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I'iVgWS Off THE MEN IN SHIPYARDS
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INDUSTRY GIVES M05E
THOUGHT TO WORKERS
j Shipbuilder Sees Change in
Relations of Employer and
J , Men He Hires
Wrltlntr for the Chester Compass of
?the expansion In employment and serv
ice departments In big Industrial plants
since the war began, especially In tho
ihlpyards. Daniel Bloomfleld, of tho
j Chester Shipbuilding Company, says:
"One of the many changes brought
I about by the war has been the change
' In methods of dealing with men In In
dustry. A new le point has de el
oped as to relation of men nnd managp-
i menl, although the fundamental Ideas
J ftf flila Han nnlnt rittA hartr In nnrlpnf
times.
"One of the features of this deelop-
1 Went has been the organization of cm-
' riloyment and sen Ice departments to
meet the problems of man-power and Its
MalntatinnnA Tnitnatrlnl mnntn Mnn a
have grown to such size that they And
It ImnnRnlhlA fn nrpsunp Iho tirrsrnnl
I relatlnnshln pxUtlnsr bptuoon pmnlover
nd worker, where there are few era-
pioyea. Tne large employer can no
longer meet each worker on tho basis
,. whero he can greet him personally and
-. extend to him n friendly hand lie there
fore organizes serlce work In his plant
to help ma,ke up for this deficiency.
"Now what Is 'serlco work'? As
planned by tho Chester Shipbuilding
Company, It begins with the basic Idea
that; to be a success a plant must hae
happy, contented workers. It does away
with the paternal element, characteris
tic of what Is called 'welfare work.' It
places full cmpMsIs vpnn eilng the
worker good wot king conditions and an
opportunity to expiess himself ccnzlrue
tivelv.s
"The function of the serlee depart
ment Is to assist workers In dceloplng
acthltles for their benefit and thus for
the benefit of the compiny. Its nctM
tles aim to bring men and management
together on a basis of good will and co
operation It bcllses In good team
work. In so md sportsmanship. In activ
ities that build physically nnd mentally
and, aboe all, It bellees In preserIng
the self-respect of the worker.
"The service department Is intended
to help pull together through mutual
Understanding of one nnnthor's needs
It alms to help you make our stav
with tho company a pleasant and profit
able one If you can Increase jour per
sonal efficiency ou becomo an asset to
yourself and to tho company- If ou
can develop yourself and help the other
fellow brlng nut the best that's In him,
you arc doably aluible
"Just as the omplojment department
tries to place you In the Job for which
you are best fitted, so the serlce de
partment tries to help you -nnko the best
ft your opportunities It ian serve ou
best when you serve ourself"
PLAN FOREST CORN ROAST
Fair Hog Island Workers to Have
,'JVight Feast
My, but thnt's a ereat crowd of girls
at Hoir island,' Always, nt It. If It's
not one thinfr In the evening, It's two
Now they nro going; to have a corn roast,
and probably the next event will be a
whole evening; at home to renew ac
quaintance with the families. Hut the
girls all work very hard every day. and
on Saturday 'have to smile pleasantly at
the cashier, so thev figure they must
have recreation or let those drotted bojs
have all the fun
Tho corn feast will come off and go
down, too. next Thursdav evening. Xq
company it wanted, ror more is not go
lngto be but' three "jenrs" npleco and
maybe only one or none for those who
may be a second behind time The af
fair will be held in the wild woods near
Lansdowne. There now, that's aa close
as we dare come to it, to don't ask us
any more.
The girls can onlv Imaglnp what the
wives and sweethearts of the quiet sub
urban place will think of hundreds of
nymphs dancing around a big bonfire In
the woods, but It will be too late for them
to break up the party after the men
nave seen.
Why any previous engagements with
the eats we don't exactly know, but it Is
a fact that all the girls will tackle a
full course dinner at the Hog Island
Hotel before going to the corn. At 5: IS
they will raid the hotel kitchen and at
6:15 climb Into buses that will take
them circuitous!- to the woods.
All the good'roastlng; cars In the city
are ,sald to have been cornered for the
event. It wllP.be about dark when the
Blrls take possession of the woods and
every one murt gather her share of fire
wood from the ground or carry It from
home. The Hog Island supply has been
cautiously put away. When the embers
ret red-hot the corn will he laid In. with
husk and all on, and unless there U a riot
fhn' fflrln will finish It In tlm ... .
