIONS for Week Ending May 18TH
Sunday. May 6.
Blood Will Tell" VIM. Desmond
Triangle. parts. Fox Film Comedy,
All Star. parts. "Pathe News Of the
Worlds War" part.
Monday, May I.
Love Never Dies" Ruth Stonehouse
Bluebird parts Episode Secret
Kingdom" Dorothy Kelly, parts.
Tuesday, May s.
The Blue Streak" VIM. Neigh. Fox
: parts. Daughter of Daring and
Blk V Comedy"
Wednesday. May g.
"A Daughter of the Poor Bessie
Love, Triangle. : parts. "Patria' 1Otn
Episode. Mrs. Vernon Castle, > parts.
Thursday. May &c.
"A Dream or Two" Mary Miles Min
ter, Mutual Star, parts "Pathe News
of the War" other pictures. ; parts.
Friday. May II.
Passion" Deadly Sins. Geo. lie
Guerre. > parts Nick O. Time Baby"
keystone MI Star cast parts
Saturday. May p.
The Family Honor" Robert War
wick. Brady Made. > PARTS. Other
Selected Pictures
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03

Mr.. Gus Traub of New York has
been spending a few days with his
mother. Mrs. L. Schmitt.
Miss Lois Waiter has returned
from Lafayette. La. where she has
been attending school the past term.
Mrs. Leon Daniel OF Texas is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. F. J. Borne.
The Thursday Night Euchre Club
was entertained last week by Miss
Stella Abribat. The successful play
ers were Miss Stella Abribat and
Mrs. c. HOhstetter. Miss Mary
Fraub received the consolation. Mrs.
+. J. Mothe will be hostess at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Aug. SchabeI. Mrs. H. J.. Stan
bury, Mrs. J. f. Lorio, Mrs. Shade G..
Smith, Miss Irene Macintosh and Mr..
c. House LETT yesterday for Ham
mond, La, to attend the Grand Chan.
ter of the Order Eastern Star. Mr..
Shade G. Smith expects to Join them
to-day.
Miss Angie Riordan entertained
the Jolly Twelve Euchre Club last
week. The successful players were
Misses Rita ROusselot and Julia
Birney. Miss Cornelia Murphy re-
celved the consolation. The Misses
Rousselot will entertain at the next
meeting.
Miss Marie Roy, after spending a
Few weeks here with Miss Lena
Cross. has returned to CovingtoA
Mrs. Sidney Cross, Misses Carrie
and Lulu Cross. Virgie and Gertrude
Levy and Susanna Norton we're
visitors to Mrs. Henry Aycock and
Mrs. l.. Cross Sunday.
Mrs. r. +. Hingle and children and
Mrs. h. {. Kohn of POinte-a-la- Hache,
La, were visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. F.
}. Borne this week
Mrs. Lena Cross spent a few DAYS
in CovingtOn this week visiting Miss
Roy
Mrs. P. l.. Hanson, of Galveston.
Tex, is the guest of her niece, Mrs.
j. Barrios, in Seguin Street.
Miss Adele BarriOs returned to her
home at Jesuits Bend. after spend.
ing few days here as the guest OF
Mrs. J. BarriOs
Mr.. b. F. Richardson has Just re-
turned home, after an extensive trip
TO the Pacific Coast, having visited
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Catalina
Island other California resorts.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
ELMER GRAVOIS ACCIDENTALLY
SHOOTS HIMELF.

Elmer GravOis. 17-year-Old Washing
ton Artillery recruit, was shot through
the heart with .22-caliber revolver
Wednesday morning at his home,
3007 Dauphine Street.
He fell dead at the feet of his
mother, Mrs. Charles IL. GravOis
after walking, wounded. several feet
from the bedroom, where the shoot
ing occurred. to the kitchen, and eX
claiming:
Mother, I'm shot through the
heart"
Coroner O'Hara. after examining
the body. declared young GravOis had
been killed accidentally.
The parents of the young man. Mr.
and Mrs Charles GravOis, were former
residents of our town. Deceased in
a nephew of Mrs. II. J. Stansbury and
Mr.. J. S. GrayOis.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
GENEROUS OFFER.

