davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01
Leaving Town
over Ncek.End

berry L. Smith will spend the week
Ud with Bruner r. Anderson, of Bal
tuuro M the latter's beautiful estate
ou tbe MaEolhy Mrs Smith and her
daughter Miss Elizabeth Smith, left
today for Mount Carmel, Washington,
Whcre they will be until next Tuesday.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01

Mrs Louis Porterheld and her three
children loft yesterday for a visit of a
month TO Commander Porterfield's
family p Greenville. Ala. They will
later 20 10 Memphis, Tenn, for the
Wiu,tu
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01
admiral Wilson
IN Washington

Tao superintendent OF the Naval
Academy Itear-Admiral Henry B.
WI up SIS In Washington today.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01
Returning 10 annapolis
Newt Week

Nr Florence Root, OF 2 Maryland
avenue who was called to Washing
lan D. few days ago by the illness OF
hee .lor who Is now convalescent.
wl reun a. Annapolis early next
Ra,rE
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01

Miss Minnie Ebeling. OF Baltimore
is spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles b. Mace, OF Prince
George street She will return home
on Sunday.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01

Professor and Mrs. Arthur Newton
Brown. who are visiting Mrs Richards
at Newcastle. Maine. will remain
there until after Labor Day.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01

N Mildred Lee Duvall entertained
large number OF her friends at a
@.Ni"r.on feast and dance on Mon
' evening last at her home on the
N'.. River road.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01
Guest OF Captain
And Mrs. Arneff

Miss Bessie Hopes, OF West Forest
Park, Baltimore, is visiting Captain
and Mrs. Roscoe Arnett, OF Murray
Hill.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01
Guest OF Mrs.
Clarence VI. White

Miss Nell Ennis of Baltimore, will
be the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence NJ. White of West Annapo-
lis.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01

Midshipman Mershon Garrison will
spend the month of September a
Louisiana, Missouri. with his room
mate Midshipman Weston Brennan.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-01

&c by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

@ns genpeinIarne &onto. 81:
Sic baben ein gen1eininmes Banf1
&onto nit Sbrer Brnu?"
81. rSa ii6 6eponiere bas 8elO
unb iie 3iebt es beral1s."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17
Minneapnlis i1nD ct 9pl1ts
M5rbli6 Qebenb.

neip ll1t Il. ct. Saul. sos morge1ts
Rad Ben 8tDilIinesitabten 1:O9 nadm.
eofoler -Gradt5ug .2:O5 mdm.
5hbli6 eebenb.
Na9 @torm 2afe 1921 radr..
eofaler Jradt3ug. 8 80 morgers
ITEM Him u. ct. Yaul. 1866 aberbs
lille S3ilse eeben tdgli4 alsseuom,
men Go11rtaas.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

-D dB B u 3Sm tpenig fannf,
ber3eibt man biz cher, qls bab bu au
Vel niar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

geroddtig.- Dntel (3nm Geffen,
Der 5tu0est if) sSf 6enn Die l1hr,
Ste i1 Sir geldenft gar fblchts
oft ib founme, IT iie in 8epnra<
turf s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13

.Md, es lit ent5idenb PEI Sbnen
bier brauBen, Serr &ommer5ienrat,
Dieier 1punberbare Salon NIT Dem
lltsbltf mad Dem @orten. Sour
Mon6ibein feblt, oann mdre oas
berrlide 8ilb b%onitdnoig!"
u5eben Sic MIDI an, ~gndoiges
Sraulein ,ib CLAUDE id fam al1d
onmit oienen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
KSnnett erebe Artttee
:amfiteuett.

