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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05

ed punch from one table while
Mrs. ]. c. Griffin and Mrs. Mel
son Ralston served from the 9TH
er. Mrs. Sam Abrams, Mrs. Will
Adams, assisted by others, serv-
ed sandwiches from dainty bas-
kets.
A number of ladies came Zip
from Ocilla in cars. Mrs. Paulk,
President of the Woman's Club,
and Mrs. O. c. Belts, President
of the Parent Teachers Associa-
ton, with about ten other women
were present from Ocilla.
Other women on the committee
arrangements for the evening
were Mrs. Gelders and Mrs.
Thurmond for the program and
Mrs. Goldenberg for decorations.
Lucy Lake celebrated the open
ing of the picnic season there on
Thursday and quite large crowd
went down to enjoy the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. McCarty, Mrs.
]. c. Brewer, Miss Hester Brew
er, Miss Della Majors, Misses Ro-
sa and Gladys Wooten, Mr.. Char
lie Taliferro, Mr.. Stubs Dorminy
and Robert Prentiss formed a
party who drove down in cars and
spent the evening.
+ + 80
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jolly and
family drove down to Lucy Lake
last evening,
= + -
Rev. r. M. Mann leaves to-
morrow for Savannah where he
breaches intheetao etaoin taoinr
breaches in the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Robertson
and children leave Sunday foI
Reynolds, where they will visi
her people, then they go to Roa
noke, Ala, to visit his people.
= = %%
Mrs. G. F. Fem who has beer
the guest of Mrs. J. T. Cass 70
some time leaves next week TO
Boston, Mass, and her home il
| Rochester, N. Y.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05

Mrs. NJ. S, Smith leaves soon
for Locust Grove to spend the
summer with her dauhter, Mrs.
Claude Grey.
: e 3 :
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. ,Dickev,
Of Moultrie, are expected in the
city Saturday to be the guests Of
Mrs. 7. c. Taylor.
& + j. +
Mrs. Green left Monday with
her son, Bailey Green, for New
Mexico, where Mr.. Bailey expects
to regain his health.
: + + +
Col. John Bennett of Waycross
passed through the city enroute
to his home from the state CON
vention at Macon. He travelled
on the Central Route lie all good
road boosters from South Geer-
gia.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
MoULTRIE HERE MONDAY

The Fitzgerald ball club plays
ITS opening game Monday against
me strong Moultrie club. Moul-
trle IS known to have one of the
strongest clubs of its class in the
state and If we win it will give
fitzgerald a great deal of prestige
II we beat them. "Now is the
time for all good men to come to
the aid of their country. Let us
nave such crowd at the new ball
PARK as was never seen before.
Show folks that the Fitzgerald
baseball fans mean business and
intend to have successful season.
come out and root at the first
game and a. give the team a good
send off.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
81 CI TY
Miss Osborne, Editor
BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION
OF LAST EVENING.

OF LASl EVENING.
A very pleasant occasion was
the reception given last evening
at the auditorium by the City
Council of Parent-Teachers for
the Parent-Teachers' Association,
the other guests were the Wom-
ans Club of Fitzgerald and Ocil-
la, the Board of Education and
the rent-Teachers' Association
of Ocilla, and the Fitzgerald City
Council.
The hall was made very attrac-
tive with the ferns, palms, lovely
roses and sweet peas. There were
two tables for the punch placed
artistically on each side of the
hall, which were beautifully adj
orned with roses.
Most of the teachers were pres
ent and the ladies were all very
charming and attractive in their
evening gowns of dainty colors.
Mrs. ]. E. Andrews, President
of the Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton had charge of the evening
program and opened it with q
short talk showing the love and
appreciation for the teachers ant
their work. Mr.. ]. T. Turner
President of the Board of Educa
ton, gave a very touching tall
telling of the love f GRAND the APP
probation the people have for tn,
teachers and their past work.
Mrs. |. Gelders and Mrs. Hen
bricks delighted the hearers will
a piano solo. Miss Mildre,
Shaffer. Mrs. Gelders gave a pi
ano solo. Miss Mildred Tisdel re
cited PATSY" in her usual charm
ing manner and Miss Paulin
Goldenberg gave selection from
Aunt Minerva and William
Green HILL"
Miss Mildred Shaffer rendere,
a beautiful piano selection.
After the program Mrs. ]. I
Isle and Mrs. Percy Harris serv
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
CASH PRICES
Flour! Flour!

