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Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14
Auxiliary to Join the Federation Of

Auxiliary to join the Federation OF
Women's Clubs. From then on we
will hold our meetings in the attrac-
tive little club house on the corner OF
East Boulevard and Louisiana Ave-
nue..
The objects of the Woman's AuXil-
iary are the same as ahose OF the
American Legion: "For God ana
country we associate ourselves togeth-
er for the following purposes:
"To uphold and defend the Const'-
tuition of the United States Of Amer
ica; to maintain law and order; to
foster and perpetuate a one hundred
per cent Americanism; to preserve the
memories and incidents of our assocla-
ton in the great war; to inculcate a
sense of individual obligation to the
community, state and nation; to COM
bat the autocracy of both the classes
and the masses; to make right the
master of might; to promote peace
and good will on earth; to safeguard
and transmit to posterity the prlncl-
pies of justice, freedom and democ-
Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14
SATIN MARKS HIS OWN.
George Arliss Makes Screen Debut II
''The Devil

George Arliss, making his screen
debut in "The DEVIL showing at the
Columbia Theatre Saturday and Sun
day, takes into his hand the destinies
of an artist, a model, banker and
his wife. He has marked these people
for his own kingdom of misery. Out
of their Truth and Goodness he would
create Evil. But, that Truth can, and
does overcome Evil, is one OF the
points of interest in this photoplay
triumph.
Having induced Mr.. Arliss to do
what he had long refused to do
make moving picture-Associated
Exhibitors proceeded to make pho
toplay that should reach the height Of
perfection in it's every detail.
The first step taken was to secure
Edmund Goulding to write the story
and James Young to direct it. To in
sure the very best in stage settings
Charles E. Seessel a designer and in
terror decorator, and his corps OF
trained architects and technicians
We're engaged to create and construct
the stage settings. The photography
was put into the skilled hands Of Har-
ry A. Fischbeck.
The cast is a small one, but every
role is an important one and worthy
a star. Therefore, such well-known
artists as Sylvia Dreamer, Lucy Cot
ton, Edmund Lowe, Roland Bottomley
and Mrs. Arliss were engaged.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14
KATHERINE MACDONALD IN
MYSTERY-THRILL STORY

For it's feature attraction Sunday
and Monday, Theatre Louisiana an
nounces the engagement of stranger
Than Fiction', starring Katherine Nc
Donald, and presenting the screens
most beautiful woman in a story that
abounds in strong human interest, sit
uations cleverly seasoned with sus-
pense, humor and not a few thrills.
1t is a marked departure from the
type of stories upon which Miss Mac
Donald's pictures have been based
Fodmerly, it seemed, the authors
wanted to combine fashion, surround
ings, luxury and everything that sug-
gested wealth and beauty into this
stars pictures. Stranger Than Flc-
SON is decidedly different. 1t calls
for an abundance Of lively acting, and
is made up of enough strongly dra-
matte and intense mystery situations
to enable the story to stand on it's
own merits even were it deprived of
the assets of Katherine Macdonald
and remarkably capable supporting
cast.
Among those in the cast are Wesley
Barry Freckle- faced star, who was
loaned by Marshall Neilan to the
Katherine Macdonald organization for
this picture; and David Winter, who
plays the leading male role. AS Diane
Drexel, very wealthy but even more
democratic society girl, Katherine
Macdonald depicts role that will
undoubtedly add to her thousands Of
admirers.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14
HAGENBACK-WALLACE SHOW.

With tie arrival of the advance car
Of the pRgenbeck- k-Wallace Circus, cir
Gus daysaa been set in Baton Rouge
for Friday October 21st.
The first big circus to visit Baton
Rouge this season Games here from
Lake Charles for two performances,
afternoon and evening, with a street
parade through the business district
starting at 1890 A. M. Circus Day.
Over five hundred people are en-
ployed with the big show, six hun
dred thoroughbred horses, three herds
of elephants, wild animals Of all kinds
Many new and novel features have
been added to this seasons program,
Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14
FAT FOLKS.