Dnblin, q. Mpril. Die Snfurs
serten Der irifd-rep1blifanai@en Or
NEE boben geniigenb Baffen unb Wn=
milton beidJagnabmt utpm idabnngs-
1peife 10000 Big 10000 6eloioloaten
,a11s8uriiten. gs puroe an Mortag in
dublin ~nQgemein 5ugegeben onB Die
Sage ooulrd Sic Naraoe Der 5000 Sol
lboten tpeIIde am 5onntag bon benz
Breiitaat CUR NepubIif ibergega11ge1
llparen, beoeute,ro friitiiher getporoen
lei. Wea1t er1pdrtet, onB 2anbespertei=
4oiigupgssaWsintiter 1Miidaro MnlcabM
bon Der proptforiihten 8egiert1ng TO-
fort SHriihte Inn peroe, nm bic 5tel-
tel Ser Sn1urgei,teen 5uabeiesen.s
1ieie Snfurgentett fdbret1 for, in
Ger @egenD Don Dublin Maffen, Wn-
milton, Mitontobile iM~sotorraoer uro
:Saorert iii riedutrteren. 81 N11Iliuger
babet, Sic Mebeuen fogars Die @oler-'
men jbeiest n11o ale Motorfabr5elge
'befhldgnalbbthnt. J
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
Die Mayer 8set < Skee
g. INT ~11iltraafee,
mis-.

&err s. MaDer, Ser Briittber Der
S. Waper Boot & sBoe 81, fam I'M
Sitter bon % Sabren I'M Sabre 1851
aus Deutfdlanb mad Niluaufee.
0adoen1 er ein SSabr BEL einem Sdu--
ffer ~gearbeitet bottle, 1rladte er fd
ielbitdnoig rno berfertiete er Ssdube
unb @tiefel a1f geite1,na.g, nobel e.
gu 3eiten flint ober feds Sduiter u11o
einen sebrItng beihaftigte. MmdbEd
fiibrte er nebenbei Elm Eager bon So
brtfJgdubest. .
1880 faufte er bas aager zines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13

QQNleEUIleItKSUg 49,
all Ser 8alnllt-S trabe. no lett Die
9auptfabrif Der @eleaidaft tebt ct
obliert lpar, ppraa,f ct ib Der Sabri-
fation bon Sdnben n11o Stiefeln i'm
@roBen 5u1panote. Ser anfang mar
beldeioen: Das angelegte &apital be-
trl,g1 .,ur $4,000; bergelteM puroe1
tGglid etpa so &aar Sdube nm
|5tiefeln bic li6 elan5eno %beapdbrten..
SEER Maper mar Dabei b%efonoers &C.
na1l1 iii ser MnsmaN bee Meaterials
tpie er es aud Bel Der Seritell,,ng Der
nit ser Sanb gema6ten 5dlibe urto
|Stiefel getpeier mar.
Das @eid)dft ma,rDe INNER groBer,
ba Sic lualitdt Ser fabrBierten Waa..
rem al.sgeaeidnet maj. 1884 to,1roe er
inforporiert nit einem Aftienfap1tal
bon $4,000, tpopoa $4,000 einbe-'
aahlt maren. Serr Diaper 1puroe Brd-
iioent Ser geiea1daftv 9. S9oeneder
giceprdiibent l,no geo, s.. Msaper, Der
altelte 5obn bes e~rIterer, Setretar
rno gdabmeiiter. SIN ielben Sabre
muroe sic Sabrif b1r6 eirle11 Mnbaul
perarobert, mas sic 2eilturgSfabigs
felt ouf 500 Soar tdglih erbobte,.
Set ser j3eit mnroen meitere @ebane,
Sc erridtet nno tu1roe bas 8apital er.
h0M, mie es sic 8erbdltnille nit lt9
bradten. Seute beltebt oie gabrtt an
Scr @alnnt-5 trabe aus elmer @ruppe
Don @ebau0en, in nenen 10000 Baolr
tagli6 fabri5iert meroen fonne11. A11=
Beroem betreibt oie @eieuidaft in Sc
ottIe, @aib., ei1te SabriR uno elm
gerfaufslofol iomie IN 2uoington,
Mid., cine pr11ttge Mnlage NIT elmer
aapa5itat BOZ, taglid 1000 Baar.
1890 pa1r6en Die S6oenefer,lde
Snterelien bon Ben Maper'ifen nber-
nommen nno traten 0ie Serren S. 5.
Moper unb 81. S. MaDer, Sobne pes
@rinoers, Die idon porber I'M Sc
ldaft tdtig getpefen tpare11, alS Bea4t-
tie in 6ie @eieufdaft Elm. Serr s. 5;
Maper, ser iebt Die Gobrifabtetlun9
Ieitet, bat unter 1einem Batter oas
5dulterbonomerf griinoli4 gelernt
uro lit in ser Musma6l beS Mfotertal5
ebenio gerta11, mie iein Bater es mar.
0aourG muroe ser Dor5igli9e Nnf
ser @eieaibaft in Ser 9erten11ng BON
5duben Der boben &nalitat, Die tie 5.
Maper If. beItinrmt batte, bouig auf=
redt erb.alten. @eit benz CODE bes les-
teren in 1908 fibren feline bret Sobne
bas @ef6aft Die, nit &ilfe fabiger
Mngeltetner, es ouf Die iebige Sobe ge-
bradt baben. Die Beamten Der @eiene
1daft finb f%oleenoe: @ep. q. Rnpert
Braiioent; S. S. Maber, Biceprali=s
bent; q. {. Moper, 5datmeiiter; 9.
s. MoDer, 5efretdr; SEQ. s.. Sm1tb,
&us1Sefretar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
siesfricS mae,,er fe,,,,,n,t