1 home without a night key.
; 1 The reason for holding the feast out
. uiri js iiiw many ui me gins say tney
i will need the subway trains to get them
uuine oeiore vvoraing lime next day.
DAVE GRAHAM, quarterman on hulls 7
,and at the Merchants' shipyard at llar-
t rlmati, lost his "specks" In the Del-vuare
Jllver. He waited for the tide to no out
nd then went In to hunt for the goggles.
He U still getting along without them.
THERR'8 MANY A WAV to spend lunch
hour and tho boys and girls In tha Dela-
I. until .w.c .mtif.iuq nave ii.ru hiiiiubi
i every on. At tho Merchants' shlpiard
commissary at Harrlman there Is a piano
that naa aimoet made the "supreme sacrl
lice " Some ot the boya them Insist that
mey nave cumvaiea voices Home or me
srlrls reallv im 'thrft" with tho ftnnrann
and contralto ard also are graceful step
pers, A few willing performers manage
- to beat good dance time on the old piano
and everybody who can get a girl devotes
i, part of the hour to smoothing tho nuw
pine boards. It would never do to spread
the wax on the floor right after the eatB
At any rate between th singing and
' dancing the hour seems mighty short to
most of the live youngsters of both sexes
$ and a few oldsters, too. whose feet are
Ji itlll In tho ilng.
""ilMMIK" CROSSLANn, of the plant
I engineering department at the Merchants
t yam. nas oeen aoing a tan lot or TnnKlng
but mighty little talking since he deserted
the gang "for better or for worse" about
two (months ago. He explained that he has
all tho say In his house while the other
.''half of the happy family Is allowed to do
all tho thinking In the house, Therefore
din
Jlmmle has to do til, thinking at the office.
lt awn. Xi
P. GO0DISON and son. Earl P..
left tho Chsster HhlD Comonnr.
7 nftro uuin
The mother ai stcretary of the research
and experimental department until she be
came Interested In the Rodman Uanamaker
expedition amonc the Indians. Then .he
became secretary to Dr. J. K. Dixon, who
Js with the expedition. Mrs. Uoodlaon save
up her boy to th. military senlce The
on. who also worked in the research and
experimental department, enlisted In the
tank corps an1 la now training- at CJettys-
'.isDura-. Aire M a. Hwocoda. na. taken tne
. mother's place In th. shipyard.
MEN OF TIIE I.AYF.R-OIIT
department
l-at tne Pennsylvania shipyard.
" B
burled the Kaiser yesterday In the yard.
They dus a deep srave and erected a slab
at one end. Inscribed "Here Lies Kaiser
Bill."
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MILLS ON PART TIME
lvManaytink Plants Resume After
Shutdown to Save Water
Manayunk mills will be able to work
part time today.
To supply water for the Itoxborough
' pumplng'atatton at Shawmont It was
i.tiArvRrv VAat.rftav tn aVillt itown. all
p water flowing- through the 'canal of the
' ChnvlUlll Navlratlon CJomnanv. Mills
If,pinsby waler had to suspend operation,
Vnd the hydro-electric plant? which 'sup-
i pile power ror the Philadelphia uapia
ar srVknalt RoitiDinv. was forced to close.
lT arhwa waanlso an unusual Btiortaire at
watr In thf Kalrmount pool-The Queen
X.:Blmpnt and Spring Harden pump
print; Garden pump-
fjfBMW 'wsw vm-
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PLEA TO MUNITION WORKERS
Cnnta in Pay Em elopes Urge
Sticking to Job,
"rtosohc to stick to your Job and do
your duty like an American and a man
Is the appeal on cards placed In the pay
envelopes of all UddjAtono munition
wntkers.
The workers are asked to '"stop, look
and listen " Thcv are renuestcd to stop .
nnd think of the devastation being
wrought In the world bv the (Jermans
They are asked to look at tho thousands
of men who nio leaving homes and fam
ilies for the mud and blood of the
trenches They nre requested to listen
to no grumblers, slackers and faultfind
ers seeking to Kpreud idu poison of lls
satUfaction through the mass of war
workers.
