ttl ROSA" IS' AN
ARTISTIC MOVIE
(Jefaldine Farrar Film a
dtii for the Lasi-Para-
tiounfc Corporation
r the Photoplay Editor
'' im TIm WtA-int Attn In
H,. eVni the play of the same namo.
VjWcedt R. 5 Mills. Released Mon
pSiWr'ni all week ( " S'nnley
r JllfewM from private showing nt
KErMSF1
Jjj;RraOB' rcuro v.
- iJ.r what ono'a vlawn may be re
pTi artistic merit of Ocraldlno
71, art operatic artist, mere can.
fwne ontnlon of her ns a photo-
', tfc LnW asKy-rnnunuuiit 1111.1.
-III plfly nil ween. mi. mo ,.!. t
L L Fflrrar Is not only a good
flWTV I M k - IT it Ufa
--JA jM-Oai HCIUtil uwisw. "- ...,-
L2itr!4 I" her KMturcs nnd fnclft.1 x
rTTi'-4 '. ,. t .111. n HOfnllf nf Vi
1..1 fctlf It IB W1L11 O""- "l
fvrtctB8 "f Interpretation that robs
iW...i. r much of thetr BtaBlneBi,
IfTrurir ct before the camera. She
B'"'i..i ika) "JT-nrrar can do no
.?' .- .I-., nn nnthnrltv tn her
"' r.t. .r,ken her dominate every
!2.fer Pictures.
r rtfarla Boa" Farrar Is common.
M .l..nittv delicate, but no llicr
Itrnf"'11"''' .,. (,,, hU orstwhlln
,?. t,i 'fllm an added asset. Her
tdmW Is daver and always In keeping;.
f S l T'vld. vital and full of Intenso
kntcal power, sne is again a. .u
rjjiom , nf ,inl kn her
&VrcePt that here she Is faithful
ill, man ehe loves.
iTts Kpportlne t1"1 ls admirable. ,Wal
li BM Andres Is handsome nn al-
k and ath) "I1" tlmt RTOWinfr aiRnity
W .?. "..J ii.. n.lin him Ihn best
LiWtnonir "' - -
Mr rain on the screen.
trie Ramon of De Cordoba Is a remark'
I. .kcTIriZn.LIUll. 11Q IB n, uuwu obtuvi
tfender. schemlns yet secmlnBly frank,
:..i tit novcr vulKar. Ho portrays
L.iil amotions with less effort than
Kelhf of tho excellent cast. Tho minor
AnIU Kln& It Is In truth an all-
rent
Ultle directed the picture. That is
i.nt cuarantca for tho lighting and
atlon to detail.
i vittrntl WM," a WorIiJ-Prai!on fllm
mrtt. fetturlnc .Kitty oordon. Ho.
ui toJuy. and claylni; tlie drat halt of
ffl trlrat BhowInK at the Btanl'ey llooklns
Btiirrfj .
diM of melodramatic movies seem
U Ion; In the world that tho publlo
lYn them. A new one of tho old typo
t.ithut It Is "Her Maternal mcht,"
I World-Paragon film, playing tho first
t if this weeic ai ino 1'aiaco. wny
about the story; it is mo usual
alre-rrlng" husband-for tho sake
r child" sort of movie that -wo havo
Mn ana most ul ua uujuycu. UUL il
I nt Hature wortny oi note, it snows
1 Uoraon, ma ucauiuui movo re
I frorrf musical comedy, as tho Vam-
i Wr It also gives her a chance to
'j those marvelous creations for which
'It noted and, Incidentally, proves
tt'muy people doubted In tho past,
I Kitty. Oordon can really act.
Inir Incidents -would Juat aboui nil the
standard Keyitono length of today two
reels. Moreover, when you have watched
16 minutes of a rlot,ous but uneventful
supper parly nnd IB minutes of slightly
inoro eventful courtroom Bcenes, nnd then
find that some of the remaining Incidents
..o ou Buoveu Kleiner inat the story
needs a. set of annotations by a movie
Interpreter of tho calibre of Philip H
Qoepp, you are Just a bit lnollned td
overlobk the thoroughly good work that
producers and actors havo really dono.
Willie Collier, Impersonating a man-about-town
who desporately tries to earn
his living as a private detective and only
succeeds In catching his rich guardian
unole as tho man-hlgher-up In a Black
Hand affair, Is genuinely amusing. At
limes he suggests George Ovey. At othfcrs
he Is the old Collier who led wi,.- r.
Fields minstrel parades. All tho time he '
Is doing little bits of amusing business. '
i no support is excoiient nnd some of tho
comlo capers such as a capricious bed
that eludes tho sleep-weary drunkard
aro as good as the Ingenious products of
Mr. Bennett.
t
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Theatrical Baedeker
OAntllCK "Through the Am," with Mad
am Torjka and liobrt T. Malfiea. A drama
f .u "c ;'um"n'i."Pcun(r tne Strug
S ot.,ho fcpdy asrnlmt tho aoul. Tho afx
StMr n"l,c'haSrra,"6r,dnmt.k0.WorM'S 1,,,,ory'
DiIr"S,Jn'" Invention,". A dram by II
ram K. Moderwell nnd Cart Trevbe. tllln
of a conflict between two doctora. one the
old achool phyalclan, the othrr a youni: man
Just Mains- to prnmlnence. The tranglo alt
uatlon with a medical twist,
ADELPHr "A Pair of Silk Sloeklnga." with
5m.. Sothern and Eva Leonard-noyne. An
Rriftllih farce-romedy full ot good llnea and
lota of English alan.
