THE HERALD. good job by not reading Herald want PAGES lve and moaedMl weely a p.".-~-MA&wFAeIRERS RECORD. SDeeeYh the Ugbeunf * the ws OMf of the Rtver. "A very No. 47 ALGIERS, WUISIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922. OLD REVABLE FIFTEETH WARD iANKS OFFElR CITY $300,tl The. Flowers That Bloom in the Spring, Tsra-La ! TO PURCHASE FERRY PROPERTY GOES AGAINST BEHRMAN p-omised Introduction Of Ordinance Good Old Days Of Leading The Sheep Havenave••w• Passedr Away "Aliers People Still Waiting I- the ferries for The primary election on Friday last Mr. Bowen received a signal vote in 1necessarynecees to purchase •iy~l--l ar betin made of the city. significant to the point that it AAlgiers. It showed that the Union SDjaidwin, which the bebenefit was At the last session of the Commis- old a story of changed political condi- nman and laboring man is no longer Sup at the Walnut Att Algiers delegation, ions. A change from results usually tiedti to a political boss or any clique Com- sionion Council the )btained by sheep driven voters to re- o Sthe Bio their attorney for the 11b of men. They are voting indepen- Behr- throngthrough, ults obtained by the independent peo- d .•Yte Martin terry committee. Mr. McOuirk was :I" dently and more votes of this cha- at Jackson ferry pie who are not controlled by any po- r to prepare an ordinance racter will finally result in a cleaner is running instrwinstructed litical party or group of men. a benchy which would embody the wishes of and better city and state administra- Distrlict terry in- which Martin Behrman lost his ward for It(tion. the Algiers people; namely, the crea- the first time in many years. His can- -place of the Behr- thetion Aof a ferry commission to oper- In summing the results of Friday's tion 0 didate. Mr. Seeley receiving only 852 primaryp one of our daily papers had S y paussuers are ate under Instructions of the coun- votes out of a total of 1740. This was anl nhicle atf- ate %" public util- he following to say: cil, the commissioner of a great surprise to the "Dyed in the WARD. street. With il, ta selected from BEHRMAN LOST OWN i Cana) Ities and five members, Mr.' Behrman lost his Pickles laid Alier was properly Wool" Regulars, some of whom al- The fact that Algiers. The ordinance ways vote The regular ticket "just be- cown ward was perhaps most signifi- re- prep presented to Commis- iitet point and prepared and cause". cant( of all. He was unable to secure Josie seoer action. 'o smatl terry sioner Maloney for further Mr. Williams' victory was not justt sa majority in the Fifteenth for Mr. uast d Seelye and had to be content with a depend main- Sincesince that time. however, a delega- a party victory, it was a victory won a bare plurality. The vote was: Seelye, wry A M. Haliday." tionLion ofo Algerines called on Commis. by independent voters both women a 8.2; Bowen, 646; Williams, 222; clipping stonersioner Maloney regarding the ord- and men who think for themselves Sa newspper by Com- d Shearer 14; Kinsella, 5 and Mabryl. which re- ianceSinance, and they were told and do not depend on some ward Sear dailies, .missionermii Maloney that he would not t h The combined vote against Seelye was sIart ferry service. I'~ S~~ healer handing them a ballot which introduce the ordinance unless hdhad fifteen days, introd tells them "How to Vote." | 888,888. to his 852. t or r the assrance of where money was beat has been oper- 51 -- TAT4 R4ERVICE COMR- -JUVENILE JUDGE- g~st ene boat upon comla,ncoming from to buy the ferry prop- - erty. The Algiers ferry committee, te waUge and auto. erty. and,d however,howe was prepared' for just such SCHOOL BELLS RmING t pnew Orleans METHODIST CHURH PersonalPerss Mention SCM isemergency, sand they offered to Mr...... 