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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
sCH0ENBERG FEATURE OF
THE ORCHESTRA CONCERT
Amazing Work by Disciple Of Ultra
Modernism Performed by Stokowski

The feature of the program Of the
Philadelphia Orchestra at yesterday
afternoon concert, was one which
was received with varied emotions by the
audience, ranging from applause from
those bold spirits whose musical tastes
spurn the limitations tof conventional
melody harmony and form, TO laughter
from satiric- minded conservatives. II
Consisted of n group Of five orchestral
pieces, by Arnold Schocnberg, prophet
of the ultrn modern.
The compositions, now twelve years
I old, go further into the mysterious
realms of tonal dissonance than any
that have yet been heard here. They
are frankly discordant from beginning
TO end there is no defined tonnllty nor
anything recognizable as melody in the
ordinary meaning of the word But
they differ from many of the ordinary
modern compositions which are written
merely to cause surprise. in that they
show In every note that they we're com
posed by man who knew exactly
what he was doing, both in composition
and in orchestration, and by n man who
has a thorough knowledge of the science
of music ms practice by the classics.
on. first hearing and frequently not
upon many subsequent hearings. But
he is not charlatan he is writing
this remarkable music with definite
purpose and It is based upon a definite
harmonic plan.
The five compositions played yestcr-
day are so unique that they can scarcely
he described but, discordRnt and non
Understandable aS th% music is, it is
not to be lightly condemned upon a
single hearing. There is n suggestion
of program in that each of the five
numbers bears title. but these nrc of
no assistance in helping to an under
standing of the music. The compost q.
tions are as free in form ms they are
in tonality and harmony. They are
very short, too short, In fact, TO allow
Of the use Of any form except that of
the song. which they do not follow.
The attitude of even the trained hearer
Of music after these extraordinary
works. must be one of bcwildcrment
whether rrpctitonS will reveal more is
yet an open question. SChOenberg is
either many decades ahend of his time
or he is working upon an entirely er-
rOneOus art principle. The question
is---which?
The performance Of the compost
tions by the orchestra was by far the
best that has been given this season of
any new composition and showed in
every note. long and hard rehearsal.
The rest Of the program consisted OF
| familiar numbers. II bngnn with the
| stately overture. "cOriOlan" Of Bee.
thovM and was followed by Schubert,
"Tnfnishcd" Symphony. his most con
| else and, in many respects his best
| symphonic work for orchestra. After
Schocnbcrg, came Sibelius' tono poem
"Finlandia. which was joyously wei.
coined by the audience
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Fred II. Robbins, OF 2527 South
Garnet street, will entertain the men,
bers of her Friday evening card club at
a luncheon bridge party today.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McCaffrey, OF
2035 South Eighteenth street. are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of a daughter. Mrs. McCaffrey will be
remembered as Mss Alice Conaty.
The Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority will
hold reception and dance this evening
at the Philomusian Club, Fortieth and
Walnut streets. Among those who will
assist will be Miss Gertrude Miller. Miss
Helen 6. Krall. Miss Elizabeth Green,
Miss Esther Wood and Miss Margaret
Kelly
The Phi Sigma Tau will entertain at
the New Century Drawing Rooms. 1874
South Twelfth street, this evening.
Among those on the committee are Miss
Loretta Grinnan, Miss Marie Murphy
and Miss Helen Jenkinson.
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TwmBed Lecture