When the Snapp Brothers EXposl-
tions come to this city under the au
spices Of American Legion Monday,
Oct. 18th, they will bring with them
an attraction no one should mics. 1t
is a feature that stamps the Snapp
Brothers organization as being in a
class by itself, show that will pay
any price to give its patrons the best
in the amusement world today.
This wonderful attraction consists
Of Prince Uno. Jelly Pearl, and Baby
Rose. Prince Uno weighs TAO pounds;
and is a perfect eightysix waist
measurement, chest 6 feet 4 inches,
and measures 40 inches around the
thighs, which is larger than the av-
erage man around the waist Jolly
Pearl is eighteen years of age, weighs
80 pounds; and is the heaviest girl
for her age in the world Baby Rose
weighs $40 pounds, height 5 feet 3
inches. The total weight Of all this
is nearly a ton. These interesting
people were discovered by Frederick
Weddleton in California and he i'm
mediately signed them for two years
tour of the States and the foreign
countries. Snapp Brothers realizing
their worth as an amusement feature,
outbid all competitors and secured the
greatest exhibition Of the day for the
greatest show in the world. This in
teresting group are natives Of Cali
fornia. Their parents are normal
weight and of ordinary size as far out
on either side Of their families as can
be traced, there are no other mon
strosities. 1t requires eighteen and
three-quarters yards of cloth to make
suit for Prince Uno and all his
clothes have to be made to order. 1t
takes real money to supply this Wool
worth group with food and clothing.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS

making one of the most complete CIR
Gus programs ever offered.
The feature of the big circus this
year will be the street parade, over
two miles in length and beyond de-
scription in beauty and magnitude
one Of the finest street pageants ever
presented by any circus.
Two performances will be gWef
here, 2 P. NJ. and s P. NJ Street pa
rade at 1890 A. NJ. Doors will Dc
omen one hour earlier with privilege OF
visiting the managerie, worlds finest
collection of wild animals. Reserved
seats will be on sale circus day at the
Baton Rouge Drug Store at same
prices as charged on grounds.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14
THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF
THE AMERICAN LEGION.

1t was in the month Of July that the
Nicholson Unit, Woman's Auxiliary
of the American Legion was organized
and chartered. A meeting was held
soon afterward and the following Of
ficers were elected:
President-Mrs. Waldermar Landry,
Jr.
Vice-president-Miss Pansy Mar
tin.
Secretary-Mrs. Ernest MCGOWAN
Spiller.
Treasurer-Mrs. James J. Robert.
Our meetings are held on the first
Friday of each month at the City Hall,
but plans are now being made for the
Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14

racy; to consecrate and sanctify our
comradeship by our devotion to mu-
tual helpfulness.
On Armistice Day, November l1th,
the Auxiliary will have q Bazaar, the
proceeds of which will be used to car
~ on the work Of the Unit,
Before the first Of the year, the
Auxiliary will have a membership
campaign. Membership in the Auxil-
iary is limited to the mothers. wives,
DAUGHTERS and sisters Of the Ameri-
can Legion, and to the mothers, wives
,hughters and sisters Of all men and
women who were in the military or
naval service Of the United States be-
tween April 9Th, lrl7 and November
18th. 1918, and died in line Of duty,
or after honorable discharge and prior
to November nth, 1920.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-10-14

Australian eXperimenters have
found that satisfactory paper pulp can
be made from the wood of several ma
tive trees when mixed with other f.
brous materials.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Eighth 10 Of 100 Questions
On ':/0sEua and the JUDGES
Copyright, by Louise Harding Earll. 1921

