. .y . . , , EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1918 7M
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GOSSIP OF THE STREET
UNCHANGING WAR
& WEAftTNC TO STOfTC TRAnF.RS.
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f i BRITISH CASUALTIES NOTED
J Interest Laeking Until Real
mators and Investdrs Evenly Divided Speculation
Over New Liberty Bonds Gossip of the Street
rTlHERE was no ppcclal feature of interest In the financial district cs
tcrday. Tlie stock market continued strong and it was said that the
bujlng wai about equally for speculate e and in estment accounts. Mat
ters in nnd out of the biokets' ofllces moed Uitlessly. T.lttle attention
n-as paid to the, nr news, which has lacked varlet for the last few das.
One banker called attention to the character of the news coming
from the front, which was simply the account of one laid after an-
other, described In the same stcreotjpetl stj lc which is beglnnlr to pall
on news readers. Then ho spoke of the casualties reported each week
from England, amounting: tn between 33,no0 and 10,000, with anywhere
from 4000 to SOOO officers and men killed, all of which, he said, seemed out
of proportion to the casualty reports from nny of the other Allies.
Thcie Is r wldo diversity of opinion among bankers and brokers in
thistly oor the effect the sale of large blocks of certificates of indebted
ness will have on the money market here between now and November 1.
About as manj say i will result In a tight market as hold to the reverse
opinion, with, If anything, a majority on the Bide of' easy money, and the
fact that the last week witnessed the collection of such stupendous sums
In taxes without causing the least disturbance to the country's financial
equilibrium gives their contention some hold.
There seems to be no occasion up to the present to change the foie
cast. of a continued rising stock market for some das to come, as out
lined in this column on Mondav uml .vet-terdav. This opiti'on Is held
generally In the Stieet.
Interest Rate on Next Liberty Loan
It would ceem that the statement made some time ago bj the Secre
, tary of the Treasuij Indicating that futuie Government loans during the
war would not carry any higher interest rate than 41' per cent has been
forgotten in the financial district, as no sooner was the possibility of a
fourth loan being launched on Novcmbei 1 net announced than theie
were all kinds of guesses and speculations as to what tho tntetest rate
t the coming Issue would be, and all sorts of arguments were put for
ward as to why the Interest rate must be higher than 4 If the loan is.to
be a success. One banker said that all such talk was mischievous and
was In a large measure accountable for the weakness displaced In both
the Mbetty 41,4s and 4s on Monday. It was only the absorption of $640,000
of the 4Us at 90 that prevented a break below that flgute, while at the
same time the second 4s were Helling close to 94,
The ptev ailing opinion among bankers and broke! s is that wai loans
for some time at least will be (coii fined to 4U per cent interest. The prlii
clpal reason and the most plausible one given for concluding that the
s late-of the fourth loan would be 4H per cent is that the new certificates
of indebtedness to be Issued piloi to the loan bear 4 ',4 per cent; but
there already has been a precedent established which does away with
that reasoning. Financiers are almost unanimously of the opinion that
speculative guesses as to the terms of the fourth loan bonds nro likely
to cause confusion among the piesent Liberty Bond holders and should
be discouraged.
International Mercantile Marine
Those Interested In International Meicantile Marine seemed to find
ome comfort jestcrday in the reported announcement 'of cables from
England which Indicated that, on the other side of the Atlantic at least,
, It was believed that the deal for the sale of, the company's ships under
British registry had been consummated. "The failure of any definite
announcement as to the proceedings of the directors at Monday's meeting
was unquestionably disappointing. Nevertheless, there m nultn a num.
h. . i.- .. .. ...... ......... .... . -,-..- .- .......
jr oi who iwve laun in me nnai satisfactory conclusion of the negotiations,
ft. WhlIeonthe other hand'those who hold the contrarj 'opinion diaw atten-
tion io, me marKet tor the 6 per cent bonds of the company, which is
certainly ery far fiom Indicating that there Is An early possibility rtf
i them being called at 1!0.
'American Telegraplrand Telephone Bonds
i The directors of the Ameilcan Telegraph and Telephone Companv
jesterday voted to recommend to stockholder an issue of jr.0,000,000 fe
pver cent seven-ear convertible bonds, and also oted to call a special
', meeting of the stockholders for July 1 to authorize the board to cairy out
the recommendations The bonds have been underwritten, as announced
previously, by a Boston and New York banking syndicate.
The new bonds will be conveitlble two jears aftei Issued and up to
the maturity of the bonds,. The bonds will be offered to stockholders as
of record July 3, the day of the special meeting, but as the books close
June 22, the latter date will be the actual date of subscription lights.
Payment will be called 10 pet cent July 15 andof the lemainder half on
August 1 and half on October 1.
The price at which the bonds will be offeied has not et been defi
nitely titled, but it will be around 94. As the Issue has been underwritten,
h . tne EMiuicat will take any ttjat
circular win De issued later. A number or local banking and investment
houses have been offered participation in this Issue, but none of them
was In a position yesterday to give any further particulars
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
After a special meeting of the directors of the Brookljn Rapid
Transit Company late Monday afternoon It was officially stated that an
announcement would probably be made on AVednesday regarding the
plans calling for the financing of the company's 157,736,000 notes which
fall due July 1. No intimation was given as to the exact terms that will
be provided, although it is generally believed that the plan will Involve
one;half of the sum required being piovlded by the War Finance Cor
poration at Washington and the balance bj the bankers Identified with
thecompany's affairs.
