The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 2

ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1923 PAGE TWO not been successful. A number of men have been constantly dragging the river and plans were being made Saturday to dynamite, so it was reported, in order to make the body rise. Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Clark, of Lee street sustained a broken right fore 100,000 at Galveston Bathing Revue See 36 Beauties of South GALVESTON. May 18. Like exotic tropical flowers, thlrty-slx beauties of the south and southwest passed in a narrow path between 100,000 persons along the boulevard here Sunday. The occasion was the second day of the seventh annual Courtesy was riding pear Hattlesburg, today, conducted a barber shop and clothes pressing establishment here.

Wiley Broun, who also was In the car but who escaped injury, was a brother-in-law of the man killed. Erion was arrested by federal prohibition officers last week when It was alleged 80 quarts of liquor were found in a garage in the rear of his mother's dwelling. Erion and his mother were placed under 8500 bond each after a hearing before a United States commlsaloner. Mrs. Erion said today that the garags was rented to another person and she did not know the whiskey was stored there.

arm and a cut on the forehead Saturday about 1 o'clock when he fell tclrpboncd to hould AH Items for thU Deprtment from a China tree in the yard of his WHITNEY From 9 to 13 A. II. MAS. GEORGE MORTON Number 141 aunt, Mrs. Lymberis in H1U street.

Rapides CampNo. 17, W. O. will hold a regular meeting at SOCIAL CALENDAR bathing girl revue, with entries be the usual hour this evening. Capt ing Judged In bathing suits, textures TUESDAY TbmiUv Auction -with Mrs.

Leo Turretrano at 8 p. m. of Which ranged from utilitarian black wool to spangles and web. Frank Myers would be pleased 'to have every member of his degree team present on as he has SHEPHERD GOES ON TRIAL AT CHICAGO Shouts of admiration greeted something "of interest" to put up to Miss Lucille King, of Galveston, The unfailing; courtesy of our personnel hu established a pleasant and friendly relation between this bank and its customers, Rapides Bank Truft Ca 4 Inter! Paid" on Tim Certificates of Osaa Alexandria Lonlal, who as "Miss Courtesy" of the Clark (CONTTNtrED F10M FAOE 05B) W. Thompson Company, was clad in a yellow satin bathing suit.

Mmi. W. T. Murray and W. D.

Wadley will entertain at lunch-on for Mmea. Jamei Wade Bolton and W. D. Haas at Hotel Bentley m. WEDNESDAY Wednesday Auction Club will mert with Mra.

Joe M. Goldberg at 2:30 p. m. Matinee Luncheon Club In pen noting at Hotel Bentley at 1 p. jn.

Co-hoftfses: Mmes. Bruton Dawkins, Thll Carroll. V. V. Lamkln, J.

A. Blackman. George Luckett and Frank Carroll and Mlf Mary Bolton. THURSDAY Weddlnr of Miss Helolse Gray and Ed Leroy Morgan at th-Gray Eleanor Wilkins' of Dallas them. Town Talk la In receipt of a large blue-print map of the field surrounding the Finn-Ball oil well operations through the courtesy of Joe Levy of the office of the Grant Petroleum Company, 211 Guaranty Bank building.

In another column will be'found suit was also accorded a continu ous ovation as she moved slowly down the line of critical the -advertisement of Harrlngton- Murmurs of appreciation were ieme, IMS Barrister, at 5 p. m. Thursday Brldjre-Limcheon Club at Hotel Bentley at 1 o'clock. Co- Petrus Plumbing "Company, -announcing to their friends and the general public that they are now elicited by Miss Jessie Rogers of Monroe, Miss La Rue Kemp, of Galveston, Miss Avonia Ombarger, of Shreveport, Miss Lou, Ella Porter, of Natchitoches, Miss Odessa Houston, of Dallas, and Miss Sue located in the Louls-Petrus building, lioeteases: Mmes. J.

R. Bell and Jack Wallace. Newcomb Club will entertain at a lawn party for Girl Seniors of Bolton High School at Ft. James RQuare at 8 p. m.