'FITEENTH 14 N Its 1 K3 K 1N N i emerg in the presence of two NO.5 SCHOOL. A Slysterthe Thirdlugger Dia- a. NalolMaloney McDONOGH at for which to News O SpMeP~. Some1 beakers,a $300,000.00 " DEDICATED And General On Friday, March 17,. McDonogh | n * 1 * n a 1 1ss * Mr. ar*aIn s * L, times itit purchasearcl the ferry property. No. 5 School had a penny party. yr n1O r o en-s. Maloneylo then said that he would MONU- SHORTSBSHORT FETMB OONaNING Cake, candy, lenmonade and other i M N I N 1 gaseoine SNEW DIFICE ANDS AS th . pa the ,take the matter up at once, sad t REV. C. C. WIER. t sold for Just a sad the oyster take a WENT TO WEST SID POPIL good things were Y. FIF ENT ...... ol 1 64 125 1 42 8 48 I12 *Ms, would present the ordinance within had a very gooder 2 22 S S 11 4 16 142 2 the rivr. and with wal penny and every one a 44 1 57 1 i U * S IAARGE CONGREGATION d NT.MissFa 5 is 0 1.5 3 " 1 36 114 6 repairs can a the nexta few days. BSi weeks have Miss Faye Aycock is the guest of time. Sntr last conference, and A Grades past since this relatives at St. James, La. ,The,The Second A and Third the ordinance has not yet been pre- furnishfurnished the delightful program m1" S "* 2 1 1 10 22 * Mrs. W. P. Salathe, Jr, spent San- i testomer rJod that seated.the We again ask the question Last Sunday was a great day with which follows: 1t 46 2 41 1 6 5 47 61 2 idayday at Ba'Bay St. LouM 12 46 * a s2 11 5 " e 1 b enti the ovati sof theth Algiers people. "What are ouron Methodism. The Algiers Church 1. Welcome-Abble Smith. er r ompany y wew, going to do about it?" on dedicated d Miss MarthaMa McNeely spent the 2.2 St. Patrick's Day-Berniee Ce 1...... 7s6 s m 14 23 8s4 " 177 1 the Maloney on Opelousas Avenue was malnstou o * this At the conference with Mr. ceremonies. week-end ati Abita Springs with her Barton,Barton and Louis Aubert. was offered by withwi appropriate ti. only o when the $300,0OO.00 Miss Roberts arents.aparentls.. 3.. Song-Verna Lucas, Katherine CIUNY BISHOP C (pea Promptly at 4:30 a- Mrs. R. J. Allen was a visitor to Quarts tnDAIRYMAN I CONGRATULATES • -os a0m oe tha the twot beakers, there were present Mrs. R. Margaret Duffy. Lillian D1 IBISHOP Jr., Vice-. HafkesbringHi began the organ volun- seBay 8t. Louls, Sunday. Willis,Quartano, I Messrs. Adolph 8pitsfaden. l St. Lc Yvonne Kunts. Bernice Bar- r- PACES THIRD TRIAL. THE HERALD. ofPresident and Cashier of the Algiers ta and Bishop McMurry and the Bay awhile ton,Willis. it :ia:mistrats of Pr4 Stary m Miss Edith Ory is spending Its Mae Allingham. &Trust and 8svings ank; Jos. W. ministersml entered the auditorium Miss Edi ton,4. es W. J. Cuny, of McDonoghville. Methodist r. ihhere with her sister. 4. The Three Workers-Charles Methodist Episcopal Church, South, sLennox, director of the Interstate fi Pastor's study; Mispah here with 1 on a William F71 which Trust t from the )n Miss Ruth Rihner and May Man- North, Edward Ridge, George Hoff-!