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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25

L. L. Parish OF Merrill b here Q,
business.
J. Noud and family have moved 4
33S Juniper street.
in. Stiles has gone to Fort Klsm
ath to buy cattle.
Charles Low ID In town from hil
ranch In the Tule Lake district.
Richard Melhase Is among today'a
city visitors from Fort klamath.
r. B. Sharpe and r. w. Richards
Of Vancouver are spending some
time here.
John Couch and family moved 10
the North residence, Fifth and Jeaer.
son streets.
Ars. Nine Of Bray arrived last
night to visit her son. who 10 Ill with
typhoid fever at the hospital.
Mrs. Edward sedge Of Dairy was in
the city yesterday. shopping and A.
tsading to matters Of business.
Lew Pritchard. time keeper Of Pei
lean Bay Lumber company. has rel
turned after spending several days In |
Klamath FallA
Mn. Harry Thrashsr and hsrI
mother. Nrs. Shellmore. have gone tol
California. to benefit Mrs. shsllmors'sI
health.
Mrs. Charles Snow and Ma Theo.
dors Case Of the NJ. Laki district
we're among the city visitors ysstsr-
1ay.
John Hessig, who operates the tel
ephone llnss IN the Fort Klamath dis
trict. u In the city attending 70 mat
tses Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Gordon and Mr..
and Nrs. =. q. Patrick have returned
from . weeks camping trip to Crater
Lake.
There will be . congregational
meeting Of the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening. 0ctnbsr 3. to
consider calling new BaseoF.A
!, c. 8. Dsnorese' of SPOKANE, has
gone TO Ncrrill to visif his father.
Who lives there. after spending day.
IN Klamath EAllay: pelG
Horace X. Weed Of Fort klamath
and Ralph Albsr Of Weed are two
stockmsnenowbta n KlsmaGAsEalls. Mr..
wesd is,a nephew Of Isspator Weed.
Mrs. spiksf: mother - ii oliys spik. y
sr. has returned to Glendale. after
Bpsndias somntime here visiting her {
B0n. q rqeIe strst abeas;-s, e. 7
r. J. PipSr.iis. former owner of
The Shasta here. left this morning IT.
lsr visiting Klamath Esiis, for two
lays. Mr.. Pipgrass IL propEietor Of
he Shasta at Nedford.
Miss Winnifred Dolan Of Portland
sas accepted the position Of book r
ksspsr and cashier at Moe Drygoods
co.. and arrived III night to make ]
ser homo here.
Mrs.. Mary B. Riddle and daughter, .
olatives Of "Buck" williams. ar. :
ived last night for . visit with the
ltter from Portland, They are reg J
ltersd 1t the White Pelican hotel. :,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25

L. p. Murphy yesterday pleaded
guilty to . charge OF having intoxi.
eating liquors In bic possession before
Justice Of the Peace =. W. Gowsn.
Hs was dnsd el6 and costs. Murphy
was apprshended In one Of the city
pool rooms b. Chief Of Police Hank
Wilson,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25
SEVEN MORE
Men ENDORSED
DIsIRICT BOARD AT EUGENE AP.
PROVES OF SEVEN MORE MEN
CALLED FOR MILITARY SER
VICE By THE LOCAL BOARD

/. Notice has besn received at the
once Of The, local board here that sew
On more men have bssn accepted for
United States army service by the
district board at Eugene.
f. These men. who will probably 10
forward in the, contingent leaving
octobsr q are 0iovanna Bot. Also-
ma. Stephen D. Valentine. klamath
Falls; giuseppe Nalatssta. Klamath
Falls; Delbert Sly. Fort Klamath;
Daniel D. Murphy. Keno; Luca Duri-
CELLO. Algoma.e and Efthsmeos Y.
Krekos OF Weed. :
This is the third sroup to bs passed
tor service By the district board, fol-
lowing their acceptance By the local
hoard. a..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25

