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LATEST GERMAN LIE
f ,
trtogne Zeitung Admits Amer
ican '.'Picked Men" Are
Fighting Well
By the Associated Presi
Amsterdam, Aug. 21.
??, An antidote to the opinions of Gen-
rail von Blunio and Von Llebcrt, who
-, a menace In a laree American army
-on the western front, already has ap-
I, feared in the ColoRne Zeitung. To calm
the German public, the Tuesday edition
' of the Zeitung contained a long- article
I attempting to proie by statistics that
America cannot possibly send 300,000
i men to Europe In a month The article
declares that more than forty troopships
already have been sunk. It continues:
"If the Americans at the front are
fighting well that does not need to cause
' surprise, for It Is the fine flower of
, American manhood which Is now at the
front, namely, the old regular army,
plus about 40,000 of the most sturdy and
most adventurous elements, which all
. nations have, who oluntecred at the
outbreak of the war Then thcro will
be icontlngents recruited from the New
England States, who are the best-educated
and keenest flghtir because their
heart is In the buslncis
"So wo get an aggregate of from 200,
000 to 260,000 picked men , but once
these are used up tho plcturo will be al
tered, because they cannot be replaced "
The Zeitung believes that compulsory
military service is widely opposed, and
Is being evaded In the United States, and
It builds hope on tho Blonder basis that
American casualty ilsta will increase this
alleged repugnance The nrtlclo con
cludes with these arguments
"The .Americans are not supermen,
militarily, and less so than In other re
spects. America may build standard
ships, but sho cannot turn out standard
soldiers.
"America has dono more thin many
expected, even in America, but despite
all surprises, American expert opinion
that the full weight of her military
Power will not develop before 1910, or
even 1920, holds good."
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
(Copyright)
Mr.
"Whitehead will answer pour business
eueatfons on buying, scllino, adiertlsino anil
employment, AsJc vour question clcariu and
?ive all tho facts. Your correct name ana
ull address must be given to all inquiries.
Those which are anotitinoti must be ianored.
Answers to technical questions will be sent
w mall. Other questions will be answered
in this column. The most interesting prob
lems o Inquirers will be uoven info the
story of Peter Flint.
CLXXI
TTAVE you ever had to write a letter
J.X that you knew you ought to write
and you vyantcd to write and yet you
dldnt' want to write? Isn't It awkward
to start, and when you have got started,
you feel that you have started wrong,
and every tlmo you make a fresh start
you think you are worso off than ever.
That's Just how I felt when I wrote
mother last Saturday night after Mar
garet and Philip had left for "some
where In America," where they are
Coins to spend their honeymoon.
We had a regular JolllflcatlCTi after
they left, and It lasted until nearly mid
night. Then the guests gradually drifted
away and the family retired to their
pins.
'"I want to stay up to write a letter,"
eaia to Wallace wnen ne suggested
we go to bed..
After he had gone I sat by the little
ahogany writing desk In tho living
room and began to write my letter to
mother to tell her about my engage
ment to Ilosle Lever
I made half a dozen trles then tho
clock on the mantelpiece chimed mid
night. I heard a door close upstairs
and then silence.
It seemed but a few minutes before
ths clock chimed again, this time 12:30.
Stilt my letter was unwritten, although
several vain attempts were scattered
on ihe floor.
I put down the pen, placed my elbows
on the desk, my head sank Into my
hands and I began to think over my
problems.
1 felt In my heart that Itosle wasn't
the equal of oh! cf Margaret Rogers
or Mary Gillespie I sometime" wish
Rosle was Mary. I wondered If I was
Just getting by, or whether I was geitlng
on. It occurred to me that of all my
folks at home and all my friends in
dear old Boston, thero wasn't one of
fthptrt whn UnSw Rosle In a friendlv way.
t JThere wasn't one to whom I felt I could
Introduce her Was I fair to myself in
sticking to her? Was I fair to her?
What would mother think? Tint dear,
dear mother, who had stood between me
and the results of many a boyish esca
pade! How I wished my mother could be
with me then! Dear mother! How un
selfish she has always been to me! How
she Is always giving and never seeming
to expect to receive ' I suppose all moth
ers are like that.
I think a mother is the best Invention
God ever made how lucky I am that
He didn't take out a patent on mothers
and put a corner on them, so they
would be too expensive for mo to have
one!
I thought of tho time when I was
sick day or night I would look up, and
there was her dear, sweet face smiling
down on rr)B and her hand ever ready
to smooth my pillow or make me com
fortable. A wave of remorse seemed to
sweep over me. God knows, I hadn't
been fair to her I guess Margaret
knew me better than I know mjself
vShe's a nice girl Margaiet Is She
knew that once I thought of mother Id
write o her and tell her,
I wish mother were here now, and I d
like to kneel by her feet, put my head
n her lap and cry. I would ' I don't
care If It Is babyish I wish I were
different or Rosle fere different or
something. I'm all Rosle has got,
; though!
I took out my handkerchief ana
wiped my hands dry of the tears which
jxhad wet them. "Stupid fool," I said,
, and aot un and walked across the room
Xf Boom! went the clock one o'clock'
ta "Pshaw!" I said aloud. "I'm getting
sentimental." I nulled out a package
"V ' cigarettes, struck a match and 1m
z mediately blew it out. The sound of
' that match scratching was so loud It
'', seemed as If It must wake the house.
,1 1 listened breathlessly for a minute. No
' body stirred. Next I gathered up the
A -scattered attemnts at a letter, shoved
j-j them Into 'my pocket, took another sheet
or paper anu wimoui un ,...
n.r T.lttlB Mumsv It Is 1 o'clock In
th mnrnlmr? Marcaret Is married and
ffittM folks have all gone to bed. Here I
it if am. or iiiyevii writing fcu jww.
VWhen I saw Margaret married I
Wiuw that soma dav I might get mar-
',-ried, so I vranted to write to the best
'(iue niptner in me wvwu - ..-.