l. (a Omng Moses the first Judge. and Joshua his
the Judges that raised up rule Israel the
Exodus 1S Give reference for each (b) How OF the
closing chapters Of Judges reveal how degenerate
become when 1t has ruler administer its affairs:
(a What referring the political condition OF Israel
and what privilege did exercise that time: b)
How times the book OF Judges is recorded that
Israel Did evil?
3. During the period judges to many
kings did Israel become enaved and for how long each
Which Judges established interval of peace,
and how long each interval:
tal How there in Samsons restless admins
tration: (bl What question did Israel
the wayward tribe OF Benjamin?
What did of OF
time % What the attitude the Benjamin. and
what did they do:
What physical popularity existed among
jamin experts the conhic. that
followed between brother and brother,
and which side: (c> In the second battle how many
slain, and which side I'D In the third which
and how slain defeated
(a) How many times and how earnestly did
What question did they ask OF they went
the house God: What question did they
second time they wen. up: Cd What question did they ask
OF GOD the third time through hnea the grandson Aaron
as he stood before the ark OF the covenant:
(a) Alter the awful slaughter OF the Benjamin
almost annihilated the tribe OF Benjamin. did
anin from being utterly lost to Israel and o
they permit alter providing 400 vrtuous young
for that men: Comment: The
to, being in Shiloh evidently devotional dancesD
(a) What book the Bible named woman
domestic lie the OF the judges: What
reveal the devotion her godly
law: Co What saluation that exchanged
tween employer and employed? Cd What did Boaz
the employer, take IN Ruth OF his employees:
her loyalty to Naomi to Israel and to Israes God:
special Ruth did Boaz commend: What purchase
(d) that Boaz had taken Ruth to be
his wife, what did they to him.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
CONVENTION OF LEAGUE.
Walther Association to Be Ad.
dressed by Isaac Cans.

The third annual convention of the
Eastern District of the International
alther League is to be addressed at
3 O'Clock tomorrow by Isaac Cans, at
First Congregational Church
The Walther Lea que is an associa-
ton OF young mems and young ladies'
societies Of the Evangelistic Lutheran
Church, whose chief objects are to
keep the young people with the
church; to further Christian love and
Ieliowshlp; to establish hospice
homes and system for the welfare
and comfort of young people when
away from home; to take active part
in the charitable endeavors of the
church. The league was organized
about twenty-eight years ago. at
Buffalo. y. Y, and its present mem
bership is about thirty thousand
The Eastern District was organ
lied here in 1919. and includes east
ern Pennsylvania, Maryland. District
of Columbia. Virginia and the Caro-
linas. II is expected that about FIVE
hundred delegates and visitors will
attend the convention. The District
officers are: President a. H. Hermann
Of Richmond. Va: vice president. T.
W. katenkamp Of Baltimore, Md
treasurer. r. II. Horton. Richmond.
Va: secretary. Frank Horlebein,
Baltimore, Md. and field secretary.
H. +. kuenne. Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
AnsWers to SeuenH Ten Questions

81. (a) Gideon replied. l will not rule
| over you, neither shall my son rule over
you: the Lord shall rule over you
mems earrings; they answered. We
will willingly give them; from these he
made an ephod. and all Israel went
thither a whoring after it. which thing
became a snare unto, Gideon and to his
| house. Judges, s %. Co Forty years
of peace followed Gideon's administra-
seventy legitimate sons and one illegiti-
mate sou. whose name was Abimelech
Judges. = :30-3l.
G2. (a) After Gideon Israel turned
again to heather gods Judges. s :33.
lbl Answers will vary. fcl lothian
trees the art of speaking. Judges
9:s-15. Cd Abime.ech's last words were
, to his armor bearer Draw thy sword
and slay me. that men say not of me. u
woman slew him. Judges, 3:54
G3. ca To!a and Jair came next in
! line as judges. Judges, 1911. OBJ And
he fJair) had thirty sons that rode on
thirty colts, and they had thirty
! cities, which indicated that Jair was d
wealthy judge. Judges. 10:4 tc) For
returning to their evil ways God sold
Israel into the hand of the Philistincs
1867. (d) Israel was in servtude
eighteen years Judges, 1O:s.
GA. (a) When Israel cried to God for
help God reminded them that He had
seven times delivered them from their
enemies. adding, Yet ye have forsaken
Me and served other gods. Judges.
10:1113. (b) God said to Israel. Go and
cry unto the gods " have chosen; let
| them deliver you in >the time of your
| tribuation. Judges. 10:14. (c) Israel then
| implored God. saying. We have sinned !;
! do Thou unto us whatsoever seemeth
| good unto Thee deliver US only. we pray
thee. this day. Judges. 10: 10. (d)
| And they put away the strange gods
! from among them and served the Lord,
! for His soul was greved for the misery
| of Israel. Judges 10 :l6.
| O.. ta) JeDhthah was the next Judge.
; Judges. Ill Cb) Jephthah's breth-
| rem thrust him out and said. Ye shall
not inherit in our fathers house; for
thou art the son of a strange woman
Judges. 11:2. co The children of
Ammon said, Israel took away my
J land. when they came up out of
Egypt Judges. 11:13. (d) Jephthah
replied. Israel took not away the
land of Moab. nor the land of the
! children of Ammon. In verses 1927
| he explains the situation. Judges
1916.
Evening star., 1921-05-21

