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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

Columbus, Ohio, D Iunie. -
Astazi s'a mai adaugat inca TO.
tografie la cele 100 ce acopar pc
retele camerei de execute din
penitenciarul statului Ohio. Foto-
grafiile sunt ale oamenilor uciSi
pc scaunul electric ca drept Pc
deapsa pentru crimele lor.
AceaSta din urma este . lui
Steve Mayesky din Youngstown,
condamnat la moarte pentru uci.
derea fetei Stella Korn din acelas
oras.
Mayesky u fost ucis pc scaunul
electric Joi noaptea spre Vineri
dupa orele IL. Inainte de muri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
sECRETUL CONFERINTEI
DE LA HAGA.

Haga, % Iunie. Consiliul
conferintei internationale de la
Haga, temandu-se ca nu cumva
,livulgarea secrete}Or discutate
acolo sa alba acelas dcsastros
eject ce Ia avut asllpra conferin
tel de La GenOua. a cerut atat de-
!egatilor bolsevici, cat 81 celorlalti
delegati, sa pastreze complecta
tacere despre chestiile desbatute
u hotarite la sesiuni.
Sc zice Cd delegatii rusiei II an
vote sd primeasca pe nimeni in
apartamentele lor de la hotel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

Phoenix din Dublin.
Banuiala ca asasinatul este de
caracter polite a fost intarita de
raportul detectivilor din Scotland
Yard, carl au anuntat gasirea unei
Scrisori in buzunarul lui Connolly
din care Sc dovedeSte ca acesta IA
ce parte din armata republican,
a Irlandei.
Generalul Owen Duffy, seful de
Stat Major al armatei irlandeze, a
declarat categoric ca armata lui
II are nici un amestec in aceasta
crima.
Asasinii au incercat sd fuga, in.
sa au fost prinSi dc polr}ie 81 dc
cetatenii earl Sc luasera pc urma
lor pc jos 81 in automobile.
In timpul cand fugeau eli au tras
in urma mai multe focuri de re-
volver, impuscand un sofer 81 I'm
politist din ceata celor eel urma-
reau. In ccle din urma au fost
prinsi 81 desarmati. Politia a avnt
sa lupte greu Gu multimea, care
voia sal linSeze. Ell au fost dusi
la sectie politieneasca din apro-
pierre 81 mai tarziu inaintati la
Scotland Yard.
Tn martor ocular, a dat politiei
urmatoarele detalii:
Asasinli au stat in asteptare in
fata easel maresalului, scotland re-
volverele dupa ce dansul s'a dat
jos din automobil 81 descarcandu-le -le
asupra-i imediat ce a pus piciorul
pc treptele scarii. Gu curajul 81
prezenta de spirit adevaratul Ii
mllltar, mareSalul a secs saba IN
data ce a vazut ca este atacat 81
era gat as'o implante in pieptul
unuia, cand gloantele slobozite din
revolverul celuilalt l'au culcat Ia
pamant.
Criminalii s'au pus pc fuga, ur-
matt de mai multi cetateni infu-
riati, carl fusesera martori oculari
al tragediei. Imediat s'a adunat
o ceata de trecatori 81 impreuna Gu
p0litia 'au pus in urmarirea flu
garilor. In apropiere de stradl
Ebury unul fost incoltit. Vain
du-se prins, el indreptat revolve.
rul catre unul dintre politisti. Lo.
vitura ce ia dat-o alt politist peste
mana la facut sal scape revolve-
rul. I'm infuriat grup de femei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

el a marturisit in scris ca era vi
noyat de crima pentru care fusese
condamnat.
Singura-i nemultumire era ca
Ell trebuia sd moara, pc cand
Charles Markovitz, aflat vinovat
ie complicitate in aceias GRIND, a
scapat GU un termcn de puscarie
pc vista. Ultimile lui cuvinte au
cost urmatoarele:
''Markovitz e tot atat dc vino
vat ca 81 mine. Gu toatc acestea
i-s'a fngaduit jndecarea procesu-
lui din nou 81 judecatori l'au Ia
'at sa scape nulnai GU un termen
! de puscarie.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
Correspondents din Detroit, Mich.