-that even now there Is some one that I
"- Usui and who. I know, likes me. We
aaea'enpaeed ernrtlv. mother dear, but
,vr jkMt' have en understanding, as It were.
r name is jooeie Lever, ones never
jfitT-n a mother or father; they died
, sue was a uiue giri. one b mu
ty rough time altocetner.
iwd to work; ln Marsh & pel
ton's tn Boston and left about the cam
time I did. She cot a position In a stora
In Newark where she xvorks now, and
naturally I have seen more or less of
her there.
"Now, mother dear, Rosle has. had no
real education. She never had a fair
ehan.ee and doesn't understand some of
the things which you understand She
wants some one to love her, though. She
says sho wants you to know her and
like her. You see, she never had a moth
er, and well, you probably know what
she means, 1 don't
"Francis Oraham doesn't llko her for
some reason. 1 think that's because she
never had any education But, mother,
dear, If Rosle were to get some more
schooling and had some ono llko my
dear mother to tell her how to dress and
things like that, she's all right at heart,
and I know we would all bo proud of
her.
"I don't want to tell dad. He's so funny
on things like this, but you'll under
stand. I feel so miserable tonight I feel
as If I want somo one to help me, so.
mother, dear, If you can understand
what all this twaddle- means, help me
Your loving son,
"PETEU "
I scaled the letter, switched off the
light, groped Into the hall, opened the
front door, walked to the nearest mall
bo, dropped the letter In, crept along
the hllent street bick Into the house,
tiptoed up to my room nnd then to
sleep
TODAY'S HUSINKSS UI'ItlRA.M
Oct the most out of life bit c7iooi-
huj the work for -which you arc best
nttal.
Vhut doe this mean to YOU?
Uusinco Questions Answered
T hae rsad ery eirrfully the mIm letter
which you hae urenarert tin urnnn i.r
Lou la to get itrnts tu pI1 vour arlom
cnminodttJefl Krankiv I don't think vou will
ti the faults vou want from this letter
Of course ou B.rn t looking for well-odu
cited, hlRh-urado si legmen for nur proposl
tlon Thit iitBh tine of bilomman could not
nelKer the poods for ou Th kind of man
ou do want !oiin t think qutcklv nor an
alytlcalb Therefore, when uur letter cles
nlm thret opportunities he Is ronfuaed The
Ibkua Is mixed
Your first pirrtcmph ss there In "an op
portunlty to mako more than J10O dall are
ou Interested"? Then ou irle a lot of fig
ures which urn a tit confusing n to me
Next ou suxKPKt a dallv oroflt of $.12 ThAt
ts quit- a comedown from J100 dally I,.lr
ou Blt a number of perrentnicen and talk
about $2 to $1(1 an hour Two dollaro to III)
an hour for a six-hour diy Is from $12 a day
upward
In other words, an talk ton manv rnrnlnjr
capacllU. om offer too much urietv of
Roods and confuse tho Isrum of each In the
exuberance of jour deecrlptlon
I think jou would Bet better results h
offering ono piles proposition only In a single
letter: then, when ou ha vour affent ready
to accept one and ho has started on that.
ou could suKest that he carry the others
as a el(l line (Jet them Interested In ono
thine first
A siles letter which contains mor than
on idea will never pull real results Coney
a dettiilto Idea to these peoplu that thev can
iniku a certain amount of money every day,
nnd hammer that one Idea throunh not arv.
lnc th amount or the article through which
lh monev in to be made
I tertrilnly wouid adiso vou to tako jour
siles aUKcentlons to u pood adertislnK apent
and let him write up a letter for vou You
hao a Bood lKnroua descriptive FtIc, nnd
if jou were tn add to that a rearrangement
of thn thnusht contained In vour letter
I Seeley's Adjusto Rupture Pad
I Increases efficiency of a truss 50
Thutrii
Screir
ReeuUtor
$2.o
GREATEST RUPTURE RETAINER
The orlf-ndjuatinc fraturra of till" l'ad
make It euv tu wear, nnd the Thumb
bcrew ReKiilutnr allowa of altrrlne prp.
euro nt ulll. Mont ruptiirea Krou alnwlr
TorHe because truaMPa thnt ftpftnrit rlcht
In the linnlns were nnt. Our ImpruTaU
nppltuncra ami ndAitncfd mrthoda Inaur.
lmnroement for erj tuao unu cure
many.
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m hbm nisr
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via
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On Moyamensing Avenue
35 MINUTES FROM MARKET STREET
Connecting With all Southbound P. R. T. Cars Between
2d and 15th Streets
riuvrnrr.tiq
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THn fellow-Ins theatres obtain their pictures through tho STANLEY Booking
Corporation, which is a guarantee of early showing of tho finest produc
tions. All pictures reiewed before exhibition Ahk for the theatre In ycur
locality obtaining pictures through the STANLEY Hooking Corporation.
AIU-,k,., 1-'"'. Morris S. I'aasyuu.
Alnambra Mot u.iny at m nvita. u..
Wlt.l.IAM FARNLM In
"TUB PI.UNOEHtlV
APOLLO MD AND.7i,T.J!EI?SA,!iSf
(-ATIIKRINB ('ALVKHT In
"A ROMANCE OK Till: t'.NDtiltWOKLD
ARCADIA o'it"
nu.i.iR nunKi: In
"IN FtmSUlT Ol POLLY"
BLUEBIRD usnQDurs.TI
MAHOl'KniTB CLARK In
"L'NCLK TOM'B CAUIN"
rMinDCCC MAIN ST., MANAYtTNK
EMPRLbb MATINCB5 DAILT
T'KCC.Y HYI.AND ln
"OTHKR MUN S PAUOHTERS"
FAIRMOUNT M,h,AS2Ai&?,v
KIHTIl HTOnnY In
THE DEMON"
r-Aa111 V THEATRE 1311 Markst
FAMILY (1 A M to MldnUrbl.
