The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-06-25
3uY EMPGY, WAR HERO. TO PRO-
DUcE a MOTION PICTURE
/ STORY.
tx.sAsE BALL STAR IN LINE
RsepeNsos Are General 70 tso Cali ee
ShS 100 Homeless chIi6rsN IN
shs Pelican 9tsEss

| = may SHs-GuY EWpey,
noted wat hero and mOtion pictnro
UEo0scsf. IN company with his aaAr
stenographsr left for Rustvn Monday
70. take number Of pictures TO Be
nsSdtn the great Aim stsFy Of the tans-
ton OrphEnaga which Mr.. Empey now
nas In course Of pTepArstton. Mr.,
Enoey' one Oe the biggest hearted q
man.. has thrown hie whole heart In.
70. the work now in progress to raise
haN miHion Of dollars to expand the
Louisiana Methodist Orphanage at
| Ruston.
The internationally known motion
picture producer has volunteered to
90 this work for humanity-the appeal
Of zoo kiddies without home has met
with ashearty response from him and
he intends to produce a picture fer
the benefit Of the OrDhanAss as nne
! as ever filmed.
Mr. Empsy has not ana vsN not
SpaRe any expense in this great vol
untser work he In performing. As he
puts ~ have heard the Riddles CALI
ing. have answered aye"
Mr.. Empsy addressed the Ruston
Chamber. Of Commerce Monday and
will have his great humanitarsan Aim
ready for presentation before June
IS. the. date set for the beginning Os
the Intensive week for the 200 home
less orphans.
Campaign Director Nickersou 60
companied Mr.. Enpsy o0 his trip
recently
Judge W. g. Banks. Executive CAait
maR Of the campaign for q permanent
home for $50 orphans has rolled uD his
sleeves and. gone to work He ~iIl
annouRcaf his committees during the
week and By June 1st win have local
committees. both Ia the church and
among the citi1snrg. actively ct work,
I'VE are going to win oQt IN this
crusade. declares Judge Banks. "fsO
one can resist the humanltagian Ap
peal We are making. We are seeking
10 build a7permansnt homo for $50 Or
phans and a man L. only doing his
civic duty when he eODtributss 70 tho
buildings, of citizens Of tomorrow. We.
L axe 1O6 WASIy 8QbM8 VI A8A10 S4AS ~@@SS
900. but. we are gOing far bg5Ond and
Louisiana will soon boast Of 6ns Of the
greatest colony Of orphan cottages 10
the country"
And. the spiEat Of the seal Of Chair
man Banks inbues ell Of his co-woFk
srs. Optimism 81 the keynote At the
Milan street hut. Every one In busy
and eVery, ons is smiling. They Are
working to the end and that the lives
OF $50 children shall b0 Ailod with
laughter, and through the environment
Of q Chsstian home better citizens
viii be- buildsd for tomorrow.
Poll Perrttt, noted ex-stA4 twirler Of,
the New; York claRts 10 ens og Tie
weeks, voluEteers for tia work Eola
was born near the Rust0n Orphanags
and their appeal has struck home.
Poll FetredafDcm baseball to entee ths
oil business. he has big. holdings In
Claiborne and BsenvillO and In, order
TO help the fund, alcng hes is going 30
reo-ganise+ "The. Oilers" g. bali team
composed Of ex-DrofsssiOnal players
and win, challenge tha. Petroleum post
nine f0e q. Saturday game during Juae
for the benefit Of the; OrpAanags
Photographer Harvey. Of New o.
leans took nRmbeT, Of view Of the
Ruston Orphanage and its. inmates
during the week which Ae. win pre-,
pare for slides 70 be exhibited with
stereopticOns In many Of the churches
Of the state during next month.
The Saenger Theaters Will Aash tree
Of charge A1ms driving rns. campaign
during next month and Manager Up
stein Of Nav Orleans and 6uddeth Of
NatchieOches have volunteered 70 giVe
usght benoass for the fund
PlaAeeo are coming In. And the3
are foF auhatantial amounts tao. and
then the small, mC6sss OcntTfbutor \
f.dropptns IN frequently at the Hut and
leaving his contribution.
Sunday Campaign Director Nfchea
son held conference with HE entirs
star from an parts Of the stats sne
| plans VIII be outlined for the great
intensive week begann1ng June -
The same eyes that would turn to Z
vao.kiafsa face for the smile that