"a week ago Mrs. Dovelcigh gave
MIR. Doveleigh letter to mail for
her. Somehow she has discovered in
her own inimitable way that Mr..
Dovelcigh has been carrying it around
In his pocket ever since. In fact,
it is there yet. Mrs. Dovelrigh is
not the one who can keep such dis
cOvcries to herself.)
You didn't mail that letter I have
you a week ago. did you? You've been
carrying it around in your pocket ever
since. haven't you? That's how much
interest you take in Inc and anything
want you to do. How did 1t come
you didn't mail It? How did you know
l didn't mail it?
Never mind how ! know it. You
didn't. and that's the point. You
needn't try to switch me off by talking
about something else. What difference
does it make how l know that you
didn't mail it? The main thing is you
didn't, did you? What's all the shoot
ing for?
What do you mean by that? Some
more Of your cheap slang. I suppose.
II you paid little more attention to
your wife and family and less to the
low company you run around with, you
could give me better answer than a
cheap slang phrase. You can remember
them all right but you can't remember
anything I want you to do for me. You
can remember an engagement to play
poker, but you can't remember date
to take me out to dinner. Half the
time you cant remember you have a
wife. It's a wonder you don't forget
it entirely. No danger.
Oh. no danger, is it? You talk as
if you'd like to forget her. SUPPOSE
nothing would suit you better than to
go rampaging around again among "thc
boys" as you call them, though good
ness knows why you call EN- that~nll
old and fat and bald-''thc boys '--ha,
ha! That's good. How about your big
old fat friends and your "us girls, -
huh?
Why-why--of all things! The nerve
Of YOU, As IL 1t WASN'T bad enough
that you refuse to do anything foc me
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

RINOI | o+D AND SAMSON SITS,
n 80. -. L.. ,,,,, MATINEE DAILY
,,.-fEa Nor"N N Cheated love"
w -F'la y yak in Cheated Love"
!, ~-5,"ss4" HrFakhwa In The SVarn,.
l'.--C'-Nl" HryaNawa in The SWAMP.
N--SLEsp" NayHktwa IN The Sw"nipp,,
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NORRISTOWN

The marriage of Miss Agnes e. Lyn-
agh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lyn-
agh. of 221 East Oak street, and Mr..
Arthur S. Harris son Of Mrs. Cora e.
on November "a in st. Patrick's rectory.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Warren Kite, and the best man
was Mr.. William Lynagh, brother OF
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left on a
wedding trip to New York. upon their
return they will live at 221 East Oak
street
Mrs. Gordon p. Regar, Of the Lor-
raine Apartments on DeKalb street,
entertained at auction bridge at the
Plymouth Country Club, There were
thlrty-two guests and the favors were
received by Mrs. Russell +. Crawford
Mrs. H. Mulford Bunting, Jr., Mrs. Ger
aid Swallow, Mrs. II, Severn Rcgar and
Mrs. Frederick Z. Little.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Metzger, Of 702
North Forty-fourth street, accompanied
by Miss Hazel G. Metzger, Miss Annette
NJ. Metzger and Mr.. willard f. Metzger
will motor to Chelsea for the weekend
end.
Miss Margaret Dexter Read, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Read. Of 510s
Chester avenue will entertain twenty
Of her friends today in honor Of her
thirteenth birthday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
& H1ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of the McMichael Dance-The
Stacy Lloyds Ciue Large Dinner in the Rose
Cardens---Vmious Matters Discussed