FRIDAY Auction Club with Mrs. Camden Staples at 3 o'clock. SATURDAY Saturday Bridsre Club with Mra. B. M.

Williams at 2:30 m. 918 Lee street, where they will continue to carry on their business as usual. Dr. B. L.

Price, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this Slarkey, of Tulsa, Okla. -S- RUM RUNNER IS city, has received a communication KILLED IN MISS. from John Gallant a graduate of BUY Confederate Memorial Coins Bolton High School of four years ago, who will receive a B. A. degree (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) leans, sponsor for the Louisiana division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, to be held In connection with the U.

C. V. rsunlon in Dallna, May 19-22. will leave tonight for Mr. and Mrs.

George Randolph have mvoed from 1218 Second street to the duplex house at 709 Elliott street. Miss Marie Keene left last night for Dallas, Texas, where she will be the guest of her aunts, Mrs. W. B. Cossraan and Mrs.

J. M. Stegall. Mrs. Moore Wells who underwent an operation at the Baptist Hospital Is reported to be getting along very nicely today.

Col. Jonas Rosenthal will go to Dallas, Texas, tonight to attend the United Confederate Veterans' reunion to be held this week. Mr. L. C.

Morel and children of Beaumont, Texas, are expected to arrive soon for a visit to relatives here. Miss Dorothy Mandot of Bolton high school, expects to go to New Orleans next month and attend the Neweomb summer school. Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Devereux, of Austin, Texas and Mlnden, spent yesterday here with their daughter, Mrs. J. L. David, and Mr.

David. Mr. L. E. French left last weekend for New Orleans whence he will go to Chicago and probably New York before returning home.

Mr. and Mr A. D. Alderson returned to their home In Baton Rouge this morning after a week-end visit In Alexandria as guests of Hotel Bentley. Mr.

J. E. Young is representing Rapides Lodge No. 858, B. R.

at the big convention being held in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. i'oung Is being accompanied by Mrs. Young. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Dellmon, Miss Julia Brown and George Patterson, were week-end visitors to Shreveport, whither they motored on Saturday. Mra George Freeman, nee Bessie Luckett, and children of Tueaon, are expected this week to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Marye and Mrs.

M. Mandot. Mrs. L. J.

Hakenyos is back home from New Orleans where she had a fortnight's visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. R. Wingate, and Mr. Win-gate.

Mra. A. E. Anderson has returned from New Orleans, where she attended the State convention of the Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees. Mr.

K. B. Ehrhardt left yesterday for St. Louie, where he will spend a week on business. Mrs.

Ehrhardt and young son, Bobby, accompanied him for a longer visit With relatives. Mr. R. H. Simons, wife and two children went to Boyce to attend the concert given there by the semi-chorus of L.

S. of which their daughter Miss Ruby, is a member and also the business manager. Rev. T. W.

Gayer, pastor of the First Baptist churoh of Plnevflle, returned Saturday night from the Southern Baptist Convention in Memphis and filled his pulpit at all services Sunday. Miss Elizabeth C. Baker, who has In June from the Davidson College of Davidson, N. C. Mr.

Gallant writes Inch of Erlon's heart, under the left shoulder Wade, and the other severing one of his fingers, is not known. that he has accepted a position Jo Nelson McCHntock of their Intention to contest the will. December 24, 1924. Body of William Nelson McCllntock taken from his grave at the request of Chief Justice Harry Qlson of Chicago's municipal court, a friend of the McCllntock family. Autopsy ordered.

March 3, 1925. Judge Olson accused Shepherd of feeding typhoid germs to William McCllntock, thereby causing his death. Charge made before coroner's Jury at inquest into McClintock's death. March 12, 1925. "Dr." Charles C.

Faiman, head of the questionable "National University of Sciences," made statement to assistant state's attorneys, declaring Shepherd stole typhoid germs from laboratory of his school on south side of Chicago. March 13, 1925. Shepherd taken into custody and questloned by State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe. March 18, .1925.