The cards are part of a general cam
paign rb keep war workers at n, high
grade of efficiency for tho most effective
prosecution ui ui m,
U. S. SHIPPING PTANS
PROPAGANDA TARGET
Hurley Warns Against At
tempt to Arouse Distrust
Among Allies
AVn.hlngton, Aug 23 (bv I. N". P )
Warning against enemy propiganda
seeking to arouse distrust among the
Allies and haed on the faqt that Amer
ica Is building a mlghtv fleet of food
ships and transports which after the
war vlll be ned in America's ocean
carrjlng trade, was sounded today by
Chairman Udwln X. Hurley of the hhlp
plng board
"Guarantees of fair dealing in this
matter," declared llurlev, "are found In
Alflerlca's unnclflsh policy In fighting for
democracy, In President Wilson's devo
tion to the causo of huminlty, and also
In America's past record It Is un
thinkable that a nation lighting shoulder
to shoulder with other groat democ
racies should, after the war, turn Its
lesource'i against them for trade con
quests of the very kind which were large
lv Instrumental In hHnglng on the war
If our ships do not bring iirosperitj t,
our neighbors, lis well as oursplvps, our
own pildn In the achievement will be
diminished.
"In building her merchant fleet," con
tinued Ilurle.v, "America plans first of
all, to win the way, nnd, after that,
to overcome her owniieglect In providing
ocean transportation for her own trade
Suggestions of rtlflsh motives will, of
course, be calculated In connection with
tho fleet wp are bjlldlng Every nation
lined up ngilnst autocracy can he de
pended upon to detect tho source of such
suggestions, nnd discount them, and
maintain the solid lines foi democracy
and humanity till the end "
A THOUGHT
By Charles E. Carpenter, President bf
E. F. HOUGHTON & COMPANY
I
F, perchance, that father, that son
or that brother
there to save
should fall a victim of the brutality
of the Hun and word should come
from over there to you over here that
he lias been laid away somewhere in
France, for God's sake do not let
your conscience have just cause for
accusing you of having left some
thing undone over here, which, if it
had been done, might have averted
his fate over there. The one thing
you can do over here to help him
over there is to speed up.
V1IOTOPLA1S
The Stanley Booking Corporation
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1 romoratlon which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest produc
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TO HBI.I. with
THIS KAISKK"
A OZ-M 1 r 62D AND THOMPSON STS.
APOLLO MATINED DAILY
HENUY n WAI.TlIAI.t. In
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A nt- A HI A CHESTNUT Below 1CTH
ARCADIA 10 A.M. to 11 :15 P.M.
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"my roun YKAIIS IN .
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FAIRMOUNT
10th & OIHARD AV
MATIS'KU DAILY
MADOK KENNEDY In
Ttll-i Ml.UVJL-r. P1AI1
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r AIV1IL.T II A M. to MUnlsht.
I1EHSIE nAItniSl'AI.K 111
"MAID O- THE STORM '
CTU CT THEATRE Below Spruce
DO 1 M 3 1 . MATINKR DAIL
ETHEL CLAYTON In
MllE DORMANT rO Elf
GREAT NORTHERN
Broad St. at Erie
2, 7 . v r. ai.
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IMPERIAL
60TH 4 WALNUT STS.
Mats a:M Egs. 7 4 0.
THOMAS irrFERRON, In
"A HOOS1ER. ROMANl'ri
LEADER M&X?A
-we SSn't' MaEWmiNg
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THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT 82D y 3Ujaaa
Elsie Ferguson ,n iBNNiEcusSTNa-1
fFDAR 60TU CEDAn avenub
Sessue Hdyakawa ' 3?iBFSg.?r
COLISEUM uarket Bt Mlh w,h
ENID BENNETT in The Vamp
COLONIAL 0,n- iXftXR&mt
ALMA REUBENS ""inNX..
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PLANS FISHING BOATS
TO REPLACE LOSSES
FJcct Corporation to Build 75
" '-'"M
Trawlers As boon As
Possible
Seventy-five fishing trawlers will be
constructed by the Emergency Fleet
Corporation to replace the fishing vessels
destroyed by Herman fcubimrlr.is off the
Newfoundland banks nnd elsewhere oft
the coast.