,The Federal farm-loan bonds are now selling at around 102, or an
advance or more than a point above the offering level of 101 to jield 4
pef,Cent. These bonds have all the tax exemption features of the 34 per
cent bonds of the first Liberty Loan and have proved distinctly popular
with the investing public
The Aimour JL Co. 6 per cent debentures on the cirb are now selling
i at a, premium over the offering level. The 1919 maturity sold at 99
compared with 99t. the original offering price; the 920 bonds at 98,
against 97?i;'the 1922 Issue at 96 and W,, against 95;; ,the 1923 borfds
at SB3. 954, compared with he offering pi Ice of 95, and the 1924 issue
old at 95i and 93H, against an offering quotation of 94'i,
(Liberty Bonds were boft, although the 3b held fairly well on sub
stantial buying. Foreign Government bonds' were active and firmer on
the more favorable news from the other side.
Itimore and Ohio Financing
All tnld. thp ttaltlmnr-A unci Olltn nnlllnnd Pnntniint. Via oU..i
T $18,000,000 tn notes maturing- in July. It Is probable that the J20.000.000
t bonds -nhlch the Public Utilities Commission of Qhio has been asl.ed tn
f- authorize will be used as collateral for a loan from the Government with
t , which 'to take 9are of these maturities ,
f "Although Plrector General McAdoo indicated seeral months ago that
Whe ould expect the rallioad companies to finance themselves to a great
A extent. It ls Dolnted out that Inasmuch nn a si a nils rH fnrm nf Ani...i
hi
ihMknot been agreed upon It ls virtually If not actually Impossible for
i' en.ine airongesi luwruaua cu sen large diockr or securities directly or
f through bankeis. Although It is claimed that a definite plan of financing
JrliM not been agreed upon with the Government In the case of Baltimore
J-Jand Ohio, It Is confidently expected that the matter wilt be arranged aatls--actorlly
in the near future. So far a meetlne of the Baltimore and Ohio
if directors has not been called to take
fJNew,Men With Liggett & Drexel
J "Liggett & Drexel, of the Stock Exchange Building, announce that
X Lee A. l.aubensteln and Wilson Gullck hae become associated with their
. Philadelphia ofllce. '
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V The Quaranty Trust Company ofNev i'uik will shortly move Into
'larger and moie commodious offices
J, UiHldlnL'. where they are now located.
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i vj7 It has been customaiy for the American Gas directors to
,'" "In June on the quarterly dividend" payable September 1, bu
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tvas-Hakeii at the meeting of directors yesterday,
iDivluencjMCtlon will not be considered until August this year, when
'rttvtrBtngTpoltlon will be better
REPORTS
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News Develbps Spco
the stockholders do not. A detailed
final action on any definite plan.
In the Philadelphia National Bunk
take action
but no action
known,
WIDE VISION NEED
OF U. SJHJSINESS
New York Banker Warns
Credit Men of After-War
Conditions
NEW POLICY NECESSARY
i
Future Must Be on World
Basis Instead of Merely
Domestic
Clileago, June 19
The wot Id entering a new business
and Industrial era and all precedents nnd
tradition' suddenly upset, the Culled
States, never before so vibrant with
strength, wealth and Intention, Is head
ing Into a future filled with "much dan
gerthe nfter-the-war time without of
ficial Washington taking adequate steps
to meet the sltuitlon. Lewis I. I'lu
son, chairman of the board of the Irv
ing National Bank, New York, this aft
ernoon told the 1500 delegates to the
annual convention of tho National Asso
ciation of Credit Men, In session at the
Hotel La Salle
The New York banker urged business
men In lAlnln II. l.. II.... 1....A liillan
linhll n-n. ak... . ..,.. I.
... . .u.,a ,,. in in in- v intir init-u
nf tin, .n,. !,j ii i i .if .1. f.. 1.7-..
or too war and declired tht If business
i-uiiiifuuoM is tn Uo possiiuo after met
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r nun our present allies plans must
now be laid lie said that so far Amci I-
can business men lack- an ability to see
themseUen Mn tn ii.A. ,t m.irt i.ir.iiin "
nnd having lived and traded in domestic
terms" lintll letentlv lack a vision 0fWfietiicr minions or doinrs in munlc
the world-wide comnetltion which they
must meet when pesce Is declared
"We etiKved oi perhaps suffered from
what we called om splendid Isolation."
he snld "We assumed that the eMieil-
enre. V,f .V-, ?. ,,ii. .,,.ni T li.
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m hi iiaim-c in uiiliviic-ci. imi ni. -
aglned. between their conditions of life
StetcdSor-
coming to sec thai out former Hiuenuici
i-iniiiwn ""in me iu, ni-...
"hub iii.Miui,,. ..o i.ni.1.1 liui...., ....
Hint even ir our domestic interests are
to be protected we niU'-t adjust our
vision to a world horlrou Instead of to
one which maiks our geographical
i. i..i. -i... i,.,. i-..,.i ii.it nnr
nu ill ill n I ii-i nr nine inuim ."" -
fiitiirA initat Iia n rnr1il flltlire. wltll
. ... ... ..... fc ..111,
I world trade, world connection, world
problems, and hence world dltllcultles ap
pear definitely Included lu what the fu
ture holds for us "
tmliintrlen Tin) Hlg I'art In War
lie declared the Industries of this
countrv the powdei interests, the oil
men, the steel Indusiiles, the chemical
people, the bankers, the Chicago pack
eis and countless other branches have
written marvelous chapteis In lilstorv
in the last car, but Ing differences nnd
working whole-lieaitedly to win the war.