II. R. Frey and A. r. Hunt Of Port.
land. n. Michael. +. T. Marquis and
e. A. Tolley Of San Francisco are
travelling salesmen now In Klamath
Falls on business.
Martin Brothers have purchased q
heavy 9. II. C. truck to be used be-
tween here and Merrill for hauling
grain and -four. John Martin, who
went to San Francisco two weeks ago,
drove the truck to klamath Falls.
Miss Ella Dews left on the train
this morning for Eugene. where she
will enter the University - . junior.
She will spend several days in Ash
land. visiting her brother. Edmund
Dsws. before going on to Eugene.
H. r. NordoR Of San Francisco, Art
Champagne Of Sacramento. J. N. Red
enbaugh Of New York. Fred 8. Amun-
zen and wife Of Portland. Mrs. r. A. |
Hansen Of Montana and Fred R. Ha-
redwood q Alsoma are registered At
he Hotel 6all.
Mr.. and Nrs. c. 4. P1ath leave TO-
lay for their ranch in Hood River,
vhsre Mr.. Plath will spend two weeks /
ooking after harvesting his crop OF II
'pplss there. They expect TO 20 up
y the way Of Nsdford in their Dodge \
~. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25

Oregon Csssjmses Ovsrcosts, eSo.
Exclusively at X. X. X. 6tore. so't
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25

Five cents pound paid for clean
rags. Howie Garage. 33.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25

Williams Dairy is now pastuerisins
milk. Delivery morning and evening"
20-6ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25

THE CONVALEsCENT HOME. See
new I'D for particulars. 2%-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-09-25
PERSONAL MENTION

.soss % ~ ~ r1osns a - .n5 % 1rr Asn v'1.S'Tv
00Ix0s AND CoaElSes or local FOLKS
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
ROLL OF HONOR.
McDOnOgh No. 4 School.

SA-Hart ,Schwarzenbach, Louis
Laufer, Jas. Fillery Leslie Sturte.
want, and Elliott Hafkesbring.
B-SchOlarship and Department
Geo. Rau. Behrman
French and Gaines Glider.
A-Edgley Schroth, Sidney Du
puts, and Reany Angelo.
B-Milton Acker and Jas. Folse
Hileas Adams and Evans Mahoney
A-Otto Meder, Stephen Cronan
John Cieulat. Ed. Newell, John
Roberts. Eugene Leboeuf, Beverly
Legendre, Philip Saleeby, John Four
nier, and Ed. Holten.
B-Scholarship and Deportmen,
Frank O'Donnell, Melbourne Reid
Roy Keenan,, Felix Borne, John Ruiz
Theodore Dubret, Jos. Dennis. Jas
Maggie, and Rene Olivier. Deport-
men: Ira Olroyd, Lester Broussard
and Hugh Lilly.
A-Scholarship and Department
Louis Cronan, and Chas. Christian.
sen. Scholarship: Albert Monroe
Clarence Arnold, Irwin Treadaway,
JOS. Trauth, Horace Harris, Wallace
Marcour. Department.: Clyde Glider.
B-Scholarship and Department
Peter Anderson, Alvin Cavell,
ULCER Gaudin, Fred John. Scholar.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
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CoL1eu>EA-

Married-Christy-G at Mt.
Olivet Church, on Saturday, June >,
by the Rector, Rev. S. l.. Vail; Will
liam Wallace Christy and Miss Lo-
raine Mercedes Calvin.
The Rector left for the Lower
Coast Thursday to visit the Missions
at Dime and Daisy.
The Free Church of the Annun.
citation. this city, recently donated a
pulpit and hymn boards to the mis-.
sion chapel of the Good Shepherd at
Dime. The building is still in need
of a coat or two of paint.
Services at Mt. Olivet Sunday as
follows:
1870 a. m-Holy Communion and
Sermon.
$50 a. m.-Sunday School.
1880 p. m.-Evening PRAYER and
Sermon.
On June the 18th the Rev. S. L.
Vail celebrates the fifth anniversary
of his ordination to the priesthood
of the Church.
"A Liberty Bond in every family
should be the slogan of New Or
leans. Bonds can be had as low as
$4,000. The Church expects every
church family to be patriotic as well
as religious. Buy a bond.
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Program For Closing Exercises to
BE Held at MCDOnOgh No. 4,
June 4, 1911. at a. m.