I.YIIIC "Alone at Last." with ttoy Atwetl,
jr,iijr uor, wny xoTKB ana jonn Uhnries
mk. -'fcvTrrlWl
HR -,,. tftmErJM
ARCANUM COUNCILS
HOLD UNION SESSION
Reception by Philn. Council to
Pilgrim From Gen. Putnam
Council of New York
i whole cast Is good, nnd the pho-
ir excellent. While not a ro-
IrkiMa flint It Is certainly Interesting
I quite up to the standard of produc
ts by tms rename company.
: JtO-OOOD OUT A Kay Beo-Trlanlo
Utrt fMUre, aupervleed by Thomas II,
. With Willie Collier and Beaslo Ilarls-
ali. RiTlrwed at nrllatcr view In thA
rriuu injection room nnd ahowlnic tho
nl une itTt ot the week at the Arcadia.
yitonlnf Is an nrt. Thomas Ince nnd
t iMMUtea are frequently artists. But
Baelloni ara dangerous.
It .'o-Oood Guy." a Kay Beo-
nrl film at tho Arcadia, puts Wllllo
Usrtlrough a lot of Senettlan adven-
itMtwouia be n credit to that com-
' wUch has done so much to spread
Iftmiof Pennsylvania's pet name. But
3t a true Keystone, tnrougn ana
taft tit all that. In the first place,
I'jwy a flve-part feature, It hasn't
4iu enough plot. Its many amus-
Thomas. An operetta with the book adapted
br Smith and .Herbert! music by Prana 1.
S?r'...An amhltloua.Vlenneso Importation of
the "Jlerry Widow" school,
WALNUT 'iTwIn Beds," return engagement
of the popular farce by Salisbury Field ami
Margaret Mayo. First popular prlco en
gagement. rHOTOPLATS.
STANLnr All week. "Maria Ilosi." with
Oeraldlna i Farrar. A fllm erslon of the
play by Oulilo Marbury, with Farrar as a
Hpanlah peasant,
FJ,',l,S.nsJ'".'i"rh,,?S?.l,"r"',Lwllh William Far
num. Kathlyn Williams, Tbomas Southl and
llcssls Eyton. flellg 12-reel adaptation of
Rex Deaoh's novel,
AT.CDIA5tonday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
"Tho No-aood duy," with William Collier.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Sold for
Marriage," with Lillian Qlah.
PALACE Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
"Her Maternal night." with Kilty Oordon.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. ".Molly
Make-i)elloe," with Marguerlte-Xlark
VICTOniA Monday and Tuesday, "At Mid
"'"J11. wlt.n Norma Talmadae. Wednesday
and Thursday. "The Oood-Bad Man." with
Douglas Talrbanka. Friday and Saturday.
"Snowbird." with Mabel Taliaferro.
BELMONT Monday and Tuesday, "For tho
Dofonse." with Fannie Ward. Wednesday
and Thursday, "Girl of the Golden West."
with .Mabel Van IJuren, House Pclera and
TA?.od9.r'. Ro.br'"- . Friday and Saturday,
"The Code of Marcla drey,"' with Constanco
.uuier.
LOCUST Monday and Tuesday, "Salvation
Joan." with Edna May. Wednesday and
Thursday, ''Tho Feast of Life." with Clara
Kimball Young. Friday and Saturday,
"Snowbird," with Mabel Taliaferro.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Adelaide and Hughes. Anna Whea
ton and Harry Carroll. Allan Dlnohart and
company. Nonette, Dorothy Itegel and com
pany. Frlmroso Tour, Six Tumbling Demons,
'.r.bir -an.d Hohm. Emerson and Baldwin.
Sells Tribune pictures.
GLOBE "On Top of tho World." E. W Wolf.
Eddie Clark and his two Hoses; Kelly and
Dwivuino, ah uipnn. me j-reaericKs Trio.
Carlisle Circus, O. C. Davis, Sheldon Sisters,
Helen Jackley.
ORAND The Musical Gormans. Low Haw
Kins, Georgia Earlo and rompany. Trout,
Mermaid and Hubbles.itho Lander Brothers.
Jlaymond Wllbort.
Cliqss KEYS First half of tho week: Charles
Ahearn, In "Cycleland": Browning nnd Mor
ris. "The Evil. Hour"; Delmoro and Moore,
Edith Ward, the Sldonlaa. Second half of
the week: Wllm'r Walter. In "Tho Lata Van
Camp": tho Five Musical Hodges, Davis
and Stafford. De Lisle nnd Dupont, Ann, the
I'rentlso Trio.
STOCK.
KNICKERBOCKER "On Trial." The last
week of tho season of the Knickerbocker play
ers shows them In Itelzenstcln's melodrama.
BURLESQUE.
DUMONT'S Dumont's Minstrels, In satire and
on matters ot current Interest.
