'Vi.j't V Tt , U' 1 'sue v1 t wi ? ? f i -. ,m w .-? 2s -f ' r v "f-- L r . i . : . .... -.. . .i .,-a-. nSr S& REFUGE OF MOSCOW BOLSHEVIK! EDUCAnONAL GHiMklTIES sssstrv!aiKMMsrs7 A Tfwi. j V' L! " - 'flJ. ;3j l, r-.--a-a-a-a-a-----a-a-a-SK.K.t.- t, prssj tWWWW Hi aaHHHK B . A 'tH ntr ' B4w iff, Openr- Singer, Cegan; Circus Clown, ' Among Late Arrivals '& ?. cmii irumpiir. vo., Aue i i jres-lment at this- tr.i!rrtt center K'Sftf'ncers, svhlcb l composed of n mn from lMiim'JHnlni tne ijif- iVor Columbia. ?.ew Jersey. Virclnla, ). iotk nna cincr sinter ot "" has Its sccre of men who hao their mark In civil life, but It han Hied" for' Kew Yorft city, whither rth renlmes'of the entire country. (-sAnd-donn In'itsM-uMa of 2000 draft W'tb two nTcitert -amu lilols, Thev i-O.1 de .rlABroff; of the Metropolitan 4 Opera Company, and ".lalte" an. chief -elowiT'bf Itvnuhi & Dallcj'a cus. L'.Hreryboflv lrnnw "there's chips tn the (engineers," but who 'would Imp tlntijjlit '.Itl., A.nn.fV ll nln.,1..a ..I n .. t . ,-t . ' Ti'v .. uiuunf, iiic iiii-iiiui;- - J ,1 -iiiii.i.- RiYjfr Teelment jou would be able o ilnel more Sv'iBan suit lormer proiessionu men, ai i k& thatcMSe With the Teirlli Ttpslment hrre. Kfeftt(pa exclusively ef .Wvv Yorkers ?iSradl Vlrtrlnlnnse' Sfnri nT .tilr I. zi!H&l h lfl fmllnrp nffltii,r1t? 1pfrrpp9 f&fMHtt Fcoro haie been pr.ic'lcal Jrft- yin ana nunare iiaw fXi"T trades iV,lWiy the brains of the wV'ole camp iilSn spite of their' ham irt. both Dp Jrl&irrnff and Poirntl in A nlrtr i thjeat deal of ptnln'B t mt -it ilnlnr S3Alr comradpt nt th br nopn-i'r fwnphlthtatre near litatUiuit tet- Trunt 'iJV,, Arlagroff rIurs Ii li-illrin. Uuln-i, Iffi- Spanish, nwrllea an'l I'-ensh Then Aft al'l, I'Uli " l U)U I11H.-UIH1I Ull Vlllf, If" tLt. - i-. .. i.i.i. ... i i .. i.i...ir I'j, UVUl ULlf 111 JIIV1 IV JMlWlt( IIIIllft''IL i.& flAnr nut n" 4l4n vlrif fi rtt fi'lu hnullv kf ttrf hii trnAn a ri n fnilfl Thu m-) Kyi tffer chtftr both pcrrorm is xoc'fproiwlj fev tJ it ip iincuu to x, uhici i tii" f "AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS" fT'lBCornoraliotl Lafest of Aocia- ft , -iL n i t 1- ?J , tlCrtlS formcil III UXlldll.t 1 n.. .(.. a.j. :,, it.... C,- . I- ii .lyt ri(,ii j un HVl tfrVAI'wnAnAtl Iftrf.. Allf. 1A. mpnt t IS complete thp orsablsadon of a natlivral vS?y ' n v,n aH 1( Ainericin war RJIoiher Were under y here tnVHv at 5- meetlrii of wai mothcrx of inrtlam. Kit flfwhlcli representatle of other Stale-? PF.WM hfen IhTlted fcT jArtlclci cf Incornoratlnn of the new iwKfcMofl.lt'on wote filed If li lb errefari RjWriiltat lat" rrsternav fiflH mothers lrr. ii.rii vi ttuuivil 111 IT MT1 IW II C BK"ltefbJe tt nifinbcr-hlp -nt:it; jkv-i ui-i-ii , -ir ivvnciailfin 0t war mothers in this Stite for wionl months. It Is the plan to plect na tional ollcirs before t'c prc-ent mcei ing -ends Triple Invasion ,-- Routs Bolsheviki Wr tinnra Trom race One "want front, na the Germans and rsol- , fbevlkl lta e been persistently prencli- imc. Ai tho leal news reaches thp If? CT11 tnais of the people the men arc , reportra taking up the ninn that thev cerrted home with them when thev -v. jwen. -ciitaiandpii nftpr tb f-rt,!,-, .. jy 4hc Brest-Ltto sk pctce trcat. ). Control Moscou U.ii'ro.uls m. ' Tartlcalar sicnlflcance Is nttacherl testre to the lepoit that the Soviet SWoops have hesun the evacuation of iSJtesoavr. openlnp; the vn for the .SQwdioSJovaki and Allied troops to fcr-.-vctiTii.-!i me va-.ifin ironi un a line aK'"" ""'" wrsi tirui was neuevca . lir ile belief tint It wiiuiu remiin pti B'JBBsBile IVitli the Soviet floveinment ' nintientlv there The mission numbered MMten from Mo.scow- the Crecho frH nivitt.s me tmnitsuMieij put in con itfeWol or tne laiiroail lines from Siberia ?Hw Ttrscow antl fiom Aiplnnimi tn Mf Moscow". SOVIETS FORTIFY MOSCOW KREMLIN i.3, 'AmMerdsini, Aucr 10 in. r V M i . The BDBhevikl have fortified and taken refutro in the Kremlin it limin. snt.i a'sJlsnatcli from that tltv toda y-t The entrances are t -iiiimnnrieii i.t IS? SVna. and lnrce stores of food anil othrr , (applies have been aecumulattd there. Germany Is pl-innini? an ofTenHive Malnst tlie Murman railwav, In Itus- A. next month In the hope of helnir We to establish a saibmarlne hasp In ' th PetcheUEa district, atcordinB to in f4Hetlons todav. . t K declaration of war bv the lliilebe. fefjfjsjikl. BUpplementlnB unoftlel-il aniioiinro- -atu uy t.pnuie .