Beginning today after 8 p. m. Mr.
Peter Rupp will begin the free dis
tribution of 4 handsome drinking cup
and tooth brush holder combined to
all those of his patrons who will cut
the coupon out of his advertisement
which appears in The Herald today
This little article is made of steel and
finished with white enamel and it will
prove a very useful article in any
bathroom.
This little novelty which is on dis
play in Mr.. Rupp's show window is
very attractive and the same article
was for sale in several of the large
stores only few days ago.
Mr.. Rupp's offer will hold good only
until May 18th, and these tooth brush
holders will be given out in the order
in which the coupons are received and
as long as they last. If you want to
be sure of yours bring in your coupon
at once.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03

dos, Charles Corona. James Reid, Fred
Burmaster, Henry RizzutO, Cecil HO'
tard. Biaggio Maggie. Anna Perez, De
iOnese Vitter, Mae BOlnar, Rose Or
landO, Annette Johnson, Isabel King,
IRA Dubret. Ethel Leathem.
3rd Grade A-Ethel POsey, Madge
Trotter. Charles Vail, Alzina Kicks,
Emmett Lingoni, Thelma Schaefer,
Ernest Buras, Dolores Diket, Ollie
Sutherland, Harold Clapper, Pauline
MaterIlch. Nick Corona, Orelia JOr-
den, Henry Holt, Esther BarlOtta.
Ord Grade B-Alzina Kicks. Elma
Jorden, VIM. Witherup, Sidonia John
son, Thyra Hotard, Elva Camus, Flor
encG Harvey.
2nd Grade Alderman Diket. Mil.
dred Mcintosh, Thelma Hintz, Edward
Wilcox, Edward Scheib, That's YeadOn.
Alfred Richards, Lucille Bauman, JOS
eph Guistiano, Ruth Hidden, Alice
Bailey.
md Grade B-DorOthy Barichivich,
Mike Loyacano, Eleanora Rooney, Jul
liam Bateman, ROsena Kicks.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
FERRY BOAT HETTIE
WILL BE LAID Up
NEW BOAT MARTIN BEHRMAN
WILL LEAVE JEFERSONVlLLE
MONDAY

On account Of an accident to the
ferry boat Hettic which is operating
at the Third District Ferry the ser
vice Of this boat will b. discontinued
until the arrival of the new boat from
Jeftersonvllle, Ind The ferry Het-
tie will go into dry dock Friday a.
Morgan City. La, as the docks here
are all engaged for the next % days.
While the Hcttie is in dry dock
the small boat Example sill be op-
Grated.
Capt. \. II. Halliday received a teln-
gram from Howards ship yard that
the new boat Martin Bchrman" j.
ready for delivery. Capt. Halliday
will leave for Jacksonville Friday 10
bring the boat Ia New Orleans. She
will be ready To take the place of tn"
small boat in about ten DAYS
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
PERSONALS.
CONTINUED from Page II

Mrs. George W. McDuff left Sunday
for her home in New Iberia, La.
Mrs II. l.. Wallace and little daugh-
ter, of Port Arthur, Tex. are spending
awhile here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Vanderlinden.
PatrOlman Sansovich, of the Eighth
Precinct, was called upon to shoot a
dog in Elmira Avenue, between Eliza
and Evelina Streets, Saturday morn
ing, the animal having been injured
by an automobile, the owner and
driver of which are not known.
Mr.. Vivian Oulliber will graduate
with hOnors from the New Orleans
College of Pharmacy on May 16 Mr.
Oulliber is connected with Chris l..
Stumpf, druggist of Teche Street.
-. The committee in charge of the
euchre arranged for the benefit of the
Child's Welfare Clinic in Algiers, to
take place at the parlOrs of the Al
hambra Gymnastic Club on Tuesday,
May s, have about completed all de-
tails for the event and a most enjoy
able time is anticipated. The commit
tee in charge is composed of the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Wallace hampton, chair
man; Mrs. c. Hoffstetter, Mrs. James
Garland and Mrs. r. J. Williams.
Valuable prizes will be awarded.
Mrs. Thomas Nolan of McDonOgh-
Vile presented her husband with a
baby boy last week.
On last Saturday jolly crowd went
on a blackberry hunt to Stanton Plan
tation. The trip was made in DR.. J.
Z. Pollock's auto. The crowd, chap
erOned by Mrs. TackaDerry. was COM
posed of Misses Helen Talon, Emma
Collins. Carmelite Golf ana Dorothy
and Mildred Murtagh.
Mrs. w. Eastwood spent the week
end with relatives in Slidell, La.
Messrs. l.. W. Peterson and F. C.
Duffy will represent Santa Maria
Council, X. of c., at their convention
in Monroe this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mermillion are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of baby boy at their home last FRI
day.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
McDoNoGH SCHOOL No 5.