Flour! Flour!
We sell Flour! Best Flour!
We all eat Flour! Guaranteed
Flour!
White Crest Flour, per sack,
$1.10.
True Love S. F., per sack, Csc
Al Plain Flour, per sack, 9Oc
Mixtrite S. R. Flour, sack 9Oc
Cheap grades Flour at Lowest
prices in City.
Best Grade Chicken Feed, per
100 lbs. $2.25.
Corn for feeding hogs, per Blu.
only 90c.
| doz. cans Ga. Elberta Peaches,
heavy syrup, only 90c.
Mule Feed, per sack $1.75.
Is pounds best Granulated SUI
gar, $500.
DODD UPPLY CO.
Leader of Low Prices
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
COL. JOHN S. MOSLEY
VERY ILL IN Washington

Washington, May Colonel
John S. Mosley, famous Confed-
crate guerilla leader in the War
Between the States, is i'll in To-
cal hospital. He is more than SO
years old and his condition was
said today to be more the result
Of old age than any particular all
nent.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
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Mrs.aWalter Dranes little dau-
ghters suffered quite an accident
"Wednesday night. AS she was
playing in her room about ten
o'clock that night she fell through
the window and received a Sc
rious cut on her knee.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05

The Loyal Daughters Society
will have social meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Raymond Davis on
Merrimac Drive on Tuesday May
9th. Come and enjoy a good pro-
gram. A silver offering will be
taken. l14NaF
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
MISSION BAND TO MEET
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The Emma Tucker Mission
Band will meet Saturday after
noon at three-thirty o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. r J. Prentiss.
a very interesting program has
been arranged, all members urg-
ed to be present.
MARTHATURNER,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05
A Distinctive Reason

What is the chief reason for the superb
ority of Royal Baking Powder?
There are several good reasons, but there
is one which distinguishes Royal from other
baking powders.
This reason, which every woman should
know is that Royal Baking Powder is made
from cream of tartar, which comes from
grapes. This means healthful fruit origin.
1t means natural food as distinguished. from
""-.~l substitutes used in other baking
powders.
There is no alum nor phosphate in Royal
Baking Powder.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO..
New York
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-05-05

DR.. c. G. Jones, Of Columbus,
arrived this morning in the city
and will be the guest for a few
days OF his son, Mr.. w. V. Jones.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-29
JUNIOR MEMBERS
TO BE ENROLLED

every agricultural organization in the
state with the recommendation that
steps be taken to cooperate with the
movement. Dean Coulter expects to
help arrange for great celebration
at M0rgantown In which the six or
seven hundred students at summer
school will take part.
State superintendent OF Schools N.
p. Shawkey has announced that he
will inform the county superintend-
dents Of the movement. and urge their
help in any way possible with the
celebration.
Thus through both him and Dean
Coulter the educational interests Of
the state viii be IN line for the state
wide celebration on June 20.
Considerable plate matter explana-
tory Of the movement and the plans
adopted have been prepared and will
he sent FREQ to the weekly papers in
the state. in order that the news OF
the celebration may be spread over
the entire state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-29
BY the State Board of Trade
for the Birthday CeIebra-
ton Of West Virginia.

