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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
IOWA LEGISLATURE M PASS oN
SUFFRAGE

noH Moines la, June IS Govern
or " L. Harding today called a spec
ial session Of tfe asth general ASSEM-
hl, for July = To take action on tho
federal suffrage amendment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
HALLWAY ENGINEMEN
CONSIDER PLANS iOit
tsltEAT SaNrrNtllfM.

Denver, Colo June 2A-A pro.
posal To construct q ranitarium
for tuberculosis members 10 cost
from one 90 two million dollars ID
} being considered by the brother
} hood of Locomotive Fifemen and
} Enginemen, IN triennlal cunvcn-
tiOn here. today A special COM
mittee presented statistics from
institutions In Colorado. New
Mexico and rennsy lvanlA. lt h
} expected a decision VIII be reach
!, ed before adlournment,
The convention thn morning
} completed consideration - the
report of the beneficiary COM
} mlttee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Madrid June ss ,Havnsl On the
occaHion of the signing OF the treaty
Of peace King Alfonso has scnt . tel.
eEram or congratulations 10 the heads
Of the allied and associated countries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Paris June "a tliavaa) The test
Of the peace treaty will be PRESENTED 10
the chamber OF Deputies July !. hy
Premier cicmrnceau. the Echo dc
Paris Hays. Premier Lloyd George
the newspaper adds. will address the
british house Of commons July / on
the peace negotiations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Chairman lodge. Of the foreign re-
latons committee. and republican
leader Of the senate. also declined TO
comment
movement has De elDfsd among
republican senator's Tor postponing the
resolution BY senator Fall. repnbh.
can, New Mexico. 10 end the war by
congressional act. Chairman Lodge,
senator Fall and other members OF the
committee and republican leaders
held numerous conferences discuss
INK procedure.
Chairman Lodge also today contin-
ued 20 sound republic 'n sentlmont on
a definite future course Of procedure
by opponents Of the league and ON
other features OF the treaty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
HISTORIC DOCUMENT is
COMPLETED AS GERMANS
SIGN AT 3:I3 P. NJ TODAY

Solemn Understanding" Announces Clemenceau
Significantly, THAT Signatories VIII Faithfully
and Loyalty Execute Conditions" World Joins
cnee; Details of the Ceremony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
WILSON ASKS NATION TO
ACCEPT LEAGUE WITHOUT
CHANGE OR RESERVATION

washinEton. June la.--ffca|1cnt
wilsen ana hn party WITH ir.vs p4fi@
:, sac tonisht Zoe nrcrt 70 -sii frr
bone. Secretary Tun.ui'y r4s oosinrt
today.
president wilson has consented 20
an unofficial reception for him on 1It
arrival In New rofK A commItf<H rf
ciiizsn4 through trcrrfnrr Tum1iit
asked they BE- allowed 10 u~ru4r1 an
unofficial nreetinF. Thi< Il the first
intiination Of rhsrs the py<>id>nt
would land.
rusk Cu,<rrsal~s~ rr~sdut
af,Sp rs"s,s.s's ~ o.ss sf ~ -,~.-
inc ~ the, treaty. Acsin9 s<csrfsrr
roih sent this nrs<ar<I 20 the rff<i-
dent over the special d,ffef wire from
the state department 90 N4rs4IlIeai
Permit me 70 offer NY heartfelt
conErsiriaiiens on tho cempirtIon of
your great work. The American p<o-
pie viii be ever proud o. what you ana
~ ~ 'ns's representative for the peace %
washington. Ior- u. '--kcfin< SEQ
reiafy rcik Inforrnrd ne >enate r,F-
eiEn relations romnitfH1 TO-DAY that
the final official draft u ne league
o. nations cnvenanr showed some
chanEes IN uordlns from Tho vsrAIon
printed In this couunT.
The Information uNN sent ~ r.
rpoune 20 request from Chalfman
Lodge Who eaid IN reQucsII1E = ra-
print with currr1tIons that the differ.
encea apparently were dus 20 In1ccu-
rate cable trsnaalssiou.
The ehanfes are ~ verbal ~ far
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