-tun inner uoisnpim r-leadera aealnst nil of tht Allied floi rttcnmentK, la epected In the mar ruturi iSAtlvlces rcachlnB here from Sit. dish .ina i Knircf Indlcite tint this action Is hjBniemptaiea. LS'ljnn) Kremlin is a preat cistle In the Utile or Moscow, ncvupvlnc a hill on 6 bank of the Moskva. It Is sur- JliUfHinteq by twentv-oiip towers and .MSttre are flv e cattw-isle-idiiiB into it m .rzz - ... .TKUrAKrAiWIli) MJf'K BOLSHEVIKI FORCES SS7. . . .. .... B!iBjftJmironm, .iiic u, siy propi-lK-Midlsts belonelns to labor oreanlzi- -VMtienn tnipinrtttiB tn rush t Ik i-ibiiip b4fkve lelt Stnscovv for the front where iJ.i-Vi 'iM' n t; .ihiiitiiB me i Z'tUO- Cftfiwat'sta iiwiu hi- .' a .nu&cott leie- -:fm by wav of Berlin The objtct of ,? propagandists Is tn stimulate the t3itaft&Htft"V Rltlrft nt the c.n.-lat t-n tn ifetfcetr cjunnalBn. ' .':.; Addre-sslnfr the delegates In a firevvell t. OKtteti, saya the messaBe. the datt of ten is not given, rremicr I.enine :ed them to the utmost efforts to the spirits and morale of the pa to the higr.est level and thus oDout tne suppression of the o-Slovak movement JTTou must imbue thom with the con JUis of the danger And' the need try honorable man supporting the While." Lenltic Is ..noted as ever: fcrtet nmc f?Aooonllnt; to the Vienna Neue Treie rvaae. war Minister Trotsky Is also ;tirin-the same front, urging the peo- nata an unu airHiiim i iitt nnomt ......., &mSSAC.KS CLEAR t v. .-r .r. .... ..... tSAltb Ut THE UUN gjjj, By the Associated Press lerdam. Auc 1C The Don Cas hre cleared the left bank of the Eiiir...7..iV i ii i .1riI0j7fJa.f.l.n.'.roT-.w.n'c5 or inj.tr nnmnpnifl nnn ore marnh. tl statement Issued by. 'th'a Dtn E I -t - nneviKi t orces r teeing r--.T m Jtllftinn I'rtss., f m ?. vt7 s ,tiwfltun m (Hwuiiia gnat; rnj . Belahevlk forces ' are fleeing erywhere as Buaslan peasants arms to aid Czepho-Slovaks .Allies. in plans to strike In Lake al reslon to relieve Czecho-Slo- ti force n cUnger of being cut lit that rf Ion. Hurt troops capture Baku, big in port, moving from Dairdad. '4tracuatlon of ' Moscow by Bob III opens Way to re-establish line farther west than had mccteoV JIVJLf J ,11. W-. Vflt v.' v. a, t nwwwmMwpwtW,Tw. vvwi.-. n n. i wwvi a.sv mww.i . i. tyWMW wHw. .. ..wij ,. ,s .ni.i , iji).yyxj wm i Iti ... .ii tiic Kremlin, mot relcbratcil Mrnetnre in Rusfia, is reported lo have been fortified by the liol blwiiki, vhn arc orrupyins il fameu buildincn a a refuge from their enemies. The Kremlin has fi cured prrimmritth in Rnhn hiolorj since Cnssael3 staff anil recclcd here from i Kkv Ailolp'i Joffe, the Kii'lnn jTmhnRxador i n illoil, which pronilnes Lould onl mate to P.rilln luiq left Moscow Hint w i i I.illze nftti the mllapie of Auxtil.i " pPrtnl tn Trrlri In Hrlln Thurslny, according to the Vo"!l.lic Ztltuns. of Uullu M ii.IlIii.-I.im. Aub IB N'es of the uccf rf the Pin toqncky tm the Hhi r r"'" romlnp thronah AiriFtcrdam tocla), t nnllclp.ite'1 hire, as th iltrnum nvi, icn umble to prepnt a fort f In thlt icllntl nf Itlissli whli "1 could stop i'i 'p flirt e Ii!! l"is of thi s tint's Tnp i'tisacks Imp per! tentl re fused to recni-niie th- iv-e t-l.ltnvnk Ireatr ami have bet n lirplaeihlt In their hootlliti to the Teutons ami the llnlannllci I w.m HUSSenttM bj of lu'lal he-e fhit thf comluct of the c.issaifcs is tucnlfic-int of the uppoit the ennll inttrtlll.il anny and the Ci'i-liii-SlonVi' will receive from arious fictions In thetr pfforls tn aid tin' litis si ins in the i -f-l ibli'iiinent of the t i-.t-r.i front REDS CLAIM GiAS IN NORTH RUSSIA fir rie tori'ird" Preti Inndiin. Aiib I" The HoNhelk po ernment. In nn nlllt 111 sl-itetmnl i Hlms the cipture of positions In th" iclnnpol dl-liict where thm- are Mlb d tumps jml is that their ndiers tries hie abandoned th fijthtlnB near Onepa. ac rnullni; to a Iteuttr dlspttch from Mos- a'spiIps of successes, liich appirently aii of minor importance, .ildn ,ire clttlni ed on tht opir.itloni acilnst fie tzcho Slm.il. ntl-I"ntentP circles in retroKrtd were surprised .ind dlnnaeil when the (ler- nirtn emb-iss and mission which had I eon'- to Ttlroprad from Mosiotr, sud- ,io,-u- ipft ivtrnsrail. atcordlnc to a , Stockholm dl-pnlth lo the Times, truot. , I loif the I'etroKrtd flnzette, the onlv nntl- tlolshrvlst new striper allcnrd to appear in 1'etroK.ul ..... It Is -ild tint the anlv il of the f,er. mm pmhtsBV nt 1'PtroEIld K1V P rt ason 1 Tim ma hinnizlii Its nrt.hlvis and stores to retroBrad bv automobile The ilazette prints a dispatch fwvm Kiev stalinc thnt nerm ins are maklnB wholesale ariests of workmen esppLlallv t-ullvva emplofR nntl Is seiulltiK them to concrnt ration camps at Hiest-I.itovsk and main The Soviet government, sas a Kus unli wireless InessaRe has iutd an ordei Hint correpondenco to fortiB'i countries must not be accepted foi some time to c-jirt except for the rkjflnc and (ler