Berlin, 8. MpriI. 5iegfrieo Bag=
ner, Ser Sobn 6es grobem Meiiter5
tragt fi6 nit ser &offnnng, Die 8eD=
REUTER- Se1tlpiele i'm Sabre 1928 tpie-
Ser a11fleben 5n laiien. ST miro I'M
fom1menben CONNER ben Ser. Staa=
ten eiinen Bef11b obitatten :unb fi6 be-
miiben, Die anterifanii6e finan6iene
Betbilfe fir iein nnternebmen gu ge==
tpinner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
G1trgntbAra.

fAH&9Et$Fa..4%F{G GT4 - stHFIsf%S LRH4a2 5tHRNs8H%5ESA..
2ureruburg. Sn Griiingen 1T
Serr SSolbat,n Better @ng,ler I'M Mlter
bon ~ Sabren geitorben. --- Ser
Dberforiter Allguitm batte bas ieltene
@lif ais Sogogait iii Dalei0en eir1err
dtperen Seller i'm Betpiibdt BON an
snaber1b 6rei 8e1ltnern III. erlegen.. 81
MICE Gage. fpater brahte oerielbe.5 dil
BE i'm benabbarten Dere1bn9 eitte1l
meiteren @rltn5ear bon 5iirffa 100 Bfo.
dur 5trede. 8gei Sen M~usgrabrns
gen III Der r6miiden gilla anf BEN
5Bnnne Srt sgenannt sEritlingeesn Maadt-
ste ber befanrte Mntiqll1ar5 SSerr ST.
.@aide 6ieier Gage einen iebr interei-
lonten unb= leltenen sSnn0; berIelbe be-
tebbt. aus eiinem tiefblauen glaiernen
;RRruglein, 6as lebr gut erbalten rnb
1h 3entimeter bod iii. gS lit otes
mobl bas fleinite @efaB oieier Mrt,
mos man btsber gefeben Fat. Serner
fan6 Der befar11te Soriher cine Mns
soil ro'miiber Miin5en, glfenbeinna-
,beln, Id6ne, eut. erbaltene 8orItedna=
beln 5pangen1' unb Spin0eln. SSn
$ru9tersbeim feierten Sic @beleute
Qoren5 &arder uno ,&aiolie, geb. DiB,,
lire gol6ene &ob5eit.
Gdnueia.
@enf. 49, Mntbonp Ol5emsfi, Der
Better Der polniiden Delegation IN
ser Oberidlefien ! &ommiiiion, bot
oie Mutoritat bes Brdiioenten Der
&ommii5ion, Or. 5elir Calender, BEG
friiberen B%raiibenten Der S6tpei5, Der
bon Sem 2igarot ernannt moroen marr,
in 5rage gelteut. Sic &ommiiiion, Die
1ih aus Bertretern BolenS nnD
Deuti9lan6s ~5riammeniebt 11no bon
Dem 2igarat geiduffen mar fur Die
BON ibm beibloiiene 2oinng BEG ober=
jblelii6en Nroblems, 1T bier 81 elmer
&onferena 31t1ammengetreten. 9ie Ar=
31peiflung Der Mutoritdt oes Rra1toen=
ten Galonber leitens oes Siibrers Der
8olen : Delegation fam poqfommer1
iiberrafdenb, nm fosnebr ais Die Mu=
forfeit ST.. @olanbers als oes Hrait-
oeente1 ser &ommiilion bereitS BON Den
6eutl6en nrtb polniiden Delegationen
offiaien nnerffu1nt tpar. Ser 3mt1ben-
erfplgte fur5 mad Der @roffn11ng
ser siibnng, ndd96em Der gorlisettoe
Sic &onfe1reln6 errnabnt bette, Die Ser
in Deriobnlidem @eiite
fiibren.
Deiterreih.
Bien. Die 8egierung in Bie11
fat eiine i6qpere Stel1er anf Wob-
n1,11gsmietsgeloer gelegt, bon 1pel@er
lie idbrlih Sic Summe bon 1,5OO,oOO,
GOO Rrore1, Ill getpinnen bofft. D'e1e
s11mme ion 0o5u 'perlpenoet meroen,
I'M @aiuiepr gu bauen, tpelde bon Der
99ftegii,errung pb1te @elpinn oernn1etet
tperben. Sic @tuatsregierung 1T tort
io8ialilti1h, nnb Sic @egner ierer
Mabnobme, meiitens &ausbeltker, BE-
8etidnen lie ols eine So5ialiiternng
Ser &auier. Seooh muB in Letter 81
ME ser Mieter elmer Bobnlng tyr
oie1e 5beplulesr au1ffffommen. Die Wtieten
peroen iebt eeietIi64 beidranff seute
tpelhe au,1f eigene Bau1f bin &au1er
bo1,err molten, m,niiBBten 600 Mal bic
pom @eiet e,1rIal1bte Mietsrate etn=
nebmen, Inn es eepinnbrineeno gu
@duier gu banen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13

