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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
ORCHESTRA PLAYS
WITHOUT A SOLOIST
First Purely Orchestral Program
of Season Given, With Fifth
Symphony the Feature

The Philadelphia Orchestra gave its hrst
concert Of the present season Yesterday
without sooist Ordinarily. at least eight
are given in the season.. but owing to the
"hu' epidemic and the consequent shifting
or dates OF the soloists yesterday was the
frst Of the year, The large audience that
attended was most encouraging. in that It
shows that the people are beginning to 60 to
these concerts to hear the music. and that
the lure Of the soloist lis not SO potent as II
was few years ago. All of which is as II
should be-
The program opened with the Irish Rhap-
sody OF Charles viilers Stanford. a work
comparatively unknown here. but which
proved to be composition. based apparently
upon Celtic melodies of much charm and de-
veloped in excellent taste. besides being or
chestrated with the greatest skill and
knowledge Of the resources OF the modern
orchestra. As Mr.. Goepp said IN his program
notes few men have caught the delicate
poetry OF folksong as exactly as has Stan
rord and the work played yesterday
abundantls justified this assertion
The second number was an air for a choir
OF solo violins. with orchestral accompani-
inent' by Sergei Rachmaninoff whose pres
ence in this country this year, as well as the
exceedingly high character OF his music
lends an added interest to his compositions
In this work Mr. Stokowski moved the first
ana second stands OF the second violins over
70 the hrsts giving solo choir of twenty in
struments who played with great sorority
OF tone and exactness of intcnation. The
work is beautiful piece OF conseryat i've
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
CLEMENT TO SIT MONDAY
New Commissioner Will Hear LehiQh
Transit Plea

Public Service Commissioners Samuel M.
Clement. Jr, and $ r. Shelby will sit with
the commission for the first. time OH Monday
Arguments will be heard in the Lehigh Val
ley Transit fare complaints, and the COM
pany's application to withdraw certain ticket
sales for the Allentown Catasauqua line.
Hearings will be held in Harrisburg this
city, Willamsport and Sharon next week
The hearing in this city will be on wednes-
day and include Chester complaints against
traction fare increases and attacks on the
Highland Gas Company rates in the Perkasie
and Selersville districts, The Springfield
Consolida ted Water case will also come up
again, as will the complaint OF the United
Business Mems Association against the Bell
Telephone system of registering calls
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IRISH TO CONVENE HERE
5000 Delegates Expected to Attend Gather
ing Next Week

Five thousand delegates. representing every
state in the Union, will attend the Irish race
convention in this city February % and 3D.
The opening session win be held in the Sec
ond Regiment Armory.
In n body the delegates will hold cere-
monies in Independence Hall and demand
that Ireland's right of self-determination be
recognized by the nations.
Prominent Catholic clergy and laymen will
take leading part in the convention. Among
the speakers expected are Cardinal Glib
hons Cardinal O'Connell and Archbishop
Dougherty, who will deliver the invocation
at the opening session. Governor Sproul and
MAJOR Smith, it is said, also will speak.
According to revised arrangements. the
first days sessions. including the reception in
the evening, will be held in the armory On
the second day the convention will meet in
the Academy Of Music. The public meeting
in the evening will be held at the Academy
The Shubert Theatre adjoining has been en-
gagged for the overflow.
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MEDICO-CHI REOPENS TODAY
Closed by Parkway Operations, Resumes
General Work

The Medico- Chirurgical Hospital at Eirh-
teenth and Cherry streets whose doors were
today .
The hospital has been closed since last
July except for short period durinE the
influenza epidemic, private inspection o.
the hospital was made yesterday by oflceru.
stars auxiliaries, agencies and friends Of tbo I
Graduate School OF Medicine. University of
Pennsylvania 81
New equipment has been installed and t1,e
hospital will be ready to resume Generaf
work. DR.. James NJ. Anders will have char
of the department of medicine: Dr. y, ~
Mantx. surgery; DR. George ~ Boyd o1 ~
DIR. William r. Nicholson. obstetrics
superintendent 10 Mas Katherne n o.
The hospital will be operated un6nr
supervision Of the University Of rnnr
MIA Hospital which incl>1en ~
Ss'.s'''.7' ,'sss ''> F''y' ~ s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
SHIP GIRLS ORPHANS HOSTS
Hog Island Young Women Give Heart
Party" for Foster Home