Sc ca Jephthah foolishly vowed
mat whatsoever came forth from the
door of his house when he return ed
he would offer as a burnt Offering to
his Cod Judges. 11:31 His beau
tlful daughter. who came forth to
meet him. was the sacrifice CD The
children of Ephraim to Jephthah.
We will burn thine house upon thee
with IRE Judges. 12:1. (c) Jeph-
thah asked the men of Ephraim to
nounce it. but said Sibboleth. Judges,
l2:G. 90 In the battle that follow
, ed Jcphthah h slew $4,000 men Of
Ephraim. Judges. 1876
Ga 'al Ibzan was judge for seven
years. Judges. 1883. b) Ibzan sent
his daughters abroad, and took in
,, thirty daughters from abroad for his
sons Judges. 1873. Co Elon was
judge. for ten years: ca Abdon
judged Israel for eight years; he must
forty sons and thirty nephews that
rode on seventy ass colts Judges,
i12:12-14.
6S. (a) In those days of wealth and
! luxury Samson. who was to be the
next judge, was born. Judges 1924
OBJ Manoah. Samson's father PRAYED
0. my Lord. let the man of God which
thou didst send come again unto us,
and teach us what we shall do unto
in the flame of the altar. Judges.
1873. tc) w nile ManOah was Offering
| a sacrifice to God, the angel ascended
| in the flame of the alter Judges.
1920. I'D And the child grew and
the Lord blessed him. Judges. 1924
90. ca When seeking wife, Sam
son said unto his father, Get her
| Ca Philistine woman) for me; for she
pleaseth me we'll" But his father
| and mother knew not that it was of
the Lord. Judges. 1874. (b) Rid
dies, SO popular with young and old
! were part of Samson's wedding
festivities. Judges, 14:12. (c) Samson
slew 1000 men with the jawbone of
an ass. Judges. 1915. Cd God cIave
a hollow place that was in the jaw
and there came water thereout
Judges, 1919.
10. (a) Samson said to treacK-
erous Delilah. "If 1 be shaven, then
my strength will go from me. and
shall become weak, and be like any
| other man. Judges. 1917. (b) Now
the house was full of men and
| women; and all the lords of the Phil
/ istines were there; and there were
upon the roof about 5000 men and
women. Judges. 1927. (c) So the
dead which he slew at his death
were more than they which he slew
| in his life. Judges. 1880 (d) Sam
son judged Israel twenty years.
| Judges, 1881.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
INTEREST IN CATHEDRAL
STRONG IN THE WEST
Canon Talbot in st. Marks Eplsco-
pal Church Tomorrow Will
Describe Recent Trip.