WILLIAM PARNUM -Who
will bo Been ns Roy Glen
ister in the original 12-rcci" ver
sion of "Tho Spoilers," tho Scllc
film of Rex Beach's famous novel,
now playing nt tho Forrest
I. O. O. F. Mark Founding of Order
Tho 07th nnntversary of tho founding of
tho Independent Order of Odd Fellows In
tho United States was celebrated In Gas
ton Presbyterian Church, 11th street and
Lehigh avenue, last night, when tho con
gregation acted as hosts to tho members
of the IocIbob of the order In tho 7th and
10th districts of Philadelphia. Tho pas
tor, the Hev. Wnltor B. Grcenway, de
livered a sermon on tho toxt from Ec
cleslastea: "A thrco-fold cord ls not
quickly broken." A largo number of Odd
Fellows was present.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Parades and Reception Mark Yearly
Convocation of Grand Commnndery
of Pennsylvania
The annual convocation of the Grand
uommnntlcry of Knights of Malta ot
i-cnnsyivanla wll conveno In Dubois to
morrnw morning nt 10 a. m.. with Grand
Commander Charles 11. Hlngaman In tho
chair. The session promises to bo a well
attended one, and already delegates from
nil parts of the Stato hnvo commenced to
gnther In tho convention city.
Yesterday tho companions attended
special church services In" the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church of Dubois, and to
night there wilt be held a "get acquaint
ed nlto" and smoker for visiting Sir
Knights In the local Mnlta Temple.
Tomorrow morning -n III be devoted to
me opening exerclie-i of tho Ornnd Command
cry, conferring of tho past commanders' de
gree nml the formal roll call by UrnnVi Ile
conler Horrman.
Tomorrow evening a tecptlon will be ten
dered representatives and visitors In the
drlilng park pavilion
Wednesday will be a busy day, with a busi
ness session ot the Grand Commandery In the
morning, memorial services at noon In the
Avenue Theatre, a big demonstration and
Malta parade, tn the afternoon nnd In the
evening the giving of the 7Tth degree and a
banquet by the College of tho Ancients. The
grnnd body will conclude Its sessions on
Tnutsdny, The annual reDorts to ho r-
sented. a summary of which has already been I
.- in knead cuiumns. win snow a net gain
of moro than 3,00 members for tho year.
20, the. local Malta
Saturday evenlnir. Mnv
commanderles will attend In a body a meeting
of the Stonemen's Fellowship. This privilege
was secured from the founder, the Rev. II, C.
Stone, bySIr William A. Gretzlnger. recorder
of No. 422. An effort will be made to secure
a largo nnd. creditable turnout of Malta
Knights on this occasion.
Quaker City Commandery. No. 422. ls ar
ranging for a big entertainment nnd social
tn be held In Lu Lu Tomple, 1837 Bprlng
Garden street, Saturday evening. May 27. Tho
orchestra of Mystic Cross Commandery. No.
48(1, of West Philadelphia, will supply the
music. Sir Trank M. Finher Is chairman of
the Committee of Arrangements.
Malta history relates that the first armored
war vessel ever built was tho Hnnta Anna,
constructed In 1S30 by the Knights of Malta.
The sides worn protected by a cuirass of lead,
which gave her a decided advantage over
the ahpls of the enemies of tho order. It Is
also stated that probably the most curious
cannon ever made were the holes drilled In
the solid rocks at the entrance to the harbors
of Malta. It Is said that these Improvised
cannon Were CAimhlo of throwlnrr ft phirmi nt
more than 100 pounds of broken stone or round
stono shot for
aras.
a distance of several hundred
May 23 Columbus Commander, No. 285. of
Fcrenlon, will admit a substantial class of
candidates under "B" system. A skilled de
gree team will havo charge of the exemplifi
cation of the rltuallstlo work.
Last week King Richard Commandery, No.
1 17, of Chombersburr conferred tho Red
Crosa nnd Hepulchro Degree upon a larbo
class of applicants.
Export Commandery. No. 01, Instituted last
week with 80 charter members present. Is the
latest addition to the chain of M.ilriL nnmman.
derles extending to all portions of the Stato
of Pennsylvania.
Saturday night a Joyous band of more
than 100 pilgrims arrived nt Broad Street
station In a special train from Brooklyn.
The delegation came as the guests of
Philadelphia Council, No. 293, and repre
sented General rutnnm Council, of
Brooklyn, one of the best known and most
aggressive councils In tho Empire State.
The visitors were met nt the station by
a commltteo from Philadelphia Council
and escorted to the Colonnade Hotel,
where dinner was served as an opening to
the festivities of tho evening. This pil
grimage well demonstrated the real fra
ternal spirit permeating the order of
noyal Arcanum, for rarely In the history
of secret orders has so large a delegation
traveled n distance of 100 miles, simply
for tho purpose of an evening's visitation
to a sister council. The delegation In
cluded many notable figures In tho fra
ternal world.
Among some of the belter-known fralers
were Supreme Regent Simwl N. Hong, of Mt.
Vernon, N. Y : Grand Regent Jones, as well as
Past Orand Regents Knell and Starrett. of
New York. In addition Grand Regent Gels
jnberger nnd Past Orand Regent Eaton, of
Pennsylvania, nnd the Brand officers of New
Jersey .participated In the social happenings
and enjoyablo exercises of the evening. Afttr
supper the fraternal tourlstn rrorceded to the
councl rooms In the Parkway Bui ding. Broad
and Cherry streets Members from all of
the local councils were present to aid In the
cordial reception accorded the delegation nnd
waxed enthusiastic over a superb rendition
t the Dorchester ritual unon n large class
of candidate, glen by a staff, composed wholly
of members from Brooklij.
During the evening ft, m-mlu,a e It.,-
Associated Councils of Philadelphia and vi
cinity entered the council chamber In a body
and nssisted In doing honor to the Brook
lyn brethren.
A number of elonuvnl addresses wers made
and the evening will be remembered ns one of
the most successful and enjoyable visitations
recorded In the history of the order In this
city. Past Regent E Howard McCrum, of
General Putnam Council, was In charge of
the arrangements for the trip of the HrookUn
delegation,
The Associated Councils of Philadelphia nnd
vicinity held their regular monthly meeting
In tho Parkway Building Satuiday evening.