Faiman made a confesaion, declaring he and Shepherd conspired to kill McCllntock to get the McCllntock fortune. March 17, 1925. Shepherd and Faiman indicted by Cook county grand Jury on charges of killing young McCllntock by feeding him typhoid germs. March 25, 1925. Shepherd's plea for freedom on bonds refused by Chief Justice Hopkins of the Criminal Court.

Shepherd's attorneys appealed to higher court. April 9, 1925. Coroner's Chemist William D. McNally announced finding of mercury in body of Mrs. Emma Nelson McCllntock, mother of William Nelson McCllntock, which had been exhumed at Judge Olson's request April 10, 1925.

Illinois Supreme Court refused Shepherd's plea for liberty umler bonds. Minted by trie United States Government is TnY ute to the Valour of the Southern Soldier. The four officers implicated in the Certificates entitling" the Holder to these Rare Sow nir Coins on the date of Distribution, July 3 loa 1W shooting are still at liberty. It is expected that a coroner's Jury will be summoned during the afternoon, and upon its verdict depends whether any now avauduic iu uic Demand for these Memorial Coins is enormous li, arrests will be made. While McGflvray says he fired the ited quantities have been allotted to each city in ft, South.

Only holders of Coin Certificates, therefore -i i. -c u. i first shot after Broun is said to have opened the pitched battle, it is not known whether his bullet found the mark, or whether Erion was ausuiuiciv suic vi UMiaiuiug 111c vuins on their St- lease date. Premiums on the Coins go toward the completion oi the great Confederate Memorial being carved it Stow Erion was killed by one of the other officers. Mrs.

Erion telephoned the local undertaker now holding her hus Mountain, ua. BUY Coin Certificates NOW1 For Your Children' Childrral teach physics and chemistry In the high school of Charlotte, N. C. The fire department was called to a house at 1835 Lee street at 11:50 o'clock today, to extinguish a firs which ignited the roof and was caused by aparks from a flue. The damage amounted to $50.

The blaze was put out with chemicals. The building was owned by S. Shapiro and was occupied by Leo Flyn and family. Circles Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock: No.

1, with Mrs. David Finch at 2104 Hill street; No. 2, with Mrs. John Shev-nin at 1032 Ninth street; No. 3, with Mmes.

Edwin Harding and J. H. McCain at the latter's home, 2080 White street; No. 4, with Mrs. A.

M. Ringgold at 604 Sixteenth street. W. H. Flowers, of this city, has Just returned from a trip through neighboring parishes.

He Just arrived today In Alexandria from Vernon parish, where he eays there is plenty of rain at present, as well as In Allen parish, where he was Saturday. Mr. Flowers stated that he has never in his life seen better crops at this time of the year than he saw between Oakdale and band's body that she was financially unable to pay for having the body returned to Memphis. It is likely that the body will be buried at public expense. Alexandria Bank Trust Co, was a charming and delightful compliment to her sister, Miss Hartwell Bordelon of Bunkie.

The rooms given over to this hospitality were beautifully adorned with silver and crystal bowls of dollcately hued sweet peas, while willow baskets filled with pink roses added their charm. In the dining room the board laid for tea guests was most attractive, having a silver bowl filled with the favored blossoms while on each end silver candlesticks, tulle tied and surmounted by pink tapers, found placing. The pink and blue color scheme was effectively repeated throughout the luncheon. Little Miss Katheryn Brown and her small cousin, Marion Agate of Lafayette, welcomed each guest with an old fashioned bridal bouquet of pink and blue blossoms, in which were found small cards with this inscription "Announcing the engagement of Miss Hartwell Bordelon to Mr. James Leslie Duddlng." At auction and five hundred, favors for top score were drawn by Mmes.

I. D. Polk, Stuart Cecil, Otto Reesznar and Miss Kate Earnest, these, were lovely vases in pink and blue tones. The honoree wa remembered with dainty lingerie. Others enjoying this lovely affair were: Mmes.

Elmo Roy, Earl Kolb, Geo. McKemie, J. H. Smith, Ed Hardy, A. M.

Ogden, Hull Brewer, B. Applebaum, H. P. Joffrlon, A. I.