Forty orphans from the Foster Home,
Twenty-fourth and Poplar streets. will be
guests this afternoon of a score or more girls
employed at Hog Island. Tne children VIII
be entertained at what is described as a
Heart Party"
The children will leave the home at 2
o'clock In automobiles to attend a photoplay.
After the movies the youngsters will be
treated to ice cream, cakes and candy. The
party will be In charge of Miss Sarah Ferris
assistant to DR. Alma Gardner Young who
is in charge of the girls welfare work at
the big shipyard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
OLD GRADS FAVOR PENSIONS
Ellis A. Cimbel Asks Consideration for
Teachers at Class Meeting

Resolutions presented by Ellis A. Gimpe
calling for special consideration of the period
and character of service in the allotment Of
pensions 10 high school professors. were
adopted BY members OF the seventy ninth
class of Central High School at IL meeting
in the Meridian Club last night
George j. Brennan was elected president
of the class which was graduated in 1898,
rratuIation TO DR. Robert Ellis Thompson on
the completion OF his twenty-ffth year as
president of the school was read. There
we're twenty members of the class present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
EXTENSION SOCIETY DATES
Earl Barnes and Edward Howard Crisgs
Among Speakers for Week

Earl Barnes and Edward Howard Criggs
Among Speakers for Week
The University Extension program for next
week follows:
Monday evening. Witherspoon Hail. Earl
Barnes. Tho disputed Nationalities--Po-
land; Association Hall. 5S4s Germantown
avenue, Edward Howard Grggs. Human
Progress--The Causes of Human Progress"
Wednesday evening, witherspoon Hall
Nicholas ,Douty, tenor, Joseph W. Clarke at
the piano. The Poet and the Song: Nine
teenth Century Poets Thursday evening
Association Hall, Hahn Quartet; chamber
music concert. Friday evening, Academy Of
Music. Z. NJ. Newman. wartime France"
illustrated by stiii and motion pictures).
Saturday afternoon, Academy OF Music, E.
M. Newman. Wartime France" illustrated
by still and motion pictures). Saturday eve
ming Association Hall Earl Barnes, Studies
in Talent and Genius-Msrie Bashkrtsefr.
the Emotional Egotist."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
CITY Appointments

city appointments today include Harrison
r. Cady, Forty-third street and Chester ave-
nue., assistant engineer Bureau OF Water
salary, s2500 Nan Stoy, 66is Marsden
street nurse Bureau OF Correction $40
Pearl Brown, 1909 South street. assistant
teacher, Board OF Recreation. 5000. and Ed
ward p. Curtis. 794f Frankford avenue
craftsman, Bureau OF Survey 5000
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Six Wills Are Probsted

Wills probated today include those Of
Andrew ]. Reilly, OF Merton. which In private
bequests disposes OF property valued AT
$50, 200; Arthur n. sanford, Denver. Col,
$4,000; Anna NJ. Smith. 2s1s North Twenty
fourth street, Sls.soo; Robert r. Loclhart.
1897 Montrose street. 5000 Julia NJ Nc
Gam go North FIFTH street. .te77S ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15

un,sar.ai ,o. us hr,d,i marty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert p. Hooper will enter
,.i, Nc. Ea,h,ri,e Clark and her 6apce
M Iobn g Taher. Of New York, over the
wesk.end Mr. and Mrs Hooper will give
dinner tbis evening in honor Of Miss Cerctte
FAIRIES and her nance, Mr. Richard oller
,na,,v ~ tho ponlars' 81, Dayids, lef, This
we.k for virginia Hot Springs, where they
viii spend several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lees OF Havarford.
have returned from a visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. $. e. Harvey OF Rahnor,
Johr pishon are spepdins six weeks a,
Iror, Mvsr ri,
a, Augusta ga where she will remain for
several weeks. Lieutenant Clement In sill
overseas Mrs Clement will be remembered
ni,c. IN On,ahor
Mrs Edward Earle Everett, Of lsb Sunian
street. Wissahickor, entertained yesterday
at luncheon and bridge in honor OF MISE
were palms rod cvciamen and Valentine
favors The guests included Mrs. Joseph
SchoAeld. Mrs .rosepb Scho6eld, Jr, Mrs
John Ransford. Mrs William H. Good Mrs.
Oscar NJ Thomson, Mrs James wobensmith.
Mrs Frank Sykes. Mrs. Adam Hughes, Mrs
Henry Jones. Mis-. Gertrude Peoples Miss
Elizabeth Everett and Mrs Howard Cade
me ~edding or MISS mary y. ss aso,,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs HORACE bihhe!
IayIor' or 2oSs Mount vernon street. ana
WI VIII take place on triday evening" reoruary
IL, -, at 'ne nome OF tne orIues paren's, S"
VIII De followed by reception. MISS isaoe,
o., FAVOR me 6rides sister. VII, De nep .,sla
OF nonor ano W. !" A. ohowuy' Oh pe'"'e
Mrs. William e sayiJle gave a luncheon
on Tuesday at her home in Logan There
were twelve guests
MY. Albert Kelsey has gone 10 New
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VINO 10 vice p,eeue"t Vi .e ra' S
IN cnarse Oh 'ns anaf .u ,.. s, o. ~, ss,i.,'
r;owin1 Mas M Evans presidept OF the
senior class and Mrs + " EuI,op Miss
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
MRS. ROOSEVELT AT HAvRE
French will Give Her Every Facility for
y:.;,;ng Grave Of 0uentin