/ son, Joseph Harris Graves, Jr., on No
vember 1S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cherry. Jr., of
the Fairfax Apartments, Germantown,
announce the engagement of their
| daughter, Miss Charlotte A. y. Cherry,
to Mr.. r.. Kline Grieb, son Uf Mr.. and
Mru George f. Grieb, of Glenslde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dearborn Smith,
of Spring Valley, Wynnewood. will en-
terta'n at a theatre party, followed by
supper at the Ritz-Carlton, this evening
In honor OF their debutante daughter,
Miss Virginia de Morat Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred weill. of 2o1
West Chestnut avenue, Chestnut Hill,
will entertain at dinner this evening at
the Ritz-Carlton, In honor OF their
daughter, Miss Louise WE'LL, before the
meeting of the Saturday Evening
Dancing Glass. There will be ten guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gay Gordon, Jr.,
OF 5S44 Ovcrbrook avenue, have Issued
cards for Saturday, December 3, from
until O'Clock, to meet Miss Helen
Johnsons engagement to Lieutenant An
drew i. W. Gordon, U. s. M. -, was
announced yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Dodge of Amber,
entertained at dinner last night. Amonh
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Il. Mulford, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 5.
Lowering Wharton, Jr., Mrs. James
Mapes Dodge and Mrs. William Long
streth.
Miss Laura Wagner, SOIL PulaeK,
avenue, Germantown, accompanied by
Mrs. Joseph Small and Major G. W.
Donaldson. left this morning for New
York, where they will attend the Army
and Navy game. They will also attend
the military dance this evening at the
Hotel Astor.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph +. Lamorelle,
Of 1910 Barring street, announce the en-
gageinent of their daughter Miss Marie
Louise Lamorelle, to Mr.. George Lincoln
Roat.
The engagement of Miss Ida Eliza
beth PurvIs to Mr.. Charles ]. Wentz,
Jr,, Of Germantown, was announced
yesterday by Miss Purvis' aunt, Mrs.
w. H. r. Neel, OF 81 West Ashmead
place. Germantown.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
James,A. G. Campbell. Of Chester, for
small tea, which she will give this
afternoon in honor of Miss Henrietta
Burrell. of New York, whose recently
announced engagement to Mr.. James A.
G. Campbell. Jr., Is Of interest to this
city. The card Of Mrs. Campbells
daughter, Mrs. Henry f. Sweeney, is in
closed. Mrs. Burrell, who arrived on
Wednesday. will remain overtthe week.
end
The marriage of Miss Virginia Bilyeu
to Mr. Charles Edward Firth, Jr., Octo-
Der s, has been announced by her par
ents Mr. and Mrs James Henry Cav,
of 1928 West Allegheny avenue.
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Harvard Professor to Retire

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 2G.--David
Gordon Lyon, professor at Harvard for
nearly forty years. will retire next sum =
mcr from the Hancock professor&hip
of Hebrew and other Oriental languages.
and has been appointed professor "mrr-
titus by the governing boards of the
University. the appointment to take
effect September |. 1922. Professor
Lyon is best known for his work in
connection with the Semitic Museum at
Harvard, Of which he has been the di E
rector for thirty years.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ! Harland OF
5C5l Matthews street are spending the
weekend In Washington.
Mr.. Joseph A. McAuliffe, of 5541 Boyer
street, will spend the weekend as the
guest Of Mr.. Robert Garrison, of Spring
Mount, Md.
Mrs. W. n. Miller. OF 1919 Wingohock-
ing street. announces the marriage of
her sister, Miss Ruth L. Birmelin, to Mr..
Joseph LemminS, Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
BY J. p. McEVOY

and neglect me and i'll treat me. but
now YOU have to abuse me and insult
my friends. They'll hear about this
they'll hear about it, don't you forget
It.. ! thought they would that's why |
said it.
Oh, is that so. Well, let me tell yor
one thing. and that's not half dozen
let mo tel YOU one thing
(Which she does. and then one
more and two or three m0re.--but
mcrciful Sleep comes and lays her
bcnedictory hand over Mr.. Dove
lcigh's weary ewes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

ST PETERS p E CUURCU

Wayne ave. ard Harvey st, Gtn.
Rev, Stewart p. Keeling, Rector
sng THE LAST JUDGMENT. an ora tor3o mi,I
by Louis Spohr. Under the direction -
Harry NJ; station organist and choir.
master; Mary Staton-Gordon. soprano;
MrH. X, VI. station, contralto; n IT
Krowles, tenor J, Elmer Hall. Jr.' bass
b. +. ievnthaI, violin; Frank s. Waf.
son, cello; !. Van Solver tympanl
The Rector will preach.
The public cordially invited
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist
THE TEMPLE

THE TEMPLE
Broad and Berks, SITS. Qooo NJ
HusSELI IL He C0SWEhhITp' CT0'tSSWS EhhIp''IS Past Snprch
VIM. Dyre McCurdy. Associate Pastor.
], Marvin Hanna, Musical Director.
Frederick +. Starkr. OrgHnist.
The first Sunday Of Mr.. Conwells fortioth
year at the Baptist Temple will be marked
by appropriate exercises Mr. COnwelI
viii preach at 1890 and 7;I5 Temple
Combined Chorus viii sing. Baptism at
the morninG, service. Better Cltizens'
Day. will be celebrated by the BibIe
school: Jere l." Cresse. superintendent,
Christian Endeavor sCctions in the Lower
Temple at =. ~.
Church Praver MectIng Frdav AZ S 2 NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
YARDLEY