Brown, Bailie Overton, A. G. Zeag-ler and Misses Kathleen Bailey, Lolette Snoddy, Edna Lyles and Francis McKenzie. 4 Saturday Bridge Clnb The Saturday Bridge Club had a The confiscated automobile has an cpiti mmu Surplu We Want to Serre You estimated sales value of upwards of Intar(lRff Announcement Mra. Duncan Bule, announces the of her daughter.

Mlas Jones, to Mr. Roswell Kaoton King, son of Mr. and Mra. Clifford A. King, the wedding to take place early In July, at St.

Andrew's Episcopal church. In Carrollton avenue. The announcement will claim much interest, as both Miss Jones, and Mr. King, have a wide circle of friends Jn New Orleans. Tlmea-Ptcayune.

Mrs. Bule and Miss Jones have frequently visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bule in this city and have friends here who will be interested in the.announcement. 4 4 PwJTnptlal Affair MlsHeloiae Gray, who will be a May bride, was the honoree at a lovely social affair at her home in Barrister street, last Friday night whea about twenty of her girl friends assembled to surprise her with gifts for her hope chest.

Jdiaeea Daisy Laborde and Phlll STormand, and Mra. Olyn Dobba were oo-hostessea for the occasion and thajhouse was beautifully decorated with j)ink roses and sweet peas. JHro guessing games: "Contents of ray hope cheat," and "household SjavaRtlsements" provided entertain- tnent. They were followed by a grand march which terminated In encircling the dining table where the bride-elect was instructed to ring "the flower wedding bell by pulling a satin rope, which displayed the dainty gifts heaped beneath it. The rhymes and Jingles accompanying the gifts were original and clever 'and afforded much merrl- mant refreshments, emphasizing tine pink and white color scheme, were served.

Mine, Helolse Gray and Ed Leroy Morgan will be married May 21, at the home of) Mlas Gray's parents, 'Mr. aad Mrs.jR. M. Gray, 1028 Bar-riater street. Miss Kathryn Bower, of who has been visiting $2,600, it is eald, but money from that sale cannot go toward the man's funeral expenses.

Reports received by the sheriff's April 16, 1925. Shepherd arraign ed on charge of murder before Chief Justice Hopkins of Criminal Court. April 29, 1925. Coroner's Jury resumed Inquest Into death of Wil liam McCllntock. May 6, 1925.

Coroner's Jury for A Gift of Jewelry mally ordered Shepherd and his wife, office today stated that the Erion-Broun car was but one of twelve high-powered, expensive automobiles which left the coast yesterday, believed to have carried liquor, the others having succeeded In running the dry blockade. Conducted Barber Shop MEMPHIS, May 18. (By A. Southwick Erion, who was shot and killed when county officers fired on the automobile which he Julia, held jo grand Jury on charge stirnAsseg all other rifts for the Bride and Cnil or murder. May 7, 1925.

Mrs. Shepherd ap Secretary Edgar Jordan writes uate. And the excellent variety of our stocK will enable you to make selections at the pries peared in court, and gave bonds for to the Rotarians this week stating that the best part of tomorrow's you wish lo pay. May 18, 1925. William D.

Shep luncheon at Hotel Bentley will be herd goes to trial on murder charge. taken up by the Fellowship commit A few uffcstioni for the busy shopptri tee, and every Rotarlan Is expected TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY been attending Kldd-Key College In to be present. He adds that there is Sherman the past session, having no other news this week except that Morris is cutting the price of Voltz completed her course and being ex FOB SALE Tour choice of thirty good building lota on easy terms; located in Racetrack addition, West Alexandria. Diamond Mounted Jewelry Strand of Pearl Gruen Wrist Watch Gorham Silrerware in Cheat or Individual Pieces -Chime Clock Biratone Rinf -Cuff Links Scerf Pin Manicure and ToiUt Sill Chain and Kni's Cigarette Cam WANTED Our friends to know that we are now operating our new sanitary mechanically refrif grated soda (uuntain. Campbell'i Prug Store, Lee and Bolton.