The contracts are to lie rushed to
completion as soon as It Is possible to
make arrangements with the available
shlpards along the north Atlantic coast.
It Is planned to utilize the small pri
vately on red, shlpjards that are doing
no emergency fleet work or are building
onlv ocean-going tugs.
The trawlers will be of wood, ns the
merchant shipbuilding program now cills
for all tho steel that can be obtained
from the mills nnd fabricating plants.
At present about 120 tugs arp under
construction and as soon as a tug leaves
the ways, .1 keel for one of the new
trawleis will be laid.
SUMMER REPORTS
BPHINO T.AK1-. BEACH. N. J.
The Shoreham
Spring Lake Beacb,
New Jerpey
Located on the lake! two blwka from "..
battling hesch C H. BPANOENllEnO. Prop
WlllllK PARK. N. 4.
THE MANHASSET
Directly on the ocean front '"Piclti 100
looklet H HOSS TUnNKjt Prop
orriAN city. N. .1.
rk.lfnnln Ocean View! excellent UbW.
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THE ALVYN Conv. loc. Itoomilwlth nm'f
w.ter Hklt A Tnrrr Sl Hrlliton Plc
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iVlKJUCL, Continuous 1
Orchestra
to 11.
CARLYLE HLACKWELL In
THE QOLDEN WALL
PAI AfP IS" MARKET STREET
rAi-vc jo a. si. to 11:15 r. si.
DOUOLAS 1-AIRI1ANKS In
"HOUND IN MOROCCO"
PDIMrTTQCl 1018 SIARKET STREET
rrllNVIiOO 8:30 A SI. to 11 .15 P. SI.
JUNE ELVlDfin In
"JOAN OP THE WOODS"
RFrPMT MARKET ST Below 1TTH
IAEAjCIN 1 H A. M. to 11 P. M.
DOROTHY DALTON in
' OREEN EYES '
DIAI TC GERSIANTOWN AVE.
Il-Li lJ AT TULPEHOCKE
AT TULPEHOCKEN 8T.
ALICE BRADY In
"WOSIAN AND WIFE"
RIVOLI
52D AND SANSOM ATS.
StATINEE DAILY
'TO HELL WITH
THE KAISER"
131 1P.V MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH
Il-'-'-' 10 A. SI. to 11;15 P. M.
ENID RENNETT in
"Till! VAMP"
C A rV 1M1 SIARKET STREET
J" VVl 8 A M. TO MIDNIGHT
OLADYS LESLIE In
"WILD PRIMROSE"
CT A Ml C"V MARKET ABOVE 16TH
O 1 A.NL.C. I 11:11 A M. to 11 lis P. M
MAE MAR1H In
"MONEY MAD"
lr,T7"M3I A MARKET ST. AB. 0TH
VlVlWiAlA DA. M. tollsloP. M.
WILLIAM FARNUM In
A SOLDIER'S OATH"
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NAVAI. AND MILITARY CAMrS
MEN17to45
PRFPARF tor nterlng Immediately,
rnunuL ot ,1)C mtiitary service of
Four Divisions under direction of United States Army and Navr
Officers, assisted by Canadian nnd British Ofllcers from overseas
ARTILLERY CAVALRYINFANTRY NAVAL
Complete equipment In erh Hvllo Modem bnrrnrk.i nirrtrle llEht nnil runnlnt
wtttr. Ideal location and sanitation. Hospital, etc 75 trained csvalry bones.
Terms: Maintenance and Training, $200
Enrollment limited. Quick action advisable. Phone, wire or write for reservation
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J U 1 1 I U K. From September 1st
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MILITARY TRAINING CAMP ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N. Y.
New York Office: 8 West 40th Street, Phone Vandcrbilt 2290
Plattsburg Office: 20 Brinkcrhoff Street, Phone 487
Over CUD are now in training in lot lamp, which closes AugU3t 2.
Touhg Moinen nnd (llrls
Miss Marshall's School
FOR GIRLS 0K LNE. IniL.