- MiBberitdn6nis 8a1ter
(6er gum eritenmal telepbonierer
fiebt): uSeB Der is' a net re6t
beieinan6, neil er s. 8an6 70
anibreit."
germMni6ung. ,&erl,
Elm 8egetarianer fonit Dn mer6en
uno cine Mebgertodter beiraten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
p o(tlnaNriO[ten aus
der alien + eiiilIalltb
Mbei1lanb.

Erier.- Ole Notwithstanding
Der 8e1teoiftinerobtei ct Matbias in
Erier iou in oiefem Sabre sbegontlen
iperben. Bis ins Sabr 1892 geben Die
BerbanbIungen auriiid, bie nit ben
firbli6en &orperidaften uno Der BIZ
id0fliden 8eb0roe .megen l1ebernabrne
Ser ebemaligen Mbtei ct. Matbias
ieitens Der 8eneoiftiner gefiibrt mlr-
Sen. Sic 8erbanol11ngen iin6 ieBt TO-
melt gebieben, oaB bie 8atres, M0n-
DIE Der 8euroner &ongregation, Nad-
foIger iener Mainner, Die iber Elm
Sabrtaufero bier gelebt no&getpirft
nno 1as Berril9e @ottestnus erbaut
baben, i'm 2aufe oieies S5abres tpieoer
ibren gin5rg balten ioaen. Bur 3eit
lit man i'm 8egriffe, Die @ebdulidfei-
ten, Die iib ouf benz Sreibofe an bag
|Bfarrbal.s ani6IieBen, burb I'M uro
Ne11ba11ten 10 ber5uridten, oaB tie ben
Mnforoerungen elmer m1o1aitiiden Or
6ensfar1ilie geniigen. Die D%roensle1te
ubernebmen aud, tptein fraberen Sci.
ten, tpieber oie Bfarrei auf tpelde Der
|ber5eitige Bfarrer gu ibren @lniten
Der5idtet Bat. Die Serren, melde nit
Der 8farrfeeliorge betrapt meroen fol.
len, iin6 fdon5in Der BfarrDerpaltung.
totig; Der nls Yfarrer IN M1,sii9t ge=
.nom11ene 0rbensnla1tn mar Dor fei=
1en1 gintritt ms &loiter fdon cine.
@eibe bon Sabren in Der @roBltaot-
ieelforge tdtig. Sr Der Sl1t Der Batres
miro bas berrlide @cttesbal1s nit feis
men ebrtpiiroiger1 Seiligtimern unb
meroen sic anoerr1 ga'ebdiuIibfeiten --.
'anes bleibt giger1tltm Ser Bfarrge-
5nseinoe llt6 ,trter Der 8ernrttportlngs
beg Rird)enDoritarbes beiters anf.
geboben iein. y
@etfaleu.
49, - &Es RN&< - E <INEEe al ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13