l. pledge to the Flag''-Entire
School
,. Song. Medley of Patriotic
Songs. It'll and Sth Grades.
3. Recitation. The Stars and
Stripes. &C. Reaney Angelo.
4. Song. The Position B
Grade.
>. Recitation. "Now"-Evans Ma.
honey.
6. Selection. Return of the Vol
unteers "-SchoOl Orchestra.
Norman Nelson. pianist: John Be-
innate. Edgley Schroth, Gaines Gil
der, Francis Sadler. Isadore Davis,
violinists; Emmett Hardy. cornetist;
Hart Schwarzenbach. bells
I. Recitation. The Wilr-Louis
Laufer, Hart Schwarzenbach, Leslie
Johnson, and Byrnes Anderson.
s. Song. The Call to Arms
eth and Sth Grades.
9. Recitation. up With the Flag
Tracy Entwistle.
10. Song. THE Jolly Riders''-6th
A Grades.
IL. Recitation. The Thinker"
Milton Acker.
II. Selection. Lilac Waltz''-School
Orchestra.
IS. Recitation. THE Lad and His
Dad'-Eugene Leboeuf.
IA. Song. THE Long Of the Open
Sea'-7th and Sth Grades.
Is. Recitation. The Modern Way"
Fred Umbach, Eldred Drumm.
James Fillery, Elliott Hafkesbring.
Tisdale Daniels. Stanley Barras, and
Lee Roy Parker.
16. Song. when He Hears the
Bugle Call'-6th A Grade.
II. Recitation. 1T is an Emblem
of Glory'-Frank O'Donnell.
Is. Recitation. THE Training of
Another WOman's Child''-Mercel
Serpas.
10. Song THE Call of the Flag"
9Th B Grade.
20. Recitation. "The Unwelcome
Visitor"-Alton Humphrey and Les
lie Sturtevant.
81. Selection. THE Bugle Boy
School Orchestra.
%. Recitation. 1.-THE National
Flag Reynolds.
%. Song. America, Here's NV
Boy"-7th and Sth Grades.
"a. Recitation. Our Country's
CalI'-Hart Schwarkenbach.
%. Awarding of Certificates"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
FRIENDLY BIro.

An English lady residing ID =.
country has a pet blackbird. ~
summer the birds cage was places :
the open window and a wild olacA' :.
flew down to it. looking through y !,
a minute or two at the prisoner =,
then flying away. A minute af'el
the visitor returned, bearing W.
in its beak. This act Of friendship. =.
repeated again and again, uDIn ~
Gagged blackbird and his mistress :.
to leave. The two birds had Oeen :. a,
arated for eight months, but rec'.. "A
the lady returned to the counun, !,
had not hung the cage up n.s I'M
hour before the same wild blsel ..I
was seen flying down to mis- OLD n'
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
GRADUATES,

The past week has marked the
closing of many school sessions and
some of our boys and girls have sue
cessfully completed their school year
and received diplomas for their good
work.
The Esplanade Ave. High School
held their commencement exercises
Monday night. Miss Georgiana
Reaney had the honor of a place on
the programme. She recited Emmy
LOUIS Valentine" Those from our
district who were graduates were
Misses Sara Davis. Margaret Dilzell,
Doris Graham, Ruth Hafkesbring and
Georgiana Reaney.
The commercial graduates held
their exercises last Friday and
Misses Mildred Himmelricht and Al
ma Pujol received diplomas.
Misses Norvel Allingham. Alice
Barclay Morse, and Hortense Ma
chauer, former residents of our
town, received their diplomas at the
Sophie Wright High School Tuesday
night.
Miss Anna Louise McNeely finish
ed at Newcomb College and took
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07

