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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
MERCHANDISE

IVA H. = ~ q 1 - ' ~ u - ~
II you have a stock Of merchandise
you r,aly want TO sell write 10 me AZ
once describing your stock. Box III.
Woodward, Okla.
ron SNI.E- Scverar good. rich i'm
proved farms both large and small IN
suuiuYcHtcIu oklahoma. whore one
crop PAYS for land at "A bargain and
,vs 'rua Box l26. Maugum okla.
FOE SALE -up-tp-date cafe. fixtures.
nrgt taurc; ov'rythne new; wtll IN
voice 3" 500 u tarsail. Lancaster
'sf AaJ. Okla.
FOR SALE BaHcry. store building. lot.
u.i X oven, tools nnd fixtures. al
On nst ,lpss condition. $500. B s.
pNohum1n.
ruE sNII.-Ist blocks and nanges
Western Hat Co, III ). Robinson.
Oklahoma ity
/ NJlCANlTlNG plant for sale, oompIete
outfit 80 good oil town. Maple i-ol.
..i#D Wt'NS mrnlslurs nd Nu-0u.H
uf iU.rHum commercial hotel dNiuF
exceptionally fine business. located IN
/ one ui leading business towns iu south
/ rrn ufNhuum u Y, uhl"nomn.
| jon PRINTING SHOP. maintained by
| slhptarial concern doing only It's own
| wulug. needs all-ruuud sob printer 10
. ]
| shop. manage help Keep tho work GO
ing ahle TO estimate cost Nf opera
ton: 10 such party r. offer steady
I work, permanent position, pleasant
working conditions and good salary q,
, preference given 10 young married man
nf settled habits looking fof chance 10
/ advance IN business way; give rci
crcnce and full Information; prcscn,
! salary nnd reasons Tor change In nrat
latter. Address B-1dl, Okahomhn.
SHOE SHOP for sale IN Tolihina Okla
only shop IN town OF 1900 or 500 t1-
habltants. new champion outfit; do.
ing good business; chenp " taken nj
once; come or write wv. II, McAlvln
| Tnl'hlna, Okla
FOR SALE-.nly exclusive drug store
| I'm town OF 500 population. Well tA'
tablIshcd and doing good business Clear
stock and nice fixtures. VIII invoice
about 50. 900. 90. $2,5O0 % cash, terms OF
balance. r. p, Okahomsn.
WANTED-A location whore n moderi
drug store In needed. Young gradn'
,to pharmaclst has u clean, up-to-dat' e
store to move TO place where drut
store Is really needed. r. r.. Oklaho
man,
$50. GOA STOCK general merchandise fol
sale: sales running about $500 day
viii sell cost and carriage; thi, is op'
poftunity for some one to buy good
| business own building: Will sell OF
rent. crops good. Thomas Beesley
Fletcher, ukln
! GOOD paying hardware business for
sale, invoices about s.. 10000 Would
trade for small farm 10 value OF 81 500,
II l. ichsvr Greenfield. Okla
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90 Doom1s

Wen furnished. strictly modern. Me"
Ground floor lobby nothing better in
tha city. Sell furnishing and lease
tomc terms.
TOrn.iN e Hoffman
,olis West N1in Walnut 60Gf
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Leases Bought and Sole

Our weekly market letter. with fs|
view Of conditions. win he mailed frs(
upon request KEEP POSTED.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
Oklahoma City Oil
Exchange

fhohe Naihu' 1877
on LEASE for sale at bargain half
mile from Gotebo well now being put
ON pump. twenty. forty or eighty acres.
quick action gets u, no trlflers. Wire
$40 First National Bank Bldg. Okla.
hOnn civ okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

5000 WHITE ROCK. CO. i.Slf Am
ancs. Si1s. lS0-scrn llaes, - T.
paid up. five sysASpS ~ eoo4 81
Garrett KingfiSAeh 0eA n
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Tomlin c Hoffman
Hotel Brokers