The credentials of the new German
delegates were approved during the
forenoon.
Last minute changes were made In
the program to expedite the signing OF
IN, treat, Two additional tables we're
placed tsidc the one within the his
toric hall OF tnirrors. ON which the
peace treaty was iaid. one ui the HeN
tab,ca nsia the nninc convention and
tne other tns protocol ',ontainins
chanN sa in ana interpretations Of tllu
ueati. M hcns documents had 10
bt signed ~ each plcnipotrntiary and
the sttangt menU % tnDlea thus en-
abicd three persSns to bc engaged
simultaneously IN Atkins Their sig-
nature
Hour before the time set for the
ceremony u seemingly endless stream
% automobiles began moving up the
Cannon lined hill of thu champs Ely
STE, past the Are he Triompns and
out through the rois he bouloEne.
carr ms the plenipotcntiurles. oific-
iuls ana guests To the ceremony. The
thuruggafare was kept clear by pies
'ts, dfagopns anu mounted Ecndarmea
A the enn OF the court uf honor In
the chateau, gard OF honor VAS
ufawn NJ 60 present arms a. the lead
INK plenipotcntiarieH passed, This
guard comprised u company OF repub-
hcan Euatds w brilliant uniform The
entrance 4or the delegates was by the
marble stairway 10 the queens apart
mcnts ana the haa OF peace. giving
access thence 10 the hall OF mirrors
Tue Germans were given a separate
route uf entry. coming through the
psrk and gaining the marble stairway
through the ground floor There was
thus avoidance OF occasion Tot thu
guard uf honor to render them mill
iarA honurs. these being reserved flr
the allied representatives.
When the detachmcnts of nfieen
soldiers each from the American.
iiritish ana French forHes entered the
hail shnrti, before 5 clock aud took
their places az N. windows, Premier
tismenu-au stepped up to the French
deiashmcnt and shouk the hand OF
-Hrh man. The men had been selected
from those who bore honorable
wounds aud the premier expressed his
pleasure at seeing phem there aud his
regret tor the zuilerinEs they had en-
dured Tor their country
when the herman delegates entered
ffeinier tlomencrau arose ana deliv-
cred his bret adurss. pointing out that
the treaty had been drafted with the
collaboration OF ull the powers. that
the president Of the conference had
formally certificd that the text to be
signed was Identical with that In the
copies handed the Germans June a..
AMI that their signatures were an ir-
reNocahlc engagement that an the con
ditions Laid down ln the treaty would
Dee Loyalty executed Ills speech was
translated into English and German.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
WASHINGTON TAKES
SIGNING OF PEACE
TREATY CALMLY
Little Evidence Of Excitement As
Announcement Il Made; Pail
Resolution May Be Postponed.
Say Leaders

washington. June -. -- offlciai
Washington took the signing Of the
n.aeo tr,-.ty c.i,..t.. - ....,.,t.. -.
- -, -. -
~ '.e .''-'"'"e NiSone al
dreHs 70 the American Iseopic was rad
by senator Hitchcock hut IA ,,.s...d
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-'e"""'H '""s'ee- on me capitol
plaza Was thr oniy siEn Of celcbration
Although there was conrfdernhie
comuen, ON an. ,r..,a.r,.. .aa.-.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Today's Herald contains a plea Tor
the public librsry. Tor ~ use and its
support. that merits careful consider.
F"on, majority Of American cities
"a large Ne Albuquerque boast OF
libraries not only largsr In atac.
available for books. but IN number Of
books In the space The propaganda
OF the library association IL worthy
propaganda. u merits our active sup.
port.
The hir local news OF today = IN
the article IN today'r Herald deaiing
with the operations of the Mckinley
Land ana Lumber company All bun.
inens men know Just how serious was
the setback received hv Albuquerlur
when the big lumber mills were forced
10 shut down. Moniaa and even
years wrru rcu'ilfed 10 recover fully
the ground lost
Albuquerque has long since dis.
counted that loss and now We have
The actual Accomplishment of tho
MILLS rc-opcned. machinery boFlmdng
20 hum and saws working In the woods
AZ Noah Moore. munarrr Of the CON.
panN, says today. the opening of tho
mills means q hir Industrial and hus.
incas expansion FOR Albuquerque. Bun-
inofs IN this city during the coming
summer and autumn viii be mighty
good
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
.I2Sf2ssxsf&.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