and AS p. m. At the night ser.
vice the Third Commandment will
be the subject. The general public
is invited.
The ladies of the Sewing Circle of
the Methodist Church appreciate the
work of the faithful workers. who
attend the meetings at the home OF
Mrs. Daniels, despite the warm
weather. 1t has not been definitely
de ided as yet just when they will
disband for the summer. but due
notice will be given. We hope until
then TO continue working together.
Those present were Mesdames Joel
Lilly, Pollock. Wells, Weir, and
Daniels. Misses Helen Davis and
lrva Daniels. and a carnival guest
who was indispOsed to make her ap-
pearance during working hours.
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Rev. c. c. Weir. Phone Algiers 13S
25S Vallette st.
Last Sunday morning Rev. c. C.
Wier read the General Rules as pro
mulgated by John Wesley-1739
They are the rules originally given
the United Societies. They consist
mainly of the three great subdivi-
sion, viz: % They were to do nc
harm. CD They were to do good
CD They were to attend upon the
ordinances of the church.
The following united with the
church: Curtis Brakeman, Margery
Brakeman, Hugh Lilly, Josline Lilly
Dearo Trotter, Madge Elma Trotter
Bernice Angelo and Joseph E. Wier
The following was baptized:
Grace Elizabeth Antonio, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
VAIL
Miss Kathron Wilson was granted
a church letter. Miss Wilson was a
very active member of the locaI
church for several months. She is
going to Africa in August as a mis-
oAOhoiS lOl the -hSllOulSl EpISCOpd
Church, South.
Saturday, June 2, 1917. at 25S
Vallette street, Rev. c. c. Wier per
formed the marriage of Mr.. Geo. ]
Collmer and Miss Agnes Merle Stan
ley. Both are strangers.
Monday night. June 4. 1917, at
p. m, Mr.. Wesley w. Hicks and Mis-.
Juinata Braai. two we'll known mem
bers of the church, were united il
marriage, by the local pastor, Rev
c. c. Wier.
At the night service the pas
tor, according to announcement
discussed the second of the Tel
Commandments: Thou shalt no
make unto thee any craven image
or any likeness of anything that i!
in the heaven above, or that is il
the earth beneath, or that is in the
water under the earth. Thou shall
not bow down thyself to them, mol
serve them: for l the Lord thy Goo
am a jealous God visiting the in
EQUITY of the fathers upon the chill
dren unto the third and fourth gen
Grafton of them that hate me; and
showing mercy unto thousands OF
them that love and keep my com
mands.
Services next Sunday at II a. m.
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racer ahead of him as he neared,
Here comes Mae" and Immediately
one by one they would lose interest
in the race and drop behind. This
kept on going until our worthy Al
giers racers had thus conquered and
relinquished to the junk pile all but
four of the A. A. L. men and left
the Prep. men nowhere. They thus
won first and second honor in the
Prep. meet and came very near win
ming in the a. 4. L. race. 1t was a
grand performance, and the two
boys deserve great credit. They fin
ished fresh and could have done bet
ter.
Watch them the next time. They
are supposed to receive medals and
they deserve them. You should have
seen them shooting ahead and pass
ing opponent after opponent. Come
again. Sir Mac and Umbach.
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Divine services will be held Thurs
day at $50, the sermon treating
Peters liberation from prison, -
Acts II, Ill. In the Sunday morn
ing service at s o'clock jeremiah 6.
1921 will form the basis for con-
sideration of a few duties of the
Christian in this time of war
The voting members of the con.
gregatiOn will meet on Friday eve.
and the Young Peoples Society next
Tuesday eve.
Everyone is cordially invited to
come and worship the Lord our God
with us.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