Rev. Henry Russell Talbot, canon
at the Washington Cathedral. will
preach at ST. Marks Episcopal Church
at the II o'clock service tomorrow
morning, taking for his subject the
trip he has just completed through
the west in the interest of the
cathedral.
On his visit to Chicago Canon Tai
bot preached at St. Chrysost oms S
Church, held three meetings in private
houses, in addition TO which he show
ed stereoptican pictures of the cathe-
dral in the ballroom of the Hotel
Drake, when Charles L. Hutchinson.
president of the Chicago Art Institute,
the National Cathedral Association
has been established, composed of the
following:
Maj. Albert A. Sprague. chairman
former Representative Lyden Evans.
Julian Mason, managing editor of the
Chicago Evening Post; Joseph f. Otis,
Victor Elting, Eames MacNeagh. AL
fred Hoyt Granger. Charles Y. Free
man. John - Hibbard. Mrs. Jacob
Baur, Mrs. w. S. Bishop, Mrs. J. f.
Otis and Mrs. F. f. Winans.
In Detroit Canon Talbot preached
at Christ Church. addressed the
diocesan convention at Ann Arbor and
organized the Detroit committee of
the National Cathedral Association,
composed of the following:
CHdTleS Is. warren, hartman, Lewis
HI. Paddock, Ralph Booth, II. J. NJ
Grylls. Clyde Burroughs. F. c. Gilbert
Miss Jessie s. Hendrie, Mrs. c. h. War
rem. Mrs. William T. Barbour, Mrs
Henry X. Jones, Mrs Frederick Stew
ens<and Mrs. Fl. J. NJ. Crylls
Much interest in the cathedral was
evinced in both Chicago and Detroit and
a number of persons have Joined the
National Cathedral AsSocia ton in both
places. Recently. through the initiative
OF Mrs. Julian James. twenty-eight per-
sons Joined the ASSOCIATION. among them
being two Christian Scientists, one Uni
tartan. two BaptiS:s, two MethodistS.
one Reformed Church one Presbyterian
and one Jewish rabbi.
Canon Talbot will visit Clcvcland in
the interest of the National Cathedral
Association the first week in Junc. He
j. 20 preach in Trinity Cathedral June ).
address meeting of the Cleveland
clergy June and speak at "A meeting
under the auspices of number of
Cleveland people, among whom are Mr..
and Mrs. James \. Garfield. William
Nather. Samuel Mather and others.
June Il. at the invitation of the Rt.
Rev. G. II. Brent. Bishop of Western
New York, Canon Talbot is to address a
meeting in Buffalo in the interest of the
National Cathedral Association The
following Sunday he is to preach at
Rochester. June 23 he will address the
Gambler summer School. at Gambler.
Ohio, on the same subject.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
CHURCH MAY PROCESSION
Holy Trinity Expected to Hold
Elaborate Ceremony.

The annual May procession of Holy
Trinity Church is TO be held tomor-
row afternoon and is expected to be
the most elaborate in the history of
the church. Rev. John Geale. assisted
by other priests of the church.. will
have charge of the procession.
The route Will be from 36th and NJ
streets to 3ith street. to Volta place,
TO 35th street and back to the church,
where the crowning of the virgin by
the queen will take place.
The procession with ten bands will
form as follows:
Our Lady's Guard (Junior Holy Name
boys)-Banner tSv. Joseph). William
Woody; streamers, Lowell Mckinley
and Carl Horstkamp.
Holy Angels-Banner (guardian
angeD, Martin Foley; streamers, John
Kuhn and Joseph Mattare.
Pink Rose-Leader, Julia Ann Shaf-
fer: streamers, Dorothy Wrenn and
Elsie Powell.
Violet-Leader. Robert Wrenn; at
tendants, Edwin Duvall and Bernard
Fitzpatrick.
Yellow Rose-Leader, Mabel Corn
ley. attendants. Louise Harrison and
Clare Finlon.
First Communion-Banne tqueen of
angels). Margaret du Fief; streamers,
Alma Curtin and Catherine O'Neil; !;
grapes and wheat bearer, Raymond
Forrest.
Holy 1nfant-Banner (Holy InfanO,
Daniel sullivan; streamers Alvin
Beck ham and Francis Cavanaugh
Red Rose-Leader. Frances Good
child; streamers. Marie Sullivan and
Marjorie Mckinley.
Immaculate Conception Il Banner
tour Lady,. Helen Southern; stream
ers, Mary Moore and Agnes Rowan.
Children Of Mary-Banner (Our
Lady,, Mildred ke,tner, streamers,
Hllda Mohun and Virginia Darcy
Prince, Master Paul Lewis; Nav
queen. Miss Helen Sullivan; attend
ants. Miss Margaret DAmico and Miss
Mary Mannix: train bearers, Catherine
Sullivan and Marie Fielder
Evening star., 1921-05-21

