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ATTRACTIONS AT
Folly
Theatre

Week Ending Saturday, August 16.
SUNDAY, Aug. 10th. - osslyns
Wife, Bessie Barriscale. Loves
False Faces" Sennett Comedy.
''Pathe News"
MONDAY, Aug. 11th.-"The Haunt
ed Bedroom" Vivian Martin
Iron Test" Antonio Moreno
Ford Weekly
TUESDAY, Aug. 12th.-"Experimen
tai Marriage" Constance Tai
madge. Strand Comedy" Eli
nor Field. Burton Holmes
Travelogue"
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 13th.-"A Man
Beneath, Sessue Hayakawa.
Man of Might" VIM. Duncan.
Literary Digest Topics
THURSDAY, Aug. 14th.-"Nuggett
Nell" Dorothy Gish. Harold
Lloyd Comedy" "Pathe News"
FRIDAY, Aug. 15th.-"Man and His
Money Tom Moore. New Sc
rial with Francis Ford" Mutt
and Jeff"
Aug. 16th.-"The Wo-
man Thou Gavest Me-" Extra
Special" BRAY Photograph"
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PERSONALS.

Rt. Rev. Bishop Gum, of Pass
Christian, was a visitor at the Rec
tory last week. He happened to
be at there the same time as Father
Cassagne and both spent few pleas
ant hours talking over old times, and
present conditions, especially condi-
lions in France. Bishop Gum al
ways has wonderful amount of first
hand information that make his Wis
its most interesting.
Fathers Howe and Rankin have
visited Bishop Gum at his Pass
Christian home. several times, where
they were royalty entertained.
Father Howe, S. NJ, continues his
good work at Our Lady of Good
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INTOLERABLE SERVICE.

Agiers of tn Louisiana
this
plying them loud epthat vile
Luckily
will enable them bring justice
realization
of this caliber to be in their employ.
and finally the ladies
able The matter being taken with
this
out of their the
of the when it is time
On this line than eighty
that getting the service that
Dades
Algiers
possible
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Improved Oil.Rurner.

A new oil-burner for the kitchen
stove, announced from Cairo, Egypt, Is
attachable by q special hange to the
crate door, and 1T neither requires
alteration Of the solid fuel stove nor
prevents the use Of solid fuel. The
nozzle projects about an inch into the
crate. the oil tank being mounted on
suitable rack outside the stove. A
small fire heats the fuel oil to about
1S0 degrees Fahrenheit, and as the oil
passes from the nozzle, a jet of COM
pressed air or steam converts Il into q
spray that burns with a continuous
smokeless and odorless fame. In Cal
70, 1t is noted, compressed air Is sup.
Piled in pipes to houses.
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Rev. c. c. Weir, Pastor, Residence 23s
Olivier. Phone Algiers, 1873.

"oh, dSlof, neSlQenCe Zo6
Olivier. Phone Algiers, 1873.
Last Sunday morning the Girls
Choir had nice music. Miss Thelma
Kennedy rendered a violin solo as a
voluntary. There were two special
anthems. At the night services. Mines
Brakeman and Orrell sang a beauti.
full duet. At the morning hour the
Pastors text was Ps. 40:8 81 delight
to do thy will, o my God; yea thy
law is within my heart; at night
Matt. 22:42, What think of Christ {?
Whose Son is he? The congregation
were smaller than usual.
On Saturday, August 2. 1919. at 2
o. M, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Robert Hafkesbring. Sr.
214 Seguin street, Mr.. Ruel d. MYERS
OF Austin. Texas and Miss Margaret
May Hafkesbring were united in mar
rage, Rev. c. C.. Wier officiating
The happy young couple left over the
Southern Pacific for Austin, Texas.
where they will make their home
The groom held an important position
In New Orleans until recently when
he was induced to transfer to Austin
Inc bride is a we'll known young
lady. who has been quite active in
church work and who leaves a host
OF relatives and friends, who pray
God to bless her.
Dr. and Mrs. A. C. King left Tues
DAY for the mountains of North Caro-
INA, where they expect to remain
several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. r. L. Riley and Mrs.
I. +. Bell have gone to Colorado
for a short STAY -.
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They Wouldn't Suit Her.