1311 Markst St.
FuIT.l 1MU .Tir.i u. in
PLAYTHINUS"
5ATH ST
THEATRE Relow Sprues
MAmr.tt uaii.1
CATHERINE CALVERT In
"A ROMANCE I OF THE UN DUK WORLD'
GREAT NORTHERN "MS. Vpb5
Francis X. Burtrn.nj.nJ, Bejertjr Bn. in
IMPERIAL l
OOTH 4. WALNUT BT3.
i Msts 2 tn Kvca 7 A 9
CONSTANCE TALMADOE tn
iinnn WIfitIT TAITT
OOOD NIGHT PAUL'
t IT AnCB 18T LANCAGTER AVIt
f .KAUKK Mntlnea Dally
THFDA HARA In
"FORIIIDDEN PATHS" .
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAGED BY EMBERS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION
BELMONT
iD AUOVB MAWCLT
1AW PlflfFORn In "JACK
jnvix ,"' .
AND JILL"
PFDAR C0T" fB0MX avenue
"We Can't Have Everything"
COLISEUM """' " c0"' 60th
Sessue Hayakawa ' '2KBFS.?F
COLONIAL ctn- S.J?.pii7S!i:
ALMA REUBENS "T1fnutix..
PIIOTOPIwVVS
STRAND atn" Av,,t v,n,nso B- ' Br
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
B "BOUND IN MOROCCO"
:
which only a trained adwrtltin man can da
will you would have a utter earning a
real kick. . ...
Thnk you very much for the valuable In
formation which 1 m glad lo quote as
followi . ...
In a recent copy of the "Peter Flint"
series I saw a reference to thi problem of
labor turnover and the request for further
Information
t think the beet reference available to be
a pamphlet of the American Academy of
Political and Social Science This was print
ed In May, loin, end la entitled, "Persona!
and Emplojment Problems. " ,
It la really a collection of nbout twentv
papers on the subject of labor turnover and
covers th subject very ell This ought
to b obtainable In the public libraries.
La Follctto's Son lo lie Officer
Chicago. AUK 21 1'hlllp La Follette,
son of United States Senator I.a Toilette,
of Wisconsin, 1 among th 200 out of
2300 students at the Vort Sheridan of
ficers' training camp who hive been rec
ommended for a commission, it was an
nounced today
Germantown
Academy
Inspires Boys to Work
Boys everywhere must pro
pare themselves to meet the
great needs when peace comes.
And those boys preparing now
are serving in the best possi
ble way because they can
servo more effectively after
the war. Germantown Acad
emy is keenly nlivo to tho in
creased demands of tho school
year 1018-19 and offers un
usual opportunities for boys
who want to get ahead.
Thorough coIIcko
preparatory courtrs
1'ntrance to Antmp
olln and West Point
All-day school for
Intermediate depart
ment. Primary and
Klrt
f ir In
ncn
irsmii
pnr
September
19th
Klndcrjrarten In sep
arate building with
Rrounds for little
hoys nnc girls four
to flvo years of ace
Wrlto for the Arad
emv catalog. The
Headmaster is at the
ofllco from 9 to 12
eery school da" nnd
can bo seen person
ally or reached by
telephone Gciman
loun 444(1.
Germantown. Philadelphia
THE TEXTILE
INDUSTRY
Ererr youaK man ahould Invcatlcate thla
Mr, iirnad flrid. which holda unlimited oppor
tunity for those trained In any one of tta
many hranchca. Lar aalarlea are at tha
command of apcclallata In tcxtllea, and tht
PHILADELPHIA
TEXTILE SCHOOL
of The Pennsylvania Museum and
School of Industrial Art
prepares younr men who are at leait 18
ream of are for preaent and after-war
conditions. The demand for our graduates
alwaya eiceeda th supply. Wrlta today for
llluetrated Circular.
Tho Day trm opena Mon.. Sept. 23
Entrance examination Thurs . Sept. 19.
Epeclal Kventne Courses becln Mon .Sept. SO.
E. W. FRANCE, DirectoT
Broad and Pine Streets, Philadelphia
America's Leading Textile School in
the Greatest Textile Center
ISLAND
I'llOTOI'LAIH
333 MARKETOfc-.i ,VM!if
VIUOINIA PEAnsON In
"THE LIAR"
MODFI :s SOUTH ST. Orch.r.
IVAV-'L-'l 1. r-ontlnnniis 1 tn It.
CONSTANCE TALMAIXJE In
"OOOD NIGHT. 1'Al'l."
PALACE 1-l4,nM.AR.'.CET STREET
DOUOLAS KAIRHANKS In
"DOUND IN MOROCCO"
PRINPFSS Ji"8 MARKET STnitET
JEWEL CARMEN In
"PAYINO THE PIPER"
REGENT MARKEJ SW.,1?
CONSTANCE TALMADOE in
"A PAIR OF SILK hTOCKINOS"
R1AI TO annMANTowN avenub
iAlL.H- AT TIILPEHOCKEN ST.
PEHSIIINO'3 " 01.
CRUSADERS
RIVOLI KD AND BAN??aV,?TS6ui,
"TO HELL WITH "n" DU1
THE KAISER"
RI IRY MARKET ST. DELOW 7TH
rt-'DI in A M. tn 11.15 p. ir
THOMAS JEFFERSON In
"A HOOSIER ROMANCE"
SAVOY 1211 MARKET STREET
JrtVU I r a M. to Ulan
Ulaalsht
ENin RENNETT In
AJlfe VAJl"
ST A MI PY MARKET ADOVB JBTH
OlZ-ilNi-ILI u-m A M. to 11:18 F. M.
MAE MARSH In
"MONEY MAD"
VIPTOR I A MARKET ST. AB. TH
V 1V I JIU BAM.tollslSF.il.
WILLIAM FARNUM In
"A SOLDIER'S OATH"
FRANKFORD in" ""nk,ort '
WALLACE REID "
II IMRn ''RONT ST. & OIRARD AVE.
jumuu Jumbo Junction on Frankfort "L"
JUNE ELVIDGE - TSoD8"
I rr ICT BSD AND JX3CVBT flTHEETS
LUtUJIji,,,, 30,3.30. Evs. a :SO to U
Douglas Fairbanks ln "B0i'os,i,0(Jo..