The meeting wns called for 7 p. m., so ns
tp -permit of participation later In the recep
tion In Philadelphia, Council to the visiting
delegation from Brooklyn.
The commltteo appointed to nrango for
the organization of nn Athlniin n.Ani.Hnn
presented a detailed report, showing that the
project was promised cordial support by vir
tually all of the local councils
Alt representatives appointed by the various
councils were urged to attend the meeting to
be held Mn 2r, at 1317 North Bruad atreet.
Other reports presented showed continued ao
tlvltles and generally unabated Interest in
Arcanum circles In fraternal work.
The promised dinner nnd dance of he Car
nation Club was siren In the Bingham Hotel
Saturday night, and, like most of the soclil
affairs of this popular organization, was an
enjoyable success nnd well attended The
dinner courses wero Interspersed with music
and dances and In nddltlon a number of ex
cellent vaudeville features was Introduced
Orand Regent L. R. Gelsenberger wao an hon.
ored guest and delivered nn address. Past
Grand Regent Arthur B. Eaton nlso spoko.
Chairman Wallenberg will continue ns chief
of tho entertainment bureau, a position which
he haa capably lllled In tho past,
Ionlo Council, one of the oldest Arcanum
bodies In Jhls city, held a well-attended ses
sion last Week, with Regent Darnell In the
chair. Among the Interested visitors wero
John Culhbcrt, president of the newly formed
athletic association nnd tho president of Asso
ciated Councils. Refreshment followed an In
teresting business mission.
At th'e last session of Pennsilvanla Council.
Prof. .Calvin O. Althouse, of the Central High
School, save nn exceedingly Interesting and
Instructive) talk upon "Faith Versus Facts."
following the business session of tho council
A large audience. Including m-mbera and their
ladles, listened attentively to the address.
Professor Althouse's talk was a strong ad
vocacy of fraternallam In Irs hmart.it .
and was Interspersed with many anecdotes and
witticisms Professor Hurley. 0f the samo
faculty, Is an active member of this council.
Since tile Introduction Into orrice of the prrsent
regont. Pennsylvania members seem to have
awakened to their responsibilities, nnd n wave
of..at'v"y ttnd Interest has manifested Itself
which ls producing substantial results.
ARTISANS' ORDER
he TfiU give a priie of tSi to the second
laj-geat producer, pijvlded the nurnber
be not less than 20, a prize of J2S, and
to tho third largest producer, providing
he Introduces at least IS. a m-lz nt sis
The assemblies are divided Into four
classes, viz: Lesi than 60 members on
January 1, 191, 60 to 100 members, 100
to 2B0 members and 2S0 to 500 members.
In each class there will be three prizes of
125, $15 nnd $10 for the greatest numbefv
of new candidates during 1 916.
He also announces the continuation of the
Producers' Club of last rear nnd will give a
dinner In January of 1017. at which any mem
5!LorJ...or,"r..J,.r,d',;ln8" jive or more candi
dates win be entitled to pmd gratis. To ths
member of the I01B Producers' Club who Intro
duces the greatest number of candidate In 19J8.
provided he Introduces nt least 19, ho will
present a beautiful told watch and to the
second largest producer a silk umbrella.
Most Excellent Master Artisan Thompson has
called a Joint meeting for May 29 In Room D,
seventh floor. Parkway Building, of the follow
ing assemblies: Commonwealth. Rsdlanf Star,
Oriental. Waver V. Annlln. Kureks. SI. Pmtl'a.
Kensington. Lehtsh. Ideal, Energetic. Palmyra,
.,c,!!Tooa William Patton and Fot Chase.
11? will entertain the members of these assem
blies at his own expense with a view of stim
ulating activity nmoni their rank The quar
tets of these aieemblles. will be formed Into a
alee club and. will furnish part of tho enter
talnment on this occasion-
dial and slneers Indorsement of the beautiful
custom refered toi and ha It further
f!M?.,,rd' That the subject be, given as mnoh
publicity as peailble thaoughout.tne ranks of
5. '"tire membership or our order, and every
Si-n n mnae to inauce me memneremp to cor-
,i-0Ti I Order of. Mooe of the World la eon-
milieu una ce it runner t i
Resolved, That we will lire this day at our
mothers would have us live It,
THE MACCADEES
dlally co-operate In maklnr the' custom a imn.nl
T"1"'."1 .regularly observed.one so far.as the
One of ths best meetings In the history of
Passyunk Assembly, No. flS.wna held on Thurs
day evening. More than 1BO members were
present. Including n delegation from Spartan
Assembly, No.. IS, over which P. M. A, Win
lam O. Herds Is deputy. , Drs. P. F. Baldl and
"J1, Keating were elected medical examiners,
nnd will replace Dr, J. It. Phillips, who re
rently resigned. Dctor Phillips was the re
cipient of a magnificent testimonial In the
fhapo of a chest of sliver at the hands of
the members of the assembly. Deputy Philip
II. Arnold was likewise honored.
. An. Invltatlen his been extended by St.
John's M. E. Church to participate In the
celebration of the lonth anniversary of that
church and Runday next has been des
ignated ns 8t. Johns night. In. response to
this Invitation St. John's Assembly will visit
the church In a body nnd expects to turn out
a nelrir.-ttlon niimhfHnf tint Iakh thnn 100
Artisans. Special music nnd special exercises I
-1l taaalaA ,ka a..l.i .I1...II.. - . , I .
in limn,, 1110 ncivura iiiirniuvB lu uuy Arti
san of sister assemblies who may care to
attend.
