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The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
"THE SHEIK'S WIFE"
This Great Photoplay to Be Opening
Bill at the Community.

K. A. Aucoin, W. 2. Aucoin and
George Aucoin, who recently leased
the Community Theatre in this city,
announce that the popular playhouse
will reopen for daily pictures on Sun
day, April 23, when the great love
drama of the Orient, "The Shelk's
Wife, with an all-star cast, will be
shown with one of James Aubrey's
latest comedies.
s'The Sheik's Wife" was filmed en-
tirely on the great deserts of ARABIA
under the direction of Henry-Rousell
author of the story. The leading
roles. including Marcel Vibert as the
Sheik Hadjid Ben Khedim, and En-
my Lynn as the English girl who mar
reid the Sheik, are played by the pro-
fessional actors, but thousands Of ma
tive Arabs were employed in the
production. There are no studio
sets-all the scenes, down to the in
teriors of the tent harems, were made
on actual location. The home Gus
toms of the Arabs, their tent cities
on the sands, the maneuvefi ing or
tehir fighting men, their crude courts
of Justice, their marriage laws ana
customs-all are faithfully and
truthfully portrayed. The story, is
one of pulsating, warmblooded
Oriental love and back of it all is the
big theme-the question of inter-ra-
cial marriage.
'The Sheik's Wife, will be repeat
ed Monday night, April "a.
The following exceptional plays
will be presented on the other days of
the week: Tuesday and Wednesday,
''The Old Nest;' Thursday, Tom Mix
in "Night Horseman;' Friday,
Jane Eyre" Saturday, "shattered
Dreams.
The prices Of admission will be as
follows: Tuesdays and Wednesdays,
II and 2S cents; Saturdays, 3 and
10 cents; all other days, 10 and II
cents.
Opening hours-Sudays, 2 p. m,
Saturdays, 8; Tuesdays, 4; other
days S o'clock.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
Services at Synagogue.

Divine services in memory of the
Jewish feast, Passover, were held at
the synagogue last Wednesday, even
ing and Thursday morning, and were
conducted by Raphael Singer, assist
ed by Walter Lemann and Sol klotz,
MIR Lemann delivered a lecture
The choir was composed
of&&iss Miriam Blum, organist
MissV agnes Buquoi, Jeanne For
tier, Stuart, Lillith Hines, Ethel
Samu q, Leo Bloch and added to
the sd Aity of the SERVICES which
were Ian ly attended.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

State of Louisana-Parish of Ascension
Twenty Seventh Judicial District Court
Succession of B. ]. Vega, Noses.
EAEHEREAS, DR.. S. Y. Vega has made ap-
w plication to the above named court for
appointment administrator of the
above entitled succession:
Public notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause, if
any they have can, within ten days from
the date hereof, why said petition should
not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court at Donaldsonville, La, this 18th day.
of April, 1922.
R. MELANCON, Clerk of Court.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
"'Cold I'm the Head

ss an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to FREQUENT ..co,ds in the
nead win find that the use of HALLS
SSAIARRH MEDICINE will build up the
system, cleanse the Blood and render
mem men. less liable to colds. Repeated at
Ieks or Acute Catarrb may lead %
TAILS cATARRH MEDICINE is
1aken 1n internally and acts through the
$1,000 on the Mucous Surfaces of the Syg-
seIn tnus reducing the inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
f. J. Cheney & Co, yoedo, Ohio
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
Sale by Woman's Guild.

The Woman's Guild of the Epis-
copal church will conduct a sale in
the Vega building on Saturday,
April p, at 2 o'clock p. m. The sale
will consist of aprons, cakes, candies,
etc: The general public is cordially
invited to patronize the sent.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
THE K. OF G.. INITIATION.
Preparations Progressing for Big
Event Sunday, April %.

Preparations are progressing most
satisfactorily for the big Knights of
Columbus initiation which will take
Council No. 1887, on Sunday, April
20, when a class of over 125 candl-
dates will receive he degrees. lnvl-
tations have been extended to the
Orleans and all neighboring coun-
ellis, and tremendous crowd of
knights from all sections are expect
ed here for the occasion.
The visiting and local knights as
we'll as candidates will assemble at
the Elks' Home 9:30 a. M, and pre-
ceded by the Peerless Brass Band
will march in body to the Catholic
church, where special solemn high
mass will be sung at 10 o'clock. Mem
bers of the Choral Club Of Orleans
council will sing for the mass, and
one of the Jesuit missionaries will
knights and candidates will form in
line and headed by the band will
march to the fair grounds, where
lunch will be served in the Manu-
facturers' Building, after which the
initiation will take place in the Auto
mobile Display building. The de-
grees will be exemplifed by the .cele-
brated degree team of Orleans Coun-
Gil No. TIA.
After the initiation there will be
grand dance at the fair grounds
pavilion, beginning at $50 o'clock.
The day promises to be one of the
biggest and most gala in he annals of
Council.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
Will Talk On Cooperative Marketing.