6-18 2td tl and Ernest Jilek's boy Is thriving nicely on his cup of "summum Tuttle A Tattle, Inc. Telephone 104. 6-18-30-23-28 WANTED Client wishes to borrow 13, delightful time last week-end as the guests of Miss Lander Jackson at Mrs. John Callaghan's home in Bolton avenue. A lavender and gold motif was effectively developed in a floral way by means of sweet peas bonum." The Shreveport Times an W- aolici and will fullv annreriate vour valued uitr FOB RENT Furnished light rooms.

Apply 1514 Third. 5-15-3td tl BOO to invest In established business nounces that Dr. Leroy H. Scott, of age. Our assortments, prices and service will surely pltwtj Tuttle Tuttle.

Inc. Telephone 104 6-16-18-20 22-tl New Orleans, specializing In obste you. "Let us be your Gift Counsellors" tries, has opened an office In Shreve and nasturtiums and showed In the delectable refreshments served as an aftermath of auction. WANTED Position. Young man from New Orleans would like to locate here.

Will consider anything Alexandria Town Talk, No. 67. 518-8td FOB RENT Furnished three room apartment, with private entrance and sleeping porch. Apply 1040 Bolton. 6-18-atd port and that he will be assisted by his wife in office Work and nursing.

Mrs. Scott Is a graduate nurse of Touro Infirmary, New Orleans, and GOLDBERG'S JEWELRY STORE: Score prize, a Japanese vase on empt in final examinations, returned to her home In this city Sunday. Mrs. E. L.

Calllouet left Sunday morning for Cottonport, to attend the wedding of Miss Odessa Calllouet and Mr. Herman Hershey, which takes place in that place Wednesday. Mrs. Boyce Nunnally and Miss Ethleen Milburn left on Friday night for a week-end visit In New Orleans, the former going thence to Gadsden, for a stay with Mrs. Alfred Allison while the latter returned home last night.

Mr. and Mrs." Lynwood Bond left this morning by motor for Shreveport where they will spend Mr. Bond's vacation and be present at the State golf tournament which teakwood stand was won by Miss WANTED 8 ft. oak, pine and gum ties, delivered to 8. P.

tracks in Alexandria. For information apply to L. B. Hlum, Cheneyville, La. 13-tfd tlftw The Home ot Keiiaointy Established 1890 also of the Charity Hospital.

Dr, WANTED We handle rental property for local and out-of-town elients Tuttle A Tuttle, Inc. General Insurance and Mary Gibson and the consolation, a hand-Illumined memorandum pad by Miss Mabel Barron. Scott is a graduate of L. S. U.

and 1014 Third Street Alexandria, I Real Estate. Telephone 104. 5-18-18-20-3J tl Tulane University. He was former The other guests were: Misses Bertha, Lucille and Camille Adrlon, WANTED Position as retail talesman; FOR BENT Furnished, to couple without children, five-room bungalow on Barrister street. References required.

Phone 1272 Mrs. George T. Neal, Jr. 6-18-8tdtl do not mind work. Write to P.

O. Box 299, Glenmora. 818-8td Misses Helolse and Lois Gray during the past week, was the out-of-town guestiattendlng the shower Attractive Complimentary Party Mrs. L. W.iPeart and Mrs.

Peter Sthnack were responsible for a beautiful party 'on Saturday of last weeky the honorees named being Mrs. LaneVlrigsby of Phreveport, Mrs. 'Peart's visitor, and Mra. J. C.

Bakenof Shreveport th house-guest of hor slster-tn-law, Mrs. E. E. Franti. The verandah and lounge of the Golf and Country Club were most charmingly with every aort of spring flower.

In window spaces and on refectory tables were low bowls of sweet pease, nasturtiums and snap dragons and on mantel shelf and other vantage points were Earl Hope, Catherine Craighead, Mary Frances Battle. Alice Whitfield, Edith Davis, Mary Records, Mnvy Lee Cambre, and Mmes. B. M. FOE KENT At once, three furnished rooms; also garage.