Alwnys have bargains l0ta w.
Main. walnut 50G6
FOR SALE-Bcat located beauty par.
lor aud hair dressing establshincht
IN city. doing nice business, reason Ioi
selling Address B-ajO. Oklahomhn.
,lOR SALE-Groccry and meat market.
income from $50 10 Ii2S a day. no
deliveries. nnt so per month. price
s. 500. consider used car or young
team on this: owner sick. Information
1lais ". California Ave. Mrs. Couard
a Kay. Room %. phone Maple t'o'.
ron SALE-a-room roomlng house do
ing 5000 per month. hest location In
city, cheap rent l2lis W Grand.
ron SAlE-Siv-room ro0mlng house
price S37j. $50 down; also 10 rooms
urice 81 500: also II rooms. come see
us. il2i7 " california ave, Room
e. Phone Maple 6JJ7. Mrs. Conard q
Kay.
WANTED 10 rent 10 or 2o-room room
ing house. furnished: phone walnut
rs or address Hastings or Turner
.'2 Security Bldg
FOR SNI.E-Corncr rooming house, 20
room reason for selling, places
l?m y Robinson.
WANTED -- Partner In vulcanitlns
shop. also interest In country rlgnl
f,r julmos starter for Ford cars llu
". lgt 81
AGaTRACTER wanted at Sulphur.
only one now in Murray county. lana
md oil business booming: hest open-
ing for abstract office In the btdte'
Az. Oklahoman.
FOR SALE stock. fixtures and locH-
ton of oklahoma Hair Goods -"
ovuor mast leave city ~ once on nc-
count Of serious illness In family 4o'
Terminal Arcade, ~.
WE HAVE customers for 10 TO 20
room roomlng houses; phone US your
ntIuys. We can sell them, MlnhIu
und phomrcgcr. Walnut 1857.
MIR GKOCERNAN--f you are looking
for nice, clean stock Of goods, WIN
living room, have lease on hulldlht'
StrIrtly cash business mud no delivery
cash sales $500 per day Unless fol
wan, 70 nay reasonable bonus don
answer this Phone Maple 2taa
PARTNER WANTED TO manage cigar
nnd billiard hall, now clearing from
500 to $50 u week and getting better
lepuires s2ON Tor onc-hali interest
other business requires all my ulh'
Inquire IS $. Robinson.
HOME DINING 10 NJ Rest ia city
m health. viii sacrifice. MInnrd a
pnenncger r'a \, Harvey. Walnut
1kNq
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MiNING; CALDWELL.
Nothing 10 Promote But Service
el5-i7 American Bank Bldg Walnut 1873
FOR SALE-iO-n oil lease, mile
north Of l50- barrel kingv God oil 90.
well: test drilling mile north Of lease.
and test drilling y mile east Of lease
Okfuskee county, OKLA. Price $3.50 per
acre. y. A. Castor. okemah. Okla.
rALO PINTO COUNTY leases for sale
cheap; close TO production, Mlnard
a phcnnegcr. iih y Harvey
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-Army overcoat, serge uni
form. pnlr Of tapestry portlers fhohe
Mani. 33G1-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY
ARTHUR l.. NOLL
Hotel Broker

NN 7 IIUN l.. INUI-L
Hotel Broker
upllcr u business opportunities u
nll kinds 2u Years In Hotel Business
Ni Culbertson Bldg.
Nlaple l7l5 Maple 1862
THE YALE CAFETERIA. Broadway
south Of Huchins hotel; open sun
days; roast chicken 2Sc. vegetables bc'
See cream 5el best quality.
STOCK hardware and lumber build
ings. warehouses etc, AT lndiahoma
Okla Send bids to Administrator Ia.
l.. Cheever. 33i W. Washington 81
Oklahoma City Okla, Phone Walnut
bO6s Am home sundays. Must close
without delay so act quickly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

C9.ACRE farm, white River. Ark, oe-
tween Memphis and Little Hock
from age and illness Of owner dropped
TO ygi acre for prompt sale, $50 acres
In cultivation, rest. In virgin timber. j
n,lcs " station; I tenant houses
thrd and fourth tins year Yield ~!
per acre on sotho Of II on surveyed
iorR road: near school and church
incshaustihlc wells, stock range, tlrh
lax and hunting thltd cash. rest TO
suit. pcs Arc Land CO., pes Are AIN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Arkansas

ARKANSAS ROUND TRIP 80.
DO yon want good Improved or un.
improved level land In nns hok and
corn country where crops are abund-
ant. land cheap, no rocks tame grasses
good towns roads, schools, churches
piro water. yood ncighhors and good
health Write for literature. Burch'
url Rcn.au Land Co, 7ls American
,.ilonal Bank Bldg. oklahoma city
OKLA -..--. -.---
RIVER HOTTOM FARM - l6O-acrc
Ounchitn bottom farm, miles ArkA.
delphu. splendid hardwood hnd' .o9u
road. house barn, good tonces ohly
t1s 80 p,r acre Reagan 4 McGownn,
Arkadolphln. AK. --
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
REFRlGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