On Tuesday morning, April 18,
Aaron Sapiro will speak at the State
Bankers Convention in Baton Rouge.
The meeting will be held in the Elks'
Theatre. Mr.. Sapiro is conceded to
be the greatest authority on cooper
ative marketing in the entire country
and he is a most forceful speaker.
He will deliver special addresses to
the cane farmers relative to market
ing sugar cane. Those attending this
meeting will never regret it, no mat
ter how much it may inconvenience
you 10 do so.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15

Chief of Police r. E. Dill requests
property owners to cut the grass on
banquettes in front of their proper
ty at once. If they fail to do so, the
work will be done by the town author
tiles and the cost theerof charged to
the owners.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
STOLEN-REWARrs.

EROM the Cecilia plantation in AssuHp-
4 ton parish, on February 27, 1922,
=. BLACK HORSE, branded ). f. on Ine
hip, slim built with long ea.S, about three
viii be paid for the re.iir4 Of the animal
or for any information leading to SIS where
aabouts. Address !. J. FALCON. MeCah,
La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the assess
~ nent lists for the parish of Ascensloss l,s
Tor the year 1929. has been cotnpiel.I' W
and will be open for inspection for aaT pI.
Rod of TWENTY DAYS. beginning mo1s--@
DAY, April 3. g.
A. S. ST. hMANT,
Parish Assessor. II
Donaldsonville, La, April i. 1922
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
RADIOPHONE IN OPERATION.
Tests Made Wednesday Night at H'gh
School Proved Successful

The Radiophone apparatus I'LL III,
stalled at the Donaldsonvllle Hlgh
School last week, is now IN success
ful oneration. The mechanism was
tested Wednesday night in the pres
ence of number of people ana WON,
ed like a charm. Music ana Singing
at Pittsburg, Detroit and Dallas, We're
reproduced at the high school, ana
proved a genuine eye-opener to the
few who had gathered there by lnVl-
tation. to witness the test. The repro
duction was perfect, and was as PLAIN
" heard by the auditors as II they
had been in the halls where the mu-
sic and singing were gong on; lhoSe
nresent marveled at the workings OF
the apparatus, which seemed almost
uncannv, having the appearance OF
reproducing music and song Whlci
seemed to originate IN anotner OF
spirit world. All pronounced It tho
most wonderful and at the same time
the most apparently mysterious IN
vention of the age.
A second test was made Thursday
evening at six O'Clock, in the pres
ence fl number of people, includ-
ing the Brothers Of st. Joseph s
Commercial Institute and the Sisters
of St. Vincent's institute. A musical
program rendered at 1.oyola l)nlver-
sity, New Orleans, was reproduced
here and distinctly heard and greatly
enjoyed by those present. At night
another test was made but it did not
prove altogether satisfactory, owino
to contrary atmospheric conditions
Ear receivers are used temporarllylV,
but a megaphone will be installed IN
few days, when it is expected that
the apparatus will work to perfection.
Mis- Ina Rose Greer of Raleigh.
Va, who is here to instruct local tai
ent for the play "The Microbe Of
Love- which is to be staged at the
Grand Theatre next Wednesday
night, was taken seriously i'll with
acute indigestion last Tuesday after
noon while conversing with Mrs. En-
ma c. Pujos, at the office of the Red
Cross. She was removed to the Ju-
monville boarding house and DR.. D.
T. Martin summoned and he admins
tered to Miss Greer and she soon
revived. Mrs. Laura Bradford. a
trained nurse of Port Barrow, was
called in and attended Miss Greer
until she was able to be out and
about again
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The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
TO THE PITRI.Ic

Y 4 TIE ObAEN<.
I Ell ME- do your paving and concrete work,
L. roofing, painting, glazing and plumbing.
Agent for Ramos paints and varnishes.
). /. LANDAlCHE. Contractor, 207 St. Vim
cent street, Donaldsonvile La
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15

A rare program of rare fun rare:
ly we'll done is "The Microbe OF
Love-"
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
The Road to HAPPINESS.