Hayre, Feb. l5,--Mrs, Theodore Roosevelt
srrlyed here on me French steamer La
lorraine. She was met by Lieutenant
Verdier. Of the stan OF Andre Tardieu,
states, who placed at her disposal on behalf
OF the French Government all civil and mill
t.rv' f.cilities for visiting the grave OF her
son. LIsutrnant Quentin Roosevelt
Af(er Visiting the grave HN ROOSEVELT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
Social Activities

Mr.. and Mrs John Kent Kane will enter
tain at dinner Thursday, February 20. in
honor of their daughter. Miss Florence Paul
Kent. at Bdgulph. their home in Radnor.
Mr.. and Mrs George Jones, of Lundsle, W.
Va, are spending some time in this city.
Mrs. Jones will be remembered as Miss
Eleanor Barton Hopkins.
Miss Adele NJ Mosier, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene O. Mosier, of 634s Drexel road,
Overlook, whose marriage to Mr.. Roscoe
Hale Trumbull will take place Saturday eve
ming, February 22, will be the guest OF honor
at number of AFFAIRS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eveland, whose
daughter Miss Eleanor Eveland. will be maid
OF honor, gave a theatre party followed by a
supper At the Bellevue -stratford last eve
ming. Miss Gertrude Grain will also entertain
~ bridge for the bride, and Miss Dorothy
Jo1n, of Overbrook, one Of the brldesn1aids
u1{I Givo Z IQpchoon q ~ AanV(ao<urs,r'
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xlad to receive announcements ~
Eagements for the Society Page nr I'll
yiding the engagements may be yer,esSo
Notices should be written on ons - -
of the paper and must be signed VIII.
full name and address and teisph.sttn
number. Send notic~ TO Dociofy E6iSsss
EvDNlno Pypz1o trpqpn. ~ Cker;s,:;
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Readers Viewpoint
Letters TO the Editor on Topics
Of General Interest

t.,for acceptance and publication In this column
sLers must I've written on one side of the PAPER
h."i GIth TORIES OF general current interest and
w. Nssned with the name and address Of the
wr,s.sr .sr Names will be withheld on request and
,vvnnnnu,,nce respected. No manuscripts will be re-
uraned unless accompanied nv sufficient postage
nv inVn,h special request TO this effect. Publication
~ ssehtlnent Expressed. No copyright matter will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15

Noted leader in women's activities, who
will speak in Philadelphia tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Robins says: "Now that
democracy is declared ON all sides to be
worth dying for, surely il is worth living
by. industrial freedom requires the
Enlargement workshop, and the
trade-a sreement workshop requires the
organization Of the workers. Just as
the individual nation cannot alone pro.
tect is liberty and life in q world war,
so the individual worker cannot protect
her liberty and lfs. In the, industrial
slruSsle. We sh6nld orssnise mere
wcngn verkess IN the nexs tueivo
nco1|N >k>s ~ hsvs b ~ lssl l~>Ivs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15

Mrs William e. Saville gave q luncheon
on Tuesday at her home in Logan. There
were twelve guests.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24
Mr.. T. w. Scott