- wiwill face trial a third time William Fletcher McMurry, D. D., LL. a Aee, ehTrust and Savings Bank; Julius Ci entered from the parlor on Miss Ru s Choir returned home after man. chargecb of violating the milk adul- D., Bishop.Bislh Al- theth opposite side. The speelal musiclic sterman hhave ordinance. Dr. John Cal- yarw BodesarDodeager. Vice-President of the 1. e;visiting friends at Buras, La. 5. Birds-James Hibben, n*teteration March 13, 1922. istId hr the past 4rglers Trust sad Savings Bank. Frank wa and appropriate:; isiting tr 5. The i o eats their gers k was well rendered lan, superintendent of public health, Dr. C. V. IKraft, a orC. Davis and Aug. Schabel, directorss theth congregational songs were The friendsfrio of Mr. apd Mrs. F. L. MargueriteMargi Graham. Ia our eeimnslser C. DI 6. Recitation-Reid Lynch. ThursdayTI ordered an affidavit filed 500 Verret Street, adof the Algiers Trust and Savings familiarfa and were sung heartily. O'Neal (nee(n4 Carrie Kestler) gym- they ofered of tl s O'Neal their 7.7" The Old Woman Who Lived in atagainst Cupy, alleging that two Station A., wben de•Bnk. * The dedicatory service was according pathise wiiwith them in the loss of lietests of milk sold by him showed New Orlea funds Bak -to our rltual. The Old Testament lee- baby rl a Shoe-CeliaS. Anderson, Lillie to New Orleans, La. snlffldht to -baby girl, a Dear Burmaster, Cather-"- 11 and 9 per cent added whter re- My Dr. Kraft: Durkes, Emelda onspectively. MyI haveDear I ou was read by the Rev. J. G. Sal- Mrs. A. E. Hotard has returned Ineek Ni Thomas Fears, Clifton IALIIUWDALLm VTE&NN from a North, I have received a copy of the Al- ling, Presiding Elder of the DMstrict; from a visit to Florlds. Steib, Maggio, Charles North. Two charges already have been liers Hera A lesson was read frm a i Steib, Pascal giers Herald which contains a very alaGLAR3V. AR. tththe New Testament t,Mr. and Mrs. C. Morvant of 8.g. Bobby's Lesson-Leslie Sons, Rev. W. D. Kleiaschmldt, Mr. and guests of Mrs. Patric te. made against Cuny, Dr. Callan said. interesting article on New Orleans ss In the arrest Sunday of Charles apby Pastor the of Louisiana Avenue Church. :h.Thibodaux E. have been PatrickHollie Kennair, Octave Lacoste, ,In Febru*y, 1921, he was fined $20 Methodism S Phases in .A. Hotard. Methodism and I desire to express The Bishop Hollice Alford, Catherine Nicklaus. adulteration of milk, to you ma for this very real Mabb. 48 years old, in the alleged actet ', preachedand read a thevery beautiful appro- A Mrs.. HotJamesJ Donnelly announces The for alleged to you my thanks r1priate sermon htl The Second Grade read a story a cent water being service wl rendered the a Chinese aundry p I 7adding of 1S per service which you have ea breakting lath a*ritua eio pr*erss ea easietl Iao thetho enss5gW*I. t oa her daughter from new supplementary ed- el ate to fromre, tctheir k.eharged. Church. . at S! Patters 1t. the-peone esinr an impressive Manner. The whole i*Amelia to Mr. Emile Berkle. First A Orade this week. they have In jail tha> per eor, to the 1922, two samples I doubt not you have the grati- believe Circle of the They so well that they werew In February, who is wanted Ini service was Impressive sand was wit-It- The HeHelping Hand Theyp read tude, ofot aall the Methodist people in leneed baurgslar ar-Trinity yv. Lutheran Church will given "E" to take to their room.m. oof milk showed S and 9 per cent tude, by a host of friends of ar- Trlnity E0 given an et- added water, respectively, it is New OrlesOrleans and in the surrounding other eltles. anessed Dwmeet next Wednesday at the par- The FirstP A Grade then wrote a let- a A kit burglar tools was re- 'ionso creeds, who had come to show meet next has not yet country wwhere your paper circulates, on sage. ter ofo appreciation to the Secondad echarged. This case f in Mabb's