PARKERSBURG, May 29.-An-
nouncement is made that the state
board OF trade will endeavor 10 enroll
at least $4,000 junior members in tho
organization. The members will be
enrolled from all sections OF the state
on the payment by the children OF
ten cents TO their teachers or organi-
zatlon. In return each member will
receive n certificate of membership,
and a button commemorative Of tho
iifty-third birthday anniversary OF
West Virginia, The purpose Of this
novel move on the part Of the board
IL TO interest the boys and girls in tho
growth Of West Virginia. and to bring
thousands OF children over the state
into an understanding that they are
part Of the great state Of West vir-
ginia. and that IN few years tho buai-
ness OF the state viii rest on their
shoulders entirely II is designed to
awaken N them early an interest in
the welfare ~ The state. and To I'M
press on them that they owe a part Of
their time to the development Of their
native state.
Tho plan has been carefully worked
out. and II is expected that many
thousand children will receive certfi-
Gates Of membership, and that many
will be wearing buttons next month
commemorative the birthday anniver-
sary Of the state
Dean John D. Coulter. Of the college
Of agriculture. before leaving the city
last week announced to the bourd
officials that he would submit the mat
ter Of tho statewide celebration to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17

Tho Equitable is releasing "By Whose
Hand" with Edna Wallace Hopper,
Charles ]. Ross and Muriel Ostriche. Some
collection of hands to choose from.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17
knights of Pythias

Quaker City Lodge. No. 81. which meets
IN the hall Germantown avenue and Price
celebrate the sixth anniversary Of its consti-
tuition. The event promises to be notable
one in Pythian circles. as many distinguished
members of the fraternity will grace the occn-
visitors arc Grand Chancellor George A. Ment-
cell, Grand Keeper OF Records and Seals
Julius Mountnoy Grand Trustee Samuel NJ.
Pyfer and Grand Inner Guard Byron u. Bodlc,
Prior to the entertainment the third rank will
bo conferred In long form, with moving pic
ture scenes introduced TO add TO its effective
ness. varied entertainment, refreshments
and addresses by the State officers Will com
plete nm attractive program. Chancellor
Commander Harry L.. Neal, assisted by vari-
GUS committoes, has been wording 70 perfect
details OF the celebration and a brilliant sue
cess seems assured.
on Friday, April 2s. as a part Of the ami
Versary celebration, program has been ar
RANGED with a special view to the entertain
ment OF the ladies. All member9 q the lodge,
welcomed to this entertainment. The program
Will include motion pictures, polo, music, dane
Ing and refrcBhments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17
KNIGHTS OF malta
Annual Reports to State Headquar-
ters Show Year of Unusual Prosperity

The State Auditing and Finance Com
mittees both met at state headquarters in
this city last week to go over the books
and records of the grand treasurer and
grand recorder for the last year. AT the
meeting Of the Finance Committee the full
executive board was present, the grand
treasurer coming TO the city in person to
bring his books.
The audit disclosed the admirable busi-
ness methods that have governed the or
ganlzation, resulting in n surplus for the
last year of S3005, increasing the balance
to the credit of the Grand Commandery
to $4,000.
This is an. unusually gratifying financial
ssoret orders and rejects the enthusasm 9f
Malta Malta mem5sss en Hnd the prosperity of sub
f RmqH viii 6x at & oEsga tSg sf
members. % net Increase o Of $500 for the last
ThS b! oas, Initiation Of Mystic G5Sss
s@Ss.ins @ e. %Sy g: g. sfoS. 1SS i !sp2TtSqgo tSs
Sfs fS4 s ~ ss Ss sasSsa 6S "A ESsss 2 s
psotsd and for, the novtiates WHO, win seek
% sap G bS sh2 e GFSSF dssrs Eos SSP
Viii be q the highest order prese1ntsd 1s. Py
tRsS0fsSS the State. the best equipped degree team I"
From, present indications there is every
from iiS 70 lis car eandidates. Ida e.'' WIZ
An application for a charter for new com
mnndery to be located at Export, WeBtmore-
land County, was received by State Recorder
Hoffman at headquarters In this city Thurs
day last.
A commandsry il In process. OF formation
at Erie, which gives promise of being launched
under most auspicous circumstances. Already
127 signatures have been secured to an appll.
cation for n charter, and this number will
be increased before formal action is taken.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17
GOLDEN EAGLE KNIGHTS
Grand Castle of Pennsylvania Elects
New Officers for Coming Year