The Bridge Club was entertained on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Frederick
Remington
Mrs. Alfred Danser has been spending
a-few days in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Helen Lancaster, of Mont Clare
Is guest Of Mrs. Algernon S. Cad
walader.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
PHOTOPLAYS

Alh,r,hr, 18th. Morris & Passyunk Ave.
1uldiilDld Mat. Daily at :: EvEs. :+5
M.--Alice Lake In "Unchnrtcd Seas"
T.--AliCe Lake in "lnchartcd Seas"
M.---AltcG Lake IN - ncharted .Sers'
T.--Charlcs Ray, "ThO Old Swimmip Hole
F.-Charles Ray. 1.-THE Old Swimmin' Hole"
S.--Charles Ray, "ThP Old Swimmin Hole"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
BETHLEHEM rRESBYTEKLAN CnInCu

IIOdd "nU amOnd sts.
Rev. WILLIAM !. MCCORMICK. Pastor,
Rev, $. r. CURRY, Assistant
Sunday, November o. 1921
1O:3U-"Christidn Citizenship" ."
2:30-SRbhnth School
T45-'The American Highlander"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Prayer AlcptIne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

ARCH ST. CMIRCM. 1alh nnd 4,

ARCH ST. CHURCH. 18th and Arch
DR., CLARENCE EDWARD NIACARTNEy
lO:i5--PrUvidenCc--ls there q divine nicn
Tor our lives and do all The eyr1ts ~
life 1T into that plan? Or arc we iuSt ~
drawing high or low numbers In rhe .iot.
terry OF life? w.
l2--Biblc School and M,n's Class
7-Christlan lGndeavor. 7:3O-RCcitaI an
tho Turner organ va
S--"If There Were No Hereafter" sixth
sermon in the series on Man auL III
World without the Christian FaIth - ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

VIII am Penn worshlped at the
OLD QUAKER MEETING HOUSE. Merton
Pa, Just OUTSIDE Of City line. This Meet.
held every First-day (Sunday) morning At
II o'clock. 4 welcome Ls EXTENDED to ali
THE CONFERENCE. 18th and Race sta
ll:4O. Attitude and Service OF Frlands n
the Disarmament Program" Leader
William webb Price. Visitors WnIcNre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH
UNITARIAN CHVRCH OF GERNIZT0I,7

Rev Frederick Il, Griffin. Minister,
II A. Mn. Griffin will preach suh
ject Tho Meaning of Pravcr,'' 9uo'
Greene st. and w. Chelten ave ""N
SundsS, My, a. ,.%IXS,f,S5 S%GIIXStfG,S n II a. NJ.
subject: Three Orders and Tbroo
Organs '"'ce
ALL ARE INVITED ~ NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

Rev. Ajsxander MacGou, D. D. Minister.
Rev Alvin b. GnrIey. Assistant
DR., MhCtnN viii preach At II and =
oclCct Evening Subject: Docs Ii Mat
ter what a Man BeIevra?' -''"'
~ J., M'--N bEEIHONEN SERVICE
,,TTaNcT 49, .'',, ,,,... Beethoven
,,SIorS OF God IN nature .,.,. Beethoven
,,BBsh"I'Stus ,.;''..''.,., Beethoven
,,LLns 1--we ot Nun ''''''',.. Beethoven
Nun IS ny SUiIs ,''':', Beethoven
Sunda" School and Bible Class a. N
o'clock. "' ~
VISITORS WELCOME
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
Miscellaneous
JOHN HAYNES n

JOHN HAYNES HOLMES,
Pastor, CCmmuni!y Church, New YorI;
THEATRE subjec ''GHANDI Or ii!NSfT iNfTiL ;, :;
Auspices OF Young Democracy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
New Thought
UNITED NEW THOUGHT AssoCIArmN