They Wouldn't Suit Her.
Mary Pickford was talking about
the new French fashions.
The French" she said, ARE trying
to bring the long skirt back again."
She frowned slightly. Then. as she
glanced down at her little shoe, her
brow cleared.
There's no doubt" she said, 'that
long skirts would suit some girls down
to the ground"
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| MT. anu MIS-. y. u. MelduCOu nave
returned from a nice visit to Baton
Rouge. Their nieces Misses Wilmer
Londen and Edith Mcclure returned
with them.
May Rodriguez of Baker, La, after a
short visit with their cousin, Miss
Thelma Kennedy, 157 Belleville
street, have returned home.
Mrs. Jessie Summers and Mssi
Luella Dunn have returned to their
home, 1926 Delaronde street, after a
| two weeks visit to Mobile and Fort
Morgan, Alabama.
Mrs. Kate Rhodes has been quite
sick, but is now rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Seal, 315 Belleville, father of
Mrs. F. B. Flanders, after several
weeks sickness has recovered.
Misses Vernette and Elenor Wier,
after a weeks visit at the parsonage
have returned to their home in Beau
mont, Texas.
Mrs. James H. Hardie and Miss Jen-
ME Hardie of Bunkie are the guests
of Mrs. Hardie's daughter, Mrs. ]. A.
Scott and Miss S. G. Cox.
Misses Ida and Thomasita Harvey
Of 301 Delaronde, left last Tuesday
to visit relatives in Indiana.
Our community has lost another
good family. in the removal of Mr.. c.
J. Green of 1927 Eliza to Amelia
street. They will be missed, and
surely carry with them the hearty
good wishes of host of friends.
Capt. and Mrs. Wells has moved
back to our part of the city and are
now at 219 Delaronde Street. Mrs
Wells is not in perfect health and will
be glad to see her friends.
Mrs. B. H. Brakeman and children
have returned home after a short
visit to Terrebonne Parish.
Mr.. E. L. Bordelon, Assistant Scout
Master Of Troop No. IS, gave the
boys some good instruction last Fri
day night.
Roland Cayard was fortunate
enough to secure an invitation of the
Kiwanas Club to be at Kolb's for
lunch Tuesday. He was the guest
of Mr.. Lyman.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Prayer meeting tonight at o'clock
A Model Church worker-Philip-
will be the subject.
Boy Scout Troop No. IS meets at
1880 Friday.
Catechism Friday at 1870 p. m !
Those that are prepared will receive |
the vows of the first Sunday in Sep |
tember.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m,
and p. m.
SUNDA YSCHOOL.
We have been having a small at
tendance during the summer months,
so We trust that the members will
start in again, as soon as they return
rom their vacations.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Next Tuesday. the twelfth, the
ocular meeting of the Orleans Dis
riot Epworth League will meet at
he Carrollton Avenue Epworth
league. There is to be a new system
# attendance credits to begin at this
Meeting. Come out and hear the new.
way, and also help increase Algiers
tendance. Carrollton promises a
,reat deal of competition, so let's be
N hand. We won the banner last
month, let's bring it back with us
gain.
Tuesday the nineteenth, will be the
nonthly meeting of the local chapter
ED at the parsonage, be present.
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| Counsel Church, in the absence OF
the pastor, Very Rev Father Hef-
| fernan.
Father Rankin is still at the Rec
tory resting up after the strenuous
efforts of last year of seminary
work. No one knows what that
means except those who have been
through it, and a rest after this is
not only welcomed but a necessity.
He will receive his appointment for
the coming year about August 18th.
Father Cassagne, S. NJ, remained
at the Rectory for couple of days,
giving good sound advice to the
young men, who are trying to run
the parish in the absence of the
pastor; helped out in some impor-
tant work; assisted at marriage
and left quietly for his beloved par
ish. His visits are always well
coined. The only trouble with his
visits, is that he has SO much to
attend to that very little is seen of
him.
Mr.. Charles McGrath, of Atlanta.
Ca, spent few days in Algiers, Wis.,
iting his brother, Father McGrath.
Mr., McGrath has just returned from
the war zone, where he served in the
Commissary Department. He was
well posted and spoke most intel
hgently on the great war. He serv-
ed for year in Europe. He was
among the first volunteers of the
city of Atlanta and served his coun-
try faithfully and courageously. His
position gave his opportunities of
seeing much of France. War is
much different when described by
an intelligent man, who has seen II
lace to face, than when written for
tne general public in the daily
press Mr.. McGrath left Monday for
Atianta, where he. will take up his
duties as civil engineer.
LAWN FETE, AUGUST Is.
Everything is progressing very
satisfactorily for this event. and
everything indicates that it will be
great success. The ladies are
working hard and everybody knows
what that means. Many new work
ers are coming in every day. The
great feature of this event will be
the number and usefulness of the
gifts. This will. be one occasion
when everybody will have fair
chance to obtain something for their
money, for the prizes will be numer-
ous and most useful. In these DAYS
d high cost of living, this will not
laii to De appreciated. A partial
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CT IARANI.E AUTO
REPAIR SHOP
100 s. Detroit. Phone iIs9.