In fraternal circles few orders have en-
Joyed a more conspicuous degree of pros
perlty or proved moro potent factors in
benevolent impulses and consistent fra
ternal activities than the chivalrous order
known as the knights of the Golden
Eagle.
with n beautiful ritual, based upon the
knightly deeds Of the Crusaders Of the
Middle Ages. in their quest of the Holy
Grail" and taking as their motto the
words, Fidelity valor and honor" II Is
not surprising that the order soon be-
came popular and grew rapidly numer-
lCally, until castles were scattered in all
sections of the State.
while this success and prestige grew apace
apathy, and the Sir Knights not being able TO
order lost ground in membership, In tho last
threS, or four years, i, rGnnimsted and rsjuye-
idly and candidates are once more loclSing to
the portals OF the castles all over the juriSdic-
Tho annual reports now being compiled at
hcadqGarters on North Broad , street In this
gains in membership and finances for the past
year, Much Of this revival Of interest and
OF the officers chosen FOR the State Castle.
An. election for new. officers has just been
completed and returns from all castles through
counted. The results disclose the election for
@. Stemme. of Antioch Castle, No. 8S, as
Grand Sir Herald for the coming year.
Sir knight Stemme was admitted to mem
bershp in Couer-de Lion Castle. No. "a. 80
years ago. Shortly after the institution Of
OF that castle. and six years later Minerva
Castle. No. 25O. consolidated with Antioch
Castle. No. 3S, of which Brother Stemmc is
now n member. AS captain Of Couer-dc- Lion
Commandery he was always on hand to- assist
and the order In general; and for many years
represented his castle in tho Grand Castle
OF the state. A successful business man, he
brings to the office to which he has bccn
ness Of the Grand Castle and the growth
of the order. assuring administrat tlon,
which will work for a continuance OF the
snresent nrosperIty of the brotherhood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
Big Class Initiation Tonight Marks
Progressive Work of This Order

Monday last marked the oath ami
versary of the birth of George Lippard
the founder of the order Of the Brother
hood OF the Union, later changed to the
present name, Brotherhood of America.
To commemorate this event, the supreme
circle appealed to all circles and homes
to make special efforts to secure new
members during the past week.
What tangible results have come from this
urgent appeal are not yet known, but that
many candidates have been secured there is
no doubt.
rered in a big, class Initiation To- be held
in the hail of Star of Bethlehem Circle, No.
ii. An tertainment will be provided re-
treatments served, and as local circles are
taking an active interest In the event n
large class OF candidates Is confidently
pected. The grand circle officers will be pres
ent and all Interested members are urged to
ment lnauRurated and fostered by the grand
officers to rejuvenate the order and materially
strengthen its ranks
Tuesday, May, %: class initiation will he
held in the hall OF Schuyler Circle, No.: 40.
and on June 81 another large class will be
admitted in the hall of Columbia Circle
No. 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17
Theatrical Baedeker