Uniform Rank Will Present Military
Drill nt Coming Rally of Local
Reviews
A cqmmander's and record keeper's
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Evans. 641E Catharlna street, last
Friday evening, at which tlmo further
nrrangements were made for the rally and
entertainment at Eagles' Temple, 1836
Spring Garden street on Wednesday
evening. May 17. Record Keeper Olson,
of Philadelphia Hovlow, reported that
many requests had been made to have the
military drill put on. It was decided to
add this feature, and the uniform rank
will have a number of rehearsals and dis
play Hi celebrated drill nt this publlo
meeting, and the Installation Union Staff
will march In at the opening, escorted by
the Uniform rtnnk In uniform.
uooa mualo..an address by Great Commander
Warren, and recitations, will
Lounsburv.
make this
of
meeting
tlnremM r'liintaln nl
L--1 a r . .r " L- .""' r "j
ut evening, at wn
will
well worth Attending1.
meeting of tho commanders and
win ue neifl at. tne oniee or
tn Burrtn. S.244 T.ildlow street.
y evening, at which final arrangements
next
record keepers
napii
made for the rally.
Philadelphia Review, No. 2t2, Parkway
Building? obligated two applicants on Tuesday
evening nnd received three applications. Ar
rangements wero made to confer the first
decree nt the n.,t mMMnw An xr-v in a.
which time the great commander. Miss Louns
is Fxpeciea to oe present ji
omer reviews could
hurv.
staiea that
lss lMirnln
hrlnv th te
members or applicants to this review. to receive
no uesre. ,ine memners are worxing nara
for a class ot CO candidates.
The third qunrterly, dinner of the A
A-tUana
Dining Club will be held Mny 3t at Mosebarh's
v-asino, loin street ani mrarn avenue. Tnis
social movement has developed to big propor
tions. Many hundred now participate In
these periodical dinners, and the Increasing
demand for reservations attest the growing
popularity of the function. All Artisans nrs
welcome to participate. It ls not given for
profit, but Is purely a social affair where
Artisans mny meet each other nnd enjoy a
plensant evening nround tho festnl board. Res
ervations must he made of Secretnry A. J.
Kelley nt least three days In advance ot the
date of the supper.
Ths I. C. Underdown Assembly bonllng
team has been accorded the championship for
tho present year by defeating the team of
Northwestern Assembly by the narrow mar-
Olrard Review, No. 2B5, Parkway rjutMIng,
tlon obligated nt
arrangements nro complete
Broad and Cherry streets, reports one applies-
ii
nl
tlmo at the next meeting on Thursday eve-
the last meeting and that
for an enjoyaDie
tractcil much attention and proved a positive
stimulus to the Interest of members in the
work of many of the assemblies.
The baseball team of Fidelity Assembly will
be under the guldanco of Brother George
Mitchell, Grounds have been secured at
10th and Butler streets, which lll be shared
with the team representing Union Assembly.
Dlrlan Assembly. No. 41, will celebrate Its
fifteenth annual ladles' night on Monday eve
ning. May 22, In the Parkway Building. An
elaborate prorram has been arransod and
it Is expected that this occasion will surpass
any that havo occurred during the past.
Tho official visitations for this week are as
follows: Tonight, Oriental Assembly, No, 17,
at 1414 Arch street; Friday evening, Atlantic
City Assembly. No. 130. at Atlantic City.
Most Excellent Master Artisan Thompson
and his start visited Frnnkford Assembly on
Wednesday evening nnd found a roodly num
ber of members present. The splendid quartet
of this assembly entertained with several selections.
ORDER OF MOOSE
Most Excellent Mnster Artisan Offers
Many Prizes for New Candidates
Most Excellent "Master Artisan Robert
C. Thompson ha-5 announced tho with
'dravval of his previous offer of prizes for
tho year 1316, and In place thereof offers
tho following:
To the member who shall lntroduco the
largest number of candidates during 191C,
provided tho number bo not less than 25,
EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
KVEK Y.MONDAY SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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MONDAY
Mary rickford, In
The Eternal Grind
Norma Talmadge. In
Martha's Vindication
The No-Good Guy
Qlorla'a Romance
Fannie Ward, in
For the Defense
Theda Bara, in
Destruction
April
Ths Silken Spider
The
Battle Cry of Peace
Miss Warren's Brother
The Iron Claw
Marie Doro, In
Diplomacy
in.
C0WN
PttNOItTIIKKN
EADDITOIIIUM
ft STREET
Pearl White. In
Haul Klrke
Pauline Frederick. In
Audrey
TUESDAY
Mary rickford. In
The Eternal Grind
Blanche Sweet, In
The Blacklist
The No-aood Guy
Gloria's Romance
Fannie Ward, in
For the Defense
William S Hart. In
Hell's Hinges
Vivian Rich. In
The Wayfarers
Mae Murrav. In
To Have nnd To Hold
Marie Doro. In
Diplomacy
WEDNESDAY
Mary Plckford. In
The Eternnl Grind
Francis X. Bushman, In
The Wall Between
The No-Oood Guy
Qlorla'a Romance
. Theodore Roberts, In
Girl of the Golden West
. Valeska Suratt In
The Soul of Broadway
THURSDAY
Wallace Tleld, In
The Love Mask
House Peters, In
The Closed Road
Lillian Olsh, In
Sold for Marriage
Theodore Roberts, In
Girl of the Golden West
Jewell Hunt, In
Myrtle, the, Manicurist
Max Flgman, In
The Man on the Box
Blanche Sweet, tn
Tho Blacklist
Maria Doro, In
Diplomacy
Baby Marie Osborne, in
Little Mary sunshine
Blanche Sweet. In
The Sowers
Mae Marsh. In
Hoodoo Ann
Bessie Barrlscate. In
Bullets and Brown Eyes
Frank Keenan. In
The Stepping Stone
QIga Petrova. In
Playing With Fire
Bertha Kallch. In
Slander
. The
Iron Claw
Joseph Ktlgour, tn
Who Killed joe Merrlon?
