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sflppiMireil Inst Mny, lm been recev-
Ssd through tlie nrrct of n former
smeiiil cutter.
Archibald Stnnsbury. ncruecl of the
tntft of the rlnz. an heirloom in Mr.
Kftrhnm'x fnmilv. wnn nrrrMed nt
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KENTUCKY BAPTISTS BAN
TEACHING OF EVOLUTION
Withdraw Financial Aid Prem
"Darwinian" 8ehoelt
MlddJesbore, Ky Nev. 17 (By A.
P.) Kentucky ltaftlstx pledged them
selves te withdraw all finnnclnl suiipnrt
from their denominational schools in
which the Darwinian or any ether
theory of evolution held te contradict
any part of the Itlble in taught, in reso
lutions adopted by the Clenernl Associa
tion of Kentucky llnptlsts here yes
terday. '
The resolution also provided that the
Southern ItaptM convention be me
moralized te withheld financial support
from all choels in which the rational
istic theory of evolution W tnught as a
fact.
Wace. Te Nev. 17. (Uy A. I'.)
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Waaacrlan heroine, and Wea
ard Creeks, a young American tenor
only en the threshold of what premises
te ee a great circer as n vecaimt. 110m
did splendid work vocally, which Is
about all that ran be asked in a concert
veisleti of the Wagnerian operas, In the
staging of which and the action of the
characters fe much usually depends.
That the audience se greatly appre
ciated the work of the soloists was all
the mere a triumph for them under
these condition'). ,
Of course, all the numbers which
Mr. Damrosch placed en the program
were familiar te the audience, but as
the best music never loses its power te
attract, it was perhnps all the mere
enjejed for this reason. The concert
began with the prelude mid the intro
duction te the third act of "Lohen
grin." splendidly plnjed by the or er
rhetra, the strings xhewimt te espe
cially geed advantage In the first et
these. Then cairn- the introduction te
the third net of "Die Meistrrsinger"
and the Prize Peng, which Introduced
Mr. Creeks te a Philadelphia audience.
Ills oiee is very beautiful in quality
nmt nt iihiltiitntit fiwntinnnn Allfmr flip
Academy easlh. and he sans the dlffi-1 'ljPPln nocturne mid the
cult eria. filled with both meledv and , JenlawsM ("nrnevnl Husse.
ceunterpuinted themes, in n splendid ' , Known Is one of the great tccl.nl-
I funis 01 iiie wurm luuuy, jesi us uc
ajrijaha.a Akftf'MA 'iAistA
iwmww qif ei hew i metfi
ehtmlan Violinist Rsappsara Afttr
Many Ysara
lareslav Keclan, the Bohemian vio
linist, twenty years age the great rival
of Kubelik and one of the first im
pertant exponents of the Bevclk system
of teaching, gave the first recital that
he has liven In Phlladclnhla in many
years before a fair-slued nudience In
the Fecr of the Academy of Music last
evening.
Mr. Kocian opened with the Dvorak
concerto in A miner, a work which has
been played here before and one by no
nienrn worthy of Dvorak at his bet,
lie performed It well, but the concerto
as n composition for violin simply dee
net mcaMire up te the standard of n
master work. The soloist followed this
with the T'chalkewsky concerto, the
fact that it was spelled en the program
CujkevsUlj, inaldiu it appear ut ilr.t
that lie was te play .1 new work in tli;
largest o!e form. The ether iiumbers
were n group of Iiacli, nn intcreMini;
intermezzo pittetcuiuc by himself, a
uriiiiam
aiti isbSiiim'. rA
v'T.'r .r .7rin?W
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sir. het. if. MimriB hi
Het. tired fining liquor dtftndants in
Police Court and having them appear
a day or se later en the same charge,
premised ycMcrday te held nil offenders
TsuTrTn
mtftttti
Hm- was MMMM-'.-ftttttt
net of Michael CeTCsiukfr HOO Bettea
avenue, who admitted he bad been
making whisky, and started te pay a
9100 fine. ,
telll lA K-rt. ,,.!. In tlllu
Incldentnllv. Stensbur.' 'arret en- 1 Mere than 3000 mesfengers te the Rip-
1.. ..1 . .1 - ., .. 1 nnnsitist convention nf Texns. new in Besnten
mh ij tiruiN in m "-v i ';'""" , 1,1 Wnim. ilnhnlml nlilem? thniiKpUra li.f manner
woman cmp.ei.Mi in inn same '"-- -.,": t" whelher t h e D, rw In an I After "Dreams." the
"rer',"r , ,, nd c tt"r L a 'I''fy " t.iught at Ualer Uni- I "study" from "Tristan." usually sg
worked n a t iamenrt c utter. Mie n""' epllt'Vi 1 s a contr.ilte sole, but played by the
im sramrinu r r. , i ceticei tuiilster. Mr. Tililet, came the
Mr. Ketcham. who lies at J Har- nMRnc,rw uiMf. THBflMP. 1 ''' number of the program, the third
ey stret. Oermnntewn, sent the ring UrtiYlnUeOrl WINb I HnulMu nef from "Mlecfried." mni-r In- hnth
fe the Chestnut -treet firm last Mev Jm WITH WAftNPR PRHftRAM ' soleints. In the difficult and freniientlv notes nt the same time), and octaves.