BRoAD-"The. .wooing OF Eve" with Laqreits
aY2 2nd ksnBer. ksg Mc5y2s ~ as efemS fRSdy ysT
S{ an Eng!lsR fSeistiSSSs Mr. Manners wrote
Harry .Gonor. Lefty Yorko and Johp
5y sh an 6 oP'fat9b arb 'G music ooS
p5a9i 6f the o2r2 %'GRs WSow sdsoo I'M
h6E DreT Grant FsS Mh AfYS5'SS 5 Ssp sS Sis
son. novel farce with much fun In II.
lPHoToPLAYs.
aIz Tuesday and wSdpssdsiyy.
Red w6 fa John aqs sasFsa'
With rrS goSnySs oS wsdfds TBas
day. Friday, and saturday. The steppIns
PA!ihAGE-!N Monday, Tuesday. and wednssdsy.
a T2oy vain ana PspqS Ereasek bs eRT 5
Paula" with Leonore Uirch.
S5 Jane asS and and TgHaS wsH DS%dad
"Wednesday, lMSedn,gsday, and Thgrsday, The Habit q
aay ana setuTda2 P9RS'f TSe FfT9fRo P
Lag Bride" with HamtSn Reyels ,Aiddssd
his burlesuue on Carmen"
VAUDEVILLE.
Amelia stone and Armand Kaliss In Man
Raye F5sS Belle BaEeT 9g'ey and
Spectacle, Corbette, Shepard and Donovan,
Newbold and Gribbn, Rice, Elmer and Tom.
GRsAAND..,,-Gruber's Trained animals, ines
Chds' "; Thurber and Madison, Ryan and
lie Clair Misses Rofers and Wood.
GLoBE-"The Maid and the Mummy" Net
Edwood and Snow. the Four HnrmonlstS.
Ripley and company, Winkel and Dean, Baby
Ann. Hartley and Pecan.
CROSS KEYs-Tirst half Of week, Kiutins,g
Trained Animals, Bessie lie Count claude
yauxS and company. Holden and Graham
Pratt and Pratt, Dave Roth. Last half OF
week, Rlutlngs Trained Animals HagJy
kraut7 and company, the Three Rosairs, HiH
Violin Misses Morln. tho Coter-Bouidsa
Trio.
BURLESoUB.
DUMoNT' 's-Dumont's Minstrsls, in satirss
on matters Of current interest.
STOCK.
RN1CKERBOCKER-"T Brute" First
Philadelphia presentation Of Arnold Kuu-
mer's drama In three acts. A story of the
triangle situation from slightly different
angle. Emily Smiley and John Warner In
the leading roles. e.
AMERICAN" House Next Door" The
Arvine Players, with Virginia HenninEs and
George Arvlne In this modern play.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17
THE MACCABEES
Many Candidates to Be Admitted at
Announced Rally Of Local Reviews

six candidates, four for Rartram Re-
view and two for Philadelphia Review,
we're given the beautiful lessons OF the
LIST degree by Philadelphia Review De-
gree staff. Mrs. Ada Gorsuch, COM
mander, and the Uniform Rank, under di-
Review meeting, sgd street and Haver-
ford avenue last Monday evening. A
goodly number of members from nearly
all local reviews were present and en-
joyed the evening. Bartram Review will
try to have some new members TO present
to the great commander at the rally.
Captain Crouch urged the members to do
all they could for the guard benefit at
Eagles Temple on Wednesday evening,
May 3, and Mrs. Lawrence, of Bartram,
announced euchre for their review on
Monday evening, May s. Refreshments
closed most happy evening.
Nearly all the commanders and record keep
held in the .ofrice. OF suprme Chaplain Miss
gurgln. 1924 Ludlow, street Mrs. Minnie
porte, t6as they had rented the Eassss' Tenn
were made t0 make the PRECIPITATION q new
Witch IS to foow free "a and hV open e
70 the public; A ,Peddlers,, Parade" full Of
Of May to defray tho expenses Of the rally fiI
and the reviews participating WILL IL they
s ont at the rally receive a cash i prize from from
headuuarters. as the association is determined
to make net gain OF 10, 900 members this
year. and Philadelphia is determined to furnish
her share.
Penn Treaty Review. No. 2o2. NarraEansott
Hall, 1126 Germantown avenue. obligated one
applicant at its last review. and had an
enjoyable meeting. Their entertainment was
postponed until tho next meeting. on Wed
nesday evening. The members also took up
the rally plan, and will try and have a
goodly number Of new members to present to
the great commander May II. Supreme
Chaplain Miss Burgin and Miss Berli. record
keeper, of Girard Review, were welcome
guests,
Quaker City Review, Park avenue hall, 1915
Columbia avenue. obligated two applicants
at Its last meeting and voted to join in tho
rally and try and have go9odly number of
Quaker City Review mourns the death Of
letter of sympathy was sent to their lady
at arms, Mrs. Mary JodRn, upon the death
Sisters McGlinchy and Gilmore were reap
pointed and Mrs. Fredercka Hess added to
their number,
Betsy Ross Review. Capron Post Hall BOLT
Ruth street, at the meeting Tuesday even
ing, took action to unite with the other
reviews In the rally, and will do their best
to have some candldates to present to Miss
Lounsbury,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17
ARCANUM COUNCILS
PLAN BIG RECEPTION
Entertainment Arranged for
Visit Of Brooklyn Members
to Philadelphia