(Hga Petrova. In
Playing with Flra
Mae Marsh, In
Hoodoo Ann
Edna May. In
Salvation Joan
The Litis Shepherd
of Bargain Jtow
Pauline Frederick,
Audrey
tn
Blanche Sweet, In
The Sowers
Jackie Saunders, In
The Twin Triangle
Mary Plckford. tn
Poor Little Pepplns,
Dustln Farnumt The
Call of the Cumberlands
Anna Held, In
Madame La President
Bertha Kallch, In
Slander
The
Iron Claw
Seasue Hayakawa, In
The Typhoon
Olga Petrova. tn
Playing- With Flro
Clara Kimball Young, In
-no rcast or i-ire
Lillian Glsh. In
Eold for Marriage
Ames Glynn. In
The Love Trail
William S. Hart. In
The Aryan
Harold I.orkwood, In
The Comeback
Pauline Frederick, tn
The Spider
House Peter. In
The Closed Road
William Faveraham. In
One Million Dollars
Charles Murray, In
Ills Hereafter
Crane Wilbur, In The
Conscience of John David
Francis X. Bushman, la
ino wan ueiween
FRIDAY
Wallace Reld, In
The I-ove Mask
Marguerite Clark. In
Out of tho Drifts
Lillian Olsh. tn
Sold for Marriage
Constance Collier. In
Tho Code of Marcla Qray
Doris Pawn. In
Blue Blood and Red
Lillian Drew, In
The Last Adventure
Mary Plckford, In
Poor Little Pepplna
Frank Keenan, In
The Stepping stono
Lois Meredith. In
The Precious Packet
Lillian Olsh. tn
Bold for Marrlars
Harold Lockwood, la
Tho Comeback
Mary Miles Mlnter. In
Lovely Mary
Mae Murrav. In
To Have and To Hold
William B. Hart, tn
The Aryan
Ethel narrymore. tn
The Kiss of Hate
The
Iron Claw
Theodore Roberts, In
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Pauline Frederick, la
Audrey
Edna May. In
Balvatlon Joan
Jan Grey. In
The Waif
II
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Oladrs Hansen. In
Th Havoo
Lillian Ol.h.tn
Bold for Marriage
H. n. Warner. In
Th Raiders
Tomorrow,
Social pirates)
Kitty Gordon, in
Her Maternal Right
Mae Murray. In
To Have and To Hold
- Porothy-ICOh-r r,
Th Buprem Temptation
Louts Lovely, lu
Th Gilded Spider
Dustln Farnum. In Tb
CaU of tb Cumberland
Lenor Ulrlch. In
Th Heart of Paula
Clara Kimball Young, In
The.Fea.t of Life
Marguerite Clark, la
Out of th Drift
Oeraldlna Farrar, la
Marl. Rosa
Conatanc Colllar. in
Th Cod Of Marcla Qray
Norma Ta!md-.
At Mldalxbl
Ella Hall. In
Th Crippled Hand
Lillian Glsh. tn
Sold for Marriage
Hobart Bosworth. In
Doctor Neighbor
Social Pirate
Third Episod
Kjttv Gordon, tn
Her Maternal Rlht
Douglas Fairbanks. In
Th Habit pf Happiness
Mill I I'uimu in
Strength ot tb Weak
Louis Lovely. In
Th Glided Spider
Tyrone Powsr. In
John Needham's Double
Ma Murray. In .
To Have and To Hold
Oladr Hansen, la
Th Havoo
Marguerlt Clark, la
Out of th Drift
Geraldln Farrar. la
Maria Rosa
Conatanca Collier. In
Th Cods of Morel Dray
Hobart Bosworth, In
TwofMen of Sandy Bar,
"lira Kimball Young, In
The Feast of Life
Clara Kimball Young, In
The Feast of Lift
r-arlvl Blackweii, n
The Shadow of Doubt
Kdna May. In
Salvation Joan
Frank Mills. In
The Moral Fabrto
Cleo Rtdglev, tn
The Golden Chance
Blanche Sweet. In
Th Blacklist
Adele Blood. In
The Devil's Toy
Mary Plckford. In
Toor Little Pepplna
Olga Petrova. In
Playing; With Fir
Mary Plckford. In
Poor Little Pepplna
Jackie Saunders, In
The Shrine ot Happiness
Blanche Sweet. In
Tho Sowers
Lenore Ulrlch, In
The Heart of Paula
Edwin Aurust, In
The Social Highwayman
SATURDAY
' ?"?c n"'d In
The Love Mask
Douglas Fairbanks. In
The Habit of Happiness
pJ'J'lan aish. In
Bold for MarrUg
.LJBance Collier in
The Code of Marcla Gray
Jane Grey. In
Let Katy Do it
Grace De Carlton. In
A Man's sins
Y!r"lna Pearson. In
The Vital Question
Robert Leonard. In
The Crippled Hand
Mary Plckford. In
Poor Little Pepplna
Florence Reed In
The Yt ornan' Law
DlaJh9Swret. In
The Sowers
Lenore Ulrlch, In
The Heart of Paula
Mabel Taliaferro, In
Her Great Price
Clara Kimball Young, in
The Feast of Life
ffirThMVrndfe,.?,
II, B. Warner, in
The Raiders
Members of Loyal Order of Moose
Will Unite in Obsorvanco of
"Mother's Day"
The regular semimonthly meeting of
Philadelphia Lodge, No. 64. -will be held
Sunday afternoon next. In the new
Moose auditorium on North Broad street.