preach his first sermon as rector tomor-
row night.
x X x X
Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of the dio-
cese OF Bethlehem. Pa, and formerly
Bishop of Wyoming and Idaho. will
preach at the Church of the Epiphany
tomorrow morning and evening.
X X X
At New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Rev Reginald Row
land will preach morning and evening.
His subjects will be THE Second Church
of Christcndom" and mo Fear in Love" :"
respectively. The Christian Endeavor
service at $50 tomorrow afternoon will
be a union meeting. all societies coop
Grating. Next Sunday at IL am. DR..
Wallace Radcliffe will speak upon the
General Assembly Of tho Presbyterian
Church OF the United States of Amer
lea" at which he is now in attendance
at Winona Lake. Ind.
-
DR.. James Shera MontgomeI will
give a special sermon tomorrGs morn
ing OH ITO Whom Shall Web. Mr..
WelIs?" and In the evening at S6 clock
will give tho fourth lscture-sermon in
series Messages to Men,
Evening star., 1921-05-21
LEAGUE TO MEET.
Douglas NJ E. Church Epworth
Association to Observe Anniversary

Representative Fess of Ohio is to
deliver an address tomorrow night
at the EpWorth League anniversary
service at Douglas Memorial NJ. E.
Church. 11th and II streets northeast.
Epworth League week will be cele-
brated each night at the church. ex-
cept Monday and Tuesday. A special
sermon is to be delivered tomorrow
morning by the pastor, while a junior
league rally will be held at 3 o'clock
Mrs. Lillian d. Fierstone of Mckees-
port, Pa. will make an address. The
new cabinet of the district will be in
stalled.
Wednesday night at 7:30 a social
will be held under the direction of
Miss Edna Stackhouse. Chaplain F.
NJ. Mccoy is to preach sermon
Thursday night at 8 o'clock Friday
night an address will be given by
Rev. DR.. Charles E. Guthrie of Chi
cago: general secretary of the Ep-
worth League.
The closing meeting will be held
next Sunday night, when d. Stewart
Patterson Of Petworth will deliver an
address
Evening star., 1921-05-21

The subject for the evening will be
The Government Clerk
X X X
At the Universalist Church. 18th and
l. streets. tomorrow the pulpit will be
occupied by arrangement with the Of
f1cials of the general convention by
Rev. L. Dean Ellenwood of Woon-
socket, r l. Besides preaching at II
am. Rev. Mr.. Fleetwood will give a
free dramatic reading of THE Serv-
ant in the House" at pm.
X X X \
At First Congregational Church
10th and G streets northwest, tomor-
row Rev. Jason Noble Pierce will
preach at IL am. on THE Lord Is My
Shepherd" At PM. the current
events sermon prelude. he will answer
three questions: Who Should Sue
ceed Chief Justice White?" Should
doctors prescribe beer?" and Are you
Christian Scientist" Evening SER
mon theme. How to Be Happy"
Evening star., 1921-05-21
RETURN VISIT PLANNED.
Baltimore B. Y. P. U. Will Come
Here Next Tuesday.

The Baltimore Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union is to make a return visit
to the Washington union, Tuesday,
when "Y are expected to make the
trip here.
The visitors are to be escorted to
the Fifth Baptist Church. where they
will have "a supper There will be a
Singing contest" Three unions-from
Alexandria. Clarendon and Cherry
dale-will participate in the exercises
The local union is arranging to at
tend the international convention at
Cincinnati in July.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
MARYLAND SYNOD MEETS.
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Holds Eastern Conference.

The eastern conference of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Mary
Land was held last Monday in St
Johns Church. Baltimore. Pastors
and laymen of the local Lutheran
churches were in attendance
Rev. DR. John Weidley. pastor of
the Church of the Reformation. presi =
dent of the conference. gave re-
port Rev. Richard Schmidt of Zion
Church spoke on Ascension" and
Rev. DR. H. bennington Hayes Of ST.
Marks Church. also made an address.
The conference voted 10 aid in the
erection of religious and educa :
!, tional mission in Buenos Aires. 1t
was also voted 10 hold week day re-
hgious instruction in the local
churches