He declared that Washington has at last
become populated with big business men,
called there to put the war on a busi
ness basis, and that, while not set on a
twenty-four-hour basis the strides taken
have been gicat one"
That music ' hath charms to soothe
the savage breast' of even a credit
man was demonbtiated at this morning's
opening session, when tlje audience rose
and cheeied the members of a Jacky
Band, who plaed and sang their sailor
alls The demonstration came after an
address of vvelcomo by H. II. Merrick,
president of the Chicago Association of
Credit Men, and just before a talk by
tlovernor Prank O I-owdtn, of Illinois
In response to the address of welcome
of Mr. Herrlck, V. M. Getts, of Louis-'
mile. Ky . urged the credit men to make
'the present gathering a "war conven
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Cloa to th ocean nd boardwalk, con
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M.rVki.l'.r 1 rfsB.1. Jf M
tlon," In that nothing be considered of
value except us It bore directly on tho
winning of the war lie urged tint the
".war note" bo sounded in cverj speech, '
et-cry report and at every meeting of the
convention until It closes Pilda.v after-
noon at the I.a Snllo Hotel. ,
Mill lllsritss "Credit II dene"
In his annual repoit, lead at the (
morning tneatre session, H .1 Whit
, ,
lock, of Chicago, nieslilent of the ftso-
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elation, ihclareil tlmt iuo of lhi beft
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points or national defense If ihe stn-
hllllv ,,f tiD i....,.....i . ii. .
diiiiv or its Intertill cndlt sjsteni
President VI.I1V 1.u.l..Mn.l .!.. .
I reSKIcnt IV hillock declared thst "to
keep the poisonous gel ins fiom connner.
CM credits mils f,n right practices
from every one of his IndlvlduM and
commerciil lives"
A feature of the iirecnt lunvcntlon
mill k. hi. .11,.. i ,i
will bo the discussion centering around
the "credit hjglene" burcnu. conducted ,
under the supervision of the Investiga-
tlon and prosecution dep.irtment of i
which Frens It Snvdcr. of I'lilladeUnhla I
4s chairman This hutenu wns praised
hv .t It. Tkttwi i.r v.,. i .,ii bama.
tan of the association. In his 'annual
report Attention .iso vtns c tiled to
the members of the association now In
,,,. in.... i , .
int.- iiiiiiini mm mini service anil in
lllfi Mtll- 11 m ll I, lit, I, 111. nuBn.,t.. II.... I..
.... ..... ....., ...ii... i,.- ,. ...i. I,., mn n
doing in aiding the .National Council of
"i!1"' . '
in e nsKui-iniioii win consiuer tne nesi
methods of running to cover the "pro
ii , T1, W" . , T"
fesslonal Hade ciook-. is contained In ,
an fiddie.s In Mr, Snvder. of the In-
vestlgailon and pto-tcutinii departincnt. I
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rT1v rivvini'nnr i rno ihm'ii
CI I 1 (.OAIPl ROLLtRS MLEl
-oh. nome lime thu Beiilne1
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National Xt-orialion of Arrountnifj
OlTirers at Shore
' Atlmllc Cits, .tune to The lurstion
,nM . "''iking funds with an average
,hn ii he invcVteVi h.ii,, inn
Ul,,,,, r'1". l''p,.bo1 v J' o
"' ,lll,s ,'",le,.,nt " JI"Poal of the
"oMinment for the winning of the wai
Is one of the chief issues to come before
' the war convention of the National As-
i -oc.ion ,. ConiiitriillerH nml Account-
'Ters w hh l! opened l"'.e tt.Sav
Auountlng o.lleeis of the foremost
j cUU. of lnp lm,i w, exprem them-
selves also for the ntst time In public
,, tllD a(Ule ,,.p jdi.iup, flom tho
ACtou of the Oov eminent In den Ing
, lrltitkels foi munlclpsl bond Issue? In ex-
cess of JlOnoOrt without the express!
permission or the Trcasui Department
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BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
fCof-irlo'itl
"i, wiitcli'ail itllf nmiier (our hmliif'
""" on bvulna. srllliw. ndifrfMIno ana
rmi (oinirm. a;. ionr n.ir!.cn. rftaitu rni
V'tf "" "' fncln. 1 fir rorrrcf nnnie and
It!'" nMr mini fir utonnl fo nil (iimlr(r.
' Thosr uliirfi ore anouvintiNs muf be lanorrd,
nsnrr fo 'CniKeol owcufonii 1.1 be rn(
Iiv "toll. Older oiirjifoim fill be ontuerert
in '" follllllll. TfK lilol fnffrrMn0 prrtb
In,, ai fnoulrrri U be uoien fiilo 1ir
, """" o Pet" "'".,
T WK.VT over to'se'e lto last night
1 There was a good show on In Newark
After ft was nver t sow rtnsle home.
w'"l ,no result that t didn't get back,
to New York unill midnight so 1 over-I
i-lept this morning When I got downi
lo breakfast tlraham had already gone
& V,U7a fflWeaVfaV I
should I bump Into but Questen, one
of ,1,e " ghiks that came around to
8ep Oraham last week
lie took hold of niv nrm nd snld '
'Y.ug """ I believe ou are a friend
of ti and
i Orahaiu.'
i CD I nat of it?'