MFVOM B2D BELOW MARKET ST.
IX1.WJIN aBj t Ba o.
CHARLRS RAY ' "the claws
nvAru-n-o IV1 ok the hun-
PIIOTOPI-YH
EUREKA i0TU WAKKET 8TS'
EMILY STEVENS
In YX MAN'S WORLD"
X-3 j. Vi
ISSrStsmmmmmmi JH
Yntinr 11 omen ond tilrla
War Training for Women
A Call to Service Trained Woman Secretaries
are needed to speed Government Work
One of the Government's
for trained secretaries and
ers. To help supply them, Drexel Insti
tute, in co-operation with the U. S. Civil
Service Commission, has prepared special
training courses:
Graduates of these courses will be eligi
ble for certification to positions under
Civil Service. The certificate of gradua
tion will be the basis for rating; no further
scholastic tests will be required.
1 . A four months' intensive course
for High School graduates who
are qualified in Stenography
and Typewriting and have had
one year's experience in business.
2. A one year's intensive course
for college graduates. Specific
technical and statistical secre
tarial training of high grade.
3. A two years' course for High
School graduates.
DREXEL INSTITUTE
Hollis Godfrey, Sc. D., Eng. D., LL. D., D. C. L., President
Philadelphia, Penna.
In addition lo the above courses, Drexel Institute offers intensive courses in Dietetics and an
Engineering Course under the control of the War Department.
I'ennnOvnnln Scliool for Porlal "lco
Trains for nodal work In Associated cnar
ties. Hnirltnl Social ScrUce. Industrial Wei.
frn Work Child We fare. Housing Antl.
Tuber, uloala and 'ro,':?;"Cv -!, JIAnM
NUHSES for Tublle Health nrk In School
Nursing Industrial Nursing. Medical Social
Service. Infant Welfare and Vlsltlnc Nurs
ing. Send for bulletin. ....
1302 A Pine St . 1'hlladclphla Ta.
The Holman School "04STY;&:T,'T
A school with n genuine working atmo.
rhere. (llrls nnd joung lmn deelpped for
fives ot uscfulne-.-. Vocational and Vult.irnl
training Helf-eTpresslnn. Voice Declop
mVnt Lessons In Presiding. Close personal
attention In small clns-es. Auto sen Ice for
"mail ho nnd glrl. Telephone t.oeiit 1tr..
1-1.17 nF.TH W. IHtAI.r.Y. A. n.. Principal.
Phila. School of Design for Women
Reopens September 80 .
nnnn ani MASTrn streets. rnikA.
riiMnr.R"iirnr.. rA. .
PENN HALL
Til MIIEKIHUKO, l'A.
meis' follege Prepiratory Modern Hn
suaLe I and special coSrsc Certificate prM
ieges Itoomi wnn private '',', tVA
tmslum nnd swimming pool Hates. n0O
tn og nnd les Mav each ear spent at
Atlantic City Work continued uninterrupted
Add Frank's. Mmtlll. A. M.. Vrln., Hot W.
WEST CHESTER. I'.
DARLINGTON SEMINARY
FOR filltl.S. IT HF.sTi;u, l'A.
located on n C,n acre estate In Pennsvlva-nla-s
most beautiful farming country. Lan
guage. Art. Music expression Arts nnd
Crafts and Home-maklng Courses Collego
Preparation with certificate privileges.
Catalog. 1 "n,, rAAS RTn. Prln
lloth Sexes
Young Women
Serve in America's
Commercial Army
The need for trained business lead
ers is great positions where quick
thinking and special training are
necessary. Many such acancles
have been created hs joung men an
werlng their country's call.
Hundreds of joung women have
already fitted themselves to become
trained business leaders bV studying
at Pelrce School Unroll now for
lntensUe training. -
Write for filth Teir Hook.
PEIRCE SCHOOL
Tine Street. Wet jf Itroad.
rnuaueipiua.
FRIENDS'
r CENTRAL
SCHOOL SYSTEM
The only private School with ele
mentary schools in various parts of
city. Thorough education from kin
dergarten to college or business life.
Guarded companionship; close per
sonal contact with skilled teachers.
Special attention to physical train
ing Separate departments for boys and
Klrls In aenlor school. Iteopens Ninth
month 24th. , .,
Year Hook now readr : Write l ales
rERCIVAI. TAYI.OR REX. EMMA HARNEH
WALLACE. Acting I'rlnclpals
15th and Race His.. Philadelphia
Strayer's Business College
PhlUdelnhla's greatest business school Is
so well known that Une advertisements
re unnecessary Wo hao ths lit Jteiicherij
ln town, and more of them Vnto.us.it4
equipment Tractlcal courses, ritman ana
Orer Shorthand, or. without extra charie.
Stenotypy. the famous machine metnoa,
which Is both more rapid ndn,nre,,a?,c'J"?!,
than any hand written method of 'botnuta.
Bclentlfle Touch Typewrltlne. Strajer s
tudents win more old msdal, J" speed
and accuracy In typewriting than r won by
the students of all other busines, schools ln
Philadelphia taken together. ,,,-j. .,
CertlHed Tublle Accountant methods ot
bookkeerlnir. Everything else to corre
spond Individual advancement. Charles
moderate. Positions guaranteed. Day ana
nUht classes. Come sea for youreir.
700 students now attending. Start now.
807 Chestnut Street Phone Walnut 381
RAJITS'
BUSINESS '.'.'
fWW W WPtW?1 Oppor-
llfldJJJrM tuntles
ft Ars open to our graduates, and they
' ara constantly being advanced to
higher positions. Our courses will fit
you for the best opportunities tn ths
business world. Tou are wanted now.
Ouv 4 A'lohl Sessions. Knter anu time.