Mica grupare Gu inceput turf
modesto Cllbul Roman-Amcrican
- al femeilor Romano din locali.
tate, STA implin.t mai zilele tre-
cute. cateva luni de rodnica acti.
vitate.
Gu acest prilej ayut loc la
locuinta d-nei Presedinte |. GA
bor, Q mica sarbatorire de ramas
bun, uneia dintre doamnele de
la InstitutM lnt ernational, Miss
lAnne Sprague, Bireetoarea fnsti-
ltutului.
Dsa pleaca intr 'un concediu de
un an 81 TN ,voiaj prin Japonia,
China, India, Egypt, Palestina Gu
lOcurile sfinte Jerusalim, Grecia
Romania, Russia etc.
In cursul accstei calatorii D-sa
va avca ocazia sd studieze La ori.
gina diferitele nationalitati care
furnizeaza un mare numar de
viitori cetateni al Statelor Unite.
Membrele Clubului i-au oferit
un mic snvenir 81 i-au exprimat
calduroase multumiri pentru pre-
tIosul concurs pc care d-sa i Ia
dat, la care d-soara Sprague,
prlntr scrisoare adresata Clu-
bului multumeSte SINGER membre.
lor 81 lie ureaza success in munca
neobosita.
D-soala Sprague. impreuna
Gu d-s0aa l.. Rankin. loctiitoarea
pc tlnpul absentee. a luat
parte activa,, in straduintele pe
Icare membrele Olubului lie depun
la ridicarea nivelului femeilor
Romano de aci prin educatie 81
manifestare in viata sociala.
Q scoala de seara pentru preda-
rea limbii engleze, condusa de
dina Fraper institutoare de
rara affiliate de la Directiu-
nea Invatamantului Orasului De-
troit a luat fiinta aproape in
acelaS timp cu organizarea Gu
bului.
I Cursul predat de ? ori pe
saptamana de VA 7 -. m. la 9 %. m.
IN localul Societatii Desteapta-te
Romano Ilora Unirii, al carei
conducatori S au oferit Gu draya
lnima sa incura. .jeze aceasta mis-
care 81 carora membrele Clubului
lie aduc pc aceasta Gale cele ma
sincere multumiri
Scriitorul acestor rinduri a vi,
zltat in nenumaratc rinduri a.
ceasta scoala, unde Romancele
noastre depun o munca sincera
serioasa, care le aduce foloase
personale practice 81 lie face
cinstc.
. dovada despre aceasta s
faptnl ca pc cand celelalte scoals
Gle seara s'au inchis pentru va
canta de >vara, aceasta scoala ii
nrma recomandatiilor facute Is
'Directiunea Invatamantului local
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

nard din Chicago, a declarat ca
81 scapat numai asa G a rostit de-
VIA unui ordin fraternal 81 din
intamplare trei din cei carl Tau
atacat an facut parte din ordin 81
Pau scapat. FL spus ca q VENT
la mine GU "a ore in urma atacuiul,
caci Use spuse de agentul de am
ploiarei ca lucrul este in NINA care
anploiaza numai mineri organiza1l,
deci a fost indus in eroare.' 81 a
mai gasit alti nincri lucrand carr
eral in credinta Cd lucreaza ca MI
neri organizati.
Bernard declara ca 81 vazut ca
oamenii carl syau prcdat in credin'
ia Cd ii Sc va saliva viata, au fost
dusi afara 81 impuscati de mlnerll
organizati carl pareau q Fl sub in
fluinta beuturei 81 nu-si dadeau
seama de ceea &c fac.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
ANUL xvII.-No. 147.
In asasinat polite in Anglia
ASASINII STUNT IRLANDEZI .