You must keep we'll if you wish to
be happy. When constipated take
one or two of Chamberlain Tablets
Immediately after supper. They will
cause a gentle movement of the
hoWe1s.-(Ad)
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15

Dangerous only to hard-hearted
,achelors.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
FOR RENT

A TTRACT1VE three-room house, with
r. dining room and kitchen and front and
side porch, in Chetimaches street. An
ply to DIR. e. K. SIMS, Donaldsonyille Ia
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
FOR SAFE

"E'RACT OF LAND at Plattenville: we'll To-
4 Gated: 315 acres. Easy terms, Might
consider writing. BAKER WAKE
FIELD CYPRUS CO, Plattenville, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
sEEB RICE. FOR SALE.

CHOICE SEED RICE FOR SALE
BY p. A. TRUXILLO, BELLE
ALLIANCE, LA.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15
FARM WANTED.

FARM WANTED.
NXYANTED to hear from owner of farm
wv or good land for sale; price must be
reasonable. l.. JONES, Box 651,
Oiney, ILL.,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-15

A cure for the man hater-"The
Microbe of Love-"
Evening journal., 1922-01-23
new CADILLAC
ISBEAUTY CAR
Lower Center of Gravity,
Larger, Higher Hood
And Radiator

To a casual observer the two most
notable and outstanding changes in
the new type Cadillac are the low
cred center OF gravity OF the car and
the enlarged, higher hood and radi-
ator.
The lowered center OF gravity
shows a marked effect on the roada-
bility OF the type 81. II is declared
that the new model clings to the
road. affording the driver complete
mastery, even in the toughest go
ing.
The radiator is higher and shout
ders have been raised and rounded
to conform to a more graceful de-
sign. The change of radiator shape
is reflected in a hood OF more lib
eral dimensions. The improved front
end has been designed to give a more
distinguished appearance and to
convey an impression OF greater
power.
The increased beauty OF design is
apparent in the sweep OF Tenders
and all exterior lines. The rear
quarters OF Enclosed bodies have
been changed from sweeping curves
to slightly rounded corners, in line
with the trend of advanced designs.
In the new models all cars seating
five passengers or less now have the
CONTINUED on Page Four
Evening journal., 1922-01-23
FIRE DAMAGES AUTO,
BOY CUT, JUMPING

Josph Dolan, II years, had his
hand badly cut in jumping from an
automobile, owned by Robert Ken
yon and operated bv James N.
Brown, 1919 Concord avenue when
the machine caught fire near Silver
brook station. on the Lancaster
pike, yesterday morning. The lad
was taken to the Delaware Hospital
while Engine Company No. 6, in
response to a still alarm, extin-
guished the blaze before the ma.
chine was much damaged
Engine Company No. ? responded
to an alarm Of fire from the box
at Sixth and Spruce streets last
night. but was unable to locate any
fire.
Evening journal., 1922-01-23
DISPLAY NASH
SKIES and fOURS
New Airline Bodies, Per-
fected Motor to Command
Attention

.outspoken admiration has been
accorded the new Nash line OF six
and four-cylinder cars at their new
low prices by those who have viewed
the Nash line which will be exhib-
tied at the dupont Hotel with new
airline bodies. lowered tops lowered
windshields. new ignition system.
perfected valve-in-head motor and
new and easy-riding springs. these
cars. the browning achievement OF c.
w. Nash. have won instant accept
ance as the outstanding motorcar
values at the show.
The public's verdict at the show
is an overwhelming Endorsement OF
this line OF fine automobiles. said V.
L, Noorhis. vice-president and gem
eral sales manager Of the Nash Mo-
tors Compsny 10 an interested show
visitor. I'VE are deeply spprecia-
tive Of the frank approval express
ed by those who visited the Nash
booth. and we are genuinely pleased
that the Endorsement was so spon-
taneous"
The Nash factories at Kenoshs
and-Milwual1ee offer every facility
for me production Of fine motorcars
on a.voiume basis. The new line re.
fleets in every detail the acknowl.
edged leadership OF c. w. Nash
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