Day and tloardlnc Depsrtments Primary
Intermedlato and rollee prernritory
eourses Art Musle Kxnrnssion Dumstle
Bclence. Secretarjshlp Teacher to every il
plrls 4 aero cimnus with take Large
nlry atudv rooms Outdoor nthletlcs, Writs
fcr appointment or telephono Oak Lai
102O Illustrated estaloir
WS E MVRSIIM.L. Principal.
TennsvUnnln rliool for Social Nervlre
Trains for social work In Associated Chnr.
ties Uopltal Pnctnl Service Industrial VV!
faro Work Child VVptfnro Houslnsr Antl
TunenMitosIs inrt Probation TRAIN'
Nl'llir.S for Public Health Work In School
Nursing- Industrial Nurslnc" Medical Social
Service, Tnfanr Welfare and Visiting Nurs
Inn lend for hulletln
1302 Vine St ThlHdclphta Pn
Miss Sayward's School for Girls 1,i,r,",
I'lillu.. I'll, Collect pr, p nnd screlm n
courses lunlor nnd tulnl Pents Athtili
Pnnietl, Silence Carrlipe i alls for puptW
In Hull Cvmwd Merlon an, I VV'v nn, licM
MI'.S .IANT.T SAnVHH) Principal
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tlon Comfortable bulldlncrt modern equip
ment amniiim Arndemlc Collin
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nox 101. i.mti. r. i
WAWinNfiTOX. P. Q.
p
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A nnnrillm
nnil Iay
School for
Girl,
3107 S Sirect.N.W.
Washlrmion.D.C.
Reculsr XIlBh School and Collere Preparatrt-y
Courses Spoclal rertlfleitn Courses- Tns
Arts. Journalism, Short Story Wrltlnr. Kin.
derenrten Normal TralnlnR Domestic Hci
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Mrs. Nnnettr II I'nul. I.1..11.. I'rrsldent.
Author of "Paul s Parliamentary Lv"
Paul itsftut Chautauqua opens at Venie
Park. Atlantic City. N. J . Juty I't
iiwnFitNnrno. v.
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CIIAMIM'Ilc-liriKM, PA.
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triitiro nnd Hpeclil courses Certlfl- ite pril
lefcen noomn wun private rmut ?,."
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Add Frank . Mmclll, A. M.. Prln., Dot XV.
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MORGAN RAJONa'C
EDUCATIONAL
NAVAL AMI MILITARY CAMrS
as trained men. into some branch
tho United States
Roth eves
Expert
Accountants
are greatly in demand. Our
courses in this subject prepare
for the examination for Certified
Public Accountant. Day course
(2 years), evening course (3
years).
The course begins Monday, $
sept. JU.
We tell you all about it in
Cataloy M-,!o.
Phone, DUmond ftll
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Itroid t hrlon llerks E
riillndrlphla
-4l3fifrinf(r:frirt
jvyiuvJMii l
A SCHOOL I OR LIT1LV rilll.DUKV
Boarding & Day Departments
M'KUI, STKLIH AT 1 OUT1LT1I
KeoprtM for 5th A ear In October
Plinn Pnatfin 4 132 Auto her t e
silpntlllf Dim linn for NOKMI. flill
ilren, ,i to 1 i i urt, T he Him of this
huid Is to nle irmnl ( hfldren ati n
ronnii nt M whbh the ""pontaiKoun Im
pulut of hlld life mn lti frt cdom for
Indli dual i,rowth Dirertlon ioern Diet
Kxerc e II.m il i.tititi V iortmenU Con
tnd of Kmotlons On up it Ion etc . dif
fer) nt for acb InlUlduil thtld
NN UINDI1. PIST. Dlrctrei
Montrv-orl Dlplonm, Itoom 1011
nun i iiaj us in
YSTEM 30
Tin; ihim ssTPf DAYS
Toucli Tii'ewrltliicr nmi .nm
imerciiii aubjecl. Kpert tenehera.
Phila. School of Oflice Training
ludir Hide. l(lth A Chestnut
Locust 18G3
i fEfje llpinnn 4cfjool
111.1.(11 h.NOI t " 2T) Inncaster Ate.
AKDMIIIti:
former! Knoun ns
Slhs HUN' r-rlionl. Mil In Line Brunch
Klntlers irten and Primary for both
hos .md Kirls. Junior .mil Senior School
fnr ulrls only Bus service from West
I'hila la 0crhrnoU and Merlon. Opens
Jept 30 Address
MISS SI. II. STKKV. I'rlpclnill.