nun., localities in (lernian occupation and for war prlontrs ' A dispatch to the Cologne ZeltunR from Kiev sals, that the Hon and Kuban KovirrThents and the ltaders In the ad jolim B reBions have entered neitotla-llon- lnoklnB to the establls.iment of a j.lnt central Bovernnient BRITISH AND REDS ARE ALLIES AT BAKU B) the Ai'ocintcd Vpi London. Am? 10 A curioUH coinci dent t whin to HbM In connection with the arrlv il of the 111 Itish at Biku. The Barrlson consisted larRelv of Bolylicvlkl, who, with Armenians, were opposing the Turk" Thus the Br'tlsh while flBhtlns the Bolsheviki In the north, nre co operating with them In (he south Aside from the Caspian operntiitis there has been a movement of Britls-h troops from India to Turkestnn. These nisseil through Baluchistan and eastern Pels'." and Joined forces with the Tur comans Bnl.h-irans and lncil soelal rev lmlon irles who are lighting the Bol livlkl 'Ih British nre also guarding tn.- trans-C ispi in railroad to prevent tin- entmv f i (ini g lining access to Af ghanistan and tV Indian frontier SIBERIAN ARMS NEED COSIDERED BY ALLIES By the A&tocialed Presv vciihliliictnii, A lit 10 The present reed for arms and ammunition by the piople or Western Siberia, who have ar raveel themselves against the forces of Herman and Austrian prisoners anil the (erni-iti-lnfliienced Bolsheviki, In being considered In the Allied capitals, ac-' rordlng to Information avai.able toelay. The answer of the Allied nntlong to this appeal has not been dltojed. but I can ne "imeu on iuki- .tuinoriiy mat the l'nlted States Government Is anxious can be stated on hlsh authority that to be of whatever possible assistance. The people of Western Siberia, with i the aid of Czecho-Slovaks, proclaimed ' their Independence on July 4 In honor of the national anniversary of the UnlUd States. They are reported to have thousands of well-trained and 1 loal troops, who are waiting only for equipment to begin active resistance against the Germans. I According to advices reaching the I Ctn riiitv'irtmant IF Viin hid nrvia i .nninman tkiv iwniri t rnr nut I a formldablfi army In the field. They 1 . ...... . . : are at present omy partially armea ana their supply of ammunition is nearly , exhausted. GERMAN PRESS BITTER AT CZECH RECOGNITION By the Atsociat-d Press Amsterdam, Aug. IB, (lerman news papers comment bitterly upon the mani festo Issued by Great Britain In recogni tion of the Csecho-Klovak nation. "It Is the acme of h pocrlsy when Kna land Klves these notorious traitors a testimonial that they are waging- legiti mate warfare." the Cologne (lasette says. 'This recognition will remain only a reeocnltlon on papttr If the Central Powers, as they have so far. remain vic torious against the world attack," jiaya the Frankfort Oatte. "Our defeat alone could arautt the Ctecho-Slo vales to that prllticnl Independence which the Kntente grants tnem so nastily. .Nevertheless, it Is a serious step, the Importance of which we must hot underestimate from the viewpoint of propaganda. "Knarland's step, which is doubtless backed by the remainder of th Kntentr, must certainly aStct dttrlmtntally tas its erection in the seventeenth (cnturj. world';) greatest collections nieiRer pio-Kct"( nf peace, because nrcimles he been made nn Austrian VLADIVOSTOK SEETHES; MARTIAL LAW IMPENDS i thn .jttocinfprf Pmi Oinnetuil, Aub 10 Vladivostok wnrk irin who hio l en nBl'ntliiB to secure th rolenst of mtnibtrs of thp Sotltt hfld n! hosfiKei by the t'zecho-Slotaks, ha, lb elded to nrir-.inlzp a Krr.it labor demnnstrntlon according to adtlccs from Vkifl'vottok It Is expected th it tn irtial law will be proclaimed noon RUSSIA NEVER OUT. SAYS KEREN SKY AID (fop HsM Tits In Internitlnni, is pril. ) London, tic Id .Mllitarv aid for the Cu t lo-slovaks -ind a joint mani festo tn the Ituasl.tn people by the Al lips, nnsuritiB absolute disinterestedness l the tct move to hrliiR Hunsli lnik Into the w ir effeitheh " toil ij ditlared 111 ,r icob (iironskt, fornuih Kpr pti'kt's conunissloiHi, and now liprt 3irnnU Is tredlted with helnB closer to Kcrensky ami knowing more of the former revolution in Prime Minister of llusslii th in an other man In London "Kerensky It. litre In retirement until he determines whether he should no to merlea or return tn llussl i," slid C!a lonskv rnul-ind his olllclallv piomised 'tioops enterhiB Itussla aie helnir sent to nsKlst Itussla ,-iRalnnt ficrmanv, but , ' , ''" will not retain one foot of vour ter- In th it snirit should he rnidc lne formal tletl-iratltm of all the Allies The Itusslan lienple have never be-llevt-d they are out of the war betausp of the Brest-I.ltovsk peace tieitv. The