whose manufacturing experience
covers a period Of more than twenty
eight years Appearance, power
comfort and economy OF operation
are perhaps the outstanding fea-
lures that have been embodied IN
the new Nash six and four-cylirdei
car SERIES
Their appearance is in keeping
with that good taste which has al
ways characterized products Of tho
Nash Motors Company bodies arc
Of the airline type and colors are
deep Nash blue. with blue wheels.
with the exception Of the six-cylin-
der sport model. which is finished
In deep maroon.
Unusual power and lexibility arc
provided by the Nash perfected
valve-in-head motor, the four-cylin-
der motor being almost Identical IN
design to that of the famous Nash
Six. Both the four and the siN-cyl-
inder motors have been refined, in
surfing longer life TO the engine
smoother performance and mini
mum OF vibration.
Comfort is. provided In generous
room, wide and well-upholstered
seats. and in the new Nash easy-rid-
ing springs. These springs are
revolutionary in design as well as
in the effect of riding qualities. Tn,
spring consists OF fifteen long. thin
leaves--a rebound leaf that does tn,
work OF shock absorbers a master
leaf and thirteen thinner, hexibl,
leaves. The rebound plate. acting
as a snubher checks the recoil ir
going over bumps or rough roads
the shock is absorbed and the cal
rides smoothly. holding the roa,
under perfect control.
In addition to affording ridinl
comfort heretofore unknown, excep
in cars OF the most expensive type
the new Nash spring results in
very considerable saving on gasoline
oil, tire wear and car life.
Economy OF operation is ASSURE
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

In the well-balanced construction OF
these Nash cars. and in the fact that
they are built OF the finest materials
obtainable. In this connection. Il is
pointed out that the Nash organiza-
ton. because of its large factories,
builds its cars 90 per cent complete
within its own factory walls. This
means that every important opera
ton is conducted under Nash con-
troll and supervision, which in turn
means a product both economical in
first cost. and, because OF It's sound
production, economical to maintain.
Mr.. e. Barto, of the Wilmington
Nash Motors Company, local distrib-
utors. with salesroom at Eleventh
and West streets, IS highly pleased
with the very favorable comments
| concerning the line OF the Nash cars
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

rack or strain the body and cause
squeaks, rattles and cracking. Alum
mum is used in the construction, an
important factor is the cars light
weight In the building OF the body
all joints are welded, both inside as
well as out, thus discarding the old
practice of Welding only one side.
This new method assures a tight.
long wear, non-rattling body. And
this assurance is borne out by tho
manner in which experimental
bodies built in this manner have
stood up under the hardest possible
usage for over year II is a
method Of construction that means
a real advance in body building.
Unfortunately the visitor at the
show will be unable to see this con
struction in process. He will. how
ever, not fail to be impressed by
the lowness OF these new cars by
their evident light weight by their
roominess and comfort, and still
! more by the design of the wind
Evening journal., 1922-01-23
MARMON CLOSED
MODELS READY
Merrick Motor Company to
Display Latest Types at
Show

After three years OF painstaking
and steady development comes the
display. for the first time. at the au-
omobile show, OF the new line OF
Marmon cars. Four in number,
they are products of Marmon design
and workmanship in every detail.
Two sedans. one for seven passen-
gers and the other close coulned for
four passengers, a suburban and a
coupe complete this group. Marmon
open bodies have always been built
in the Marmon shops. The recent
completion OF an immence body
building unit has made II possible
to bufd these closed bodies, with the
result that an excellence or coach
work on a par with the mechanical
excellence OF the Marmon 81 chassis
and engine has been achieved.
These new Marmon models are OF
the general utility closed-car type
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

The passenger sedan and the
suburban. are alike, with the excep-
ton Of the glass partition back of
the front seat in the suburban The
partition may be raised or lowered
as desired, thus giving the car quail
ties much like those of the Limousine
as well as Of the sedan. The four
passenger Sedan has four doors. In
its general lines and finish it does not
differ from the others. The rear
seat, while intended primarily for
two. is only slightly less in width
than that of the seven-passenger
touring. An additional feature is'the
trunk placed on the rear The coupe
is for four, with the rear seat for
two to the right and TO the rear Of
the drivers seat. A folding auMl-
larry seat is provided for the fourth
passenger.
Going a little deeper into the con-
struction of the body. some very in
geninus practices have been employ
ed to insure that hard usage cannot
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

shield that gives to the driver a
visibility that has never before been
approached.
The Marmon is presented by the
Merrick Motors Company. OF s25
French street.
Evening journal., 1922-01-23

In Hanover Square, New York
city, there stands a house in which
Captain Kidd, the famous pirate. once
lived.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
HOME BUREAU TO
HOLD 4TH ANNUAL
MEETING HERE WE'D.
MRS. W. W. RAMSEY, OF THE IL.
LIMOS LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS, AND MISS LlTA BANE,
STATE EXTENSION LEADER,
ON THE PROGRAM.