Peter ]. Cherey to Eureka Home.
stead Society, lot Elmira, Pacific,
Eliza and Evelina $4,000 cash-Bene,
dict
Purchaser to Vendor same prop
erty $4,000 terms-Benedict.
Tucson Realty Co, to Ezra w.
Holden, half square Madison Deca,
tur jefferson and De Armas and
Servitude for water pipe line in
same square $44,5O0 cash-Guste.
Constanza GOndrella to Pascal
Radoste, lots Diana. Newton Ode
on and Orleans $1,000 terms-Drey
fOuS
John Klenkemper to James w.
StOckston, lot Delaronde, Olivier,
Vallette and Peters Ave, $500 terms
-iIenneSSey.
Suburban b. & l.. Assn, to Robert
J. Teal, Jr., lot Slidell, Homer.
Elmira and Belleville $1,000 mort
gage-LOOmiS.
Mrs. Antoninette Nc Mickle to
Suburban Building and Loan Assoc
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
CALDERARO'S CAPTURE CUP.
Bchrman Baseball League.
Standing of Clubs.

After very successful season the
Behrman League completed its sched.
ule last Sunday with the Calderaro's
capturing the valuable Cup offered by
the South New Orleans Light and
Traction Company to the winning
team.
The Marines made a strong bid for
first hOnOrs, but in the latter part
of the season forfeited a number of
games by failing to place team on
the field. The Knights of Columbus
team which got off to a poor start
and made a garrison finish having
won eight of the last eleven games
played. This team will be heard
from in exhibition games to be played
on a later date
The CalderarO's have played con,
sistent ball throughout the season.
They having won seven straights. to
be defeated by the lowly K of C's.
Much credit due to the speedy man
ager and home run of King for the
CalderarO's victory, not to forget the
pitching of Clingenspeel and Gerretts
and the batting of Irwin Salathe.
The following compose the players
of the Calderaro's Base Ball Club,
Champions, Behrman Base Ball
League, Season 1919.
Harding, LIST base. VI. Abbott, 2nd
base, |. Salathe, 3rd base, J. Labia,
short stop, X. Abbott, catcher and
manager, Clingenpeel, pitcher and
captain, J. Gerrets, NJ Kline, pitchers,
a. Morley, c. Hantel. y. Trosclair,
l.. Yuratich, fields
On next Sunday the CalderarO's
will tackle the strong Wooloomooloo
Club of Gretna for a purse and a good
game is expected. J. Miller. brother
of "Moocow" will twirl for the Gretna
aggregation, While either CIingenspeel
or Halle Melkid will twirl for the
Champions.
The Board of Directors of the
Behrman Base Ball League express
their hearty appreciation to the fans
as we'll as the members of each team
for their corporations in bringing
this league to a success.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
ENJOYABLE EVENING.

On Tuesday night a jolly crowd OF
boys and girls met at the home OF
the Misses Munsterman in Seguir
Street, where an enjoyable evening
was spent. Dainty refreshments
were served and music and dancing
was INDUCED in up to late hour.
Those that helped to make the
evening enjoyable were: Misses
Helen Pesguil, Minnie Price, Gladys
May, Claire, Juanita and Mildred
Munsterman; Messrs. Jesse McCas.
land. Reginald Batty,, Jack Kinber-
ger. Walter Ellis, Jack C.-rickland
and Bernard Rice.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
TWELFTH ANNIVERSah'