Hltsslann believp thev tontlmie in a Htnte of war with (iirniunj and th it all treaty obllBitlons with the Allies remain valid, untwIthstandliiB what took pi tcp at Brest-I.ltovsk "The Allies should send mlllt-irv help to the eastern front as well as to the western th"ntte of war, where the Trench, British and Americans are to opcratlnB "Itussla ma me-in defeat or victorv for the Allies There tan be no Allied victors on the western front alone The Allies must win ev el v where in this great vvoild .strUBKle OwlnB to the im possible Intern itlonal situation the con ditions In Itussla are unbearable The man In the street fetls that lit must lid himself and Itussla of tht, unb-arable trannv of the Bolsheviki, and lie will verv likel be inlluenied bv anvlodvs piomlse to ild him of the Bolsheviki" ALLIES TO AID CZECHS BY VOLGA EXPEDITION By the United Preis U unlilimton, A'V. 10. That the Hus sion lienple fire Kivlntr nil pocslblp aid to the Allied penetration of Itussla was inillenteel tod iv In llntente cables (ire-it sttateglc value fiom both a mllitarv and a pill'lcai sfindpotnt Is attached to the British landing at Baku hi Allied diplomats and mllltar ex perts It Is held the lojaltv to the Allied cause of the (Jeorntlans and the Ar menians In tho Cnueasus regions has never been eiuestloncd, In spite of the peace treat v the fjeorrlans were com pelled to sign Diplomats with n close knowledge of the situation In this sec tion of Itussla declare that the neorgl-ins and the Armenians will nuleklv rallv to the Allied standard, and that the Tar tars, who have been causing more or is trouble with the aid of the Turks, will soon ilee as a result of their tradi tional fear of British force The loss of Hie Baku oil fields, it Is declared, will be a blow to Herman prestige at Con stantinople, as the Turks were expecting it huge share of these regions as their war booty. Naval authorities are Inclined to be lieve that the Allies wll be able to send a light naval force up the Volga Hiver from the Caspian Sea as the etu'ekpst way of rellevins the hard-pressed Crei hnK1nakH Nothing has been heard of the X Blacks a few weeks ago " i0,;nia entlfely possible that as- pp" m1fi Vab?e to'r'acl.Vese out- Czecho-SIovak fortes that made their ,.-, thromih the Caucasus 10,s tnruugn tne Caucasus NAVAI. AND MH.ITAKY OAMPH MEN 17 to 45 PpCDApp for entering- Immediately, as trained men, Into some branch inunni, ot the mJiltary service of the United States. Four Divisions under direction of United States Army and Navy Officers, assisted by Canadian and British Officers from overseas. ARTILLERY CAVALRY WFANTRY-NAVAL Complete equipment In each division. Vodern barracks. Electric light and running water. Ideal location and sanitation. Hospital, etc. 75 trained cavalry hors.s. Terms i Maintenance and Training, $200 Enrollment limited. Quick action advisable. 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Its library contains one of the : JAILED FOR FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP President ' of German-Owned Corporation Also Must Pay SI 000 Fine By the Associated Press Nen lorlt, Aug 10 Ferdinand Kcliurmann, presldt nt of the Pellx Schollti Paper Compan, a tJerm m owntd corporation, now under the con tinl of the alien property custodl-ui, pleaeltd guilts In the I'tdcral Court hen. todas to un Indictment chnrglng him with having falstlv claimed American titlzeushlp, so that Ills torpointlon might be ptinilttetl to Import photographic and tho entrance of Hie L'nlted states Into the war lie denied that he hail had any con reillon with Count von Beinstorff, for mer elcrni m amb issador to this country, in th it he had come heie on a secret mission Tm the iSiim.in Government sliorils after the outlucak of the war He asserted he Ind eleilaitd Ills Inten tion to become an Amtiican citizen in April. 11)10 Judge Mai el aieepted a plea of icnlinc) on the guiund that Schur mann's cl lim to citizenship hnel been nilsconstttitd bv the (!ov ernment, and stnttiieed him to servt seven months' imprisonment and to p-iv a fine of J1000. 