OiS Thestnnt St.. Philadelphia J
WANAMAKER INSTITUTE
OF INDUSTRIES
23d and Walnut Streets
Opens SepUmber 19th
Snd for Catalog
EDUCATIONAL
Ynung Women .nd Olrla
great needs is
statistical work
Drexel Institute's special
war - training courses for
women have been approved
by the United States Civil
Service Commission,
Students who enter these courses will be
at once in training for their country's
service. .
Uniform will be worn. Military reg
ulations. Enrollment will be limited and appli
cants carefully selected. As courses be
gin October 7, we urge you to write at
once for complete Bulletin and enrollment
blanks. i
The Nation needs you.
orFRtiRnoK. ta.
Miss Sayward's School for GirlsJJJ-
rhlln.. Pa. Collego prep nnd secretarial
courses Junior nnd Musical Dents Athletics
Domestic Science Cnrrlngo calls for nuplts
In Tlali. Cvmd Merlon and Wnnefleld.
MISS s .UNT.T SATWAftn Principal
.1KVKIXTOWK. l'A.
HEr.riiH ood srnooi, (inc.)
For joung women. Widely practical nnd
cultural preparatory college departments.
Munlc, Art Domestic Science, Secretaryship.
Normal Klmlerunrten SnMmmlng pool Ath
letic ricM Addres Hot ir. M. 11. Reaser
Ph. !.. l'eeldent .Tenklntown. Pa.
nETIIMtlTKM. PA.
UnttAVlAX SHMINARV & rOI.T.EOE FOB
WOMEN, nelhlehcm. Tn. Preparatory and
College Grades fully accredited. Opens Sept
2lh .1. 11. Clewell. Ph D.. Pre, lilent.
OAK I.ANE. PA.
MISS MXRSH.MTS SCIIOOr, FOR (1IRI.S.
Da anil Hoarding Dent. Oak I.nne. Vm.
SWARTHMORE. PA.
Marv I.on School for Girls A home school.
Col. prep . household arts, gen fin. courses.
New fireproof bides All outdoor actUltlen.
Cataloe Address Plnx "ltna Swsrthmroe Pa
AT.T.ENTf)W. PA.
CoAttr Prt COLLEOC FOR WOME.1
venar vresi allentown. pa.
New bldgs. ; r3 acres Degree courses. Plans
Art. Voice, nxnreaslon and Homo Economies.
Two-ear courses Cultural Secretarial
WII.I.IAMSrORT. PA.
DICKINSON SEMINARY '
atory. Elective courses. Co-ed. Large cam
pus. '1 rvms, all athletics 1450. Catalog.
Address President Hot K. Wllllamsport. Pa.
Until Sexes
r'JWontesgori-
A SCHOOL l'OR UTTI.K CHILDREN
Boarding & Day Departments
SPRITE STREET AT FORTIETH
Reopens for nth Yrur In October
Thono Preston 4432. Auto Serlce.
Sdentlflc Direction for NORMAL Chil
dren. 3 In 12 jeir. Tho aim of this
school is to Ri Norm1.! Children an en
lronmcnt In which tho apontaneous 1m
pulra of rlilM llfo may hne freedom for
lndtldiial prowth Dlrertlon covers Diet.
Kxrrisp Herreatlon. Deportment, Con
trol of Amotions Occupation, etc., dlf
ftrpnt for nit h lnrlUlduat child.
ANNA HINDI. K PAIST. Directress
Monte-Norl Diploma, Room 1014
im m-- ' i m m
xivrii i ni ij in
YSTEM ( 30
the hoyi svstpai DAY8
rourli Typeurltlng and com- -erclnl
subjects. Expert te.rh.r.
1'hila. School of Office Training
Loder Illdg. 16th & Chestnut
Locust 1808
j tEljc Xpman cfiool
"HEIXII KNOrx." 2S0 I.nncasttr Ato.
ARD3IOKK
formfrlr known an
MUr HU.V School. Main Llna I.rnnrh
Kindergarten and Primary for both
box and elrls. Junior and Senior School
for ctrl only. Bui lervlrA from Went
Vhlla ta Orbrook and Merlon. Opem
brpt AO Addrffts
MISS .M. II. STICKS', rrlrrlpnl.
MIOUTnAND AND KOOKKEEl'INO
Our graduate! ar in constant demand. Good
perln poaltlone await ou. Qrecg Short
lina, me mtxmy, rnvvruy aui, iwOiripivi
builneea and eecretarlal coureea. Day school
bow open:
i; nipni acnooi opens iuesaay. !.
8. Enroll nnv time. Call or writs
fop full nartlctllsrs and ratslor
PHILA. IIUBINFBS COM.P.dB
and College) of Cnmmerr
1017 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia
Spring Garden Institute
imoAn and spniNO oAnnr.N htrkets
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
Automobile
Electricity
Machine Shop Prac
tice Machine Shop Mathe
Pattern Shop Practice
Koolc Illustration
Free Hand Drawing
Mechanical Drawing
ArchltrcturalDrawing
matics
iatnemiics
Day Classes Electricity A Automobile, a P.M
Illustrated Prospectus. Opens September 23
Short Courses
NO ADVANCE
IK nATES
Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Typewriting. Eng
lish, Penmanship, Dictaphone. Comptomstsr
Day and evening sessions. Start at anytime.
Individual instruction.
PAUIER SCHOOL 16 Booth 10th BL
Palms Business College "J,'."-
Day and Evening, nookkeeplnr. Civil Ben Ice,
Secretarial, Touch Typ ritlnr. English, etc.
Attend tha best. Individual instruction.
Select patronage. Phone Spruce 1S32.
TAYLOR SCHOOL
1001
MARKETST.
Quality Instruction In Gregg Shorthand.
Touch Typewriting. Boofckei
r. HOoKKeeping.
Day, Evening.
Quill tying
for nign salary,
Teachers Wanted Positions waiting. Fr
reslstr'n for College Normal graduates.