The death of Mr.. I. w. Scott
occurred on Tuesday morning OF
last week, after a short illness.
though he had never fully regain
ed his health since he had a stroke
of paralysis q couple of years be.
fure. While a native of Missis.
sippi, he had made his home in
Natchitoches a great many years,
and here he reared and educated
his children to honorable man and
womanhood.
Mr.. Scott served with distinc-
ton thruout the civil war and wore
his honors as q U. V c. with dig
nifty.
The remains were takeR 70 Saline
for interment in the family burial
plot on Wednesday, accompanied
BY his bereaved widow. three sons
md three daughters who survive,
md several sympathizinq friends. |
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Knights Of Columbus

Preparations are going on ap.o &C
for one of the biggest ccIebrmtio.is
that has ever been given Ly the
knights Of Co;anbus, though they
have = number of big ones to their
credit, as they always do things
up in great style when they initi-
ate n:w candidates and ;nauguratc
ofiicsrs.
This will be the first affair since
before the war and no trouble or
expense will be spared to make
tho occasion memorable one.
Distinguished visitors are expect
I'd from ali over Louisiana. and
he ceremonies of tho day will
Wind up with grand banquet
hat will mark April 9th, as
ed letter day in K. of G. circles.
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Mr.. Harry Percy

Taps sounded its sweet. sad call
to the third veteran in the same
immediate neighborhood within
four days when Mr.. Harry Percy
answered its call Saturday morn
ing after ten days illness. While
in the best of health he was
stricken with paralysis and lay
unconscious until the end, and
Saturday evening be was laid to
rest attended by the U. V. c., U.
D. G. aid many friends who
gathered to pay the last sad re-
spects to this noble old man.
Tho born in Scotland, he lived
the best years of his life in Nat
chitoches, and fought for the
cause IN all the enthusi-
.sm of his early manhood.
This courtly, cultured gentle
nan had many friends who held
him in high esteem and deeply |
leplore his death.
One daughter survives. i
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24
4 Delightful Reception

DR.. and Mrs. w. T. William
threw open their home to thei
fries3s Saturday night when they
entertained alta reception in honor
of their brothers, DR.. E. l.
Stephens, of Lafayette, and Capt
Harry Stephens just returned from
This beautiful home has recently
been remodeled under the artistic
supervision Of its fair mistress
who cleverly combined modern
idea with the anti.bellum archi-
tectdrs of the. oldest house IN this
section of the State. recalled as
the Old Tauzin home and succeeded
in transforming it with its high
ceilings, great rooms. yswning
freplaces in which 9reatloes burn
like in pictured castle halls. into a
beautiful modern homo. And from
the great lanterns sent from the
Philippines by another brother.
Dr.. q. W. Stephens, which illum.
ed tho wide galleries, to innermost
recessss thrown open to the guests,
all wos perfect.
The honores and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Stephens. Mr.. and Mr:. Roy
assisted the hosts in receiving
while Mrs. Roy presided at the
punch table where q delicious con-
,octioa with Angel Food cake was |
'erved by the little daughters of
he house assisted by Saidis b.
smith.
Social intercourse and hearing
he leeding artists from sn Edison,
1ade he hours fly and il was very
ft6 WREN the guests separated ,
fter . delightful entertainment.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24
Mr.. b. +. Hendricks

Another honored veterans death
followed closely that of his COM
rade's a couple of days before,
when b. F. Hendricks succumbed
to an attack of acute indigestion
on Thursday night.
Recently he moved to town from
his old farm on Spanish Lake to
live with his daughter. Mrs. E.
McFerren, and his sons, DR.. T. A.
Of Gillian and DR.. W. e. Hen
bricks of Pineville, two success
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full physicians, were with him at
the time of his death,
Truly, a good, honorable citi-
zen has passed away, who will be
missed from among his old army
friends as we'll as from the home
circle, where several sons and
daughters survive with his widow
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24
Notice Of Bids

I Sealed bids win be received by the
undersigned up to IL o'clock noon,
*. TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919
for the building Of about FIVE miles Of
dirt road, with fills, cuts and culverts,
according to plans and specifications to
be seen 1t the Post Office at Provencal,
Ia. said road to run from the end Of
the present graded road extending
south Of Proyencal. and known a. the
Leesville road, to the hill in front Of
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24
The Enterprise.
WEEKLY
THURSDAY. APRIL II. 1919

Pc VoE's FoREcAsr--April 25th
cIqdy with rain; 26th to 9th.
sh(wers; 28th, cold wave will
rom over the Ohio Valley; Goth
to|3O. cold and squally.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24
Community Meetint