LONDRA % Iune-Maresalu de camp Sir Henry H. Will
unul dntre Gel ustri mtar al Anglei in ulti
mu mp al razboulu usese seul statuu major, fos
snat All dupa amiaz in fata locinei sale de dol ndvz
carS dau nuIele de James O'Brien James Connolly.
As,sin arcoale mpreurul multi de ora,
asteptandu della desveea unu monument rdi
muncitoror della cae cazu in luptee
azboului mondial.
Maresalu Wilson, dupa s'a coborit din automob, in
eput ducea ntrarea ocute sale Nu suise
ect ceva tepte ca cei dol asasn nceput traga
evolveree asupra danslu Tei dntle gloante Pau nmer
nfignduse unu in piep unul in pupa pcoruui celalat
in geasna manei.
Sir Henry Wilson murit inantc de fl dus in Cand
sofia 81 ceat al casei auzd mpuscatue esit aara
gst pc maresal zcand lac de sangc avand alaur
de ell saba pc upa cat vede rsese din teaca
$ apere de asasni.
Publicu facut medat legatura intre crma aceasta
cderea altor dol oter engezi in anul 1882 Acesa sun
ordu Frederick Cavendish mnistrul Iandei 81 Thomas H.
Burke aghotantu diniu Ell asasna in parcu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % Iunie.
-Senatorul William j. Sneed,
presedintele Minerilor Organizati
din districtul Herrin, facut re-
spOnsabil de aceste sangeroase lup-
te pc w. j. Lester, presedintele fir
mel Southern Illinois Coal Co.
Lester violat intelegerea facuta
cu presedintele de stat al mineri!or
Frank Harrington, prin aceea ca
tras focuri asupra minerilor orga-
nizati carl all fost angajati. Firmei
lisa dat permisiune din partea u
tniunei ca sd angajeze mineri orga-
nizati 81 sd lucreze Gu Ell ca 81 cum
n ar Fl fost greva, insa numai sub
conditia ca carbunii nu vor Fl ex-
pediati. Cand 1nsa firma a ayut
COTS, 1000 tone de carbuni, con-
cediat pc minerii organizati 81 a
angajat mineri carl au fost exclusi
din Uniune Gu carl b incercat i'll
carcarea carbunelui, sub paza qua.
dlor angajati. Eu am investi.sa1
situatia dimpreuna Gu colonelll
Hunter 81 am constatat Cd guarz,i
au intimidat populatia. =
Senatorul q mai declarat ca q
gasit un arsenal intreg in oficlul
minelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
Cine este responsible
pentru acest macel?

CINCINNATI, % Iulie.-Phl.
lip Murray, ce-presedintele Mine
rilor Organizati din America, co
mcntand intamplarile din Herrin
Ill.,, a declarat: "Cat priveste me
SAUL presedintelui Lewis, accst;
n "a putut avea nici influinta a
supra inccputului ostilitatilor, Or
ganizatia noastra nu poate lua nle
0 responsibilities. Trebuic s'as
tsptam rapoarte mai exacte pana
ce ne putem face idee despr
ceeace Sc intampla Ia Herrin.
Presedintele Gompers, al Fede
ratiei Muncei din America, de
clarat Cd munca organizata nj
poate Sd Sc solidarizeze Gu acest'
fapte, carl n'au fost puse Ia Gale d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

autoritatile muncitoresti. Ell a ma
spus "ca la mijloc este altceva dt
tot. /"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
Presidents Co-0pera-
tive Club To Aid AIgiers
Step For Morality

A resolution enclosing the stand
taken by the Morality League of AL
giers against indecent dancing was
adopted at a meeting of the Presi.
dents Cooperative Club in the school
board office Monday afternoon.
Cherry picking" needle thread
ing" tack hammering" and lemon
rolling" the specific forms of jazz
dancing objected to by the league,
escaped condemnation. as members
said they had not seen these dances
and were not in a position to judge
them.
Mrs. W. d. Clayton. who intro
duced the resolution, and Mrs. Joseph
f. Friend said the movement by the
league is the kind which it always
has been the policy of the club to
back
Amy organization which is for the
welfare of our boys and girls is well
come to me-" said Mrs. II. Soyster,
president.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
Romance Of War
Ends In Wedding
Of School Teacher

A romance that started when the
man was a Y. M. G.. A. worker at
Algiers during the war and the girl
a school teacher in Morgan City
was brought to light Saturday with
the announcement of the marriage
of Rev. Decard Ritter and Miss
frankie Wood.
The couple are now speeding on
their way to Ludlow Asbury, N. j.,
where they will make their home.
The Rev. Ritter is pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Lud-
low Asbury.
The pastor met the school teacher
near the end of the war when she
came to Algiers on a visit. The ro-
nance grew and they were mar
ried at the Second Methodist Church,
Rev. J. A. Afford, officiating.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
RECORD is BROKEN
IN LEvEE BUILDING.