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Commercial Army 2 Intact f If America Is to win this war br S commercial atrength must be as Jj strong ns her flithtlng strength Places w left vacnnt bv joung men answering V A their country's call must be filled Vtf M You ran help to keep tho Cummer- 49 A clal Armv Intact by preparing jour- tj j SAlf to fill one of these vacancies 7j t, Tho porslbllltles are grent for edu- JK ' rated young women to eecurtt rapid ( 0) nnianrement 2 Write for 5Hh Year Book Noio V j PEIRCE SCHOOL t'lrtl, 7.1. VVI'tl tit' IIItt.tl mn rnii.VDRLriiix. pa. e -1 nuRi nji us in MVSTEM TIIK BOYD RlSTFAl Touch Typewriting ami mm. mercl'il subjects. Eipert teachers Phtla. School of Office Trai Lotler Bids. lAtb H Chestnut Locust 18G3 Strayer's Business College Philadelphia' Greatest Business Reboot Expert teachers. Modern equipment. Ind! vldual advancement. Charges moderate. Po sitions guaranteed Day and Nlffht Classes 700 students now attending Enroll now. S07 Chestnut Street. Pbone. Walnut 3S4. WaNAMAKER INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES 3d and Walnut Streets Opens September 19th Send for Catalog MlOKTIIAMl AND IlOOKItEEI'INO Our graduates are In constant demand Hood Kaylng positions awnlt you. Oregg Short and. the easy, speedy system. Complet business and secretariat courses Day school cow open nleht school opens Tuesday, Sept. ,. t.iirnii miv ,11117. ..ii ui .,,, for full particulars and catalog PIIILA. BUSINKRS rni.LKOB nnit College of Cemmeftt 1017 Chestnut St.. PhltndtlpllU Short Courses M ADVANCE IN RATES Itookkeeulng Shorthand. Typewriting Eng lish, Penmanship, Dl-taphone, Comptometer Dai and evening sessions. Start at any time Individual Instruction. 1'M.MKH SCHOOL. Id Kouth 10th St. TAYLQR SCHOOL MABJ ,T. Ctualtty Instruction In Gregg Shorthand. Touch Tspewrltlng nooHleeeplng. Qualifying for high salary. Day, Evening. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY CHAMBERS INSTITUTE. x04 ABCH ST. Classes .for men and women private periods. Call wrlta or phona Locust SSS4 Teachers Wanted Positions waiting Fres reglstr'n for College A Normal graduates. Modern Tenrhers' Bureau. 100! Market SI. BKAPINO. F. Schuylkill Seminary Reading's Junior College Preparatory nnd Junior College courses for all colleges and universities Co-ed classical, commercial, music elocution and domestic science. Rates 1378. Catalog on request. BEV. WABltEN T. TF.EL. M. A.. D. D President T1KTT.ANT K. . MAPLEHURST SCHOOL V,ST'' A alct home achool for a limited number of retarded and aubnormat children. Sevea t4n em' ertrlenc, Pooklet P. AMEMNK BKIIAITTT AKNADB. rrlnclpal KIKOHTON. FA WYOMING SEMINARY A co-edocatlonal school where boys and girls get a vision of the highest pur poses of life. Exceptional toachers In every dept. College Preparation, Busi ness, Music, Art, Oratory and Domestlo Arts and Science. Military training. Oimnaslum and Athletic fields. 74th year Endowed low rates. Write for catalog. Address L. L. Sprtgu. D. I President, Kingston. Pa. . MANASSAS. TA. EASTERN COLLEGE $?.?; Co-ed, near Washington. D. C. Degrees granted; all courses Prep School Rate 1859. Catal Dr. II. tl. Boon. I'res. Hx A. WEST CHF.WTEB. FA. West Chester State Normal School On Penna R. R.j tiolley to PhlU. Fit for teaching, college, business; S220 to 1280 for boara,tultlon,ttc..psr roar, ajLPBjllps.Ffln. Vdays ng I Both Heiea Secretarial Day and Evening Courses. Short intensive training, also one-, two-, three and four-year courses including every phase of higher secretarial preparation. The course starts Tuesday, Sep tember 3. Ask for Catalog M-24. ' Phone, Diamond 031 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Dread St. kelow Btrk Jf PhtlaSelphla OAK I.ANE, r,. ptiEAR. crisp air sunny rooms a course of study, from kindergarten (age 4 yoaraj through high school and college nrenaratlon. nlanned not only for classroom study, but nctual prac tical Instruction there you havo the Idea behind the Oak Lane Country Day School Auto-bus from city renter. 0r mantown and Jenklntown Not a boarding schnnl. Newest meth ods new bulltllnsrs democratic spirit Booklet Irre. Reservations now being made for 1010 20 21, W$$mtl rhtine Mtlrnie 507 jSiyJM Young Men and Both The Episcopal Academy Locust and Juniper Sts. FOV.VDED 11KS With Which IV as United In 1913 The De Lancey School Thorough preparation for College. Spe cial rouraee preparing for Business or the TTnlted States Service. Separato llldg for boys fl to 11 yeara of age. Voluntary Military Drill for boa In the Attdillo nnd Upper Schools Upper School opens September 19th. Middle School September 20th: Lower School September 23d. Held Master will b nt the Academy on Hntl after September 7. Tterlsters mailed on application Bev. PHILIP J STE1NHKTZ, Jr.,S.T.D. Hend Muster PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE Naval rirll Service nnd Stats Bnnrd Ktsme. Bimlness Courses. Typewriting. Hhortlinnd, nnoklceeplng. IYrncb, Hpaulsb, Drafting. Mrlte, phone or call. Brown Preparatory School BBOD AND CnntKY STBHKTI CIIFITXPT niLL. TA. ChestnutJMl Academy An Ideally Lo rated Country COARDINC AND DAY SCHOOL TOR nOY3 fTHOnOUQH preparation for collese. aclentlflc school