....... UtnnC0,!(P music for the voices, as much two nt tn
well-known ' was when he made hts sensational
nrst tour or me great music ccnteis.
His left hand Is nriictlcallv nerfert uml
he has full command of the various I
t Icn of bowing as well as remarkable I
intonation et double steps (playing two
ft
I t"wyK";yW agS
Thanksgiving Special
This Is ths tta. f yMr htn gi, ckMHul Uthtfaif
sddt cbarm te th hn sag (via premstts seed htslth.
"'. 11'S am it no txcuts ier sayaas
undr ld dingy lights.
Thete m Sn'mgt Net te be Overlooked
have it reeut. The stone had been In '
Bis family's poessien since ltevelu
Jenary days.
Yeung Weman Swrched
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New Yerk Symphony Society Scores Madame Strnhll.i showed the power'
Great Success In Beautiful Concert
W'blV In the store, the ring dl-ap- ai.l.waeneh rwvauAM
"D,c MilntcrslnH- Introduction te Act II
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nicimril Creeks I
Stui!" ' Prcnns," from Trltn unll
Hli.dC
Ojfi. Tlnlut. .e:-n
S nfrlnl, ' Act III
1 n.nrlu.i'0. . . . L,a
Mffrl,cl , Jt.thurd
"lannl nui-r ' evctnrn
raMla
Crilia
nrpil. Aceerdinir tn Detectives Cor
medv and MeMtnus, Stnnsbury nsistni
In the Fcarcli for it. and stced by wliib
the noting woman was taken te a private
office and sen relied.
Twe d.is later Stnnsbur cave up
his posl'len. The detectiies nllvie lie
showed the rinc te bis wife and "lid
he found It m (hestntit -tree. Liter I The New Yerk Symphenv Society.
he bold it tn a Sinsem .tri'er dealer under W.ilter Damrosch, ciive one of
for .'.'."O. gave ?'0 te his wife and I the nieit beautiful and enje.vable eon
left the clt. celts of its Philadelphia hiMerv at tlie
Stiin-btiry i Hibl te have none te'Acadeinj uf Mti-10 lust cvcntiv befeie
Baldwin, I.01U Ii'mnl. and obtained a laigf atidiciiie, which a wildlv
Werk as a -uiM'.cer. I.crtcrs be hciiIi Mitliusiastic ever the nutl.eritutive and
te the San-eri treet dealer wcie in- ' impressive leadings of Mr. Damrosch
tcreeptcd and Cumedv ami McMiuns, and the title piajiiig and singing of the
went after their man jeKterdny. A erchctra and soloists.