possessionl. appreelatkon of the eompletion sonage. and I wantwai you to know that I ap- b' Sported *.their in tromf Grade and asked them to come again.a.y been tried. Ce-t stMtssofpthe trelrre He was arrested oe information fur- r anda dedlesication of the new Churech Rev. R. M. Brown came a Mr. Cuny declares that the preciatepredate thisti great courtesy. the dedication The Knladergarten children had athecharge against him is unjust. He With al lshked by aiward Krogh, 531 Pat- ! tested the faith and taxed edMerryville to attend wishes, I am, t-that has delightfuldeligh time coloring sand in the saidc two tests were made by the ln- With all good terseona reet, who notified the po- -the resources of the congregation so service of01 the new Methodist Church. ill u services to-day. To-morrow: they will ad.spector.e One given to him showed Yours sincerely, man was cutting a shatter off Ic Mr. P. A yard lies a long. Mr. P. A. McCloskey returned home play sand store aid sell their sand. eI W. F. McMURRY. the Chinese laundry. Mabb stil was no water had been added, while Soms Items of Iu48est o Deda tIm last week from Nashville, Ten., In the Standard Tests given in the the41tha( second analysed by the board of at work on the shutter when the po *D. where he spent a few days. Fifth A during the past week, the tl chemists indicated that the I nlies arrived, it was reported. bbBishop MMurry ba•tised the tol- Mr. Fr thehealth LINEN SHOW3R. diseotetaom ane- olMr. Frank McCloskey left Sunday highesthighe score were attained by the h ,aiOr ai r sene SPhotographs will be made of Mabb quantity of water was from 9 to 11 infor MobilMobile,t after spending a tfew followingfollo children: q I Last Thursday afternoon a linen to various cities. Mabb is ]lowing children:of Mr. andEliot Mrs. Richard, R .E. Or-in- dat wi -h percent. He states he has observed Last TI Ssandseat afant son Reading-ShirleyRef Bond. P and that shower/w admitted that he was f da sJ with his parents. tadthe law in his milk sales shower was tendered Miss Lucille 'w said to have ArtArithmetic-Aline LeBlanc and tl Sarrested ina Springfield, Mass, on a rell, Jr.; sponsors, Mr. A. E. aIng- Mr.r. J. A. Itchards left Sunday the charges are likely to cause him Gates at her home in Esplanade ford and Miss Marjorie Blakeman: ight forJ. ElverElvera Sutherland. los. Avenue. charge of treepeasg. for Houston, Tex. theconsiderable Avenue. Elsie Verona, infant daughter ofof nightThe ftomany friends of Edwin A. TheThy children who attained the tad He Is at loss to understand the dif- As the 1 en- mi As the bride-elect entered the room Mrs and Mrs. Adolph Seward; Spon- tissRichardsThe will regret to lear that thighesthih scores In arithmetic andIlleferent indings, he sdid. a large r ale MLIS W-IMPARK. ba a large red heart filed with gifts Mafund,- theacre sors. Mrs. James Chisholm and Miss aotheRichards is comened to his bed. readingAdi In the 6th B are, Camille f ~nhs; aetnosfeiroera mtise as t*-are1 aCn -n- infant he is con be,was preselpresented to her by little Charles es Pinkie Howard; John Lewis, for Salt Lake AdeltAubert, Henry Dubret, Vera Doebel, all chairmen Lh;Mrs. IdIda Upton left McDONOOMHVILL Peres and Pershing Webster. The se cbeAll committees and ason of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Smith; Adeline McOarr. 