What of It?'
.. ..i ..u.. ncin .inn ii in- in i,r kiivii
ill ou ak hlm if ho will ht Rood
enough to come down lo see Mr QUCMen i
li, l.lt..nAlm. I
,.jr niiiicirii
Its too late, bos cone"
,n'v!""c!
...one", l.one. wluie?'
tinne tn work
ll . .. .- . ..
..' ..." "..",. , ..,,.. ..., . ,.,
" 1 thought vou nea.it he had gone
from hrIP. ,!n no,,ded tow aid the
boaiding house
Oil. no. he Is si stopping there,
ill- HHIH H SIKH QI rotei anil lIIO,
in- nwii- m niKIl "i rwiei HIIU lam.
. all rtCni
.....
' Well, when do vou think he will be
back"'
I ...-. .. . .---
lie is woimiir
nes. I understand
'Up 1 untl.lnt, l.i ,. nnu - lut.l.
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Is that right?
I ..!,.," , "', . ,
vv nai I tnu
of work ! he doing
; 'heie.
' I ,, nfi-nia , . i , . , , c . eisTr..m.n.rMTC- ...!. nniMie tn- In
1 am nfrnld that he Ir not making a depmili nt .if the h-ln of oilurs
ver large salar Is he? i vv t'hilid. iiihii
'Oh tho F-uiif- as tho re-t of n
e V.1' """u ' ",,a "ell"lr suspicious vr mMfii ynn a ,t of mamul train-
of.". ,,,,,, ! Ing schools and I would suggest that vou
'Whut kind i.f a boaiding houe ls,r, , tt.r lo them telling tin in voiu
this? huppoe 1 wanted to com. here rondlt on end ask them ir thev know ot
foi Instance, wh it M.t of leoominenda- , . tloul.si kind of m inii.il wo. I.
'"" "uiu uu kim- u oum miu
l'm " " ""'' l-e, oi a cncai i u e,
tV"" " ' n'dk eN,,rJ "WM
tolJu looking fo, looms? ' I tiled
to look Innoient
' Uo ou thin
Do sou think Oraham Is lontented
i with Ills work" Does he eci talk to
ou about oh, about things that hive
happened' "
"haj. do vou know where Washing-
t0" ,.bqu.arf ls'', , ,, ,,
es he said coidiill
"Well llinl nff VVii ititnilnii U.ini.rn
'there is a little old-fashioned gaiden
which (.ilahani pointed out tu inc om
lime, and In that garden there is an
i ....... j. -. w.. .... -......". 'H".
i iiiu'iii'Miiu-i-ru n in. . iuuii jm? u utiip
attached to it ' '
Questin looked purzled '1 am sure
1 "!,r.s5.0,rP0,lms,a'.d"e-Tr,,11 were so,,.
1 I would just beat it to the nmm oi
will G-pt tiinri fmm If than nn will
fium puiiiiflnsr me '
Ho niched foi a moment and then
i."al.d?. ".,.,.b05. ..u.rra..n,J!!t. re,'"bV
;. iiv.ni.iii jiin.i.iT-u 111 jwu ic hwu
ugh to Rle the mossaK'- to Mr Ura-
l. and tell hlin 1 U return tonfgln
enou
nam, and tell him I Mill return tonight
tor an answer.-'
I piomlsed Ills ihauffeur held open
the dooi of his car and he ot in and
i dxove ofT
I realized that T was later than eer
for worlt Somehow I had been late the
i last few daH Just .is I was preparing
to do a jog trot for the office, the land-
I lad cilled me bauk and paid, ' You for-
Kot . our .man- i tan up inc. steps
crabbed the two "letters she hsnded me
and Jog-trotted to the office.
I of cnitise Slddons and the crew had
gone without tne Thev had changed
the territory, so I dldn t know where
tht weie Peri was In confeience
wltll the circulation manageris, ho 1 Just
had to wait until he wns through to
lind out where I was lo go While do
lug so t read the two letters One was
i fiom Dad Such a nice letter! Here
1 it ii:
' M Dear Ho :
EDUCATIONAL
llotli -cetet
Help Win the War
nnd earn bic paj hlle dolnx It.
Thousantl of men liae (fori tn the
front. Their places as expert Stenog.
raphern ItooUUeepera and Secretaries
iiitiaf It ftllH tiv vnn Thla la mit
bit Knter our school at once and t
quaun tot a koou poeuion wur uav
and Xlftht Clanara are open ull sum
mer and tou Tt in be trained aulckly
and mad efficient Are sou pa
trlotlc? Proe it today
Banks Business College
9S3 CIIESTNLT STREET
aounr Women and ilirli
rnMnERnrRG. r.
PENN HALL
CIIVMItl-RSnt'Rd,
Olrls' rollrge Preparator
uanre and SDreial courses Ct
Modern Ian- I
Kuane anu special courses c.-irtincHta prill
Kges. Itonms with private bath New gym
nsslum nml svclmmlnir nnal Rates 1A0O
Catalog and la Ma) each ?ar spent at
Allantff. Citc W.lrlf inntfnnp 1inlnlrr.inl.i1
Add. Frank . Mucin. A. M I'rln.. Hot .