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ruR SALE Ncry fine piano. b. nrsirIa,,
condition vii .tH very .hran or trade
Tor diamond. taI N"orrhrli Phone
500
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EDUCATIONAL AND musIChL
LIVE STOCK

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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

.lA\I new 5000 Mrrhail concert piano
e trade 'or good tTi car Can a. n.
tlAool a0d 'r, lnsir1u,rL
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


COOP UNtk Asp sol OF harness. one
..r-.. E,ar. old broke 10 work gentle
.-o .rrHu E,rAraiur.. tlN Irldb, ard
',t.rdaE l.3- Ia-' Fourth
ADITNItNE Welding outfit, with o.
NH.ufi generator. romp.efe. cash "f
PAYMENTS Sands 1885 last Fourth
street
SECOND HAND MACHINERY -- Roier.
vertical or tubular. 10 $50 II /. en-.
g.u,. all makes aud si''s.. oil Sttia
comgrossor' hosts pumps, pipe, raiL
sfr largest and best stock IN district
Ass for stock sheet lArurrih Machinery
Go Idpuu No
RAINCOATS. E1i Just As good,
but the Ucsi waterproof
4 T. Wat Rubber GoolN IOg \ Bnnldrt
WANTED TO BUY 80
WANTED Pew shares Srquoyah stock Nd
ur,-,. W caro- World
WurfST PRICES paid Tor second hand
..u'mnE shoes hats rt. Phone "a
WANTED. To vuy 81, 100 barre. iron
lambs Fhun" ,..i
W. ,rc the high bidders on a. second hand
furniture Phone ur aud ace 4Ub7
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any knd Phone -ll2
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new or second hand stocks. anywhere
cash ready. prompt attsnt.on Cay tnc.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

THREE ROOM apartment and garage few
pIru.- OF furniture for sale Phone
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lOK NINT room apartment modern. ~
\ io. kford rent So per month. {
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APARTMENTS rURNIshnp

SECOND IS l"u5 "a unnrnIshsI rooms
gas water aud electricity furnished
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Sul IU S"bt--l room residence. close ir.
for rent and th, furiurri or sale fine
I.upo.liom room, al rented. with nice
income tgH Nuurrhoad 5Iaq
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Maple I&io
Residence

Two story. larr" rooms lnrr" "-'N
south front. furnace, rbua' SEW
ants quarters For sale 49, "..i',
tive price. terms Phone '''.
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I kOO NIHTUTWsIed uphf'ino1i s0ulh SIdt !
tr1 floor southeast VNpo,urr. Phone
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WANTED TO BUY
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