One of the most important events
| OF last week was shower given at
the home of the Misses Inez and Irva
Daniels in honor of Miss Mabel
George, a June brideelect. Due to
! the tact of the young ladies every
| thing was kept quiet. On Wednes-
| day evening when Miss George and
her hister, Mrs. Zatarain, left the
Folly Theatre to take an auto ride
and drop in the Daniels home, she
| expected nothing unusual to happen.
| The house was in semi-darkness and
| as they entered the room the lights
were turned on and the wedding
| march played by Miss Adriel Lennox.
Cupid Clittle Thelma Blakeman)
then escorted Miss George into the
second parlor and just on entering
the room a large American flag was
unfurled and gifts galore were show
cred upon her. One had no doubt
that she was taken completely by
surprise. The home was decorated
with daisies and ferns and crowded
with friends.
Little Miss Brakeman proved a
great success showing that Cupid
having been at the game so long
could not afford to appear surprised
She carried her part off with perfec-
ton. She also handed each gift to
the future bride and watched with
eager eyes as did all the friends. the
packages as they were opened,
Cupid then led his captive into the
dining room where dainty refresh.
ments were served. AS the bell of
daisies suspended over the table
above the punch bowl was opened
by Miss George. a boquet of daisies
and ferns dropped out. Sweet music
and songs were rendered by the
Misses Adrial and Grace Lennox
and interesting games were PLAYED.
All had most enjoyable evening
and at late hour departed to their
homes. Those present were:
Misses Kate Ketchum, Thelma
Cayard, Bertha Albrizee, Emma
Rhodes, Inez and Irva Daniels, Ro-
ISABELLA Garland, Helen Davis, Grace
LennoX, Mary Locke, Luella Dunn,
Ethel Rhoades. Irene Mcintosh.
Kate Green, Eta Pettigrove, Mary
Harvey, Marvel Walters, Emma
George, lone Hampton, Daisy Dan.
iels, Ruth Hafkesbring, Adrial Len.
nox, Alice Sutton, Ruth Loudon, of
Baton Rouge, La, Ada Malone, Lois
| Walters, Little Thelma Brakeman.
Little Edith Mcclure of Baton
Rouge. La; Mesdames A. H. Verret,
c. c. Weir. ]. Summers, c. V. Kraft,
F. L Drumm, ] c Labit, E ]. Mothe,
E. Wells, T. Rooney, U. ]. Melan.
con, A. Hubener, H. T. Malone, Rich
ards, J. P. Warren, ]. B. Miller of
Morgan City, La, T. A. Pollock, A.
Schabel. Geo. George, w. w. East
wood, l.. Gautreaux, A. Bourgeois,
A. c. King, E. H. Cayard, H. ].
Stansbury, c. Arnold, C. ]. Zatarain,
L. Lorio, NJ. B. Walsh, B. ]. Dorsey
of Morgan City, La, ]. w. Daniels.
j. P. Walters and Miss Mabel
George.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
PROTECTION FOR OUR WOMEN

months there will be taken out OF
will the front in de-
In households
burglars sneak
thieves 9TH low principle
girls a easily frightened
taught protect themselves when IN
Mother Necessity
demand
like all good they be depended
their protection
military drill
military drill for stated number
The heads departments England
the physically leads
pOise irraby
the o
classes should be
especially
this physical
from The Othe
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
MARRIAGES
APPROACHING NUPTIALS.

The following weddings are an
nounced for this month:
June Ernest LoriO and Miss
+. Keller.
June 12-Garret Lynch and Miss
Mable George.
Lancaster BlaCkman and Miss
Irene Janet Sinclair.
June 20-Jack Aug. Bailey and
Miss Henrietta s. Trenil.
Frank LauriCella and Miss Louise
Stenger.
June 27-Homer Herbert and Sa-
rah \ NCCOrd.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
DANCE MAY-POlE.

The Algiers play ground ehIdrel
ianced the May-Pole dance Tuesday
evening at City Park for the sOldis
boys encamped at the naval station
This as one of the number Of enter
tainments to be given by the Nation
al League for Women's Service.
Miss EOla Abbott, supervisor, vas
in charge.
Among those participating were
Emelda Schroeder, Zema judith, lda
Boylan, Loretta Schaffer, Dotsie To-
edano. Ardath McNeely, Olivier BOE
ers. Ernestine Stockfeth, Lottie Stss
81, Thelma Lauman, Aline Pollock ana
Hazel Lauman.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07

has
Queens COUNTY New York
fenced attend church services a year
in
the o
baby St
which the dressed
The Central Federated Union
unions in the
EN- OF of work.
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Music of the Spheres.

The rising and the setting OF tnesm
clearly prove that this globe Is ca
ried round in the space of "a hours y
an eternal and never ending eireaI
and with incredible swiftness. an 10
able to say whether the sound caus''
by the whirling about OF so gea. :
mass be excessive. and Therefore "
beyond what our ears can percel's'
nor. indeed, whether the resouhulu
of so many stars. all carried % =
the same time. and revolving ID In..
orbits may not produce a dehsn..
harmony of incredible sweetness ~
us. who are in the interior, the s0iA
appears to glide silently along OOD"
day and by night.-Pliny.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07

part in the class day exercise Tues
day. She received the special prl
given by the n. o. Association O
Commerce for the essay on the biz
tory of the association.
Mr.. Albert Hotard will be one o
the graduates of Rugby Militar
Academy tomorrow.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07