"
w
W H.I.I MSl-OKT. V.
DICKINSON SEMINARY ;:
atorr. Elsctie rourses Co-ed T.ars cam-1
pus 2 ryms . all athletics 1430 Cataln-
Address President, Box K.Wllllsmanort, Pa
.
SM nTIIMORK. P .
Marx I.ron liool for Olrts A home school
Col pr.p . household arts sen. fln rourses
New fireproof bides All outdoor activities
Cataloff Address Rot 1,0S Earthmore, Pa
I.ITIII.HMI.IK. Ml
-Maryland College
m'is Kim wriMr.s ion
rolleta I'reparatorj , 114 Years History
'ollesr 1 (llrls from Si Stales
Domestic Science 'in mllee from Halt
Music Fireproof IlulMInk
Kxnr.sslon NonMterlan
Address Treejdeni Rouse fnr Catatot P.
I.KTirKR. U.I K. Mil.
NCTVAKK. T)FI..
Women 5 COllCfire OI Delaware
i i ...
- f To women dealrlnr a liberal Huraiinn
under Idal conditions ot hom life, the, Worn
en's Collepe of leanar offera unetrelled
onportunltiea at extremely low rout Pttuat
ed In a. beautiful and healthful r-cIon one
hour from rtilladlphla. Kor cataloc rll. tu
Miss niNirRFD J. ROBINSON, Dean.
.Sennrk, Delaware.
WAHIIINHTOX. I. .
F
aul Institute 3ri?l? i
1107 S Streei.N.W, Sdiool for
Washlngon.D.C.
Reaular Hisli School and Collete Preoaratonr
Courses. Special Certlflrat. Couraes Th.
Art. Journsllam Short Storjr Wrltlnir. Kin-
dtrgarten Normal Tralntnc, Domeatre Hcl-
ence Itualness Course. Parliamentary Law.
Mrs, Nanette 11. Paul, IX. II.. President.
Author of "Paul's Parliamentary Uw"
Paul Jastlluts CliauinuQva opens at Venice
Park, Alloiitlo Cltv. .V. J July HI.
TABBVTfttVX. N. Tf.
Miss Mss.u's Summer Seks.1 at ratrlett
Berslee far fllrls.TarrrtownMin.lfudson U T
launr Men and Beys
AI I.V.N TtlWV. PA.
Allentown
Preparatoiy School
Preparea hoi fur'Ieadlne; colleaes and
unlersltlea. Illstt standards, .Vew build.
Inss Hpeclsl department for Lois oer 10
Athletic teams Iarsr campua and ayinua
alum. Terms MOJ. Cataloc on request.
Visit tho nhoal Writ Box 404
AlHlam H. Hues. Principal. Allentowo. Ta.
tlWKX FKIX. N, t.
l
"When mother saw ni After lirenk-
fftst Rhp sild 1 was looking better than
had for a Inner ulille I tnlil lier
that the renon was that our bov was
coming in ee us and was bringing a
friend uitli hlni
1 nave worried a lot about ou or
Inte, for somehow I have felt that we
son, no one . n ,imr to im heart as
ou' are Kvervthlng I do, evervthlng
I have , done .with the object of help.,'
Ing inj boy to bv a bigger, better iiihii '
"You know, my boy, I inn much older
than Oti are (uaOirallv ) but I want
OU to feel tlmt vnur Dm Is it reAl nal
who wants ou to trust him and have
ronfidence In him, nnd to open oui, n,.,nni, P. time 11 ttlniimi inim
heart to hlni I will fcc ou on Satur-' ",B,llne. ""a.. June in Klshop John
day Jlnst head of the Amlsh Mcnnonlte
f,i-VVp !1J k'ntlf" ifgnrd. to our church, has Issued a statement outlining
friend Mr 5rnlmm. and assure hltn I ,. .... , , ,, , , . .
of the heart welcome there Is here for.""' attitude of his church toward the
hlm war nnd war activities, bonds, war
i .1 M ol ' 'ov'N" ,K':THI'n4 stamps the T.cd Cross and other emp
I then read the othei Inter, and It , . , , . .
was certalnl.v some funirii Bn,, home features of the world con
TOIlAfj IH SlM;xs Kl'IOItWt
Hot uoirfs become toUt or r icird
srnlrd fn on riirloif.
(From S K S f.oulsvlllc)
hat doks this mean to vol?
Ilmincss Questions Amwcretl
iklni- crloul of p.tentliiK n '
in the -Znobll tr"d. 1 find .
s unother nrtlcl used for the I
I mii thinkl
a rllcl 1 1 tut. I I
thu( thin- i.
miup purtof- but of fliRr?iit dfulun Mut (
i"iur iurwin liui Ul iiiiit-rrni iirniKii ii
Ml mrln nr lust one. be different to tmei
!.. .... i O IT !