q Ff.IA.fEJTS IL tfs Us NJ FFaaS ~
insM enid, Oer ME Belt bttot, Eat II.
dfer rid3ts al Inn. s55 ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
BeffaIen

gler. ,-- Der 3~1iabrige sobn oes
Mentterg gertIi1 in @eiterbolt, Der
ieit u Sabren II a[nteriiffa neilte frat
bon bort aus il frdrfIIiid}em 8uitanoe
SIC SeinrreiIe al, neil Ct ieire 9eitnat
it~pieoerfeber tpoute. Bdbrenb beg Ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13

a: @ihtig. rghredlibL mos
oie 8rol1t t11lei11es Sobneg fit @eI6,
berbraudt."
$50, iie lit eben aIs Sdn5erin
getp0bM, grobe Sprlnge al M.
9enl" 4.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-06
HEALTH TEACHER
VISITS ALGIERS

Mr.. W. J. Gray, who is one of the
best in his profession as a health
teacher, is in Algiers and is making
his headquarters at Stumpf's Drug
Store, sol Teche street Mr.. Gray
comes from Syracuse, n. Y, where he
has just conducted a campaign in the
interest of health in that section. He
will be here for the next few weeks
in the interest of the Red Indian Medi-
cine Company which is putting out
some preparation that has given peo-
pie satisfaction heretofore. Mr. Gray
gives health advice to all that come to
see him and this advice is given free
of charge. MIR. Gray does not make
any calls or application of his medi-
cine, but he is at Stumpf's Drug Store
for the purpose of giving advice to
those who are seeking better health.
He may be seen from 8 a. m. to 9 p.
which extends an invitation to come
m. daily at Stumpf's Drug Store.
and have a talk with Mr.. Gray.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-06
Engineer Dies Aboard
Ferry Of ApOpIexy

While crossing the river on the
ferry Thomas Pickles at 10 o'clock
Thursday night, and when the ferry
neared the Algiers side, Michael
Baker, 40 years old, a stationery
engineer of Perrier and Monroe
streets McDonoghville, collapsed on
the deck of the boat Upon the ar
rival of physicians from Charity
hospital Baker was pronounced
dead. Apoplexy was given AS the
cause. His body was turned over to
relatives.
Baker was returning home from
Charity Hospital, where he had been
visiting his brother-in-law, a patient
in that institution, when he was seiz-
ed with heart attack and succumb-
ed. Mr.. Baker is survived by his
wife, who was Miss Emma Bealer,
two daughters and a grandchild, be-
sides other relatives. Mr.. Beck was
best known to friends as Mike.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-06
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On Friday evening March "a, Mary
Louise Foster, daughter of Mr.. NJ. Fos-
ter, entertained a large number of her
little friends, the occasion being the
thirteenth anniversary of her birth.
The house was decorated very prettily
with Easter colors and souvenirs.
Dancing was INDUCED in and refresh
ments were served in abundance.
All seemed to spend an enjoyable
evening. Among those who were pres
ent were: Vera Muntz,. Odette lie
Blanc, NJ. Adele Guillot, Louise Bour-
geois, Lula May Besson, Mary Gordon,
Ethel LusignOn, Doris Rainey, Adele
Guillot, Camille Clancy, Helen Hue
kins, Rosaline Crowley. Noelie Bour-
geois. Monica Brown. Myrtle Martinez,
Elsie Oswald, Dorothy Wilson, Eliza
beth Flanders. Vivian Bourgeois, l..
Flanders, r. Talbot, Isabelle McPher-
son, Ethel Anderson, Imelda BOur-
geois, Gladys Legendre. Grace Wise
acher, Elvera HUM, Patricia and Ce-
celia Muntz, Floyd Leghrde, Alice
Brunssann, Alice Kramme, Bernice
Voegtlin, Florence Kleinkemper, Ag-
mes O'Donnell. Tia Morgan, Beulah
Guillot, Augustine Abbot, NJ Thomp-
son, Annette LeBoeuf, E. LeBoeuf,
Irene Mcmahon, Lillian Hum, Lillian
Burrows, Dorothy Acker, Anna Belle
Besson, Lucille Abbot, Eileen Brown,
Edith Humphrey, Carmel Oswald,
Sarah Holicosky, c. Adams, Martha
Adams. Alma Shields, Edwina Shields,
Anna Foster and Mary Louise Foster.
Messrs. ]. T. Owens. E. r. Daniel, r.
Brown, ]. Cieutat, R.. McCloskey. A.
Leblanc, s. Shields, E. Shields, and
l.. Adams. Misses L. Niklaus, N.
Crumhorn, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Daniel,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ehrhardt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Shields. Mrs. NJ. Abbott, Mrs. ].
Adams. Mrs. A. Shields, and Mr. NJ.
j. Foster.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-06
sPRIsa oRGANDY DANCE.