All records for levee building were
broken by several days Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week when the
double protection work was thrown
up at the site of the threatened
Stanton plantation break, Charles j.
Bonner, secretary of the Orleans
levee board, said.
Within three hours after the first
sloughing of the levee $50 men were
at work; more than $4,000 sand bags,
twelve dump wagons, twelve trucks
of lumber, twenty-four scrapers and
seventy-five wheelbarrows were on
the scene.
The $50 men engaged Tuesday aft
ernoon were increased by $50 Wed
nesday morning, thirty additional
dump care were on hand, sixty more
scrapers were in use and seventy
five more wheelbarrows were brought
up and completed the double section
in forty-eight hours after the first
notice had been received.
President Frank c. Hymel Of the
Orleans levee board was in charge
of the work, assisted by other leve+
board members and officials.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
Mems Chorus Choir
To Give Minstrel

Everything is about in readiness
for the big event to be featured by
the Mems Chorus Choir of the Al
giers Methodist Church on Friday
evening of next week, in the base
ment of the church on Opelousas
avenue, when an evening of FUN and
merriment will give pleasure to the
hundreds who will gather there.
Those who have witnessed some
of the rehearsal say that there is
lots of fun in store and there will
be a crowd to show appreciation of a
splendid entertainment. The program
opens with a monologue, followed
by musical features, a comedy sketch
and then a good minstrel participated
in by the members of the Mems Chorus
Choir, some fifteen in number.
There will not be any charge for
admission. During evening the plates
will be passed for voluntary offering,
and refreshments will be sold. 1t Is
the desire of those having the enter
tainment in hand that wide publicity
be given to the fun-making program,
and an invitation is extended to the
public. The date Friday evening,
June 16, P. M.
Money realized from the entertain.
ment will be used in discharging the
debt on the beautiful new Moller
Pipe Organ recently installed in the
Church.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
POPULAR AlGlERS
POLICEMAN OPPOSED TO
INDECENT DANCE.

Officer Walter Faulck, who is con-
nected with the Eighth Precinct po-
lice station and a reputable citizen
of Algiers says it is time for the peo-
pie of Algiers to rise in protest
against the indecent, immodest
dances that are being staged nightly
in our town. These vicious dances.
he says, are destroying the morals
of the children in teen" ages. Now
gentlemen readers: This policeman
who knows exactly what is happen
ing calls upon you, in the name of
the boys and girls to come forward
and help fight this new evil that
was sent straight from He'll to Sc
duce the youth of our Nation"
MORALITY LEAGUE
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
INDECENT DANCING A CRIME.

Many people are of the opinion
that the Morality League is aiming
to knock out dancing all together.
To this end, We wish to say that this
league is not opposed to decent.
clean forms of dancing but only
opposed to those filthy, undermining
forms or classes, termed Cherry
Picking" Rolling Lemons" Thread
ing the Needle "Hammering the
Tack" and other indecent forms that
may arise in the future. One can
imagine how vulgar these dances are,
as their names alone are frightful.
Death is soon near for these mod
ern, evils and once more, our boys
and girls will be able to attend dances
that are wholesome and pure.
Indecent dancing is a crime against
God. disgrace to morality, an insult
to humanity, and blow to civiliza-
ton.
Morality League,
JANSEN JONES,
- Secretary,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
A BLOW TO INDECENT DANCING.