I'ni-iu mnui'-ii
I -trough Hdle vou not to attempt
'" patent this without flist seiing a
rVin,,,S.Vr,,Si,,;,m.,rl. Vw.".ll
gixici patent atiotnev 11 is nuicn ";,", '" " j
... 1.1... ..... i, r .. ... ... ! ltllt tills Mno. lint Mipfln lltnt lifii
... '. ti"'Ti" . .nf.. i . ... ii.,.i I
in I" ia "UIl lliw VIIIIIU li-f in err linn )
n m i,vi nun inn ilium ii-.- i. i-.i ...... ,
vou don. tr.in-greV in an whn than
to psv fome other lnwei a large fee
to get vnumitofonv tiouble Into which
"our Innocent Ignntanee mav lead vou '
1h, lirntilam llinl 1 j.m a.,1 Tn 1 1 I ttllf til Mill
Is imuunl nml t ffr It rtoes not rome with IT
tn the nnn ef bu-ln.s questlnn I mn
neventeen ers mil Kile eMr neo i was .
" ulCK with inrntilllp parflliis inn 100
i ihf ue nr loth iocs l nm rnrfpo to i
hfl rhnlr Mi trrnt5 are poor ft ml I
onl hn' ii crHmmar school riJmiitlnn Out
ililf of lp-- rltlnK ! hat- no bufclnpoM train
Iiik ''mil'l mu )ust,Pt sotn totHttnii that
loum purun at hnin wniTi ouin "f h
. hlh vou cmilil do at vour home
Of coursi If vou got nlentv uf tvnc
wiitlng It would make vou Independent
ispedalh If vou have fair speed
I would stinngh- urge vou lo put some
I. inn t.tn .In.li.ii0- .iiia.ni.KR.i K1iicln III
would 1 urge vou to studv business1
nnifllsh. letter writing and mall ordet
advntlslng Vou might be able to equip
out self to run a business b mall You
might also fit ouisPlf to write sales
letters foi business around our home
Vniu nroblem Is. Indeed, a veiv ditli-
..!. - ....I 1 . l ; ....l.ll.l. I. I.. '
the hope that some loader mav be able i
to olTu some suggestions of help to ou
'
, I UIl HMf. rtllll I .till MIAU H 'I'll .'.. II. I .11
i LECTURE TO NAVY LEAGLE
. "lai" S'a"" Wi Dc'"il"; 0rani-'
rutionV Helpful Work
Captain WUIhni II SlaMon. of the
Saw League, fiom WaihinKlou, will
deliver a lecture this afternoon at 4
ow o the membeiH of the Na
I-eapuo In the lIoer Itooin of the Bellt-- ,
League
Mie-Ktratfoid
. . , ,. , .. . .. ., ,..
I 1 '" "orK of "I,B1"' ,n al,llnP thp
hulldlnu of uhlps for the iarrinir ot
supplies and comforts to our men oer-
seas villi he described bv the speaker,
i w bo Is on a lecture tour of aiious
btates
I "
:., t:nn ,.,,.. t,,rfl,r r:rr
l.nnenMer, r .tune 19 When the
i bexne of Mis Harriett Johns was nearlv
detioyed b.v file 1700 In cash was
tin own into the stieet along with the
rubbish Edwin Fisher, an Insurance
agent s clerk, aimlessly Hlcltlng the pile
of rubblah, uncoiered the monev, which
was lestoied to itx owner, who Is In the
hospital suffering fiom burns recclxed
ii ing 10 cxunguimi me lire, wn.cn was
caused b ai( overturned oil lamp
(OONTINl'nD TO.MOmtOW)
Inline Men nnd Bora
BKILFIONTK .rl)F.M Limited tn 100
jouns men 1" and up. athletic field and
Rm , mod ratf. catalog Jamen r.
lltiKhes A M Ileadmastf-r, Ilptlefonte Vn
1 TOME SCHOOL I(oyV Preparatory
I Tmrrisiu it(;. r. " ,
arrigfauro; cabemj)
A Capital Nchool near n Capital City
A countrv school founded 1781 Modern
buildings large rumpus Adtantagea of
nmall classe and IndUldual Instruction
Thorough college preparation. Hates
$500 to SHOO Superleed athletics
separate school for lounger bojs
lnlte closest Investigation a personal
JMt If poMlM Write for Our tata
logue and plans of new dnrmUorj. Nw
.Tunlor school bulldlnv will be open for
September term. Address
XKTIU'R K. ItROWX. It. A., Headmaster
CIIKSTFR, .
PENNSYLVANIA
Military Collese Men Command
Whlla her craduttes direct munitions rn.
ductlon. man battleplanes, lay dwn the
1 barraare, and so "over the top M p if, c.
' . irviaai in' n stfeirllK' nH anrliuitli,
fl.VoV1!'"8 of m'n ,or ,'"' baltl"
"nie men who lead are the men who know
Senior Unit n O T C Collalst rnurses
In Olill Hnlneerlnir Chemlstrj. Kconomlra
and Finance. Preparatory and Junior
i acnoois
Col. Chsrles r Ttstt ronmsnaaht
icox riivi, c.-nesier I'a,
"The West Point of the Keystone State"
(HKi-tTMT Illl.le. I'.
CIIRHTM'T niLI. ArUKMY
A country boardlne and day erhool for
bo Thoroush preparation for college icl- ,
l pntinc school or bualne-i Hlvheet etaudards
nf (scholarship Kiev -IlK) ft All athletlrp I
Oolf llnk fine arm. with nwlmmlnc pool
Separate Lower School for bo from rt
xeare upward Catnlotr Hnec low ratca for
fte-dav boardera Jamea Itwaon Pflttermin,
lfeadroaeler, St. Martin. theMnut Hill, Ia.
sursnrKf.. vs. HrZT
K1SK1MINKTAS NPKINttS .HCHOof.
