The herald., 1922-02-09

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The Grand Commandery, knights
Templar, will hold a meeting today
in the Scottish Rite Cathedral to dis
cuss plans for the triennial conciave
Of the order in New Orleans in April.
Grand officers of the Louisiana
Masons are holding a three days
meeting to complete plans for the
erection of Louisiana Masonic
widows and orphans home and the
new twenty-five story Masonic Tenn
ple in New Orleans.
Farmers of Louisiana, Mississippi
and Alabama will receive S2,OOO,0OO
in loans from the Federal Land Bank
of New Orleans during February.
Baron Admiral Kato, head of the
Japanese navy and leader Of the Jap;
anese delegation to the Washington
conference on limitation Of arma.
ments, will arrive in New Orleans
next Monday.
The new state law regulating the
organization of local boards of health
will not apply to the city board until
1925, it was ruled.
Convinced that the business de-
preston was at an end" said Mr.. X.
p. Hyams, sis what prompted us to
organize the 100000 Consolidated
Fuel Company" This concern will
operate the dock boards new coal
tipple to coal ships.
Pelican Lodge No. S55 Of the In
ternational Association of Machin-
lists Helpers sent a protest to the
Commission Council opposing the
Sunday market closing ordinance.
Mrs. Henry Lane Emo, formerly
Miss Edith Marie Labouisse of New
Orleans, died at Princeton, N. j., Sat
urday night, according to word re
ceived here Monday. She was 4;
years old.
While New Orleans citizens are
still scratching their heads to solv'
knotty problem, Algerines can al
ways be counted upon to come for
ward with the answer. This tim
Miss Thelma Monroe carries of tn
honors by submitting the slogan
Help us to help New Orleans,
which was picked by the Young Men
Business Club as the best from Sc,
eral hundred that were submitted
She received check for $40.
Establishment of mail delivery
Gretna will be asked in petitio
signed by Gretna citizens to be eli
culated after pavements are laid
To avoid unfortunate and regre
table conditions such as the dead
lock of the Public Service Commi
sion caused by the death Of John I
Michel and the suspension of SCI
sions Of the Juvenile Court, brough
about through the death of Judg
Andrew H. Wilson in December ha
caused Attorney w. o. Hart to az
vocate the adoption of a legislativ
act empowering the Governor to a
public office vacancies, except men
bers of Congress and the Legislator,
pending elections.
DIR. E. j. Deburgue. assistar
coroner, says faulty plumbing is r,
sponsible for the large number {
accidents and deaths during the las
six months.
Children under years will be el
tertained at a Country Fair" an
children between and Is will hay
Barn Dance" on Feb. Is, in III
studio Of Mrs. Lillian Lewis, 2S4
Camp street, for the benefit of Il
Child Welfare Association.
Action to prohibit shooting ga
cries from being equipped with {
lame Jets to be snuffed out by b,
- lets probably was taken Tuesday |
Fire Chief Evans and State Fl
Marshal Lecoq as the result Of a
Monday evening in the shooting &,
lery of Harry O'Brien, 1904 Can
street
The demand for sites for hor
building was the feature Monday
the opening of the weeks real ests
market.