Reasonahle- 1417 FOB BENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping 521 Jackson street. 6-15 fltd tl takes place there Thursday, Friday Second street. Phone 2223. 5 18 ltd and Saturday. Williams.

Frances Brian, Lillian Harder and H. H. Gibson. FOE KENT Newly furnished 1926 Miss Katie Deal of Chicago is the ly from Cheneyville. this parish, and for two years was secretary and treasurer fthe Red River Oil Company of Alexandria, before studying medicine.

All Boy Scouts In the City of Alexandria and surrounding parishes of Avoyelles, Grant, LaSallo, Rapides and Winn are working hard in preparation for the big scout Jamboree and rally of the Attakapas Council that will be held on Saturday, June 13 at City Park. There are twenty events on the program and the meeting Is scheduled to take place at 2 P. m. sharp. In view of the fact model apartments 824 Fourth street.

515 Btd-tl Social. A flairs for Gradnat The members of the graduating guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Twllley, of Pinevllle. Miss Deal Is a native of Colfax, but for a number of years she has been making her home in Chicago, where she has became an class of the School of Nursing of FOR SALE Splendid home on Park avenue, convenient to Union Depot. S. R. Cummins, phone 814.

FOE EENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; close in. Apply 716 Scott street. 51s-3td An Automobile Accident artist and cartoonist of note. Miss FOE EENT Garage 817 Ninth street. 5-ls-std i baskets of sweet peas and tall vases the Baptist Hospital were regaled with many social affairs during the past week.

On Tuesday evening, the class and their men friends were entertained at a picnic party at Hot Wells by the hospital, on Thursday 5-18-ltd Deal's many friends here are delighted to have her visit them again. of Radiance rosea flanked by an ar- rangement of California popples. WANTED To rent a runahont or touring car for several days. Not a Ford. Phone 1142 or 1217.

5-16-ltd Mrs. M. Rohblns of this city, will FOB BENT Five-room house. BSO St. Ann street.

Apply D'Angelo Brothers. Phone 615. 5 18 tfd leave on Tuesday for Shreveport, The games' end found Mrs. Bloch and Miss Hawthorne with top and In the evening, Mr. and Mrs.

J. N. where on Thursday night she will Gray planned a wiener roast in their appear In a concert to take place at score at auction and they presented with lovely prizes. honor at Magnolia Park and on that the preparation of these events will take up practically all of the time of the troop meetings it has been decided to eliminate the efficiency contest for the month of May and June as it has been running. The contest for the month of June will be based on the work done In the Jamboree.

FOB BENT Furnished rooms, one with four windows, and adjoining rooms, bath. Apply 614 Elliott stVcet. 6-18 8td falncy sandwich trays in wicker El Karubah Temple of the Mystic Shine. The Invitation to Mrs. Rob-bins to sing at this concert Is ex is bad enough when it results in a stands, thesame for rook trophy be Friday evening, the Junior Class and Dr.

and Mrs. D. C. McBride gave them a party at the McBride home. InR drawn 'try Mrs.

Hall. The sou laid up for repairs. But all too venirs ior tne nonor guests were tended by Mayor Lee E. Thomas, of ShrevepoVt, who is also potentate of El Karubah. Mayor Thomas writes framad plcturee, done by the Louisi quently it results damage suiw ana artist, Drysdale Birthday Party A group of happy children gather Support Appreciated by to Mrs.

Robblns: "I have been in FOR SALE Complete furnishings in large rooming and boarding house well located with lease on building, for immediate delivery. S. R. Cuinmins, phone 814. Adv.

WANTED To furnish music for parties, balls, etc. Beit of music furnished at reasonable ratei Alexandria Night Hawks. Addresa 141S Tenth street. I'hone J37 Ed Tumkins, Manager. 618-6td Miss Pearl Collier and Mmes.

formed that your voice has been very much admired by all who have Knight of Pythias P. H. Farmer, chancery comman FOR SALE OR TRADE Beautiful 6-room residence, White street, near Bolton avenue, lot 75 bv 166 feet, trade for good farm near Alexandria. S. R.