Modern Teachers' Bureau. 100! Market St,
M1RH HART'S Training School for Kinder-
gaitners, 8800 Walnut Ht., Phlla. Junior,
fi.nin. i. rirailtinta Courses. Primary msth.
dl!ltifPS.CioRc5ta For'pi'rirc'ulari" 'add.' A&.
ffida T. Illmaa'prin.. 8W0 Walnut Bt..rblla.
lm
Yaonr Women nnd ffilrla
MTITZ. PA.
Linden Hall Seminary
A girls' school since 17-td. Acndemle Cnlleg,
Prep, nnd Special Courses. Sep. Jr Depr
rlmnneliim Terms 1SOO, Cattlog n,, v'
W. STrvc.Fi. Prin.! Hot in? T.!t"r,r
nTElVARW. DEL.
Women's College of Delaware
To women desiring a liberal education
tinder Ideal conditions of home life, the Worn
en's College of Delaware offers uncveiieVi
opportunities at eitremely low cost. Sltut.
e In a beautiful and henithful recon. 0V.
hour from Philadelphia. For catalog writ tl
Miss YUMl-RUD J. ROIlINhON" Uia
Neuark. Delaware
I.HTHERTH.T.E. MP.
Maryland College
IBD3 rilll WOMEN lOU
College Preparatory
04 Tears' lria,o
foiiege
Domestic Science
Musle
Olrla from 32 States
10 miles from Halt.
Fireproof llulldlng,
Expression
nHii-nirifinin
AddresH President Rouse for Catalog P
. . ...... , ,,.ur.. ,iii.
wxsnivnTON. p. p.
faul Insiiiute A nonraia,
ai07SStrcct.NAV. ff"
WnahlnRion.D.C. 0rU
Regular High School and College Preparatory
Courses. Special Certificate Courses: Ths
Arts. Journalism. Short Story Writing, Kin
dergarten Normal Training. Domestlo Scl
crjee. Duslness Course. Parliamentary Law
Mrs. Nanette H. Paul, I.L.R.. President.
Author ot "Paul's Parliamentary Law"
Faul Institute Chautauqua opens at Venic
Park. Atlantic citv. N. J.. July 1st
nnth Reies
Languages
BERLITZ
SCHOOL
1841 CnKSTNUT RTREKT
IKntrance on intn i.J
TERMS MAT HE BEGUN AT ANT TIME
11EVON. PA.
Acerwood Tutoring School
IV. Talks to Parents
Does n phjslcal defect render jour
child temporarlU backward In school?
I'erhapi he can lenrn If tauxht by ex
perts In nn emlrnnment adapted to bis
needs Short periods of Instruction will
help him tn orcomo Incorrect habits of
study resulting from speech defect, ner
vousness, malnutrition, eye atrnln and
poor hearing. Life spent In the open
will build a ncalthy body. Catalog
Miss Devereux, Principal
liox a. ri:voN i.
KrwOSTON. PA
WYOMING SEMINARY
A ro-educatlonal school where boys and
girls get a vision of the highest pur.
poses of life. Exceptional teachers in
every dept. College Preparation, Busi
ness, Music. Art, .Oratory and Domestlo
Arts and Science. Mllltarv training.
Gymnasium and Athletic fields. 74th
year. Endowed low rates. Write for
catalog. Address L. I.. Sprague. U. V.,
President, Kingston, Pa.
HEADINO, TA.
Schuylkill Seminary
Reading's Junior College
Preparatory and Junior College courses for
all colleges and universities. Co-ed. classical,
commercial, music, elocution and domeatls
sclance. Rates 1378. Catalog oa request,
BEV. WABKEN F. TEEL. M. A I. D...
President
OAK im:, fa.
OAK INE COONTRT PAY KCnOOL
White Road, Oak Lane, Phils.
10-acre farm. Special attention. Democratlo
spirit. I Ages a to 1H Motor bus. Booklst-
YINIXAND. If. 1.
MAPLEHURST SCHOOL viy.r''
A sleet horns school for a limited number
of retarded and aubnormtl children, Seven
trn years' experience, rtooklet P.
AH EON K nCICAULT AKNADK, WlnelpaJ
MANASSAS. TA,
EASTERN COLLEGE tg'JSJ'
Co-ed, near Washington, D. C. Degrees
granted; all courses Prep School, Bat 1830.
Catalog. Dr. II. V. Hoop, Pres. Bos A.
WEST CHESTER. PA.
WEST CHESTER STATE NORMAL BCHOOL
Both ss. 1220 to 1280. O, M. Phllips.Prln.
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NAVAL AND MILITARY CAMTg
MEN 17 to 45
PRFPARF '" nterlnir Immediately, an trained men, Into some branch
rnUHHL ot th9 military sen-Ice of tho United States.
Four Divisions under direction of United States Army and Nmt
OtTicera, assisted by Canadian and British Odlcers from overseas.
ARTILLERY CAVALRY INFANTRY NAVAL
CororTlat eaulpment tn esch division. Modern barracks. TClrctrlo light and runnlaa
watsr. Ideal location and sanitation. Hospital, etc. 75 trained cavalry qorsM.
Terms: Maintenance and Training, $200
Enrollment limited. Quick action advisable. Fhone. wire or wrlta for1 reicrraUoa.
JUNIOR
2d 198
Camp
MILITARY TRAINING CAMP ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N. Y.
New York Office: 6 West 40th -Street, Phone Vanderbilt 2290
Plattsburg Office: 20 Brinkerhoff Street, Phono 487
Over 60V ara now In tralnlnc In 1st camp, which closes Aueust 2.
Young Men and Boys
CHESTNUT mix. vA.
ChestnntJJill
Academy
An loeillr I.oolfd Ceostry BOARDING
AD DAY SCHOOL FOn BOYS
THOROUGH preparation for college,
scientific school or business. High
est standards of scholarship.
The school Is situated In the hilly
reelon 11 miles north of Phlla.
Twelve-sens campus, athletlo fields,
coif links and completely equipped
gymnasium with swlmmlnu pool.
Separate Lower School for boys
from six years upward.