On last Tuesday evening AR1
18th, at the home OF Mr.. and >
Jos. Susslin, quite a numOef
younger set gathered to cesl|
the twelfth anniversary Of llIus =
Julia Susslin. The blrthda! 4
which was prettily lighted VIII
twelve tiny candles, was GU
served by the charming youhs /,
tess. besides, there were otnef y.
cakes and refreshments MuM
dancing and games were lnaasa
up to a late hour. Little JUN
the recipient of many pre'V y y
ents from her young friends y
that helped to make the e'eI MY |,
ioyable were Misses Lucille f.,.
Alma Laumen, Aeola and ~ y.
Acker, Althea Herr, Doroln' - =,
Julia Susslin. Joe Pnlillps
Johnson, Archie Sinclair, LO'I = /
Milton Acker, Ellsworth HER, =
Vincent. Adam Rodick, J0s %
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Sussllh
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
JUVENILE BASEBALL EIGHT IN
ROW.

The Calderaro Juniors went to
Audoborn Saturday August IS and
took forfeit game from the Devil
Hounds by a score of 3 to 0.
Sunday August II, the Calderaro
Jrs., went home with another shut
out victory when they swamped the
Foundry Sluggers to 0. A fast
double Play was made by Norris to
Talon to Roberts. Emile Mothe a
new member of the Cal, Jrs., hit a
home run in the first with the base
full, Roberts and Adams made two
baggers. TallVto's pitching was of
great success, tanning 4, and allow
ing but l hit. We have won eight
in row and are out for our ninth.
Our line up is as follows;
]. Dennis c., Talluto P, or B., R.
Talbot 1st., b. H. West End, b., ].
Roberts SIS. L. Doyle End, b., or D.,
Talon, Adams and Mothe fielders.
Any desiring challenges send them to
c. Morris 3l5 Patterson st.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
SURPRISE PARTY

On Friday of the mast ~,
Albert DauSsin was snrn,i., 4
party OF friends at his HON. a
casion being the twepty.fs, !
versary of his birth, the bo-.
prettiIy decorated in partios, !.
in American flags and was b,,..
illuminated. Music was nv,
and dancing was induced !.
treshments of all kinds Vers !.
The birthday cake alight with :,
five candles was cut by the hg
distributed among the guest
Daussin received many prt,
ents from his friends.
Those present were: M. All
+. Daussin, Mr.. and Mrs. Spnr
g. Daussin. Mr.. NJ. Daussin Y
Mrs. a. Berkeley, Mr.. and Y,
Leblanc, Miss Callie SOuthsI
Miss Halycon SOutherland. Nm
Switzerland, Miss Luck Bie7g
Viola BreedlOve, Miss A. BERN
J. Houston, Miss c. Erickson "
Mrs. G. Daussin, Mr.. and yr
Daussin, Miss G. Betz, Mr.. and
Seraune, Mrs. F. Back, NJ
Dick Cole, Dolores Leblanc
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

\ miscellaneous shower was given
at the home of Miss Emma Suther.
land. on Monday. August 18th. in
honor of Miss Bessie Gerret, a bride
elect of the season The home was
artistically decorated with pink crepe
paper. flowers and ferns. the color
scheme being carried out in pink. As
the bride-tO-be entered the parlOr 10
the strains of LOhengrin's wedding
march rendered by Miss Eva Richards
She was met at the door by Baby
Lolita Sierra as cupid who looked
lovely attired in white satin carrying
a bow and arrow on which a portion
of the gifts were tied. She was as,
sisted by little Helen Kohler who
was charmingly dressed in a hand
embroidered dress with pink sash
and bow of tulle in her hair She
carried a basket beautifully decorated
with pink tulle and fern, laden with
gifts.
Those present were: Misses lnez
Weber. Rita Lauman, Elizabeth kes-
sci. Bessie Gerret. Mildred Coyne,
Myrtle Sutherland. Raphaela Ruiz,
Hilda Coyne. Lillian Gerret, Eulah
Bonner, Antonio Ruiz, Helen kohler,
Emma Sutherland, Norma Weber,
Claire Lauman, Eva Richards, Anna
Giltz, Mrs. Sierra and baby Lolita,
Mrs. F. Kohler, Mrs. F. Weber, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Gehee, Mrs. 7. Sutherland,
Mrs. 4. Gerret, Mrs. c. Seward, Mr..
|. Sutherland, A. Ruiz, and others.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
STUFF
- az. - -.r
GILKY SWIPES
Mr.. Cute MCCurdy
Door Ellfn..