he local Knights Of Columbus will
hid Ii annual Spring Dance on Sat
udg svening. April 18th, 1922, at its
0suncl Home, and It Is expected that
hs sfAir viii be one of the finest
soci events ever held in this dis
tiet . distinct feature being that the
dnn viii be known as an "Organdy"
usns and no doubt a great number of
" Ady guests present will be so at
md There win also be a very large
dantihg platform provided on the
AVA and two Of the best Jazz Bands
ua can Be procured will furnish the
nue' Grand Knight Peter E. Muntz,
: eraxn upon the membership for
= sest known and experienced mem.
= bf this committee. Mr.. VIM. Um-
a md Abbie Ryan being joint
al.'nen With the able assistance of
sAa'sv Bevans, Owen Lindquist,
salsl =. Knowles. Jno. A. Barrett,
= nasold Olivier, Alex Brodtman,
. = Lyneker, M e Bonner and Wal
: Ryan. This committee will be
- ~ Aessrs. H. Ormond and ].
"e'sn Invitations will be issued
s'laa. Invitation will be issued
- committee on request Of any
- q the Council. A brilliant af-
) : assersd and a large attendance
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-06
Holmes Store Rounds
Out 80 Years. Service

Sunday was the eightieth ami
versary of the founding of D. H.
Holmes Company's Store.
1t was in 1912 that Mr.. Holmes
moved to Charities street, then near
the center of New Orleans gay So
cial life.
Four years afterwards he took the
daring step of moving to Canal
street, occupying the present store
site little more than the space now
taken up by the present stores show
windows.
During the years which followed D.
H. Holmes gradually purchased
neighboring real estate, and finally
the entire space from Canal street to
Iberville Street.
The city directory of 1888 records
d. H. Holmes in business in Mag
aZine street.
In the first Holmes store, there
was floor space of 100 square feet.
Today 225,OOO square feet are COW
cred by the various departments Of
the big establishment.
Some of the more recent steps in
the development of the store have
been: 1911, Dauphine street entrance
built; 1913, Canal street front re-
built and enlarged; 1916, rotunda
filled in, adding $4,000 square feet
of floor Iberville street built. The
latter building houses the delivery
system Ice cream plant, bakery.
laundry, cold storage plant and heat
ing apparatus, space; 1919, five
story warehouse in and made room
for the new restaurant which now
is thriving department.
Up to 1885 the store was one-man
Organization. Mr.. Holmes in that
year associated with his as partners
Samuel Goeghegan and Samuel Wal
Ter, the latter in charge Of the New
York buying office. Upon the death
OF Mr.. Holmes in 1898 Mr.. Geoghe-
gan took charge. When in 1902, he
went to Ireland, the management
passed to Daniel II. Holmes, Jr., ana
DR.. c. H. Thomas, son-in-law Of the
founder.
d. H. Holmes Company, Limited
formed in 1905, with d. H. Holmes,
Jr., as president. Mr.. Geoghegan
was recalled from Ireland as vice.
president and manager The other
directors were John Cannon,
treasurer; Bernard McCloskey, Rob-
ert w. Wilmot, William P. Brown
Hugh McCloskey, Gustaf r. West.
feldt, Emanuel Steinhardt Oscar L
Putnam and Frank B. Hayne.,
On Mr.. Geoghegan's death in 1906
he was replaced by w. ]. Gilbert a.
manager, and Mr.. Gilbert, who dice
in 1911, by Fred w. Evans. Mr.
Evans is manager and president.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-06
ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.