SpeeUUy tow tatet toe fits'
iay boarders
For cntalog address
Jnmes Lnwson Patterson. Ifendmas.
(er, St. Martins. Chestnut 11111. Pa.
ItARRIsniTRO. PA.
nrriburs icabemp
A Central School near n Capital City
A country school founded 178ft, Modern
buildings large campus. Adantages of
small classes and Individual Instruction.
Thorough cnltpgo preparation Rate
JROO to $fl00 Supervised athletics.
Separate school for sounger boys. We
lnlte closest Investigation a personal
lslt If possible. Wrlta for our cata
logue and plans of new dormitory. Nw
Junior school building will be open for
PcptirnUr tprm AddreB
ARTHUR KnitOWN. D. A.. Headmaster
CIIKSTKR. PA.
PENNSYLVANIA
Military College Men Command
While her graduates direct munitions pro
duction, man battleptanps, liy down the
barrage, nnd go "oer tho top." P. M. C.
'carries on" as steadily and earnestly as
ever her tralnlnc of men for the battle
of peace or ar.
Th men ho lend nrp the men who know.
Senior Unit. It. O T. C. Tolleglate courses
In Civil Knginerln-. ri.pmlstry. Kconomlcs
nnd Finance. Preparatory and Junior
Schools
Col Charles T lf.att. Commandant.
Hot nfll, fheater. Pa.
"The West Point of the Keystone State"
ALXtHLNTOlVX. PA.
Allentown
Preparatory School
Prepares bovs for leadlne; colleges and
tmlrersltles. High standards. New build
ings. Special department for boja ov.r 10.
Athletlo teams T.arge campus and gymna
lum Terms 1400, rataloo: on request.
Visit tho school. Wrlta Box 404.
William II. Reese. Principal. Allentown, Fa.
V1I.T.AXOVA. PA.
VILLANOVA
Approved by U. S. War Pent, as stnndard
technical school. Utrrllent courses in
clrli, t.lcctrlcal and Mechsnlcnl Englneir
ing. (.rnduntes eligible for Commissions
In Engineering corps. Great necJ for
men trained In these lirumhes. Classical,
commerclsl snd registered pre medlcsl
courses. Prep. School For cat'g Hox 70.
BtT.7.J.8san. O B.A., Prei., Vlllanora.Ps.
fUTARTHMORB. PA.
S1VARTIIMOKE TKKrAKATORT 5CI100L
rerlty. well equipped and patronized by fam
ilies of the beat claes. Moyn are moulded for
...B..., LiaiiKw., ium luuKni me true mean
tng of a useful life. A Friends' School, but
patronage Is non-sectarian. Summer session.
Write tnr hklt "Tli. v,am o..-k m
A. II. TOML1NSON, Headmaster. Dept. lt.
Swarthmore, Pa. (11 miles from Phlla.)
MEB.CER.nCTtO. PA.
UERCERSnpn ACADEJIV offers a thor.
.0.h.E?yA,CK. :."".'. -TA ! training
v vw.o .- "u"7 uimer wnrisiian mae
V". "21ri?.J rr"i 15'YlJ In.tht Cum-
""'"u, -.., ...10 in. mon picturesque
spots of Amer Nw gym Equip, mod. Wrlta
for Cat. Ad. Box lto, William PManrJ Irll "s.
IX. '., Ilesdinafcter. Mercrrsbnrg. Pa,
PENNSnCRO. PA.
rerklomen Srhool for Boya Vollego Prepar.
a'or, Music Oratory. Huslnes.. Aaricnl.
ture. All Athletics. Junior School for
vnunaer boys Catalogue, Oncer H. Krlrhel
D. P.. llo IIP rennshnrc. Pennsylvania.
SAI.TSriUKfl, pa.
IlIRKIMINr.TAS KPRINflS KCIIOOr,
Prepares boys for college or business.
Close personal attention. Football and base
ball fields. Oolf, Tennis. New Gymnasium,
wltrl swimming pool and bowling alleys.
Strong competitive teams.
Dr. A, M. Wilson, Jr.. Pres., Saltshnrc. P,
NAZARETH. TA.
NAZARETH, IIAT.T, MIMTARY ArADEMY
Naxoreth Pa. Founded 1148.
College preparatory and business' courses.
Senior and Intermediate grades. Hoys 11 to
18 yesrs. Sunervlaed athletics. Mcdren
military training. Catalog. 'Address no 8B8.
BKTHf.KIIEM. TA,
BETHLEHEM PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Preparea for leading colleges. Exrcnslva
? rounds and athletlo Melds New buildings
lllltary Training. JOHN D. TUUCKY.
M. A., Headmaster. Bethlehem, Pa,
BELLErONTE. PA.
BELI.EFONTE ACADEJ1Y Limited to IDA
young men, IB and up: athletic field and
gym : mod. rates 1 catalog. James P,
Hughes, A, M., Headmaster, Balltfonte, Pa,
PRINCETON, N, J.
PRINCETON PREPARATORY
SCHOOL TOR BOYS
. fat ftinsr nn rmautml.
KIUU"UI f" "- "a
, w -ss. - --- .
J. B. FINE, S;,d;,Princeton.N.J.
Collega preparatory for boya 14 years and
olden beautiful location! small classes; ex
cellent faculty; wall-equipped buUdLigsi
larsa groundsi supervised athletics: 4 Id
V
NAVAL ANT) MILITARY CAMPS
Special 6-Week Course
From September 1st
PLATTSBURG
Young Men nnd Hots
William Penn Charter School
No. 8 South Twelfth Street
PHILADELPHIA
rounded In li.SO and chartered by William
Penn on tho iamo day as the city ot Phila
delphia, tho Penn Charter School has main
tnlnrd an uninterrupted corporate existence.
During the past forty-three eara the school
has graduated nearly 1300 pupils, of whom
more than 1100 haie continued their studies
In a Ficore ot college? and universities.