Short Courses
NO ADVANCE
IN RATES
Honkkcephv Shorthand. Tspenrltlna; Eng
lish, renmjfcfahlp, Dl taphone Comptometer
Day and cvcntim sessions Start ut any time
IndHlliitl Instruction.
PM.MFH srllOOI,. If. South 10th r.
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL
1 tUslinctlvr BuHtnrss School
Qunlitv Instruction In OrpffK Shorthand
Tom h Typewriting. IlookkoTilne QunlKjlnpr
foi II ah alar Dav. In nc I,ei us
k. tul ninil trll Ion Hti I cat etc
ion-; MAKKKr SIKKIsT
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
ClIMMlKs INsTlTI'TI. ?ni(I UfII ST.
(.hfl"'H ror in n nl womon nmatp periods
'all write phono I.oeiiHf 3"84
ion nor HmriPii mill (t.rU
oyKHimooK. PA.
Palms Business College
1711 Chest-I
nut Rt '
Din and FIenlnff Honkkecplnp Cl II Service t
pcretarlal. Touch Typwrltlnp I"nf?Ilfih etc
Attend the lest Individual Instruction
t-clert patronane Phone Pnmct K.'iS
Tenrher W anted Positions waltlntr Fre
retrtstr'n for CnMtr A Normal srrndutt.
Modern Teaehem Onrenn. 1002 larhet H.
KIVOSTOV. p
WYOMING SEMINARY
a ro edurntlonal school wher bovj nnd
cirls Ppt " 'sln of the hlffhest pur
poses of life. Exceptional teachers In
eery dept Collepe Preparation. 13 us!
runs Music Art. Oratory and Domeatlo
Arts and Science Military training.
Gymnasium and Athletic fields 74 th
year Endowed low rates Write for
cataloc Address I. 1. Hpracae. D. D
Prelilent. Kingston. Pa
nKAnisn. r.
Schuylkill Seminary
Reading's Junior College
Preparatory and Junior College rouraea for
all colleges and universities Co-ed. classical,
commercial, music elocution and domestic
science. Rates $378. Catalog on request.
UEV. WAKUKN Y. TEEL. M. A.. II. D
Prefcldent '
nuna Women nnd filrls
JBNKlNTOirv. PA.
Beechwood onc
A Cultured and Practical School
for Young Women, Thoroughly
Established, Strong Faculty
Alms to dlsrover and dee!op Individual
aptitudes Cllrla are prepared fcr rslf.
maintenance and to meet responsibilities
of life Collet, and Preparatory Depart
ments. Music. Art. Domestlo Hrlene.,
Secretaryship. Expression Physical Edu
cation Normal Klnderaarten Swim
ming Pool. Athletio Fields Address
M. 11 ItKASF.lt. Ph. D.. rr.ald.sl
I rt 415, Jenllntown. Pa.
wfit rm:sTEB. p.
DARLINGTON SEMINARY
FOB C.1P.I.S. WKST CIIESTFR. HA.
located on a fin acre estate In Pennsylva
nia's most beautiful farming country. Lian
suase. Art, Music. Expression. Arts and
Craft, and Uome-maklne Courses College
Preparation with certificate privileges.
Catalog. Hox Iin
CHRISTINE FAA8 RYE. Prln.
Al.l.KNTOWN'. I'. I
dlJ f.( COM.KOB KOR'nvOilBN
euar itsi . ali.vjntown, pa .
New lildgs.iti? aires. Kcgreo rourse. Piano,
Art. Voice. Expression aad Home Economics.
Tvte-yc&r courses. Cultural. Secretarial,
. -eVi
AVA .t
e- . sa . j . "A ( - r i.
t, -i.wsm,,
i -dABMasrassssHii'-k-
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Jli'Jl "-eves ,
0' 2
THOMPSON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Nearly every one
knows tho wonderful
results wo attain it is
your misfortune if you
do not investigate. At
tend n thoroughly rclm
ble old-established high
ly respected school,
where you arc assured
a first-class position
uyon graduntion.