The fourth annual meeting of the
la Sale county home bureau will be
held at the First Presbyterian church
"Wednesday, June II. An all day
meeting is planned. The committee
in charge Is composed Of Mrs, oak
ley w. Esmond, Miss Mary Strait and
Mrs j. n. IIOag The women are to
bring a pot luck lunch and Mrs. j.
y. HOag and her subcommittee will
serve coffee.
The meeting will open promptly
at $50 in The morning with moving
picture entitled "The Happier Way,
The rest of the morning session Will
be taken up entirely with the regu'
lar routine Of business Of the an
nual meeting There will be reports
Of all the county project leaders and
discussion of the constitutional
amendment, which the executive com
mittee decided should be brought VI
at this time.
Miss Mabel WilkersOn. assistant
state leader will be present at the
meeting. They also have made ar
rangements for Mrs John Metz, Of
Livingston county, to be present.
The afternoon session will be rare
treat for the county and all women in
terested in women's affairs Of today
should attend. The Illinois League OF
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
YOUTHS HELD FOR
ROBBMG FORD CAR

Chris Bayer, aged q, Of West Ot
taWa and Willie Dugan, aged Is, who
is employed to do ianitOr service
around the Burrows apartments, were
placed under arrest on Saturday even
ing by Sheriff C., 5. Ayers, charged
with having stripped the Ford auto
belonging to Newton Baxter when his
garage was robbed last week,
The two young men were placed N
the county jail over the week end,
awaiting Il preliminary hearing To-
day.
The authorities are checking up on
the two youths with other Onenses
committed IN Ottawa recently 10 see
If they are implicated in them. They
refused today To give out amy detail
of the arrest Of tho pair, other thar
that they were held and were accused
of the B2Xter robbery.
The two prisoners were arraignec
before Justice of the Peace koenig
this afternoon. They waived exam
nation and were bound over to The
grand jury under $1,000 bonds. At
ter the hearing they were taken bacl
to the county jail
This afternoon Bayer was released
on bonds Sheriff Ayers stated th0
the two young men admitted the al
legged robbery to him. and also ad
mitt,d that they took some oil iron
the Independent oil tanks, west }
Ottawa. the night they were broke
into.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
VATICAN AND PARIS
ON VERGE OF BREAK

Rome. June 12.-Plans for closer
relations between France and the
holy see appear to have encountered
serious reverse. Newspapers of
this city mildly predict the recall OF
Monsignor Cerretti, papal nunciO in
Paris, and say that Charles c. a. Jon
mart, French ambassador eXtraordi.
nary % the vatican, who Is at pres
ent away from Rome, may not re-
turn
The situation is said to have devel
oped after Pope Plus sent his letter
fore the economic conference met
in that city. This letter resulted IN
some feeling on the part Of the
French delegates.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
D D D FELLOWS 0 F.
DISTRICT De C| D {
ON MONSTER OUTING
NETTING SATURDAY NIGHT
VOTES FOR LABOR DAY cELE.
BRATlON AT MCKINLEY PARK
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS TO
SPEAK.

Final arrangements for the huge
Odd Fellows outdoor picnG To be
held on Labor Day wrr" made sat
urday night at special meeting OF
members Of Eucampmcnt District 10.
10, at Granville It was decided
that the picnic would be- held at Nc.
Kinlry park according To announce
ments made this morning by Gar
rnce Wilson who was named chaiI'
man of the committee In charge OF the
affair.
Preparations for the picnic have
already been started and II is plan
red 10 make II one of the largest
fratprnal gatherings in the history OF
Ia Sale county The picnic VIII De
for members of the |. q. q. r., thelr
families and other guests. DISTRICT
No 10 includes all OF La Sale couh
" and Fart OF Grundy and Putnam
counties.
II is planned to have \. l.. iants
grand master of the grand lodge oil
Illinois, of Shelbyvillr, m Hunting
ton Jones of Eankakee, chief OF "N
campmcnt branch, Mrs. Grac" Hen
~ Of Sandwich chief examiner
and instructor of the Rebeccas,
and Grand Warden of the lodge
George Il Turner, Of Streator, tt
serve as speakers of the day.
The Strcator drill team viii Tea
ture the entertainment by puttiht
ON numerous zouavc maneuyers, TWO
bah games one between the men o
The encampment and the other be
tween the lady members will be an
other feature. 4 long list Of sports
including kids indoor games, races
ana other outdoor events viii be
held Prizes worth 800 will b'
awarded to the winners.
Free lemonade, coffee and Other
refreshments will be given away a
the park The picnic luncheon vii
be held at q O'Clock. Dancing VII
be free to the Odd Fellows and thel
guests. The encampment brancl
was given the right to lease the parl
tor the entire day