Tho next ladles' cabaret night will be
held Wednesday evening. May 21. All
members are privileged to bring their
ladles to these function, which havo
proved very popular nnd enjoyable af
fairs. According to figures presented by Secretary
John J. Ryan Philadelphia Lodge now has a
memberehlD of 18,7Jy. This Is ua large a mem
bership tor this singly subordinate lodire ns
that shown by many prosperous nnd well
known fraternities.
Tho work of the recent open charter, yielded
for six months :iu.Vl new members to this
lodes and added to Us treasury $10,1188 In
Initiation fees. The assets of this remarkable
lodge are (211,480,24, a gain for the last year
ot 148.012. (JO.
Tn connection with the meeting next Sunday
afternoon, the prescribed memorial services of
the order will be held in honor of members
who have died during the last year. The an
nouncement of these services will be certain
to brlpc forth an exceptionally large attend
ance ot members.
Few, It any, of the fraternal orders have
given any recognition to ".Mothers' Day," but
the Moose have shown their hearty apprecia
tion of thla beautiful custom founded av Miss
Anna jarvis.
convention of
resolution waa
aaoptcu.
Whereas, The Loyal Order of Moose. In addi
tion to Its many features of benefit, fraternity
and good fellowship, alma as well to protect
the purity and .sanctity of the home and ren
der lojal devotlbn to Its loved ones) and
Whereas, a mother la the being of all blood
kin who most merits the respect and devotion
of every living being! and
Whereas, A beautiful and crowing custom la
to exhibit to the world an outward token of
such respect and honor and loe to the dearest
friend man ever had. by tho almple wearing of
a nhlte carnation on the second Sunday In
May of each year, such day being designated
as ''Mother's Day": So be It
JUxoUed, That the Loyal Order of Moose of
the World does herewith express its most cor
ning, at which time all new members will be
Siren the first degree. Philadelphia Review
egree staff and the Uniform Rank will confer
the degree.
Keystone Review, No. 241, Rlttanhouse Hall,
Bad street nnd Haverford avenue, obligated
one applicant and received three applications
for .membership nt tho last meeting. A class
of CO members for tho rally is assured. All
new members who hae not received the first
dgree. will receive It at tho next meeting on
Thursday, evening. The regular officers, with
Commander Helms, will exemplify the work.
Supremo Chaplain Burgln waa a welcome vis
itor nt the last session, and urged members
to work for the rally on May 17 nnd also
to be present.
The, .Uniform Rank, nt Its room In K. 0.
V. Hall, 814 North Broad street, adopted part
of a code of rulea which will be vory strict
about attending drill rehearsals and all func
tions to which the members may be called
In the future. Three special meetings will be
NEW SCHOOL PUIS 1500
CmmENONlFIILLTlME
Openliljis'of S. Weir Mitchell
Structure Believes Con-
gestibn
Fifteen hundred West Philadelphia
boys nnd girls who were suffering fiom
Inadequate accommodations In the publlo
schools were enrolled In "full time" clashes
today, when the new S. Weir Mitchell
School, at Beth street and Klngsesslng
a venue, wns occupied.
The doors were thrown onen at 9
o'clock nnd the teachers were assigned
to their classes by Mrs. Emma V, Thomas-
Tlndal, tho principal, and president of the
Philadelphia Teachers' Association. T. II.
VAn IToutcn will bo assigned to tho school
as attendance officer by the Bureau of
Compulsory Education,
Charles II, Brelsford Is superintendent
of tho school district tn which the Mitchell ,
building Is located.
Because of Insufficient equipment, tho
kindergartens were not opened. The
school was to have been opened Inst week,
hut a delay in tho shipment of furniture
caused a postponement All of tho elo
mentary classrooms were ready for oc
cupancy this morning, however, and It Is
probable that tho kindergarten, too, will be
opened within a week.
Opening ot tho new school, erected at a
cost of $376,000, will relieve congestion at
mose schools: Morton, B3d street and
Elmwood avenue; Husy. 6 2d nnd Pine J
Comegyo, 61st street and Greenway nve
nuo ( Lnngstreth, .68th street and Willows
Comegys, Slst street and Grcenway ave
avenue, Tho Comegys School tyill be an
annex to the new school and be under Mrs.
Thomas Tlndal's supervision. Tho
Mitchell School Is a granite structure. In
nccord with the most modern architec
tural standards.
held to drill for the rally.
wore uomiuea at mis
Four new memhera
session.
Betsy Ross Review, No. 242. Capren Post
Hall, 8017 Ruth street, reports n large at
tendance at Its last meeting and one applica
tion, presented by tho Misses Hill. Betsy Ross
Review expects to have a number of new mem
bers to present to Miss Lounsfcury at th
rally on May 17.