Names of pupils who have had pei
feet papers in spelling dictation dur
ing week ending April -. 1917:
9Th Grade A-Katie Essinger. Bes
sic Trosclair, Clara Grey, Isaphene
Clasen, Edna Roberts, Josephine Rob
erts, Robert Danenhower, Louis Fer
nandez.
9TH Grade B-Karl Saleeby, Edward
Prados, Luke Gillin, Thomas Hebert
George Wolverton, Olga Hibbens. Ag
atha Hausknecht.
4th Grade A-Mary Quartano, Leona
Jourdan. Sam King, Lillian Polasky
Benjamin Amedeo, Mike Paiisi, Mil
ton Barichivich, George Perez, Mary
Wolverton, IRA Babin, Lillian North
lola Harvey. Dora Street.
4th Grade B-John Altman, Archie
Cafeiro, Emile Rosamano, May Pra,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
BUYS LUMBER MILL IN CITY.

Mr.. William H. Ward, proprietor of
the Algiers Saw and Planning Mill. has
Just purchased the lumber plant and
yards of Henry ]. Prados in the city.
Two yards are connected with the
Prados concern one being located in
Hospital and Where streets and the
other st. Peter street This lumber
business was purchased by Mr.. Ward
about April 18th.
The management of the city plant
will be under the supervision of Mr..
Charles Noel.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
DATES OF SCHOOL CLOSING.

Upon the recommendation of Super
tendent Gwinn, the dates for closing
exercises and graduations were fixed
as follows: Normal school, June s;
Warren EastOn, June s; Sophie
Wright, June 5; Esplanade. June 4;
Sophie Wright, commercial depart
ment, May 81; Esplanade and Warren
Easton Commercial. June t. Closing
exercises in elementary schools. June
Z and 3; Nichols School, July 81.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
HELEN SHELLY PLAY DAY.

The Algiers Playground was dodi-
Gated Sunday afternoon in connection
with Helen Skelly Play Day cNrr-
cises. Mayor Behrman was unable
TO attend and Mr.. James O'Connor Vas
sent to represent the mayor
Little Helen Skelly made an ad
dress OF welcome. Miss Helen said.
1T gives me great pleasure 10 vel
come here this evening the commits
siOners OF Play grounds of the city of
New Orleans. and the people gathered
here today 10 dedicate this new play
ground for the children OF Algicrs. /
hope many happy hours will be- spent
here and that the children will always
he grateful to those who presented
them with this beautiful play ground"
Mr.. James O'COnnOr then made d
short address and turned the play
ground over to the Fairgrounds Com
mission.
Mr.. Harry VI. Fitzpatrick accepted
grounds Commission and Miss Skelly
for the children OF Algiers. Little
Helen said:
with a heart full OF JOY and grati-
tude accept this play ground for the
children of Algiers and again thank
his Honor Mayor Behrman and the
committee in charge" Little Helen
was presented with a beautiful boa
guet of sweet peas
Mr.. Nicholas Callan delivered a pa
triotic address after which the flag wa
raised by Miss Helen Skelly, assisted
by Miss May Rooney and Elba OS-
valid Mrs. J. +. Huckins, president
of the Fifth District Civic League,
made a short address and said that
it was through the efforts OF the Fifth
District Civic League and through the
Algiers Improvement Association that
there is a play ground in AlgierS.
The Shriners Band played through
the exercises.
The following assisted in the flag
raising exercises: Ethel Frost, Mar
garet Hymel, Irma Lee Sutherland,
Harriet Muntz, Zelda Huckins and Roy
Nicklaus
The following girls took part in the
folk dances under the supervision OF
Miss Eola Abbott: Norma AucOin, FL
ba Oswald, Helen Skelly. Harriet
Muntz, Evelyn Payaut, Emelda BOur-
geois, Isabel Mcpherson. May ROOne-,
Patricia Muntz, Celia Muntz, Lillian
O'Brien, Thelma McNair, Ethel Frost.
Grace Stockholm, Margaret Hymel.
Maypole-Emelda Schroeder, Zema
judith. Loretta Schaefer, Ida BOylan
Dotsie Toledano, Adarth McNeeley.
Olivia Bowers. Ernestine StOckfieth,
Lottie Stassi, Frances Callbrisa. Vic
toria Lennon, Thelma Lauman, Annie
Trauth, Aline Pollock, Vivian Leblanc.
The children of the Belleville
school danced the Kinder Polka and
Chimes of Dunkirk under the super
vision of Miss Irene BrOokes.
A game OF indoor baseball was
played between the II. y. G. c. and
the Crescents, the later winning with
a score of l1-9. Mr.. Jack Bowling,
coach of the H. n. G. c., umpired.
The following ladies served the re-
freshments: Mrs. w. F. Short, Mrs
F. Hymel, Mrs. J. Morrison, Mrs. J.
Skelly, Mrs. Ramos, Mrs. ShlOegel,
Berthelot, Mrs. Charles Abbott,
Miguel and Mrs. Bowers.
fhe Playground Commission wishes
thank all those who helped in max
Ifng the Helen Shelly Play Day a sue
cess, particularly the ladies who
served and the little girls taking part
in the program.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
MILK GOES TO SIX CENTS A PINT