On Thursday. March 23rd, 1922,
Miss Camille Prados. daughter of Nr.
and Mrs. A. c. Prados, celebrated her
eleventh anniversary at the home of
her parents, 900 Verret street. The
home was prettily decorated with
bunting, flags, palms, moss and small
electric lights which were strung
across the dining room. A beautiful
birthday cake and American beauty
roses decorated the table. Mr.Erwin
Salathe showed several reels of NOV
ing pictures which amused the guests.
Several games were enjoyed and dane
ing was induigd in. An abundance
of refreshments were served. Miss
Camille was remembered ry her guests
and received many beautiful and cost
ly presents: Those present were as
follows: Shirley Bond, Aline Lee
Blanc, Ethel Leathem, Muriel AL
brecht. Ruby Webert, Dorothy Webert,
Velma Webert, Edna Purcell, Rosa
RandO, Elonore Rooney, Alice Hibben,
Elvera Sutherland, Leonore Smith,
Imelda Ernst, Alice Hubert, Abbie
Smith, Audry Gerard. Elizabeth Gait.
Muriel Schafer, Fay Addington, Anna
Hantel, Grace Rihner, May Prados,
Louise Maggie, Laurel Maggie. lilly
Crawford, Dorothy Barichivich, Der.
nice Clasen, Mary Gustaino, Francis
Gustiano, Bernice Lands, William Ga
sen, France Walters, Percy Jones, Clin-
ton Aubert, Irwin Dallam, Charles
Hughes, John Ahysen, Carmen Ca
fiero, Pascal Maggie, Junior Schlorff,
John, Harold, Elsward and Albert
O'Brien, Audry Lands, Edward Hib-
ben, Calvin Addington. Lloyd Salathe,
Irwin Salathe, Cornelius Kerstens,
Olivier and Melvin Borne, August and
Joseph Bloom.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-06
IlIoNEl STUDIES
IIADucT PROBLEM
Pacific and
alser Trolley People
m Conference.

..,,.ru Pacific Railway ohiclaiS
..su,atives of the South Ne"
90 " I,eAt and Traction Com
Ods'l, =, be invited to a conference
pn sSort to solve the problem
''' airing and maintaining 'he
q .,,eet viaduct over the South
S'"' .,s, tracks according to Com
sI.appsr nalonsy. ,.nr.ron. CON.
.eoording to Commissioner
and II must be repaired or
yn down. - nou. ORLEANS
,. NV petitioned the Commission
c CONN asking relief from the heavy
l'a,.s Il maintaining the viaduce
''is- .,arimately $4,000 would be re-
s '',.'s 70 repair it. The company
49, 100 that it maintain Its tracks
4. hr,dse. pay an annual rental
= !, ,sseo for use Of the yiaduct and
y :, sss ,or release from the burden
~ ''s,' clause Of its franchise.
v.mSers Of the Commission Coun'
!, discussing the situation ex'
|" - the opinion that substitution
=, Grade crossing, for the viaduet
-, hinder operations in the South
pacific yards, and authorized
ssmm,sioner Maloney to meet with
.se,.l, Of both companies.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-06
elyHoLIC BAN ON NIGHT
WEDDING GIVEN RETRIEVE

|, A formal letter, sent to all the
.,.,ey Of the archdiocese Of New Or
Inns BY Archbishop Shaw on Sat
udsy, the much discussed matter of
rsuing Weddings in Catholic
Aurchss is given new angle when
temporary dispensation for these
ceremonies, put under the ban by
N new synodal rules, Is abandoned.
he archbishop notifies the pas
tors that Is he has learned that in
I number Of cases arrangements have
len made for the old-time formal
shsrnoon weddings by persons. not
eQuainted with the provisions Of
tls new synodal rules. he has de-
eidsd 70 extend the time during
Which thA-nld. custom Is permissible
% April 80, although the new rule
b 70 be promulgated after Easter
Sunday.