BROTHERHOOD AMERICA
Supremo Circle of This Patriotic Or
der Will Meet In Brooklyn Tomorrow
Tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, tho
66th annual session of tho Supremo Circle,
Brotherhood of Amorlca, will cemveno In
tho Hotel Mnrgaret, Columbia Heights and
Orango street, Brooklyn, with delegates la
attendance from all subordinate Jurisdic
tions. Supreme Scroll Keeper H, B. Walter, of thla
city, nod other State and national orrtcera
from Pennsylvania, will partlclpato In the de
liberations of tho circle The annual report of
Supreme Scroll Kcoper Walter will contain
figures giving n very satisfactory exhibit of a
year of progressive work. -With the happy ad
justment of many ot tho long pending Issues ot
Iltliritlnn. the order seems to stand upon tho
threshold of an ora of great growth and de
velopment. Tho resulta of the last year In the
reports to bo presented tomorrow, will show
material membership Increases and great
financial stability.
Much legislation of lmportanco to the entire
fraternity will come up for consideration, and
tho session promises from every aspect, to be
nno ot gTeni interest in memDera
Supreme Washington. Thomas L.
presiae at tno session.
generally
Qage, will
WILL VOTE FOR LOCAL OPTION
Four Candidates for Legislature
Pledgo Support
Announcement that four candidates for
tho Legislature In tho 16th rilntrlrt vn
pledged thomselves to vote and work for
local option was made by the Rev. Homer
W. Tope, district superintendent of tho
Anti-Saloon League, nt a local option rally
last night In Logan Auditorium.
Doctor Topo said the candidates are
Horace Gclgor, Samuel B. Scott, Charles
T. Evans nnd James F. Gordon. Doctor
Tope declared there was urgont need of
sending men to Harrlsburg who will vote
as their constituents want them to vole.
Son's Cruelty Angers Father
For boating a horso at Montrose and
6th streets Saturday afternoon with a
blacksmith's hammer, Tony Bplnolll, 621
Carpenter streot, driver for Michael Doyle.
18 South Delawaro avenue, was lined
$18.60 today by Magistrate Deltz. So in
censed was tho young man's father with
Splnelll's act that at first ho refused to
pay tho fine for his son. Ho allowed hlra
to be led away to servo 30 days, but after
ward relented nnd turned over tho price
of his boy's release to tho Magistrate
Pythian Knights . '
..At.yi ViBJronvotX?n Pf Steuben Lodge,
J0.-. V3J If night of Pythias, In the castle
hall, 6tb street and Montgomery avenue, the
second rank waa conferred upon Candidates
Jacobs, Marko, Brown, Ooldbaum, Rozzett nnd
Golden. The work of Chancellor Commander
A. .Hyman and Prelate Harry Camilla In tho
delivery of the charges was specially noteworthy.
Golden Eagle Knights
, Tuesday of next week will be known as
"Preparedness Night" In the castle hall of
Clearvlew Castle. No. 407. Knights of th
Golden Eagle. 71st street and Woodland ave
nue. M. ,G. Harper, representing the National
Security League, will deliver an address upon
the wisdom of preparedness, and ths doors ofr
the castle will be opened to all Sir Knights
and their friends. In order that as many aa
possible may havo an opportunity ot listen-
by action taken at the supreme
the order, when the following
presentee, ana unanimously
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Her Maternal Right
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Tha Shadow of Doubt
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Audrey
Norma Talmadge. In
Martha's Vindication
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The Feast of Llfa
Clara Kimball Young, In
The Feast of Llf
Dorothy Kelly, In
Th Suprem Teroptatlon
Bessie Barrlscale. tn
Th Painted Soul
Marguerite Clark. In
Out of th Drift
Tomorrow i
Th Iron Claw
Kit tv Oordon In
Her Maternal Right
Jackie Saunders. In
Th Twin Triangle
Ethel Rarrymor. In
Th Kiss of Hat
MhI Taliaferro; In
The Snowbird
Henry Woodruff, In
Th Beckoning Flam
genua Hayakawa. la
Th Typhoon
Th Lit! Church
Around th Corner
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A Prtc for Folly
Qeraldln Farrar, Id
Maria Rosa
Mary Mil Mlnter. tn
Lovely Mary
Norma Talmadgt, la
AtMldAUbt
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'Jt Good 114 !&
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Th Iron Claw
Marsruerlt Clark, In
Molly Mak-Bellev
Jn Grey, In
Th Waif
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Fighting J)lood
Tha
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Blanche Sweet, In
The Sowers
Ethel Jiarrymnre. In
The Ktss of Hats
Harold Lockwood. In
"Tbs Come Back."
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Little Meena's Romano
House Peters, n
The Closed Road
JV. It. Thompson. In
Civilization's Child
Llttl Meena' Romance
House Peters. In
The Closed Road
The
Iron Claw
Florence Rockwell: f,u"
in Love With His Wife
Blanche Sweet, In
The Sower
Cora Drew, In
Fit for Burning
Harold Lockwood. In
"TheCome Back,"
William S. Hart. j
Th Aryan
Mabel Taliaferro. In
Her Great PrlcV
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Th Oreat Problem
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Hr Maternal Right
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A Huatrtt of Men
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Mart Rosa
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Hi Good BidiliA
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Her Maternal Right
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Th Moral Fabrlo
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Th Glided Spl.Hr
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Human Driftwood
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Slander
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THE SUPREME TEMPTATION"
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THE CALL OF THE CUMBERLANDS"
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