! f10" Pfi-aonal attention rootball nnd base
' VH'1 ." uiit imiiii. .pw if) ninasium,
with lulmmlns nool and bmvlinr- aiUvi.
''tronc comn-tltlv teama
Pr. A. M. UtlHon. Jr., I'ret., SaUabnrr Pa.
' ' " :
iii ivava
VILLANOVA
Approred bj IT. fS. wsr tlept. as staniltrd
lerhBlCSI SCUOOl. l-.Xl.llnt mnr... 1.
Ctrtl. Llectrlial and XlfchnTi(ihl rnin....
inj. Orsduates elletbla fr CoramTsstons :
in i-nsineerins corpi. urest seed for
men trsiaed la theie lirambes Clinics),
rommerctsl aai reclitered pre medical
rourses Prep School Tor cst'B Box 70
Kee J.J. Can. 0 S A.. Prei , VilltnoTs.P..
horpkntowx y. a.
Bordentown Military Institute
Mental, moral, physical, military iValnlnr.
Ilordentoivn.on.the.nelaware. Neve Jerac.
STVUNTHV. V.
Staunton Military Academy
Only l.orernm't Honor Academy In South
Mrarst plata academ In tha lissl.
11os from 10 to "u .ara old prepared
for the UnUersities, (lovernment Acad,
mles ur business. Qjmnaslum. swlmmlnc
pool and athletic park New l.'OO uotj
liarratka (."hsruea I47H ror catalogue
address Col. Wm. ,. HAIU.h. Ph. P..
Principal, Mauotoo, Va.
lUlNKMUHO, VA.
Fuhburae Military Scksl
New a0O.0O Flrepre.1 EaalpaMt
Prepares (or unllsrsltles. lousiness Ufa.
Diploma sdmlta toall cpllajaa. HaaVltrul
!
TWM fsc5r I
MENNONITE WAR STAND
DEFENDED BY BISHOP
N Cnu-nrflinP. Nnr niolnw.
' -.j
n1v. TT CnvB An,:,!, r:vt
w. , , .. .. ..
to Red Cross
flict This Is given as his flrs-t official
statement, to bo nccepted bv his people
as authoritative, and Is In part as fol
lows
I 'The Amlsh people of this place have
heen a subject of note In the newsnsners I
?u,!.n5,l!',B.'Lt.r.B... T,,,r""',0.'",!0,.' '
itLTs'torTutied';
r dlslovnlty to our (?ov- I
l .r ,i illlll 1(1111
I uiton ccwHrdlcp o
r,r"""'M' .""J ,Vr,n.t.hclr con'ctlon that ,
the gospel of Christ Is a gorpel of peace !
' Thenonreflftant attitude to war Is
lhi Sine ur hae no pnrt In war, ti
cannot constentli have am nnt I
.. .....V ....j ..i.
M
' f ll A clllYlwiri rt t !. ... lun a
I ..,:':.. "'... .,'.V .''" v .1. ""' I
Hl. ",..',..,,.,.;..,;",, ; ' i,i, B,.r;wl .:..f,nT,i,V
- "" III- mlllui) establishment )
lint this does nnt mean Hint vtelmve
-- . ." I
- --- . - - '
no obligations to Coverninent or no I"H
creased burden because of the world s
K,eatet. suffering brought on b war
jf wp lHnnot seive under the military
mi imnoi. . j.
A W LDWOUO
Lff
BT-THE-SEA
and Wildwood Crest
The unusual stress of the
cery man and woman to keep
ff.cioncy. inn requires rest,
i
air. These tesoits offer tlic'bc3t bathinp;, fishing, motoring
and sailing on the coast. Fi e-niile boardwalk, high-grade
amusements and up-to-date shops. Concerts twice daily by
a part of the Philadelphia, Orchc&tia.
Our cottages arc rapidly being rented. It will not
be long before the desirable locations will all be taken.
Make your
range your hotel reservation at
once to insure choice selection.
Moderate rates and best service.
jfy 7
SkhLmmSmmLWkSgGSStSmBm
JTUfyi"niJWHWfW1ll.-''sH"ii l-Wtl
TKNTIO CITY. N. .1.
StfE
I AT F
9
I -W
i
Atlantic City's
ll
Bright Spot
. ..n.fw
3 WHITE KUHNS
AT
CAFE MARTIN
New York Avenue
and Boardwalk
ATLANTIC CITY
ATLANnccrrtl
iM3Kg(iREATESr
IVwASGRFATESTBoIlLSULrESSI i
t i TirTr r nn ni ;
PANTFIFI f Virginia Ar near 8tel
s-i's r lt.L.1 p. Rooms IT we.klv
and up Kuropean plan. Mrs. H. llubcrman (
HOTEL OTTENS
American and European Plan
Whole Block Beach Front
I'livste Ilatlis, Ktertrle Kletalor,
Tennis, I Islilnt. llathlnir, Orrlirstra
Personal Direction
MR. H. 31. STANFORD
Formerly manager Bay Hotel,
Tampa, ria ; Signal Mountain Hotel,
Chattanooga, Tenn
OC'KAN CITV. . i.
IHinois-on-the-Strand
Ucean Lity, N. J.
I Opens June 28. Clone to Beach
Ilunntng water In every room Private
baths. Bocklet.