or buslnesa. High est ntnndnrds of scholarship The school Is situated in the hilly reRlojt 11 mllra north of Phil a. TwtM e-ftcre campus athletic field polf link and complet fly equipped crmnnelum with swimming pool. SeparRto Iotier School for boas from six j ears upward. Specialty lot rates for fivt day boarden For catalog address JamfH r.nwon Patterson. TTeadmat (cr, St. Martins. Chestnut Hill. Pa. rRINTFTOV. N. J. PRINCETON PREPARATORY 8CIIOOL FOIt nos Colletre preparatory for boya 14 years and older, beautiful location, small classes, ex cellent faculty; wellfqutpped bulldlniia larre frroundsi supervised athletics; 43d year Catalog on request. J. B. FINE, ?erPrincetn.N.J. HACKRNSACR. N. j. NEWMAN SCHOOL ILtCUHNHACK, N. J. A college preparatory boarding school for Oi bos. Under Catholic ausplAs Small classes, Individual attention Resident chaplain. JESSE ALISnitT LOCKE, LL D . Prealdcnt of the Hoard of Trustees C. E. DELBOS, Head Master ritNVINOTnN. N. . The PENNINGTON SCHOOL College and Technical School preparation. Military drill FRANK MacDANIEL. D.D , Headmaster) Dox 70, Pennington. N. J. TAUNTON. TA. Staunton Military Academy Only Governm't ITonor Academy In South Largest private academy In the East, Roys from 10 to 20 years old prepared for tho Universities. Oovernment Acad emies or business, Oymnaslum. swimming pool and athletic park New 1200 000 barracks Charges, J47n. For catalogue address Col. , 0. Kable. Ph. D Principal, Staunton, Va, MEKCERSnCBO. rA. MERCKRSUUBG ACADEMY offers a thor. ougb physical, mental and moral training for college or business. Under Christian mas. ters from the great untv Loca In the Cum berland Valley, one of the most picturesque spots of Amer New gym. Equip mod Writ for Cat. Ad. Box ISO, William Mann Irrlne, LL U , Headmaster. Merrersburg. Pa. , WAYNESBORO. VA. Fishbume Military School New S100.000 Fireproof Equipment Prepares for universities, business llfs. Diploma admits to all colleges Kesultfal military training. Beautiful, healthful situa tion. Every cadet participates In annual ncampraent at Grottoes on 8benandob River, 83th year. Brtall rlasses. Catalog, MaJ. MORGAN II. IIUDUINS. Prlo. Box SOO. Waynetltoro. Va WOODSTOCst. TA. Mattanutten' Military Academy Inculcates finest horn, tradition, of the Old Dominion Healthful location In beau tiful Shenandoah Valley. 100 miles from Washington Prepares for college, technical schools and business. Music, athletics 125 000 Dining Hall and Dormitory. Limited to 100 boys Bates 1400. Catalog on request. Howard J. It.itehoff, A. M HeadmasUr. SAI.TSBCKO. FA. KISKIMINETAS SPRINGS SCHOOL FOR BOYS prepares lat neel for eAllaso or buslnsss. Th. personal attention Is given t. eaen siy. Several football and psoeball fields. uotr, -isnrus. r4.w uymnasium wivn bwiib going pool and bowling alleys. alleys, nn. sinisuo sin. amit spirit with strong competitive teams. School twns Its own farm and ootl bubs. Rat. 700. Kv. A. U, WUs, Jr.. rrts.. aVMUaaff, fa. Yoiinc Men and nors nvriAT.. r.. piera 2Tounfn$ag an&'PoarftmB chool FOR BOYS RYDAL, PA. Offprlnn the advnntngcn of mo lern nnd thorotich nchool trftlnlnp to fAm 11 lea renldlntT tn Philadelphia nnd In the vicinity of Old York Road. In Jenklntown. Huntingdon Valley and nelchborlne dlntrlcts The School nui n operAted to mke convenient th MtendAnr of pupil arriving bv rnflrond nt Rvdnl nr Mendowbrook Rtfttlona. or by Old York Itood Hot mlddny meat, small claP, rempan limnblo mmiteni. supervised play are features nf the school: a large mod rr. itehonl build In it, irymnaalum. ath letle field and private Inke. Th new home l also completlr roulnped with cottages for boardlnff tuthb SUCCESS THROUGH THE LOGICAL SEQUENCE: Good Air, Good Food, Good Play, Good Work Write for Catatoo P. fluatraffd). MARK H.C.SPIERS,lloatImaler Rydal, Pa. tiAnnismrtto. rA. A Capital School near capital CUT A oountry school founded 1788 Modern buildings, large campus Advantages of small classes and Individual Instruction Thorough college preparation Rates MOO to t00. Supervised athletics Separate school for younger boss We Invite closest Investiga tion a personal visit If possible. Writs for our ratslogun and plans of new dormitory. New Junior school building will bs opeu for . "'."ik.. t.rm Address ARTHUR E BROWN. B. A.. lTendniaater LANCASTER. PA. 3ox S50,Lancaster,Pa. 63d Year, tndowed $600 $700 $800 Arrording to location of room 'very boy Mud ltd InJiflduallr expert tea then, nnaifum, iwiramlac pool. Irifk, Ihlttlc firWi. Cat aloe nu renueit. John II Srhwark A. II , Hfadmatte !ll!l!llll!lll)I!l,!!tllt!l(IirfllJft;irnM.'mmi.. i mtiw'i PKNNSnPRO. PA. DERKI0MEN School For Boys