GARRICK THEATRE '''N
Sunday afternoon, November 27 n, o.I5
W. JOHN MURRAY. Pastor Of the Chu on on
OF the Healing Chr!at, New York C!t%'
Subject, SCIENCE AND THE SENSFSS
The progressive man is seeking somethinc
better and keeps his mind open to tha :
which upiits and makes for success
DOOrs open 2:3O. Organ Recital al q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

IN" Westnl-Conror instltut, ~ Music nm
n"GnCns nlnnO recital by Frank Irving A.
the Naw Century Drawing Rooms next Wed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

, Georg" Alexander A. West. organist OF
~. l"iko's Church. G"rmontown Announces
~, Tn orEan r"cit"l fr"o to the public, FOR
TueadhY evening next. At s:i5. Bertrand
violin. will assist ''''o''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

AIJEHuENY Franl;tord G. Allegheny
Tl-LLNllL-iNi Mar. Daily 2:l5: Evss. =
M-Bert Lytell. in "a Trip to Paradise"
'T,-Rert Lytell, In ~ Trip to Paradise"
W.--Ilert L.ytell, In "a Trip to Paradise.
T.-Bert Lytel, in "A Trip TO Paradise"
Ebert bytell. in "a Trip to Paradise"
S---Bert Lytell. In "a Trip to Paradise"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26
MUSIC NOTES

y, The Metropolitan opera Company Of New
Aoademy Of MSac next next Tuesdey evening with
sing sR''a Lucit i'""MGrTTS! MGarfTtITnSS! "~Edssfdo ~ ps.
nnlses nse. EEnrico, Mardonc9 Raimondo
Grace Anthony. "Aisa." Papl will conduct.
The opening performance Of the San Cars
tsFss place 'S Monday SS sSSnIns % at t6s Is,ro:
P9lisan Ps,t &C, Opera HoYse, with "CHrmen"
sephlne Luccheso viii be heard in "Rieo.
isiio siii on Tuesday evening Msrie RspgyoIe
WILL, Ei, Spg p in Ia Fora pei Dss,no Apms p
terhy' on Friday evening. For the saturs
sung ana OF On saaSrGny mint
An extra concert by the Philadelphia Or
sfraWs. ssheS;rs ,nn under the direction Of niehare
Music he1t wcdrSsGeH Gs" % evoniSs S e@Hsy Tsr pro-
gram Is Don Don Juan" TIL rulenspicsei''
"A AT the Philedelphin Orchestra concerts on
Friday afternoon and Saturday. evening next
AfFr.EEo Sorato yiol!niet, will bc the soloi.t
Is The @ minor of Mozart and T.iszt's sym.
Guiding piece.
Lee2 ornstcin will appear IN Phyladeiphia
day evening. December I. ne will be the
soiost at the first concert Of the phi.
harmonic Society In the Academy OF Music.
The Philadelphia Orchestra Ensemble win
play at the meeting Of the Chamber Music
Association tomorrow afternoon at the Belle
at Y?aTao M'rS %o5D5s1 D5,STI't VII give recital
Grated Music Clubs Of Pennsylvania.
The Matinee Musical Club will hold ~,
Sc sGcGFa S G2HGet OF tee ssaSon in the bgroo
be the visiting artist
at the Academy Of tNe Fine Arts viii bs
Fiy%n 81 ,,7ort tomTrrow NC. S 9t o'CloCk The
and tho aatct Tton'r9 hsTIt9ne
Alexander z"nler "rst Violin; Irving J s,a1. n.
croft. second r'elIn sam Ro-en Viola ana
sent to Mrs. Hcrhor. l.. Clark, treasurer.
20l2 Spruce street.
The, MaHuf2cturcrs' Club will give N.
crato Hofoos SfS 6ont4 Ms' tenor SSre Hpnry Ps
Aiin,hnn al mi y,ol!nist, and EMS Clark Ham
a concert and dance will he berd on Mon
dny evening at Mercantile aIaI by the
Temple. '" i''"''
s. Iitc's Chn-ch. G"rmant"w:n. ''1 aHrSnncos o.
IN organ recitol fro5 to the public for
Tues4ny evening, next, at si5. Bertrand
violin, Will assist
TIL" Wpstnl-Connor instltut, n, Music nm.
nrHnCns niano recital by Frank Irving AZ
lhe NV Certury Drawing Rooms next Wed.
nCTday evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