w nrr the high bidders on a. second hand
furniture Phone No aud sce 4ub3
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" Noo'Sor,h Co. 3 10 aul D.. store
.Fo r0t't '"ri. entrance ON Main Vt
.,r h' used Tor pool ha' barber shop
cafeteria Apply TO manage. Woo'vorih
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WILL lease I 600 aerc' az in one body.
western portion Knox roHuts Tex lease
'u ruu - year. II You mean business
'Uh particulars un request L. q BUh
,IN. beaumont 1vNAs
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.cp,,,,,,,.. 0'NLc
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Nv" A,ktS with new room ....
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nl,Arnn ana garden will F.. ur ....
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r'hh N.l"n, Aiii.
ZOO AtI'fN 20 minute. r.Ir from. .
,.'' clos" 10 paved highway. o..
N'"'." only 500. term. Nuu. To
HOUSES FOR sALr
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roors. Frrnra dno,. t''E IA. .saoi
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bath seven year, phvrs mad
painted and tinted. sllcuA.. 49,, -f"
az rhld. immediate uo..vuo. ,s6
$50 ,'hh A'H Nlo MONTH. .. ..Hr..I
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lev houses and loh In U..... pr,
10 sell I" Ab"fns men. torn. .tr ron.
l"n want to see oI InH. a a.
traders No. 10" homo Of I.. cat
,r star brand shoes lhd.r 49,. lDI
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FOR Sh"E-'a1iotn' room ..nrao-
east front. paved street. r.sr .a- ,Ts
.tncy elegant electric ArI u, 700,
hh'uI"s; beautiful mAntc' ars. sons,
,,mI.',a 9''rmr.t 'AnndT' .o.a.c "a.
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FIVE ROOMS enclosed s.rr,ag rorr. Aaa
breakfast room. new hu..h.us. un,m,
finish, oak floors lhrouRbu.. mar,s
lui.,in features. lovely ar.- w.
water ip.i sued basement a'.h-. ro'a
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'INi Aiifa'L'" ll'' room m"""r" buHa
10" cosy front porch n'n.r1 10. ror
N"ntrni ht' way fn'l sized. lot. cots 90
ar linc aud l1nsl Do one o' t. b-,.
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residence. 1859 Florida avenue northwest.
WILLIAM J. BUTLER. husband Of Mrs.
Marion D. Butler and son OF Rev. ana MIS-
Funeral Wednesday, April 1e, at 2:so Pm.
Friends invited. 10
BUTLER. Ionic Lodge. No. 1928. 6. U. U. OF
o. F.. announces the death of Brother W. J.
BUTLER, on April IA, 191e and that fu-
neral will be from his late home. 1469 Flor,
ida avenue, on Wednesday, April 16. at
pm. Lodge will assemble at Hall on Tues
day evening, O'Clock, for arrangements
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COLEMAN. On April 13. 1919. at San Fran
cisco, Cal. JAMES v. COLEMAN. brother
of Countess d'Andigne and Mrs. Henry May
Died Of pneumonia.
FAIRALL. On Sunday. April 13. 1919. at
Mercy Hospital Baltimore. Md, NARY T.
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GRAVES.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Oommandery of the District Of Columbia.
City Of Washington. April Is, 1919.
The death Of Companion GEORGE EDGAR
GRAVES. Captain U. s. Volunteers. in this
City. October IA, 1918, is announced to the
Commandery.
Interment at Rutland Vermont.
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U. 8. Army, Commander.
THOMAS H. MCKEE,
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Transports on Their Way
Bringing Troops Back

The transport Won Steuben, which
is due at New York from France Sat
urday, has aboard the headquarters
band of the American expeditionary
forces, which is to aid in the victory
loan campaign. Aboard another Of
the transports. the Harrisburg, due
at New York April 20. is a detachment
of the 165th Infantry, formerly the
69th Regiment. New York National
Guard. Of the Rainbow Division.
The Won steuben carries also the
quarters, 35th Division. and detach-
ment of the 12sth Artillery Of that
brigade: the 10th Engineers, COM
plete; the 1920 Aero Squadron and
casual companies for New York. Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
The transport Vedic is due at Bos-
ton April q. with the remainder of
the 12sth Field Artillery. a detach-
ment of the 103d Field Artillery Of the
26th Division; Baker Company, No.
304, and casual companies for Illinois,
Connecticut, Wisconsin and Pennsyl-
vania.
The transport Santa Teresa, from
Bordeaux for New York, April "a, has
aboard units of the 11th Engineers
and large number of casuals.
The transport Cohasset. due at Bos-
ton April rs. has aboard seven cas-
ual soldiers and civilians.
The transport Great Northern, due
at New York April 20. with the 10th
Ammunition Train, casual companies
for Illinois. Indiana, Alabama, Arkan-
sas. the band of the 32Sth Infantry
and a score of ambulance service Sec
tions.
The transport Naiwa is due at New
port News April %, with one officer
and eleven men as casuals. and the
transport Atanas is en- route to New
York with about 100 casual officers
belonging to units that have already
come home.
The transport Apelles sailed from
ST. Nazaire for Philadelphia, April 10,
with Casual Company No. 642, Iowa;
special casual companies Nos. ga and
645; the casual detachment No. 27,
ordnance convoy: detachment 316 re-
pair and salvage company of the
Tank Corps, and one officer each of
the quartermasters department and the
air service.