I ship: Aidan Baker, Jos. Calabrise,
Julius Gillisch, Alvin Janfrean. Floyd
| Hoffstetter. Fred Langford. Stanley
| Leonard, Clemens Meunch, Albert
| Peeler, Mole Richard. RObt. Talbot.
Floyd umbach and VIM. Weilbacher.
A-Scholarship and Department
Norman Nelson, Jos. Susslin, Thos.
| Little. Stella Cronan, VIM. Gerretts,
Lee Menge, and John Curran.
Scholarship: Alvin Leblanc. Deport-
ment: Ruin Pieri and Albert New
| berry.
B-Scholarship and Department
WIN. Entwistle. Elmer Grund-
meyer, Elmo Voegthin, Julian Hum
phrey, Ethelbert Lagarde, Frank
Lawson, Geo. Zatarain. Roland Mey-
ers, and Leslie Kirkpatrick.
A-Scholarship and Department
Victor Cieutat, Earl Angelo,
Friedrich Kramer, Jas. l.. Higgins,
Chas. Pickett, and Wilson Barrett.
Scholarship: Chas. Weilbacher, and
Chas. Pickett
3 B-Scholarship and Department
Louis Hubener, Armand Delcazel,
and Marcel Roth.
3 A-Deportment: Marjaral Nc
Nicely.
3 B-Scholarship: Bernard Covell,
Frank Hawkins, Douglas Curran,
and Malcolm O'DOnnell.
Observation-Disclosures For
rest Abram Daigle, and Jas. Fabares,
and Elmer DaviesoL.
l A-Scholarship and Department
-Bennie Weiner. Jonn Tagert, Karl
Brodtman, Harold O'Brien, John
Whelan, VIM. BONNER, Preston Del
cazal, Borden Statcup, Jos. Cabibi.
Wilbert Bairnsfather, and Harold
Heuer.
l B-Scholarship and Department
Ben Erickson. Jas. Henricks, Gin
ton Whidden, and Walter BARNS
father, Nougie Richard. Department:
Gilbert Manson, John Carruba, Ken
meth Guy, Peter Provenzano, Arnold
Breath, Noel Durkes, Reese Allen
Wolfe, Geo. Beninate, VIM. Schmidt,
Herbert Treadaway. Louis Bengert,
Fred Gait.
R-Ninnant
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07
? B-Vincent Trauth.
Certificates of Attainment.

On Friday, June s, 1917 at 8. a..
m, the following boys of McDonogh
No. will receive Certificates of At
tainment. All parents and relatives
are invited to attend The names
follow: Byrns Anderson, Stanley
Barras. Tisdale Daniels, Eldred
Drumm, James Fillery, Elliot Half
kesbring, Alton Humphrey, Leslie
Johnson, Louis Laufer, Lee Roy
Parker, Hart Schwarzenbach, Leslie
Sturtevant. and Frederick Umbach.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07

NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 7. 1917.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-06-07

Rev. c. c. Weir. Phone Algiers 13S
25S Vallette St.
Evening star., 1917-01-23
TESTIMONIAL DINNER
FOR MRS. GEORGE BASS
Chairman CT National Democratic
Woman's Bureau Played Large
Fart in Presidents Reelection.

a testimonial dinner to Mrs. George
Bass. chairman of the national demo-
cratic wonan's bureau of Chicago, was
held last night at the La Fayette. Mrs.
Wesley Martin Stoner was toastmis-
tress.
The part Mrs. Bass played in the re-
election OF President Wilson was ex-
t0lled by the speakers who included
Assistant Secretary Of Labor Louis F.
Post, Senator Walsh of Montana, Sena-
tor Hollis, Senator salisbury, Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture Carl Nrooman,
Representative Baker, E. Hilton jack
son. Charles Korbly. Mrs. Walter Nc
Napb Miller. Mrs. w. |. Thomas and
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young and Mrs. Wesley
Martin Stoner
Reference to many of the questions
of the day were made by the speak
ers. They wished success to woman
suffrage and expressed the hope that
the time was not far distant when
women will have unlimited franchise.
Suffrage in the District was favored by
Mr.. Jackson. Senator Hollis spoke OF
the appropriations for the child labor
bureau, and said the reappointment of
Miss Julia Lathrop, the director. had
been brought about largely through
the influence of the woman's vote. He
said the western senators stood solid
for this measure, guided no doubt by
the vote OF the western Woman voters.