The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09

that have been written up in this
country as acts of rebellion have g
very different aspect when CARRIED in
the language of truth and impartial
ity.
At the reception that was given
Father Larkin by the children, one
could have noticed tears in his eyes,
because, as the children expressed
themselves in terms of liberty, that
are dear to us here in America, he
knew that this language would not
have been allowed in the country
which has produced so many mar
tyrs to the cause of liberty in this
country, and in others, for Irish SOL
diers have been allowed to fight for
the liberty of all countries but their
own.
Well this is only a little digres-
sion, it could not be helped so
touching and heart breaking are
some of the facts that have taken
place.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, a large number of the
school children and people of the
parish assembled in the parish hall
to greet their pastor.
The children expressed themselves
in their touching manner, and made
their midst again, and that there
were sincerely glad to see him, in
their midst again, and that their
was only one Father Larkin for
them, and that there should be only
one Algiers for him.
Father Larkin in a few words, ex-
pressed his happiness at being again
with his children and his people, and
by his words and appearance nobody
could doubt his words, it was real
homecoming.
Peter Muntz, representing the peo-
pie of the parish, also expressed his
| joy at the happy return of the one
who has done so much for the Par
| ish of the Holy Name of Mary.
N. B.-Do not forget one and all
that on Friday, Father Petit invites
everybody to view the classic, Dom
bay and Son, and also the first cpl
sode of the thrilling serial, 1.-The
Perils of Thunder Mountain"
hursday-Regular meeting of
the Holy Name Society. Important
meeting, selection of parish marshall
and aids to the grand marshal Of
the great Rally to be held in No
vember.
Devotions of the Holy Rosary,
every evening at p. m.
Masses-Sunday, $3.50, 1880, 9,
1920. Baptisms, ga.
BAPTISMS.
Floyd Francis, son of Chanel
Bourgeois and Celia Dubret of 936
Belleville st. Sponsors, Mrs. N. st.
German and Alvin Gauthreaux.
Marie Louise, daughter of Cleve-
land Roper and Lucia MELVILLE.
Sponsors, Noelie Breed and r. E.
Roger.
Lloyd Victor, son of Victor Gau-
threaux and Eva Sacriste. Spon-
sors, Emmelite and Adam Sacriste.
Mary Sybil, daughter of Harvey
Haydel and LORNA Rodriques,
Sponsors, Ernestine Trehan and Jos.
Cox.
Marie Doris, daughter of Karl
Hansen and Marie Lagarosse of 324
Evelina st. Sponsors, Jane Scha-
peaux and Bauie Trotter.
Elwood Nicholas, son of Louis
Camus and Marie Dabezies, Spon-
sors, Anais Rivas and Nicholas Rop-
polo.
YvOnne Theresa, daughter of Ber-
nard Lacoste and Yvonne Cantin
Howard Alexander, son of Ber-
Collins (by proxy.
Francis Clarke, daughter of VIM.
Hughes and Mary Louise Jackson, of
42S Delaronde st. Sponsors, Mrs.
j. Healy and Stanley Brown.
Howard Alexander, son of Ber-
nard Lacoste and Yvonne Cautin.
Sponsors, Alice Cautin and ]. Ger
rets.
Elvina Theresa, daughter of Jos.
Carroll and Elizabeth Preudeville.
Sponsors, Marguerite Dunn and
Tom Preudeville.
Albert Joseph Buell. Miller, son of
Alonzo Miller and Ora E. Knight. !
Sponsors, Mr.. and Mrs. Eunice Robi-
chaux.