Cummins, phone 814. 5-18-ltd ed last Monday afternoon to celebrate he sixth birthday of Master judgments. PnWiV Liahilit.v is a form of Fraatr and Guy Havard assisted the hostesses in the courtesies to their guest: Mm. Baker, Grfpeby, Jac had the pleasure of hearing you, der of the local lodge of the Knights and I am writing to ascertain if James Henry Herbert. Various games were enjoyed on the lawn after which they all assembled In the of Pythias, has requested Town Talk to extend, in behalf of the Knights of Pythias, a hearty appreciation to Bloch, MoGlnty, Jack Valient of Fort Worth, "Bartlett Hall of Saint mobile insurance no one can afford lj be without.

It costs you little and ca; dining room where cake and ice Louis. Howard Lacaze, W. B. Cor cream, cones were served. The love ley, W.

M. Ringgold. J. O. Bond, we could get you to come and sing at our Shrine concert." Mrs.

Robblns will sing "Dov'e l'Indlana bruna" (the Bell Song) from Leo Dellbes' opera "Lakme," the general public of Alexandria for the generous support given the Poole and Schneck carnival brought ly birthday cake, with seven pink T. M. Skyman, Edwin Harding, H. tapers, occupied the center of the to Alexandria by the Knights of table. Toy 'balloons were Riven to FOB BENT Bungalow, completely furnished, for June, July and August.

Reasonable. Arply 404 Fifth street. Phone 3513. 6 18 3td L. Mor4ock, H.

H. Mobley, Robert Hawthorn, George Luckett, Bruton Dawklns. B. F. Eubank, William Pythias for the purpose of raising a each small guost and this added to WANTED You to know that we have plenty of parking space on onr front and can serve you promptly Campbell's Drug Store, Lee and Bolton.

R-l 2td-tl Schroll, Cleveland Dear, Milford Talk of The Town nucleus fund for the contemplated erection of a local Knights of Pythias hall. Mr. Farmer says that ha feels their delOKht Mrs. Hebert waa assisted by Mrs. R.

B. Miles and Mrs. C. W. Cook in serving.

Those enjoying this happy occa WANTED Ladies and fhildren to pat-roniie our new hair bobbing parlor over feackman clothing store 1116 i Third treet. 5-18-6tdtl jWeeks, Grady David, Paul Turr. gano, Park Tr1r, John Harding, Pierce, J. W. Hawthorne, John Kel FOB BALE "Bleyele" inpplles.

Profits cut in half Berger'a Bhop. 117 De Soto street. 615 Btd-tl All circle meetings of Emmanuel Baptist W. M. 8.

have been post ty.T. M. Dupuy, A. W. McMlchael, sion were Garret and Mary Francis poned from tomorrow to next Tues save you much.

"THE AGENCY THAT SERVES" Alexander, Bolton Insurance Agency, Limited Guaranty Bank Trust Co. Bid Phone No. 26 'Robert Miles, I. F. Littell, Julius Blackman, C.

W. Kellam, James C. day. Stewart, Marie and Jerry Flynn, Dick Megln, Mary Jane Forgotson, that the lodge brought a good, clean show to the city, as evidenced by the popularity It gained, and that a substantial sura was realized upon it by the lodge. Mr.

Farmer says that Messrs. Poole and Schneck. whom ho found to bo gentlemen, carried out every detail of the contract drawn cp be AW, Bolton, W. R. Lewis, John Bule Keystone Chapter No.

44, R. A. will hold a called convocation James Armstrong, Gus Voltz, T. F. Jene Clark, Mary Lee and A.

W. Cook. Isham Hudson, Ruth and today at 8 p. m. Work in the R.

Fontenot, Hrnrter Walker, George Pierce Miles, Sylvia Jefferies, Doro A. dogree. All Chapter MASona are Bringhurst.fM. L. Wildfr, J.

A. White, Allan Pendleton, J. C. Selser thy Lois Davis, Sarah Ruth and cordially Invited to attend. Diamonds for Graduation Leila Arthur, Lurllne and Ray Roan -According to the government r- John Fell, Camden Staples, Hewitt Collier, Phil Carroll, Louise Calvlt, Edwin and Juanlta Johnson, Elmo port the maximum temperature for the twenty-four hours ending this Hebert and the celebrant J.