Be it resolved that We the mem
bers of the Exclusive Club an or
ganized social body do hereby rise
in protest against the indecent, i'm
modest. vicious present dances.
We find that these dances have
an undermining influence on the
young generation, and IL not stopped
will cause the ruination of many
boys and girls, who on tomorrow
will be the men and women of our
great America.
Be it further resolved that we be-
lieve the training of men and women,
even the wisest, cannot fail to be
powerfully influenced by the moral
surroundings of their early years.
We come into the world helpless, and
absolutely dependent upon those about
us for nurture and culture. But how
can our youth, the boys and girls
receive the proper moral training
with this present indecency about
them? Mothers and Fathers. it is
time that you act.
Therefore, be ii further resolved
that in the name of righteousness,
decency, morality, cleanliness, and
in the name of those brave Americans
who spilled their blood in defence
of civilization, we call upon every
ward to help stamp this evil out.
MARTHA PONTI.
Secretary
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
STARTS CAMPAIGN
ON TUBERCULOSIS.

A campaign to combat tuberculosis
in New Orleans was launched Tues
day night by the New Orleans Anti
tuberculosis League with the opening
of the first of a series of night clinics
at the Lane Cotton Mills.
The clinics are being held to edu-
cate the public on the symptoms of
tuberculosis that the disease may be
checked in it's early stages. Persons
found to- be infected with the disease
will be advised to go to Camp Hy-
geit, which is maintained by the
league.
Clinics Will be held at the Child's
Welfare Station at the local court
house on June 20 and July 6.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
Ferry Franchise
To Be Submitted
BUT MAY NEVER BE SOLE
Million Dollars Must Be Spent to
Meet Stipulations

Virtually all suggestions offered by
Algiers residents are embodied in the
ordinance covering the sale of the
franchise for the Canal and Par
racks street ferries which was
submitted to the Commission Coun-
ell Tuesday, Commissioner Maloney
announced.
This is In keeping with my prom
Use to the Algiers committee" Com
missioner Maloney said. Despite
this, however, l understand the AL
gerians will continue their efforts
to obtain state or municipal operation
of ferries"
According to Commissioner Malo-
ney, thefranchise submitted Tues.
day provides for the combined oper-
alton of a ferry from Barracks street
to Olivier street in Algiers, and the
Canal street ferry. The franchise
provides for continuous operations of
one boat from Barracks street.
A minimum price for the franchise
has been set at 100000 for fifteen
years, all bidders to deposit a GER
titled check for $4,000. Two-thirds
of the successful bid must be paid
at the time of acceptance, and the
balance in yearly installments during
the term of the franchise.
"a feature of the franchise is that
the city will spend the money re-
ceived in the sale of the franchise in
erecting ferry stations and landing
equipment" Mr.. Maloney pointed out
ut had been the custom to turn the
money into the general funds Of the
city"
The franchise specifies that two
new ferries be constructed by the
successful bidder, the ferries to be Of
steel, not less than $50 feet Ions
and so feet wide. The lower decl
is to be used entirely for vehicle traf
fic, while foot passengers are to bt
accommodated on the upper deck
which must have a capacity OF no
less than 500 persons.
One of the new ferries must be pu
into service within one year afte
the signing of the contract while
the second must be installed in thu
second year. Both are to be uset
at the Canal street crossing.
The successful bidder must pull
chase the present equipment, beini
permitted to continue its use until
new equipment is ready. After tn
first year, however, the old boat
: must be altered and one put int
: service at the Barracks street cross
, ing while the others will be held II
reserve.
: Fares will be at the rate of tw
, tickets for five cents for foot pas
, sengers, while a new scale Of price
|, will be worked out for vehicle trai
i fic.
1t was pointed out that after the frs
: reading of the ordinance Tuesday
, the franchise will hang over fourtee
, DAYS after which amendments ma
be offered.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
FIRE MENAcES STEAMER.

The towing steamer Bastobel, owned
by the United States shipping board
and moored at the Hendee street
docks, was threantened with destruc-
ton shortly before noon yesterday
when fire broke out in the engine
room. Before the blaze gained much
Roadway, Captain A. Longini and the
crew of the vessel, extinguished 1t
with the equipment on the boat. Dam
age to the Bastobel, police say, will
not exceed 5000.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
Personal Mention
And General News
SHORT ITEMS CONCERNING
WEST SIDE PEOPLE.