Instruction In smnll proup personal care ...melently prepares for Colleges, Technlcil Schools tlnexcelled record for schoHrshlp In leading Colleges nnd Uni versities. Devolnpmcnt of character and tralnlmr for fl)olent service In life Sep arate Junior School complete equipment, Ovmnolum nnd 20-ncre nthletlc field Military drill Carnegie Library Not conducted for profit moderate rates. Send for catalogue. Oscar S. Krlebcl. D.D Prin. Box 110, FKNNSnUBO. PA. ALLLMOlV.N. PA. Allenitown Preparatory School Prepares bovs for leading colleges nnd universities High s'nndnrds New build ings. Special depirtment for boys over 10 Athletic teams Iirse campus and gymna sium. Terms $400 e'atnloe- on request. Visit the school Write Box 404, William II. Reese, Principal. Allentown. Pa. BWARTHMOBB. FA. SWARTIIMORE PREPABATOP.Y SCnOOL A school rounded upon a basis of truo sin cerity well equipped and patronised by fam ilies of the best class, lioys are moulded for highest mnnhood nnd tnught the true mean ing of a useful life A Friends' Srhnnl httt patronage Is non-sectarian. Summer session ivnte or jieir , "Tne visfon cl Bumrtnmore" A. II TOVILINSON, Headmaster. Dept. Its, Swarthmore. Fa (It miles from Phils west wxni.Ewnon. w. J. SHELDON bCIIOOI For boys 10 and up. IL' miles from N. T, Catalog, Add. Box 14, Blvervlew Lodge West Englewood, N. J. NKWTOV. N. J Newton Academy for boys 0 to 10. Modern equipment Personal attention. Catalog. Address Principal Box L Newton N, J WKNONAn. V. 3. WTweS,-WtNVNAvw,YW WEN0mfffiB$g 5 Where character, manliness and s honor xvlll bo developed In your 5 bay through tho Military System. He will be taupht how to study into to learn. Twelve mtlei from Phlla. The usual Academic, Spe- s clal and Business Courses. A catalog for the parent and for the S boy a book of views of Military !j ana Atnietic lite. Si Dr. Charles H. Lorenee. Pros. Maj. Clayton A. Snyder. Supt. . Box 412, wenonah, N. J. sWiwv'w.vws.nxnxxvxx. BLAI&8TOWN. V. j. BLAIR ACADEMY .FOR BOYS BLAIRSTOWN, N. J. Healthful location, 12 miles from Dela ware Water Gap 100-acrs campus and ad. Joining farm. Perfect equipment, 8 band some buildings Supervised athletics. Doubl. gymnasium Preparation for college and technical schools. Military drill. Visit Blafr ana see its advantages vvrito tor catalog A. JOHN O.-SIIAIU'E. IX. D.. Headtnasler Clir.STER. PA. PENNSYLVANIA Military College) Men Command "Carry On"' These, the words of th. tint P. M. C. man to fall In No Man's Land, express th. life and spirit of this old tnstl. tutlon whose sons, from Lieutenant t Major General, are wltb the Flag as In Civil War days. While h.r graduates direct munitions' pro duction, man battleplanes, lay down th. barrage, and go "over th. top," p. it. C. "carries on" as steadily and earnestly as ever ber training ot men for tb. battle, of peace or war. The men who lead are th. men who know. Senior Unit, B, O, T. C. Collegiate course, tn Civil Engineering, Chemistry. Economics and Finance. - Preparatory and Junior .(Schools. Ccl. Charles K. Hyatt. Commandant. Bos St5, Chester. Fa. Th. West rlat.of th JKarstaas BUI' ' BaatalaaaavsflaaaDBBaniMaheMs in. i I ir c'' L"lliaV I wo w imawm . Yonng lira snd Boys .. T( Franklin and Marshall f Academy LANCASThU. rA. Fotiniletl 17ST. Prepares bos for alt colleges and ft-r-hnlrnt Jii-hnnls. Ileiutlfeit elevated crounda, Excellenta i. v.'.iii i nui u. Fine modern equipment. Library. Otmnaslum All athletic Military Tralnlnit for older bo)s. for older bos Old School on basis allowing mode rate terms Catalogue and literature of Interest to college preparatory atuoVntn on request. Address Pox 412. Ktltrln M. llnrtman. A. M., Principal BTO,I.KFONTK. VA. BELLEFONTE ACADEMY Ideal borne preparatory school for boys In foothills of Alleghenles Subjects selected tn suit chosen career, Kleven teachers Spi-trur water. Klght-acre athletto field Oymnnalum and swimming pool. Four buildings Rates moderate. Limited to 100 boys, IR yeara and upward. Military training voluntary. Catalog. r Jama P. Hughes, A. M, UeadmaaUr. Rellefonte, Pa. HKTHLEIIKVI. PA. Bethlehem Preparatory School Bethlehem, Fa. 1C00 boys prepared for leading unlveraltlea tn 40 years Rxtenalva grounds. Gymna sium, swimming puol athletic fields. Summer session Separate Junior School new build ing Military Training. JOHN P. TUOOKY. M. A . Henilmaiter. NAZARETH. PA. NAZARETH HALL MILITARY ACADEMY NAZARETH. PA. Founded 1743 College preparatory nnd business courses. Senior and Intermediate grades Boys 11 to 18 years Supervised athletics Modern mllitarv training 50 years a mlllt&ry school Illustrated Catalog. Address Box 2SS. DR. A. P. TIIAEI.FB. Principal Yonng