8 house wa advert asare ared to attend a meeting to- adCity last week. She had been stop Thi end EPWORTM LEAGUE house was beautifully decorated in Carolyn, infant daughter bf Mr. and City last Mrs. H. C. Meyers of 221 O1The de highest seores in the Second the~ feeping with SOCIAL red. DuringDno the evening refresh- igtht (thrsday) at 7 o'eleek at forMrs. . L. Richardson; Annie Mae, pig with 1Gradebert, were attained by Lillian Au- A- AP'RL WFOOL red. SCourt ese. Final arr ts for RoytY Pelican AAvenue. Emily - .ly.. mentsmeats werewei served in abundance. the Master Festival will 6eemplet- itlnfant daughter of Mr and Mrs. bert, Emelda Burmaster, Dancing was indulged in and OMiss Imelda Cunningham of 733 Pear Sock Social, which we were e Danclni A. Moore, Sponsors, Mr. . . Moore Miss I- 8Fears, Thomas Fears, Antolnette stteThe by be ed. It s very Important tt every Wahl, t Mr. and I vocal soselections were rendered and Mrs. O'NoIL ' * Jeanette Place entertained a number ortasrOrtlano, Clifton ateib, James to have at the home of member attend. of of her trends in honor of her birth. JennaeJsaniL Louise Babia, Vivian Baras.. 424 Elisa Street, Miss, AmaAmelia Donnelly accompanied Dr. W. G. Cram, Superintendent of dTheof he colortr scheme was cated out Laura Mrs. Alvin Oswald, aby Miss Rita Nunes and Thelma Mase ]Peeial and The colo LearaLt Maio, Clayton Corse. rank 8t. Patrick's night, and which was by Miss children *our work In Korea, was reent Each guest wad Trapi ankon are The ester fstival for the inIoan pink aand white. Trapani.3 tto the death of ourr Duffy. Igave as some valuable Informaton presented postponedRev. d J. D. Harper, will take Those i will take place nt Monday, April rmmonerning the results of the - g TheThi children who were perfect in SinPastor, eThose present were Misses Bertha ' presentedind• with a "favor". Dapins 1 Diamond,t Thelma Dffy, Rita Nunes, IFe3rd at the laygrounds Musicbead. will tternaryn,e in the far East. was SpellSpelling8t for the week in 5 B radp a*place on this Saturday evening at Diamond, medbe fuarished by the K. of C. was indulged inMiss and Imeldadainty wasrefresh- the are: Ikements served are: Lena Macaluso Adeline MeOarf, o'clock at the above address. Amelia DDonnelly, Rose Guarino, An- W. Holmes of Lake meats e• e *eight adeiet are Refrleaents will be sold, also fancy e-Charles. icyThe . Rev. former W. reading Eider of the recipient gifts andd DorethaDorel Weidman, Camille Aaberf. do not forget to bringg nette CalCalmalles. Lesh and Margaret sc areeare thi recpient of many beasuitl l n Please e Fornusea, Edna Robichaux, Julia *artles and Mester eggs. Al1 ski- '' asthe guests departed they 'voted Bruno, Clara Brias, Hestry if you cannot be Fornusec, to the Pa- a the I Lenad your- sock, also n isa es-r Stodren ar nvited to attend. Distriet, seat a telegram Dibret,Diabr Gustave Wahl, Alvin Matu-at.-present, please send your Sock bySVerre Verret, t, LLoretta Oracles, Marie Dee- ttor expressing his pleasre ourour her aa most charming hostess. lee. Demaineo from a lich,lich,Vita Caine, Audrey Lands. some one. ael, KatiKatherine tenger, Bertha sand s- Doasties hveo rreceve mvictory. The manyas riends of Mr. and Mrs. s.e StMarie Medianolle, Roberts Grath, mMr. It.'W. Wier, Henatem, Tea iensGee.Geo. J. DaHerderI (its Gelpert) of SHaroldH Parks. The money, which we will collect Marie M M•s. 5.P. Vegin, Uthel Rsa-- *elGrand Rapids, Mich., will be plnamed 3$ A g~ae--dnadj Duas, Car- this party will be put in thee Edna NMcMillan, Henrietta Kline, brother also ent a tele- Grand R ricla-at 8oelalfund of our League and will 11AgnesAges IMcCloskey, Anna Gardner, be oer oldswill Lyah, Mrs. Vi Charktemlar, le'the Pastor's pece Degas, Emerson