FOR SALE-A very large lard press
and cooler, sausage suffer, one 10
foot counter, ono pair Dayton scales,
. plot farm scales. one large cash res
lslor, go ". California.
For SALE one sausage mixer
Hrccht make. Stock Yards Cash
Market. 325 ". Main st
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

tOR SALE Seal skin coat, $3.50, Wal
mt 5tIi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

For SALE. My exclusive drug store
In town OF 500 population. Well ea-
tabllshcd and doing good business. Clean
stock and nice fixtures VIII invoice
about 50. .eOO. 90. $2,500 10 cash, terms on
hnI,,ge " Oklahunan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

WANTED-A location where n modern
drug store Ia needed. Young gradn-
ate pharmacist has u clean, up-to-d date
store to move TO n place where drug
store Is really needed. r. r.. Oklaho-
man
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WANTED b. Partner IN vulcanhinS
stop. also interest in country right
fpr NulRos starter for Ford cars llo
" lst st .-...--
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$50. Goa STOCK general merchandise for
sale sales running about 5000 day;
viii sell cost and carriage; this Is op..
pOttunity for some one TO buy goon
business. | own building: Will sell OF
rent, crops good. Thomas Beesley,
Fletcher, okla
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AGaTRACTER wanted at sulphur,
only one now In Murray county mnh
and oil business booming: hest open-
ing for abstract office In the std'e'
Az Nklahnman.
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Kansas.

SOUTHEASTERN Kansas farms: all
sizes. lowest prices; terms $1,000 and
up, send for booklet, The Allen County
Investment CO. lola, Kan.
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.
A SNAP

A SNAP y
$40 acres. 100 acres In cultivation. 100
acres NOV meadow. 10 fine pasture
fence aud cross fence, Improvement
are light, plenty Of water and wind
min. You can handle this for y ooO
down and terms TO suit on balance.
Soven miles from city ccnter and on
state highway. Price 10 sell, Slo,bOo
Pierce & Baker
2Si Liberty bldg.
FOR SALE-s0 acres: fine unimproved
mountain land. southeastern Okla
homa. cheap, or will exchange for b
acres or more improved suburban to
good town In Oklahoma. K-T, OKLA
hpman
80, -uv,Jr -tto .cr. cn,,op ana fruit
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" IT UTIONFS
llsis ". Broadway. Walnut E'li
Oklahoma city. Okla,
FOR SALE-a0j farm: Red lu'er
Co, y mic to- Il, Il station; also on
"Choctaw Trail highway; $50 acres IN
cultivation; sets fair improvements
plenty wood. living water. all under
good fence: 20 acres switch cane grass.
i2 acres bermuda meadow; 90 acres
black land bottom; lnnd does ntt oyer .
flow: farm is l6 miles cltrksvllle. 20
miles Paris; y mile to good little 'n"n
$500 per ncre with terms. Mrs. u, IL
lass. BOX 3i5. Mt Pleasant, Texas.
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STOCKS
QUOTED BY
Ben A, LOnVfeifOW

6i2.Glt Insurance Bldg
These stocks can be bought Of us Nt
asked prices
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GOOD paying hardware business for
sale, invoices about i2,500.o0. Would
trade for smnll farm To value OF VI 800,
II. T. yensvr, Greenfield. Okla
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j.v. us your buying and selling orders

A'sO N ny other leases In 1llIman,
Caddo, KIowa counties. all well located
near drilling wells.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-24

- So-acrcs of good land; 10 acres
~ of which Is fine corn and
~ alfalfa VALLEY; ~ acres In cut
tiyatlon; 20 acres pasture; acres set
10 alfalfa. i-room frame house, small
barn; stone cave; fine well of soft
water: land all fenced and cross fenced +;
good family orchard. Price I6OiQ.00,
some terms
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ron SALE pekln blue velour coat
suit, size &c Maple 3sa0-R
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FOR RENT-l60-a cotton and fruit
farm. cash BIS. Oklahoman.
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BOB PAPMAN OFFERS
viii PAY Cash For