Mr.. Cute McCurdy
Dear Cute:
| thOt | wood rite you
every day and let you know what !
am doing;
Friday opened pas chest Of tules
tonite and TUX out his braC d bit q
was going out of the house Il pa seen
me & he sed Hay Gilky what you do
ing with that brac & bit x | Teplyed
| have organized a band OF campfire
boys & we hafta drill tonite. He sed
Gilky if yure branes was grass you
cud sell yure lawn more.
SATURDAY. TUX a walk over past
James house today. Just happened
to acksidently go that away x was
studving how cud | make lets so as
, 90 see VIM s Hart 4 Jane sed Wot
are you thinking about | an,
swered & sed NIthing. & she sed
You all ways have yure mind on
vour own self it seems. Threw
with women. That's wot | yam.
Sunday got tawkins > Rube
& asst him wOt he thot about me q
Jane & he sed he thot | showed a
lots better taste than she does. So
we are not good friends emmy more.
Monday-Ma & pa including me
went > the COnfeckshunary & had
ice Cream & then pa got sum Gig
arets & went > lite /. The owner
sed Mister no smokeing in here 4
pa sed That's funny you sell them
-..-. ~ ~. y-2~ - =
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
Work While at Work.

It's a good thing not to take your
hobbies to the Office. It's also q good
hing to dispense with easy chairs and
other luxuries in your place of bust
less. Take the rest cure at home. The
office Is a place Of toll. 1t should be
comfortable, but its appointments
should be suggestive of work and eff
,iency rather than leisure. Instead
II making a man feel like taking a
lap the Office environn emit should be
IN urge to his best efforts.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
JUVENILE BASEBALL.

The name of the Algiers Play
grounds Baseball team has been
changed to the Folly Stars, with Roy
Kerns as Manager. Sunday they de.
feated the LecOurts, (Bouny ST
Stars,) 14-9. Hildebrand pitching.
The Folly Stars will play at City
Park next Sunday. Krupp will
pitch and Spitzfaden will receive.
The Algiers Fairgrounds Baseball
team has withdrawn from the Play.
grounds League.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
ALGIERS RESERVES WIN OVER
GULFPORT 9 TO o.

The team of the Aigiers Naval
Station went to Gulfport last Thurs
day and defeated the Gulfport Naval
Station 8 to 0, Beasley, who hurled
for Algeirs. struck out ten men and
let the Gulfporters down with three
hits. Camp who was on the slab for
Gulfport, allowed twelve hits.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
PENNY PARTY.

A penny party was given by the
"Elmira Social Club, Jr.," at 42O
Elmira Avenue. Rafting, grab
bags and other things were sold for
just a penny. They were successful
in netting $500. Refreshments
and delicious cakes were served in
abundance The prizes were won
by Floris Vallette, crocheted yoke,
Nita Cassler, the guest cake, Nal
colin Strassler the bar-pin. A large
crowd of youngsters attended to
make the party a success. Merlin
Stack, president of the Club, and
Walter Bainsfather, Oda May Cieu-
tat and Mary Alice Dubret on the
committee.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gonzales,
(nee Aline Harvey SO4 Belleville
Street, boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Deroche
Clover COasb-a boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sierra, S01
Opelousas Avenue-a girl.
Born to Mrs. Joseph Sons. 425 Val.
lette Street, a girl.
To Mrs. Frank Lyle of Stevenson
Miss, a girl August 20th, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. ID. Reynolds, pa
Pacific Avenue.
To Mrs. Charles Armand, August
18th, a girl. Lower Coast.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
OUTING AT MILNEBURG.