Diket, Patrick Land rlghts ot Oolumb•s. I to learslearn that they have taken up nce finance future socials throughout Nellie R gram of aod wishes. to residence in Algiers, r. Ken Taft Kline, Joseph unseri,searl at Nellie RelIs, Irene Irwin, Pauline 1sh-their Kennair, reathe summer. Bruno, I Dr. Pltagerald S. Parker of Nash- theiritisThe reseuchre and lotto party which Phil Walter Yeadon, FPrn- Bruno, Mr. and Mrs. Gates. May 8 a oTMK*AWA, Thoe o hPhilip 8nserl, iopresent were received from friends har - o vlla, Tean.; the Rev. 3. V. Duplantis. eu-was to have taken plce Tuesday elscs Calderon,C Naini Cangeml, Rose A good time is promised all who presents the Rev. . WH- was to I Club was Cun Leads,ads,attend. whowo werewer- unable to attend. ow!HlamsTIe Platte;to the Child itading Asod- sl-aightnight at the Alhambra WCangsmi, Adele Flak, Berniee Marorle Seymour, Rubyidhr ery What i rat Whyd ssyen atiesI1day and Miss Reobe Vaast of postpone until to-night (Thursday). I)ris McGarr, of Me-Thepostponed atbir is to be give under the SWebest,Web Claire Willis, Thelma Ban- The at est.Is Mandevill aelseat apprecatve omes- ausies -alr sne wil etm *e tenSshe eo tra admisslm, Masaes of the Catholie Daughtet mo Kept' Busy Gathering Eggs had.thee ofauspiess Amerl 1. 2 A and 2 B Grades--Helen Bor- Do Imet there wi be a lagh each sad andMr. and Mrs. Wea. . Harvey east Mtof America, Court of Mary No. 91. 2 served. The kdelodelon, Vtvian Baurs, Adeline Kusts, earnatlnm. RRefresrhRefreshments will be M ttsee a niae hontuet of eralsae eamtmtet willn e i charge. Peter Breehtei MYrrll Diket, Deor even' a Isrefleal sam Maggelo, amest On Daoe Aderasee dss . a Mrs . , k ahnsat FiPve Hun-ohySothy -D lgle, Laura s reach ar-as l sr, The Twsda eeaingbone of Mrs. ribsuhan danS 3,-Av. ee-dred Cl b et at the SHarris Fmak Trapant The Churlh wa lesutifli 5d0e- dred Cli little doll house was pre- i-staed by the 1des of the Churh.d reb.Ed.d. Curren.Cnrr A heat seated to the Kindergarten by the Mr M eIaeos gave the mlatmers (Comttaue+ on Paw t.) it5th A Giade. tItre Ilshep ea•h a white butea- Miss Fergusoe and Mr. Oakes of engue •sreems ams tteesset aeblrme ml Educe- nier. the Department of Phyaeal reer dep, sliess Mieiath 1 tss Oat*llt, *asspsheliss MAN TMl I il W-ue K B tuidto i eae to school dun the week and ssue sntfIof Wese the y ftPasr evees•UW wikth aei Ueatiulf- to measure the children heiht eortifcates which will emnab byi crnk shat nsaes th beeamtdo ot white ses s an ere- - SStruektr Sthem to eater the Track Meet to bISbeheld tinMaSy. lsa ao oppud5atnE 0 his P rt sa eele att Uthe Jahacuh shiPru Ore' be. News5me, 44 years old, 4te Newtos te awrk of tlh Chaun. This waS sF- wa lkated ay agtlt. helrs the srviss. but the oewrs atmt y be b mhagyed na WI somisbms as w awee L ISw*..Neweme wa what workis en the Stand D wsrs meesale . Dalng the past few weeks o- Lhase usma atO swIeis and mus. meshe emdralof our teachers were e. the Yr. Jt. AL. IretI, ** alew oe tb* on r *sek. mist, fu we are slad to state Carsle, wlsme' teo te mek3 1bywthe shaft on the shee t: " st'ashed nd ho died tsSthat. t all have trined. i s woe Mim Lehman, Reod Cros Sukp" Al vbor of lies, uand im l•am vridsed u iq• iary ed em ein on se.enas. . as theK th-et aI1 papes shd siktke diem who werse WI ee- arms of tohese aila.r.. , .oonweSIW reemsly rei-eted. pu • .ot.,n o.ir. nso- li Janne Uset and r.iowl- 'I 0.L I KIton ansl-- ss, w w .asas- ] a___ mrpisspam i s - epi_y en meoasured r af er a Nea asmausi- atOf *h a j. Isu-.isif LIL+ e*1I1LI