$3.50 r. NJ. Tuesday, April %, 1918
l. 4usic-Mr. Alexandra
2. Why the Community Should
Co-opesate and Howi-C. u.
Cunningham
8. Eradication Of the Fly and
Mosqsito-Mlss Augusta Nelken
4. General Discussion
5. Permanent Organization
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24

Messages have been received
announcing the safe arrival from
overseas of Messrs. Marshall Sem
melman and Irion Nelken.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24
NOTICE

/ An now connected with The
NATCHlTOOHES DRY CLEAN
ING 70. Your patronaes > will be
appreciated. = Phono 42l
GROVER G. VOTERS
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fofm over the Ohio Valley; 29
toSO. cold and squally.
Mr.. Roland Metoyer came I
II pm Beauregard for the holida,
Mrs. Charles Deblieux and SC
hfve returned from a visit
Aexandria.
Complete line of Buster Brow
nimps and oxfords. A shoe fo
Fery little foot
-sEMMELnAN's
Mr.. M. o. Gunter of Goldonna
visited his son, j. O. Gunter an,
wife last week.
Mr.. W. H. Russell, of Derry
spent . couple of days IN towl
during the week.
White low heel canvas oxford.
Ina pumps for GOODNESS and com.
fort at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Miss Emmie Self, who teaches
IN South Louisiana, spent the
Ester-tide at home.
Ms. Annie Katie and daughter.
Miss May, went to New Orleans
Saturday for q visit.
Judge G. v. Porter left on Sun
Ay for Monroe where he is hold.
iDg court this week.
After a three weeks visit to her
pn and wife, Mrs. Turpin re.
turned to Waterproof on Tuesday.
Just received a pretty line Of
hdies summer underwear-9owns.
tfddies. etc.
-sEMMELMAN's !
Mrs. Eva B. Poyntz Of Birming. |
lam, Alabama, was the Easter
fuest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Pole
Ean.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Lambre and
Hiss Angela Lambre motor ed upI
tp town for the morning. Thurs
DIV.
White and colored Chamois
md Knmsi Kumsa skirts, 1t
reasonable prices. just received
4 -SEMMELMAN'S
Ar. and Mrs. D. w. Breazeale
'pent several days in Shreveport
- veek combining buaiseas audi =
l1ea1uFes
Mn Harris Katie and daughter.
diss Pearl, left Thursday niqhtl
q Mansura to visit Dr.. ard Mrs. .
|. !. Seiss. 2
Tie largest and prettiet line ofI !
athinR suits, and caps ever shown :
town. See our window z
-SENAELNAN's 2
Mn. Mems johnson and dsuQh-
~ q AIexandria. were 10 week B
ID kaests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy q
NTH. =
Mr.. Harold Porter left Satur- 3
v 1or few days visit 70 his !.
-. Mrs. S. r. Harmsnson oil
nnkie.
Mems and boys summer uniou 'ac
it, complete lineall GRADES q,
d prices at q
-sEMNELMXN'S =
Nr. Henry Breaseale came upl y
- his school in New Orlsans 10 g,
~ the holidays with his par
0lDses Bette Porter and lucille u,
lbltoux came down from Shreve. a
= 0ertruds Smith from Pine. /,
: for the Eastereide. n
49, and young msns straw .
: = plain and noys!ty shapes i.
SE1GMELMAN'S
~ and Mrs. L. n. Stafford lssp
torod down from Hhrsveportl -
Ipsnd the holidays yith Mrs.
Hill and family.
liz Insx Chaplin csms d from 80
SCHOOL at Bermuda and Mr.. luc
= Chaplin from Rowhatan tol ~
= ths Easter holidAys = home. en-
1ons Bostonian and Hasan o.. day
! white, black and dark tan ore
u shapes ct 80.
-AElll1ELEAh's -
4. Alex Greene - accspted 7
,1sl6on - drnagast . ~ Cot -
Dsls Hospital Il fSxsrl.na, ~
hnOu comfortably sesEled q e
g. - "a. aA~--.ne Inn0(
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-04-24

Bellwood school, also IN additional two
miles on the Shady Grove road from
end Of present grading.
Bids will be opened at IL NJ. Tues
day, May 20. 1919. Right to reject all
bids reserved.
Any commissioner will show prosrec-
tive bidders over route.
c. Z. SANDERS.
Ex-OMee Chmn., Road Commissicr
Ward Z, Natchitoches. La.
Miss Lucie Levque is visiting
relatives.in Shreveport.