200 BLACK PANTHER. R.........O offer
800 HARVEY CRUDE -OIb.,.,t 100
500 NATIONAL UNION o. n q. -
1000 CONCORD OlL......,....... 30
100 QUADRANGLE .oficr
1000 OSAGE oil a. REr,.,..,.., 90
1900 AMERICAN OIL q R..,. %
100 KANOLA ....,.,...,.,.,..,,, 29Uo
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SUBMIT YOUR BIDS AND OFFERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

and orchestration to secondary posi-
tions. This emotional intensity MIR.
d'Indy has never shown in his previous
works TO any considerable extent, and
he has not exhibited it in his new sym
phony to any greater degree.
He is polished. smooth aud facile in
the expression of his own style of
musical thoughts, and in music of this
kind he is naturally successful. But
like most of the latter day French com
posers, he is disposed to be rather arti-
ticial in emotional feeling or at least
in the expression of it, and'a this ele-
ment is the sine qua non of a sym
phony cast along heroic lines It is not
TO be wondered at that Mr.. d'lndy s
latest orchestral composition does not
reach the heights desired.
Another thing which may enter into
the subject of music based on the war
is the fact that in the past the great
art works have rarely come from the
victors 1t is the vanquished who have
produced them. The psychology of this
is easy to see, and it may be that the
war will sweep away some of the ridicu.
lous exaggerations which have clogged
German music for the last quarter of a
century, and really great compost
ton may come from that side.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

Metro; William J. Heenan, First
National Circuit; William Priest, Re
public; Herbert Givin, United Pictures
Theatres ]. Emanuel, Realart; V. X.
Garrick, Inter State l.. Bache, Elec-
trio Theatre Supply.
1t is understood that the first step
that will be taken will be for the
modification of the Pennsylvania state
censor laws in conjunction with the
action of the national committee on
censorship. The association will co
operate with the national body at all
times in this matter, and it is not be-
lieved that it will undertake any project
along these lines on its own initiative.
THE first presentation here of Allan
Dwan's perturbation of Richard
Harding Davis's novel "Soldiers of
Fortune" will be at the Colonial the
week of January II.
According to critics who have seen
Soldiers of Fortune" at private re-
view, Mr.. Dwan has brought the char
acters of this romantic story to life
in a manner which lives up to the way
in which our imagination has pictured
them. As the story is of the gripping
dramatic type that Mr.. Davis wrote
there are rescues, raids and action ga
lore, also love interest.
The same week the new organ, just
completed, will be formally dedicated
by soloists who will play compositions
designed to reveal the tonal qualities
of this instrument to advantage. This
new organ is large and modernly
equipped.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

ager that "among singers he was great
imprcsario and among impresarios he
was a great singer Even by changing
the word singer TO conductor" this
could never be truthfully said of Cleo
fonte. Campanini lie was undoubtedly
great in each capacity and it was the
possession of qualities which enabled
him to be successful in both roles that
will make his position in the Chicago
Opera Co. almost impossible to fill with
Il single incumbent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

Alfred Cortot will be the sooist at the
Philadelphia Orchestra concerts on Friday
afternoon and Saturday evening next llo
will bu heard In the Srhumaun concerto IN
minor The symphony is the NTH OF
Tscha ikowsky, and the opening number. the
"Hebrides' overture Of Mendelssohn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

great IN each CAPACITY and it was the
possession oil qualities which enabled
him to be successful in both roles that
VIII MAKE ms position IN the Chicago
opera GO. almost impossible to fill with
single incumbent.
,.or,,
A MOTHER death, this time Of a
"A prominent American composer. was
that of Horatio Parker. once the win
Metropolitan Opera Go. for tba host
opera by an American later the winner
of another large prize for an opera.
offered by the Federation Of Women's
Clubs and the composer of many works
in the larger forms.
Mr.. parker's talent undoubtedly lay
along the lines of tie more severe music.
He was composer of unquestoned
knowledge i'll all the branches of COM
position, and he had a skill and
| facility with contrapuntal works which
few composers of 'his nationality ever
attain. His compositions show great
workmanship. but not so much of inspi-
ration, and while it is not fair to say
that he made counterpoint and its
allied branches an end and not n means,
there eau be little question that the
student of his works feels admiration
for the skill displayed in their construc
ton, rather than for their emotional
content.
Doctor Parkcr's finest composition
was the "IIora Novissimus," really
beautiful piece of vocal writing, which
will probably be heard for good many
years to come. The sacred forms
suited his temperament and style better
nearly all along those lines.
NhE new war symphony oil VIM
l. cent d'Indy, of which Mr.. Dam
rosch gave us the first hearing last
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