The Matinee MUsical Club will hold n,
second concert Of the season IN the ballroom
o. the Bellovue- -Stratford next Tuesday AZ
2:3O o'cOck. Luiei Boccelli baritone viii
be the visiting artist ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

Y9lando Nero. pianist. will give a recital
at p. N. Monday In the fover Of the
Academy, under the nuspices Of tho Fed
Grated Music Clubs Of Pennsylvania
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Ethical Society
Friend

ACADEMY Or MISC. y a; NJ
on "WOMlGN AND CITIZENSHIP. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

The Philadelphia OrcheEtra Ensemble VIII
play at the meeting Of the Chamber Music
Association tomorrow afternoon at the Belle
vue.
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PIIOTOPLAYS

-1''A A>A<N-'o MATINEE DAILY
M.-David Powell In "Dangerous Lies"
L. IIavld Powell In "DanSerOus lies"
~ Douglas HincI~an IN Passing Through
! DouBlaS MacG.ean in Passing Through"
S.--Tom Moore in Hold Your Horses"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

concert and dance will he held on Mon
day evening at Msrcnntile HAL bv IN.
nnu"hter's and Mons Club Of Beth Israel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

At the Philadelphia Orchestra concerts on
Friday afternoon and Saturday evening next
ATriEo Scrato violinist. will be the soioist
In the Beethoven Concerto The sYmphony
Is tho minor of Mozart and I.iszt's syri.
phonlc poem, Les Preludes." Is the con
Guiding piece. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

EAl OLL>/ NATlNEE DAILY
M.-Ionnson- Dalton. Tho 3 MuslSeteers''
John SON Dalton. THE 3 Musketeera''
W.-David Powell THE Princess OF y. Y"
T.--Conetanco T4lmadge .WeddinE Bells"
S,-Lionel barrymore, Jim the Penman"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

An extra concert by the Philadelphia Or.
chestra. under the direction OF Richard
Strauss. Will be given at tho Academy OF
Music next "wednesday evening. The pro-
gram Il Don Juan" It'll EulenspieEeT'
and the Domestic symphony.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

tn" second free sur1ay afternoon concert
given tomCrrow at 2 o'clock. The par
10 -nerF wi be IIe'""!lvn Roberts. baritone
Alexander z"nker "rst violin Irving J. Ban.
croft. second N'olIn. Sam Ro-en viola. and
PHILIP Schmtz, cello. Contr' butiors, may be
sent 70 Mrs. Hcrher: l.. Clark, treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-26

EAMU Y THEATRE 1911 Marke, St
A, NJ. TO MIDNIGHT
M,-Norma TAIN tdg~ "Sign or the Door
M.-,Ni"ll Dana Ir "IInmr Stnff'
= frank Sheridan, Rider. Of King Log
F.-Frank Mayo in eco Strnight'
; Fairbanks in Manhattan Madness"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-04
GAN ANTONIO MEN PLEAD
GUILTY or LIQUOR RUNNING

Doe Gafm aro EHohon SHmNaf both
80 AHn Antonio. naadod railfv when
mfllrncd hsfufr United s,atca rum-
nnalonrr Mnunf yesterday On
n charge 81 Nolutlns fhc prohibition
Jaw They wcre released 500 inp bonds
sarh and viii uppnnl before ihe nuNi
term ~ the United stntcre district
Geo. NH.
garrn and sHluFaa Wrrn fHif
near San nlsgU satNrAAf hv ~ Hm
OFFICERS ana nruuHnt .u tnm ois SION
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