Beginning May LIST the milkmen OF
Algiers will advance the price of milk
to six cents pint. This advance
has been brought about by the high
price Cf feed stun and other commod-
tiles.
The first four to announce advance
in their prices are W. J. tuny. Peter
Mailhls John liintZ and VI. kass
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
MORE BRASS THIEVES.

Thieves entered the vacant house
13C9-l1 Teche street. during the past
few days and stole $23 worth of brass
fixtures. The building is owned b.
Mrs Charles ". Abbott. 3lG Seguin
steet, who reported the theft to the
police.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
NhDONOGH NO. 4 ROLL OF HONOR

Eighth Grade A-Scholarship and
depOrtemnt: Hart Schwarzenbach,
Louis Laufer, Elliott Hafesbring and
James Fillery. Department: Stanley
Barras.
Eighth Grade B-George Rau.
Seventh Grade Scholarship and
department: Marion Rejan, Sidney
Dupuis, Felix McAnespy and Edgley
Schroth. Scholarship: Reny An
gelo.
Seventh Grade Scholarship and
department: Osmond Angelo and
John Kramme. Scholarship: Lee
Halman and Archie Sinclair DepOrt-
ment: Ralp Gerrets. Ansel Shirk,
Edward Williams, Hileas Adams,
Evans Mahoney and Alvin Hoffman.
Sixth Grade A-DOn Duffy, Stephen
Cronan. Otto Meder, Albert Altman,
John Cieutat, Marion Crawford, Ed
Holten, Emmett Hardy. Warren
keenan,, Eugene LebOeuf, Beverly LIE
gendre. Ed Newell, John Roberts,
Philip Saleeby,. Hilary Schroeder, Mar
eel Serpas, Eugene st. German, War
rem Treadaway, Dearo Trotter, John
Fournier and Ed Curren.
Sixth Grade B-Scholarship and
department: Felix Borne, Mathis
Crawford, Ray keenan,, Joseph Mag
gio, Frank O'Donnell, Rene Olivier
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
SEVENTY-NlNTH ANNUAL CON-
VENTION.

Rev. :. l.. Vail preached the sermon
at the opening of the 18th annual con
vention of the Episcopal Church. Rev
Vail was appointed a member of tn,
ADULTS and Accounts Committee ,
Mr.. Geo. Herbert OF the state OF tho
Church" and Mr.. l.. J. Peterson of the
Unfinished Business Committee
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03
BELlEVIlLE NOTES.
Additions to Swimming Tank Fur

Additions to Swimming Tank Fund
The Fifth Grade A Party. s17.0J
The results of the refreshments sold
at the benefit at the Folly Theatre was
increased 80 cents. making the total
|S16.1S. More is expected to be added.
Party May 18th.
The Sixth Graders will give a party
on May 10th at the Avenue Theatre
for the Swimming Tank fund There
will be an attractive program, after
which there will be dancing. \ fine
ENTRY prize will be given. The price
Of admission will be fifteen cents for
adults and ten cents for children. The
party will begin at p. m. and last
until II. A good time is promised
all who attend The teachers in
charge of these grades are Misses
Averill. Crane and Shook
Singing Club.
The Singing Club has resumed its
Wednesday evening meetings. This
club is open to any former pupil of
Belleville school.
Picnic.
The Belleville Kindergarten will
give their annual picnc next Wednes-
day at kohns Place on the Lower
Coast. Autos and wagons will leave
the school promptly at "a m.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03

public onfder
be an
of
5
making
Law S a
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-05-03

Berthelot, Mrs. Charles Abbott
Miguel and Mrs. Bowers.
fhe Playground Commission wishes
thank all those who helped in max
Ifng the Helen Shelly Play Day a sue
cess, particularly the ladies who
served and the little girls taking part
in the program.