A. J. MIClll'NER, Owner Proprietor
HOTEL BRIGHTON
Opens Juna 6 for SStb year under oon
aecutl manairement. The placa of real
seashore life Cool. alr, 'homey" ex-,
chancea and ballroom 7ft. R. SOOT.
WINTER HARRUR, MP,
GRINDSTONE INN
WINTER HARBOR, MAINE
Across the bay from Bar Harbar. 0aa
of the Haest summer hotels In Maiv
Ol-tNS JULY 1
This hotel has eeay modern Improve.
ment L.arice
isa rnoiui la, is ii iirivarai wm. ..
rooms Kith private
Motorlnr drl
rlMnc. ttunls. toatlu., aaal
In, bowllu alleys. Mlllarda,
pool and a well-kept folf csihsTB
holes. 4 t x
nU
uooaiet may obtains ill
rcEJ-:.?
MIKT1I UHimtUII), N. J.
. v,i iiiiiiijnsi an ' FiiiLi?)
mEwimmm H
, U-..
establishment, there" 'are other wajffjjj
which we may and arc serving
being cahed upon We -ore contribute
to the lied Crop! tat the relief ut
tng. We conscientiously subscribe!!
Government bond to t urtd fof'tt4,
w,nl'ort and Improvement of local coiio
dltlons. rV
j "We owe a debt of gratitude to
. Oovernmcnt for the recognition fl
lour rrllglous conviction". Tills Is.tl
' both In the United States and In,
ada I J.
"The Jlcnnonlte Church of Amerl
lias contributed more than JltO.000
two monthn fur war sufferers. It ha
formed an organization with tho QuaVu
IVin B A rli.l 111 1 111 llllill llllArnlll
stricken Illinium T lie Amtch Mennoif-
lies have iii.Jo freelv contributed lo tho7
llf.a tr-noa W' . Ih In -n V IViaf ItlA 4Vt
cent nctii nf Inviilt. mnllera nf tnflllIftavV'
and violence which lesulted in tho peWM
srcutlon of manv nnnrcslstant people Ji4fcc,
not In accordance with the wishes of thj
... . - . .... -YT
highest omciais ni our liovccim-ni.
irinK.T.PPivr. nunr.vn' &
WIRE-TAPI'ING CHARGE
i . ,"
Two Pillfburplirrs Arc Accused of
"n.,,1,, , ..;,U f'
Htirkct-Mtop Swindle f
iMitshitriFli Innr in With tho rrrrt.4
nf tlf nr .1 Snnhlnr Mini H I. Pf- V
. .li-il. . . 1. .. 1..-. 1- t.-. It
';""V J-,"i'.::.:.. "i.-'"". f"f,3- "ZZ? 1
detectives ei?ed,,i, alleged wire-tapping, .i
apparatus, w men Is Mini to liav-e flzurfiflsi-
In tin. nliimii.
In Mia bnliamA ' ...
mcV.i,on lence also oeicd indlcateljf ,''
trmfsi alon" In m?m or n'e smMlerL'V
wAnern Icnnvlv inla c'lie" totaling JtHL"'
r,r, not) ' """"4 9f ffji J
MMMi:it Kl.MJRT
mi nu oiii), x. si.
times ntnkcs it necessary for
in the highest stato of
recreation and lots ot iresn
selection NOW. jAr-fo
V 5'i
At, m 'i-arty-p .-.si
nSl . 1
sLWLWm ,,sl .
Cit ClcrK, Wildwood, N. J,
ATI.AMTC CITY. N. i. "l '?
-m '- Jf'i
rmmrnxm
J2r A -" --r 1
JosewK
T sJI Of 4
ProprierorlS
1
BOARPUlO
-aifn CT YAMCC niar ,
t'iji. imD. rutvArv
m ,WJ
5iaJ
BlJOJmiE
ATLANTIC CITY
Strictly European Plin
French Cuisine Superior Serviet ,
Afternoon and Ritht BhcUc
Room Ova looking Ihe Sts CiiteitTtN
rl'K MY. N. J.
mmmmmmi. I
a f 1 1 CTa .. ll.nni. I.H K....i.M..ft''. 4
i-oioniai noiei ,ssr;, r"S5Sl
bath: levator flrusn tor llth iik inn Jutt
I 1Mh W' H CHITKCH. Owner A Pmpr1ttyr.AP
ssr;('uui: vouit cottagu and hot
tit "SfaJlVATIUNiS AT Till; ItKUfl
WITH Kir-alJMT UATIUNli JlfSACIf
'WRITFJ 110 UD OP TIlADV" 1ft4
r..; .yi
Miinnnoii, y. j.
EDGETON1NN ",.!.: "S-fflfj
j u.i..., .w.l
room, orcnenra. iMoi.a iur exceiirni nn
nViltn servlre Can Sil. Auto at tlvla
llonkt-t J AUlgltT KARRIS Prop V
1UI7U CUPI T-trtlM Wllotrood'a
"r 'rrZ. T ' .tnodem hotai.
1 a mmmmtw " niTai-, hittiil swa
avi iii-ainri privnea oama; rooms en 1
bklt. Auto u. J. woods, own. Met. Now
IIdwaoila Furemiul Va
otei. jioj e com. itiv.
Hierlal Juno rates. Near
1" Ooo
lioou laoie. 4. It. sauiTTtl
DAYTON 'iw "fen 'or season of 1
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