The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-15

IN Jacksonville and is making her
home with Mrs. Barrett's sister, Mrs.
Jack Briggs, formerly Mrs. Turner.
49,
What You Can Do
You can pass on to the men in
khaki the books you have enjoyed but
will not read again.
You can give them some of the
books you like best-books you would
like to keep. They will like them too.
You can send novels, tales of ad-
venture, detective stories and stand
ard fiction; upto-date books on civil,
mechanical and electrical engineering,
the trades, business, the professions
and agriculture; recent textbooks on
military subjects, mathematics, the
sciences, and foreign languages;
books of travel, history, biography,
poetry and the present war; diction-
aries and new encyclopedias; inter-
esting books in foreign languages.
Pamphlets explaining the book
campaign have been sent for and will
be given out from the library to those
interested. They will also be placed
in the front of every book leaving the
library after their arrival. Read
them carefully.
WOman's Liberty Loan Committee
Executive Board Meeting
There will be an executive board
meeting of the chairmen of the wom-
ems liberty loan committees of the
various towns in the county, and of
the young lady captains and their as
sistants, in the lecture room of the
Ocala public library on Monday aft
ernoon at three o'clock. Every one
is especially requested to attend this
meeting as there is important BUSH
ness to transact.
Mrs. Caroline Moorhead,
15-2t Marion County Chairman.
The day of the executive board
meeting has been changed from Sat-
urday afternoon, to Monday, March
18, owing to the Woman's Club meet
ing and the story telling hour, the
latter to be held in the lecture room
of the library, and had been previous
ly arranged for the same hour as the
executive board meeting.
Woman's Club Meeting
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Club will be held Saturday after
noon at three o'clock at the Woman's
Club house. Mrs. G.. L. Taylor,
Recording Secretary.
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Temple Attractions
Miss Mildred Ravens will star at
the Temple today in a five-reel Per-
lection picture, ''The Courage of the
Commonplace" Miss Ravens is a new
star to most Ocala people, but she is
most probably clever actress as all
other Perfection stars are very pop
ular, Mary Miles Minter being one of
the Perfection favorites. A Pathe
News will also be shown today.
Last nights picture, Mysterious
Miss Terry" was of a very happy
nature, and that clever and vivaeious
Billie Burke made an adorable "fairy"
when she arranged for the, wish of
each of her three admirers to come
true. It was wholesome, interest
ing and amusing film, and as the au-
dience left the theater every one
seemed to be happier than usual, if
one judges happiness by smiling
faces.
Next Tuesday the well known
opera "Thais" will be put on by the
Goldwyn Film Co., who put on the big
treat, "The Cinderella Man" last
Tuesday. 1t stars the famous singer
and actress, Mary Garden, for whom
the daintiest and most alluring per-
fume made has been named.
VIM. S. Hart, one of the very big
gest of the Paramount stars, will be
Thursdays attraction in the Marrow
Trail"
The greatest juvenile picture of
the day, "Jack and the Beanstalk,"
has also been booked for the Temple.
1t is really wonderful film and the
giant is man who is really eight
feet tall. With one slap of his hand
he turned over the homes in the little
village. There are hundreds and hum
dreds of childden in the village and
their brave fight against the giant
WI threatened their homes was very
amusing. All the little men buckled on
their swords and went forth, leaving
their little wives to weep and pray.
The dearest little blonde boy imagin-
able took the part of Jack, who loved
! his mother so dearly and who fought
| so bravely to release his. princess.
But the princess, she was an adorable
tot, tiny, dainty little blonde in her
long spangled gown, and the audience
loved her as dearly as the giants
kind-hearted wife did.