E. Thorsell, William Alcott, S. morning at o'clock was andthe Richey, A. R. Choppin, George tween them and the Knights of Pythias, providing for clean, wholesome entertainment in this city.

0 World Champion Typist To Demonstrate Here Mr. Albert angora, for two years world champion trplat, will demon minimum temperature was 68 de- Lee, John McKay, Lambert Broad grees abors aero. Personal Mention well, Frank Hayden, H. C. Cats, Hanson Bordelon, Andrew Bowman, What better gift for her graduation than a The Bible study class of th Woman's Mlastonsiry Society of the Bush Joffrlcm, E.

R. Gandy, Joe First Msthodlst church, will meet Mr. J. Paul, of Buckeye, was Dellmon, Pendleton Clark, Jack Rogers, Horace Gray, A. D.

Alder TOHN KRAMER SON son of Baton Rouge, R. E. Ball V. Lamkln. Henry Hardtner N.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND TJ tomorrow afternoon at ih church at 1 o'clock, Mrs. Briscoe Carter, leader. Oareaos XaHain, chairman of ths Boy Scoot mptng oomzaltte and Seoul CUrf Brown, made a. trip to Cairrp mi toiay to see bow In the city Saturday, Mr. D.

F. Clark left last night for New Orleans. Messrs. L. E.

McNeely and it H. MoNeely of Bevfile were in this city today. Mr. and Mrs. John Bule and family spent yesterday at White Sul Cirtfl Eagle, of Lonoke, Robert O'Pry, J.I.

Peters, Julius Artail, C. W. Crockett, Harry MoCain, J. 8. McCallum, Sam Roberts, A.

Bordelon, William Polk, Dudley Berwick of Eunice, A. J. Robinson, L. L. Service Phone 48 Diamond from Schnack's Extra special values at $25.00, $50.00, $75.00, $100.00, $125.00 and $150.00, are on display in our Jewelry Window.

Convenient terms if desired. C. A. Schnack Jly. Ltd.

For 60 Years Alexandria's Best Jewelry Store strate nls ability hero tomorrow. He win bo a guest of the Underwood Typewriter Company, and wffl tank denjonstraHoM and odacatlprAsl tajks at the Ballon High Scioof at 11 a. at LouHina College at a. m-; at OoCega at 2 p. and laler as loo Menard Memorial fichosJ.

This wTQ a rar, treat might Tiever tam to again- Xtm will saanrea wiea ii snows yon through tt demoonra-ttona, Ih ivnonflnrftfl peed accuracy and he yDesibJnaes thai and PlJila Intw lj develop themselves. Tamjora Jprosenta lh duca-lional department Cnda-wood Company, phur Springs. Mr. F. 8.

Hemecway has return ed to New Orleans after a business visit in Alexandria. Mrs. Lee Williams. Muw Need Dillon and Mr. Win IMllon.

of Hat- Ws J. O'Pry Insurance and Re1 Hooe, Lyr.wood Bond, Stafford CBhee, Lacy Bordelon, Misses Constant Randolph. Mellier of 8t. Louis, Emily Whlttlngton Lillian Hawthorne. evei ythlng was rettlnf along This Is the fixst trip made to the grounds Has year la preparafloB for tins year's sotuit Arftpn CLi Syesx-oia fie ftort to rare over lb twdy of TDBQg "Rati" ErUaa, -who was Jcnocksd Xros a gaaolins laizncb ta Had rhrw try -butt art lightning evwnil flays gj at Earns' TVrry, whlfln -was tojsrjrtefl ibj-'Eylarrd, cava ton.

wr to tbi city today. Pink ana Bias Luehaos Miss KatiCoen Sxftsrta. who has Mrs. William Brown's tarldx-1 been atrtx)iated toaM at honor luncheon ca, Saturday of last weekJaOaa Marion Hague, of TZvw Or- Guaranty Bank Trut Co.