weekend at Milneburg, where an en-
joyable day was spent in music,
dancing, boating and bathing. Every
one had a mighty good time. Those
in the party were: Mrs. w. Der
mady and family. Mrs. Allamore,
Grace Hauser, Mrs. Ritter, Rose
Mary Dermady, Edna Rita,
Mrs. O'ROuke, Mrs. w. Dermady,
Lizzie and Sophia Ritter; Messrs
Winters, Easel, w. Dermandy, John
Tranchina, Joseph O'Rouke, Vincent
Tranchina, John Porter, Sonta and
James Tranchina, Lawrence and
Louis Dermandy.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21

don't you not The NJ,
they sell union Tr naaN se :
the dry Goods store ruI s' /,
let you put them l'I on cut y b.
room. VI IN IL
4 sum other lad yy'''a assnl
wich hurt her leg in ' 20.
ma sed You must say lis ssle,
So later in the even i inns . a
OF a man arrested for ~ ! Oh
4 ma never under Stoo MA b,
She's not 50 awful wise TtaYD 4, q 4
Wednesday-walked a. a. Z
street with my skool ,.. oon
q We saw a house VIE Sge'as
bilt q she sed Gilky ~ ",
when a where ShirgIo. M
used ! sed | don't kno~ 9.' ), .
got a GOOD idea wbaro VOC =
LIST used But I did,, 9a
diskuss it with her T ya g,
else. NOi :,
Thursday In swinn,,
Lots of people was !.
was there and he can al dr.. =
summer Sets & flote do J,s t
&the girls are after HI. Wy
them > swim. Even I,. - ,
wanted me > jump off ., !, Z
like Schuler but | cod a y ~
they We're lots Of littel bor i, y
witch had tried that 6 ! T.; ~. !
er not try it. She caus5 w
Trade calf But | sbpd !,
don't care. wy
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
PRESENTED BANNER,

On Sunday last Mrs. Amelia Smith
presented the Amelia J. Smith grove
Oh Baton Rouge with a beautiful ban.
ner. Refreshments were served and
a most enjoyable time was spent. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Elmire D.
Vaeth the Supreme Manager and Miss
May {. Gahagan, Supreme represen
tative.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred GOebel q 3
muda Street, announce the CO...
wedding of their daughter Nh
Alberta TO Mr.. Philip VOL o. u
ings, Nebraska. The wedding 10 i
place some time next month
Miss Minnie GOebel is well hgI
here where she has a large cira
friends. She was formerly en-
ed at the Whitney Central BAN
Mr.. Philip Vol is prOss1
business man of Hastings, N
closely associated with Nj. AMI
Limback known as the Motor J
of Nebraska.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-21
Mixed.

A certain professor was struggling
to make clear the point that both
parents have an equal influence upon
child. For" he said gravely, "a
man is as much the son of his father
as he is the daughter of his mother!"
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Cleaning Gold Jewelry.

When cleaning your gold jewelry
you will add to the brilliance of the
stones If you use warm suds made
with yellow soap and warm water to
which has been added ten drops of sal
volatile.
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Work for Homemakers.

to make progress in her life work as
the business or professional man. The
most profitable, the most interesting
study for women is the home, for in
1t centers all the issues of life.
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
Week Day Schedule:

Leave Milneburg, 500 a. m, 700.
S.25. $50, 1850. 11y50 a. m, 1880
p. m, 1.50, 3.15, 4.30. $50, $50,
7.3O. $50, $50, 1890 p. m.
Leave Pontchartrain Junction,
$50 a. m, $50, 7.40, 80, 1902,
11.e0 a. m, 1920 p. m, 1.20, 2.4O,
400, 500, 500, 700, 500. 800,
1000 p. m.
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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

Cira Rebanda wife of JOS Geracivs
VS. Joseph Geraci. divorce and in
juntiOn-TheO COtOniO.
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"Why are you always so pleasant
with your fellowmen. Mr.. Jones?"
We'll l guess the real reason is
that 1 am getting so old can neither
fight nor run away"
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UNQUALIFIED.

UNQUALIFIED.
Son (who has
Just r e I ur n e d
from four years
at collie g e)-
Well, father, here
/ am what will
you have me do?
Father (who Is
a self-made man,
looking up dis
gustedly) Take
a post graduate
course!