CHIDREN in the movies are always
" interesting--as children. Many at
tempts have been made to make stars
of them, but somehow these do not prove
successful. This is no doubt due to the
fact that these child>film are best liked
at children's matinees and when placed
in the general run of pictures do not
appeal greatly to the adult audience.
Something different in juvenile films is
tried in the 'little stories in Prizma's
natural colors." The first OF these is
"Memories, made from Whittier's
poem elm Schooldays" and is an added
attraction at the Stanley. 1t is the
intention of PrMma studios to show
many short subjects of the dramatic
variety. These natural color films have
proved, so popular in this territory that
the Philadelphia office won n large prize
as the result of nation wide contest.
A T A representative gathering of local
"A exchange managers in the offices of
the Metro Pictures Corporation this
week, announcement was made that an
association, working through the Phila-
delphia Chamber of Commerce, had been
organized for the purpose of standardiz-
ing the affairs of the motion picture in :
dustry in this territory.
Although plans for this organization
had been under way for some months
past, nothing definite was accomplished
until yesterdays meeting, which was
attended by the managers of eleven of
the largest exchanges in the city. They
we're Harry NJ. White, Goldwyn Pic
lures Cooperation William u. Bethel.
Select; George Dembow, Fox Pictures
John Clark Paramount Robert Lsnch,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27
CURRENT MUSICAL EVENTS

rhiIadeiphiS Orchestra concerts on Friday
afternoon and Saturday, evening next llo
4 minor. The symphony is the NTH OF
Tschaikowsky, and the opening number. the
"Hebrdes' overture Of Mendelssohn'
Tho annual pcrtormance Of ., lIandei
greatest oratorio. The Messiah ,iw'H w , 6S
direction Of Henry Gordon Thunder at the
XcademHy5 Of Music on Monday evening next
holiday h1I'iS week by tho choral society. with
its Hne chorus aud able soloistss 1t Is
the indlca tons are that y very large aud
onco will hear fine presentation OF the
great work.
Tho Mendclssohn Club has issued its tDr,s pr9s.
NTH The two rogu ar spbscripticn con
corts will be Siyen in the BelIsNne , on 'ssbh- 'sb
SHtFEd HtaEdemmx nv ePa rts % And scences et Brcokyn
has engaged the club for speeal concert IN
Rat Sty on from cyeS gtandpon
and tho present season promises 20 be the
most successful Of any since the organization
OF tho club
at the Academy Of the Fine ATis & will taxi 8,
vii consist Of Trio. Quartet quintet land and
%Ta membeps p Wu OF the s PPniiadelpRia orchestra
Irhn a., Fischer flute; Louis R9aho's :Sos S6oe'
bassoon. aud Otto Henncberg horn
Emil +. Schmidt. assistant concertmaster
Of tho Philadelphia Orchestral William y.
schmidt second 'celllst of the Orchestra.
and Livta Dawson Ward, harplst, with
mnscai serves at the First Baptist Church
Seventeenth and SAMSON streets, tomorrow
evening.
At tho annual New Years party Cf the
Philadelphia Art Alliance, on New Year
Day the program will be choruses by the
Henry HotS. The MadriEal7 Singers is
chorus OF thirty hve soloists from the Narl.
Gus church choirs of Phla phia. Tho FIRST
half of the program Will be at CLOCK
and the second half at q.
The coming week will bring Welsh
Elsteddfod held at Witherspoon Hall on
THURSDAY afternoon and evening New
Years Day). The Eisteddfod IS an estap-
At the event next Thursday. contestants IN
the various divisions Will represent about a
score of other cities. They Will compete for
prizes, the chief of which Is $3.50 for the
! best mixed chorus, other awards being tor
male and female choruses, vocal quartets.
| tros. etc, solos in all voices. as well as
( instrumental numbers. eloputicn. essays and
! landscape drawing. The Judges will be DR..
ID " j. Mason, of Wikes-Barre and Fred
erick L. Leonard and William \. Schmidt
J -Four concert stars will appear In the
! gaia concert at the academy of MUSIC on
| New Years Eve. They are: Leo Ornsteiu,
! pianist and composer; Marie Sundellus, so.
| prano OF the Metropolitan Opera Co; Joset
| Shlisky, n lyric tenor, new to Philadelphla'
and Max Gegna, the cellist
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

A SYMPHONY based on a subject
n such as Mr.. d'Indy chose for his
latest work demands an intensity OF
emotional expression, leaving work
manship and technique of composition