Philadelphia Council No. 2s3, held a
we'll attended session Tuesday evening
in It's rooms In the Parkway building.
Regent John Culbert, presided, and the
degree team initiated In Impressive style
several waiting candidates 1t was an
nounced that Ave propositions are still
pending.
The COMMITTEES in charge of the enter
tninment OF the expected delegation OF
visitors from Brooklyn, on May 9, made
a very satisfactory report. Invitations
have been extended TO supreme officers
as we'll as grand officers of New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and a
notable Arcanum demonstration is looked
for.
in good soody numbsrs. 80 as to give the the fraternsi
visitors royal RECEPTION. -, =.
PinoSSe contest was hed S0p ana prnes award
ed 20 the successful contestants a luncheon
cii Ti be served at the next meeting of this '0un-
evening, and after the regular business session
the Entertainment Committee treated the
mSS to m saS% G2n9sTg 81
music and sleight-of hand. Rsfreshmonts fol-
RS6uso 50Msd the tEo Central 5 % P5 5os scod an viii
deliver lecture on Faith vs. Facts" This
sgrs ar; rSaasstfd ~ e invite ,t6ciT friends
RSen FsS doHqss M S9s the "y5aRn
last week, and his efforts to stimulate the
work Of tho council were ably seconded by
the intelgent efforts Of the active and capable
Entertainment Committee. which is largely In
hS q tho
program provided.
At the regular meeting Of GUARANTEES Council,
No. 1870, Thursday evening. It was arranged
to hold special Identification nights for non
attending members.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Haverford Council,
No. 20i5. IN holding interesting afternoon
card parties for the benefit OF the Charity
Fund.
The next meeting Of the Carnation Club
will be dinner and dance at the Bingham
Hotel, Saturday, April 20.
The Royal Arcnnum Dining Club. Of Ian
caster, met on Thursday, nt BrunswiCk Hotel,
Lancaster. They had their guest the pres
ident OF tho Carnatlon Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17
20, TICKLE APRIL sKYw
Today's Weather Conditions Justify
Poets Line

Rain today, which included some April
snow" reminded Philadelphians, after two
perfect days, that the poets have sound
cause for exclaiming, 20 tickle April sky -
The sky will continue to be tickle.
the weather man said. 1t will switch back
to fair, tonight and tomorrow, with not
much change in temperature, The drizzle
today, the first part of which looked like
snow, was caused by the city's inclusion
in the margin of a rain area which is
moving off eastward down the st. Lawr-
ence valley. The april snow" was big
raindrops dashed into fine white spray by
atmospheric conditions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17

The Fox releases for May sound Inter-
esting. Read this list Blazing Love-"
with Virginia Pearson, released May l !;
1.-THE Eternal Sapho.r with Theda Bara,
released May s. where Love Leads"
with Ormi Hawley, released May Is
Battle of Hearts," with William Far
mum, released May 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-17

One OF the features OF the meeting of Apollo
Assembly on Thursday evening was
chestra composed OF its members; which rem
dered some excellent numbers. This the
occaAion OF the annual visitation of the most
excellent officers. The quartet in good
voice and added to the pleasure OF the eve
min