Tor the better accommodation ot the recent
Increased enrollment a new two-story
bulldlns li being constructed on the Xjgst
House. Plana for tho future lnclud-iaJm
full utilization for school purposes of ths
magnificent plnln? fields of '2'2 acres at
Queen Iane. These plans are held In abey
ance, perdinsr tho time when the termina
tion nf war renditions mav prm't new
construction. The 230th ear begin Sep
temlir -4th with every mmb r of last
sear's teaching staff on duty with such
additions tn Us membership as Increased
enrollment has rendered necessary
Tho Prnepectu-i for lOlfi-lfl Is ready for
distribution. Utitldlngs open for Inspection
and clnsslflfitlon rtt pupil Pept. 4th.
K1CIIAKT) MOTT I1I1MMKRE, l'h. II.
hrdmastj:r
The Episcopal Academy
Locust and Juniper Sts.
founded itts
TTIth Which Was United In H15
The Do Lanccy School
Thorough rreps ration for College. Spe
cial Conrses preparing for Business ar
the United States rlerrfre.
Separate nidg. for boys 0 to 11 year of
age. Voluntary Mllltnry Drill for boya
In the Middle and Upper 8chools.
Urner School opens September ltth.
Mlddln School September 20th! lower
School September 23d.
Head Msster will be at the Academy oa
and after September 7.
fes-iaters mailed on ntinlleatlon.
Ker. rillLIl' J. STKINMKTZ, Jr..9.T.B.
Head Master
PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE
Knyal rirlt HerTlce and Plata Hoard
Kxnms. Dnslness ronrses, Typewrltlag,
Rhorthana. Ilnokheeplng. Frenrh. tfpgnuiB.
Drafting. Write, phone ar call.
Brown Preparatory School i
imnAn ami cnrnnY stkeetx
TncXOXAIt. y. .
auxxNvie.NYvmxM
V'4TsvnPesSSB
JTARY I
DEMY 1
ss nnd I
n your
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WFWflTJA IT MILITARY
rji.;i.rujl ACADEMY
Where character, manliness
Honor will Ue developed In your
uoy inrouRii ine jMiutary system.
Ho will be taupht ftoto to study
how to learn. Twelve miles from
Phlla. The usual Academic, Spe
cial nnd Business Courses. A
rataloc for the parent and for tho
boy a book of vlewi of Military
and Athletic life.
Dr. Charles H. Lorence, Pros.
Maj. Clayton A. Snyder, Supt.
Box 412, Wenonah, N. J.
KNNVNKVNv
11I.AIRHT01VX. S. J.
BLAIR
ACADEMY
FOR BOYS
BLAIRSTOWN, N. J.
Healthful location. 12 miles from nin.
ware Water (Jap inn acre campus and ad
Joining farm. Perfect equipment. 8 hand
some buildings Supenlsed athletics. Doubla
gymnasium. Preparation for college and
technli a) schools Mllltarv drill. Visit Blair
and see Its advsntnves Write for catalog A.
JOHN V. SHABPK. I.L. n.. Headmaster.
HACKKNWAQr. . .
NEWMAN SCHOOL
IIACKENSACK, N, J.
A lntmWH aapanarainau hnasU. a.a...a Met
- vntv (iiiihivi uusii uiiik X ilOQl I Or Ts
toys. Under Catholic nusplcet Small classes.
Mui'inuni aitriiiiuii, (VQilurni cnpiain
JCSSri ALUKKT EiOUKB. I.L. D.,
President of tha Hoard of Trustees
C. E. DELBOS, Head Master
rfSNXis'nTnv. n. j.
The PENNINGTON SCHOOL
SeipTK
Co1lrrn nnd Technical School preparation-!
Military drill FRANK MacDANIKf,. D.0..tr
yarsujimswif r. ti in.' rTinnstpn. n.
nonnisxTowy. n. j.
Borden town Military Institute
Mental, moral, physical, military training
nordentown on'th-nelaware. T1w Jersey
west iwnr,wivonp. "N. j.
6UHXDON bCHOOI-For boys 10 and up
and up.
jl" inues irom in, t. waiaioe. Ada,
mverview ioajce Vfst Enaiewrtng.
NKIVTON. N. J.
Nasrton Academy for boya 9 to 16, Modera
equipment Personal attention. Catalog.
Address Principal. Box L. Newton. N. J.
PORT TIKPOSIT. MP.
TOME SCHOOL -101' Preparatory
JTATJNTON. VA.
Staunton Military Academy
Only Oovernm't Honor Academy In Rsatb
Largest private academy In tha Bast.
Bos from 10 to 20 years old prepared
for ths Universities. Government Acad,
emles or business. Gymnasium, swimming
nool and athletlo park New tSOO.OOO
barracks. Charges, 1470. For catalogs
address Col. 1VM. O. Knble. Ph. DT.
Prinripnl, Slnnnton. Ta,
WAYNESBORO. VA.
Fithburne Military School
New II 00.000 Fireproof Equipment
Prepares for universities, business lift.
Diploma admits to all colleges BesuHfu!
military training, Beautiful, healthful sltua-
tlon Eery cadet participates in annual
encampment at Grottoes on Shenandoab
niter. 39th year. Small classes. Catalog.
MliJ. MORGAN II. Ill'DfilNR. Vlltt.
Box 800. Waynesboro. Va.
WOODSTOCK. VA.
Massanutten Military Academy
Inrulcatea finest home traditions of tha
Old Ucmlnlon. Healthful location In beau,
tlful Shenandoah Vallev. oo miles from
Washington Prepares for rnllege, technical
schools and business Music, athletics.
lift 000 Dining Hall and Dormitory, Limited 1
n 100 bns Hates 1400 Catalo on request. '
llord J, Benehoff. A. M.. HendinasUr. '
Essex Fells. N. V.
KI N O S L E V
School for Boys I
tnlles from New York. Illah alevatlealij
r- . . - . ..r.r" t . --.--.--. m
r;rounds! s'Miervlsed athletics: mllltarv Iras 1
ng. J. B. Campbell, II. A.. Eases IaHs.JI.iv
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