Mrs. l.. Tufts is spending a while
in Raceland with Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Nelson.
Mrs. J. Summers and daughter
Orrie We're visitors to Bay St. Louis
last week.
The Once a month Euchre Club
met at the home of Mrs. r. Staples
The successful players were:
Miss Clairia Richards, Mrs. F. Yura.
itch and Mrs. Curren (playing for
Miss Lena KrOgh). Consolation was
received by Mrs. Doase. The next
meeting will he at the home of Mrs.
F. Yuratich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drumm have
returned from an extended tour of
the East. They were accompanied
home by their son Streuby, who was
graduated from the U. S. Naval AGA.
deny at Annapolis this month.
Mrs. w. w. Hicks and little son
Wesley have returned from a few
weeks stay in Bay st. Louis.
Miss Lois Walter spent a few days
in Morgan City last week.
Hon. F. Hennine was a visitor to
| Bay st. Louis last week.
DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fay entertained
the members of the Methodist church
last week.
Mrs. A. E. Hotard and little grand.
children, Floris and Buddy, expect to
leave Saturday for Heartsease Park
for the summer.
Mrs. L. De Laup and children. of
McComb, are spending a while here.
Mrs. Lewis of Alexandria IS visit
/ ing her sister, Mrs. A. C.. King.
Mrs. Albert Langford has returned
{ from Houma, La, where she visited
her sister.
Mr.. ]. Templeton. who has been
stationed at the local naval station
! for the past few months, left Sunday
for his home in Texas.
Mr.. T. j. Entwisle is in Chicago
on a business trip.
Miss Isabelle O'Connor will attend
the convention of the National Edu
cation Association in Boston, July
2-S.
Mrs. T. ]. Entwistle and little daugh
ter Helen are spending awhile a
Glyn, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Lancaster O
Pelican Avenue, entertained Mis-!
Mary Carew OF New York and Mrs
c. o. Morgan and children at dinner
on Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Fol;
Mitchell are glad to have her bacl
after having been gone for five weeks
during which time she visited Tor
. onto Canada, Montreal. Quebec
| Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago an,
, other interesting points.
Mrs. c. Delbass has returned from
Toronto, Canada, where she attende,
4 the Ladies Auxiliary to the B. of r
t T. Convention, she also visited Mon
treal, Quebec, Niagara Falls, Chicago
e Detroit and other points of interest
The June card game of Catholi
: Daughters of America, which wi
consist of Five Hundred Euchre an
Lotto will be given at the Presbytery
Thursday, June s. Games start a
!. eight o'clock sharp. Twenty handsom
prizes and an entrance prize will b
g given. Delicious refreshments wi
e be served free. Everybody is invite
Y to come and have a good time.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Twelve members Of the Woodmens
Circle who died since June 1. 1921 were
eulogized Sunday night by General
A. B. Booth, of the United Confeder-
ate Veterans, at the annual memorial
services of the circle at the Woodmen
of the World Hall.
The ceremonies we're attended by
members representing twenty-five
groves Of the circle in New Orleans
and were presided over by Mrs. Anne
liza Smith.
The members OF the local Circle
Orange Grove No. 8, who died were
John A. Barrett, Mrs. X. Hibben,
and Dr. H. Brisbane.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08

Robt. F. Askew is a New Orleans
product born and reared here. Mr..
Askew is connected with the Marks
Isaac3 Co., as Buyer and represents
this company in the buying of linens,
being an expert in his line. Mr..
Askew is an enthusiastic Homestead
man, being Vice-President of the
Dixie, Greatest Homestead South
and one of the original organizers.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-06-08
LOCAL GRADUATES.

Our town has several graduates
from the local high schools this ses-
sion. Chas Burgis will be graduated
from the Boys High, Miss Macrina
Muntz from the Sophie Wright High
School, and Misses Concordia Arnold,
Shirley and Bertha Barras, Andreas
Gallagher, and Alicia Gravois from
Esplanade Avenue High School, and
Miss Irene Faecher from the two year
commercial class at Esplanade.