Leng Island in iglstratc held him with-1 Thc -00t were Madame Km
Ut bull fur extradition. 1 Strahlia, a soprano of great range and
Mrs-. S'nnsbnrv is new living with Power and admirably fitted both hv
voice and stage presence for th tra-
ninl eleainess cif lier voice, which
lllfilldml llenlv U'ilb thi tt Mf Prnnlr
and the audience recalled them many
times at the close. The concluding
number was the "Tannhnnser" over
ture, the middle section of which was
lie most difficult tlilnrs for the
violinist te de In tune. He was at his
best In the Tschaikevvsky concerto,
which is nfter all s work tn lip felt
rather than "Interpreted" In the strict 1
meaning of tlie word. The Irveralt con
certo does net allow much oppertunltv
for interpretative ability, as it is al
most devoid of emotional nunlttles.
played by Mr. Damrosch at ,1 ceii"lder- 1 Mr. Keclnn's tone is round and of very '
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heard, but the clove was in the usual ! command ever It. His conflicting date
rapid time. It was a geed reading, as' with the Damrosch orchestra, and In
it brought tlie climax of the evcrtmc the same building, undoubtedly was un-
wnere 11 oeiengs. ai tne end. ine, rertunate, ler no is an artist which a
16-Inch first quality
Indirect Bowl, com
plete for gas or elec
tric, ready te hang.
$2.60
0-l.lgtit
t.lv Ins-room Tin.
turn of elld br,
rlnlehcil ln Jap
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with attnnctlvt
lass shadvi.
$12.45
Might
Bedroom
Klxture
complete
with glass
shades,
$1.05
NEW YORK LIGHT SUPPLY CO
18 N. 9TH ST.
Proel Peat S0 Extra. Open Every Crcning Except Wi
poljplieny was veil worked out. and It
made a fitting close te n verv fine
concert.
lttiger nudience should have heard.
MILTON PASTOR RESIGNS
Si-nlmiy. Pa.. Nev. 17. The Itev.
A. 11. Ililnhnm. of the I'list Preliy
terinn Churcll. Milten, lum rsennA in
accept a call te tlie Wakefield Pres-' Chestnut "treet
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your while . . . .
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IHEN selecting your
lighting fixtures and
UmDs. te ask your
architect, decorator, dealer
or electrical contractor te
specify "Champien" fix
tures. We have en display
in our six large, complete
showrooms, the largest se
' lectien of fixtures and lamps
shown In Philadelphia.
It will save you time and
money te see us first.
Let's get
acquainted!
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Dies After Collapse
.felin V. Devlc, fifty -seven venra nlil.
"I'll Pine street, a salesman, collapsed I
late vesterdnj afternoon In the ethce n(
the Itcal INtate Title Insurnnce and 1
Trust Company of Philadelphia, iVJII I
lie was riiBhed te th
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he will go en January 1, according te shortly aferward. Heart disease was
an announcement ctenla.v. given ns the cause of death,
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"Three O'clock in the Morning"
Victrela Red Seal Recerd 66109. Ten-inch, $1.25
Eight ether big hits
Sweater Dresses
of fiber silk and wool, in a
variety of colors and color
combinations.
Special at
$2075
Silk Petticoats
of Milanese satin, and jersey;
ruffled and tailored models;
all lengths and colors.
Special at
37S
Nellie Kelly I Leve Yeu
Yeu Remind Me of My. Mether
(from "Little Nellie Kelly")
American Quartet
Henry Burr
Homesick Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
All Over Nothing at All The Great White Way Orchestra
Fex Trets
Tomorrow The Great White Way Orchestra
Yeu Gave Me Your Heart The Great White Way Orchestra
Fex Trets
I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate The Virginians
Gee! But I Hate te Ge Heme Alene The Virginians
Fex Trets
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'HIS. MASTER'S VOICE" REG.U.S.PAT.OFF.
Important t Loek for these trade-maAs. Under the lid. On the label.
Victer Talking Machine Company, Camden.K J.
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Fer Tomorrow the Following Groups of
Fur-Trimmed Coats and Wraps
At Reductions of 20 te 35
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Fabrics
Marceva
Gerena
Marvella
Luetreaa
Faahena
Ormendale
Broadtail
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They are all from our regular stock, new this season, and represent the
ultimate in style and tailoring:. In five groups, as follews:
Were up
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Were up
te $125
Were up
te $155
Were up
te $175
Were up
te $225
$55 $89.50 $110 $125 $155
Reduction Sale of Dresses
Street, Afternoon, Dinner and Evening Dresses
Reduced Vs te lA
Were up
te $35.00
$18
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vogue thn iTilud iZSy KSnshl p
and material uniformly high. In five price g&wT&iZ
Were un
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te $65.00
$24 $37.50
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te $75.00
Were up
te $89.50
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