Women and Girls Holman School 2S04 Walnut St. A school where Rlrli and small boys nre trained and devel oped In harmony with th work they will have to do In life Closo attention given each Individual by Instructors with special apti tude. Pupils llvo and Brow In the Indniduat Attention Bplrlt of usefulness Classes limited to IB. Self-expression Voice Development. Kinder garten to Collcce Preparatory Depts Auto- service for small children. SpreM Mo-her's Count tn XTar Cochins "i Frath Teffpnotio LoeiMt lilt Elisabeth W. Drsley, A D , Prlnclpil Miss Marshall's School TOR GIRLS OAK LANE. miLA. Da and Boarding Departments Trlmary Intermediate nnit college preparatory courses. Art. Music. Expression. Doimstlo Science. Secretaryship Teacher to every 4 girls. 4-acrn campus with lake large airy studv rooms Outdoor athletics Writs for appointment or telephone Oak Lass 1H20 llhiitrtted earning Miql r B vtvmntt.T. Prlnelrsl. Phila. School of Design for Women TtaAKAW m Cm.. AWAB tOJ f BttOD ANT SIAWTFR tTRFETS, pnir.x. IBMtlNTOWX. l-, Beechwood crnt.) A Cultured and Practical School for Young Women, Thoroughly Established. Strong Faculty Alms to discover and develop Individual aptitudes Girls are prepared for self, maintenance and to meet responsibilities of life Collego nnd Preparatory Depart tnents Music, Art Domestic Science. Serrrtarvshtp. Expression Phvslcal rdu. ration Normsl Klrdcrrarten Swlra mlnr Tool Athletic Held' Address M. II REASI.R, Ph. I).. PrrshUul Box 41.1, Jenklntown, Pa. swABTirwnnr. pa. MARY LYON SCHOOL n A borne school Ifandsome new fireproof residence hall Outdoor classrooms Colleg. preparatorj, household nrts general finish Inr courses Ail outdoor sctlvltlcn Catalog. Address Bot tfina. 3wsrfltmore, Pg , LITITZ. PA. LINDEN HALL SEMINARY For 172 vrsrs It hss b-en educatfnr and training voung vom-n for worthy living Alms at highest lvlonment of body, mind and character Provides n happy, whole" nra. heme lif. Beautiful healthful loca tion Comfortable buildings modern equip ment, avmnjslum Aco l"m1c. rolleg. Preparatory, Mtiele. rt D"mstlc Science. Secretarial Junior nit Terms fnnn. BEV. F. W. STPVCKL, Principal, - Box 101. Jltltx. Pn. WFST -FsTKB PAWK. DARLINGTON SEMINARY FOB GIRLH. WEST CHESTPR. PA Located on a 00 acre estnta In Prnnsylvs. nla's most beautiful forming country. Lsn. puage. Art, Music, Expression. Art. and Crafts and Homp. making Course. Colleg. Sttaf.r",0noxW.i,n r,lflc, P'sA. CHRISTINE TAAB BYE Prln ALLKNTOWN. FA. Psxlnr Prf college for women sTIrr V.- l ALLENTOWN, PA? Jvew bldgs ; R3 acres Degree courses Plan. Art. Voice. j:xpresslon and Home Economies.' Two-year courses Cultural. Scrr.t.H.i c BKTnT.rHEM. PA. MORWIAN SEMINARY ft COLLEOH frnst WOMEN, Bethlehem. Pa. Preparatory aid Colles. Orade. fully accredited. Opens St 2Blh .1 II. Clewell. Ph P.. FrVslS.S1"' CnAMBFRSRUItn. PA. PENN HALL CHAMBFRSBURO. PA. Olrls' College Preptratory Modern (as suage and special courses CertlRcata nrlirt. lege.. Room, with private bath New gym nasium nnd swimming pool. Rate. SQ0O Catalog snd views May each year spent at Atlantic City Worlt continues uninterrupted Add. Frank S. M.glll. A M.. Prln,. iKi Wl WTTT.I.MPnBT. FA. DICKINSON SEMINARY " atory. Electlvo courses. Co-ed. LargelramI pus. 2 gvms. all athletics 1430. Catalog Address President nox K. WH1l.rn.n6rt. P? NEWARK. PEL. Women's College of Delaware To, women desiring a liberal education under Ideal conditions of horns life, the Worn. en' College of Delaware! offers unexcelled opportunities at extremely low cost. Sltuai. ed In a beautiful and healthful region, one hour from Philadelphia. For catalog writ. t. Ml.s WINIFBED J. ROUINHON D.aa, Newark. Delaware I.UTIIFRVII.r.E. MP. Maryland College . IB33 run, lvujiKN ID18 College Preparatory nj Years' History Girls from 82 states 111 mllM ffnm UaIS college. . Domestlo Selene. Muslo Fireproof IlulUlngj V Non-Sectarian 7 Expression Address President Rous, for Catalog P. J.UTHERV1LI.E. MD. WASIHNOTON. T o. Fau ,iio- aul Insiitute A Boarding and Day Krhool for ,1107 S Stree.N.W,. 'asMBB'on.D.C Olrls Regular High School and College Prepsrato-y Couraes, Special Certlflcats Courses The Arts, Journalism, Short Story Writing, Kin dergarten Normnl Training, Domeatlo Sot. ence. business C.urse. Parliamentary Law. Mrs. ISanMIr II. Paul. I.L.H.. I'reskllenl, Author of ' Paul's Parliamentary Law' faul fKsrfluis Chautauqua opens al VtttM Ftsrw, AlkmlrJ C,. tt. JM JsIk In ill .!f 1 :1 - II . 1 M 1 m "SI -ea l 4 lf . Jfr1-.- j 1 n-ii .A f ntuF&n tf Sl' " f x -i- v fSfNj ?fe;e..r, t .TL, .' 1 J 's-i'f . - 2iZJC iMa a-- w'-i. -, -
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