Stenography
or
Bookkeeping
Taught in
About 30 Days
Call, write or phone
Locust 3898 for cata
logue. Open all summer.
Day and Evening
$
33
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3
5
VJ
Oil
102
Sessions
Positions
Secured
L&2OA0J
Peirce School
By atlpndliiK re Ircp School you JJ !
ran pnulp run-elf to hold n re X
fponslblo pl.ic" In business KiKht X
now an) number of position aro ?J
wnltlnB for trained workers to JJ i
replace thove who nre cne.iKeil In JJ
the war Younp; women cin sere X
their tountrj In lulpliiK to carry &
on business Pelrco School Is on
n war-time haste nnd offers just S
X the trainuiB needea o
h Write fnr 5Uh Year Book g
S Pine St.. West of Broad y
S Philadelphia g
I Spring Garden Institute
iiiioMi n sphino ii!Di v stfurivrs
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
Automoblb)
Pie. trlcity
Machine Shop
Pattern Shop Pra tlca
Itook llluttr itlon
Free Hand Drawing
Mr h inlcni Drawlm,
Artb t i UiralDrawlnt,
Pri
tlie
Machine Shop M.uhe
mitics
Mnttif tntica
Dt l Imieo ICleetrlnlts Automobile. .T PM
I'lutrated Pro-ipe tin Opi ns September -3
WANAMAKER INSTITUTE
OF INDUSTRIES
23d and Walnut Streets
Opens Septomber 19th
Send for Catalog
F "MENDS'
CENTRAL '
SCHOOL SYSTEM
Prfpare) for roUeF or liulnss Hcooeni
Ninth month IMlh Wrlto for Yfnr Book and i
Itittn PercUul Ttii lor Ilex. 13mm t Uirnr-jt
Wnllarp. Artlng I'rliiB.. l.llli X Kiirr. 1'lilla. '
(PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE
Naval ritll Scrvlrr nnd Mule Rnard I
Ftsms. Business Courses. Typewriting,
Shorthand, Bookkeeping-. French, bpanlsb. !
Draltlnc. write, phune or call.
Brown Preparatory School
BROAD AND CIIFRRY STREF.TS
sllllUTIIAMI AMI IlOtlKKl.lCriMd
Oor craduales are In constant demand Uood
parlnc position, await you Ureaa- Short
hand, the easy, speedy system. Complete
business and secretarial courses Day school
cow open, nleht school opens Tuesday, 3t
jn, 8. Knroll any time Call or writs
lor full particulars ana caraioc
PHILA. IIUMM-s C-OU.KOB
nnd College of Commerce
1017 Chestnut St.. I'hllidelpMa
Strayer's Business College
, I'liIIadtlphIaM Crfntcst Itiihlnesn .School
Ktnprt t.Rfhur Mnrlorn pniilntncnt Indl.
. iduil adancement. (. ha rcea moderate Po.
' eitions truaranteed I)ti and rslcht Clnsaea
7U0 MudentB now attenninir inrou now.
8H7 hermit Mreet. Phone. ijjuit 3St.
"Miss HVUT'S Tmlnlnir ihonl for Mnder
Karlner. 3fi(H Walnut M., Pliilu. Junior,
Senior & Graduate Courts Prim ir meth
od Practical JvlnderEart n Home like stu
dents residence Pnr prinulura add de
lalde T. llln.aii.Prln.. "tr.iH) Ualnul st.. Pliilu.
MII.I.KltSMH.K. I.WCXsTI.K (P.. 1'A
STTI! MIKJIAI, St 110(11 Ileautlful nm
pus Kxcol table htrout; Tarult Tuition
fn. Kail term opens fcepi ''th Tor infor
mation address ('. II. (.OHDIMI.K. I'rln.
0K MNK,
0i
LKi
KAR, crisp nlr - sunny
rooms a course of hum. from
kindergarten (ao i j ears.)
through hleh school .md tollego
preparation, planned not only for
classroom study, but actual prac
tical Instruction there joii hae
tho idea behind the
Oak Lane
A
L-ountry uay scnooi at
Auto-bus from cltN cent r. O r p3-
msnton and Jenklntoun Not fin
a hoarding school Neuest lneth I'll J
ods ni-w buildings democratic f'j
spirit Ilooklet free. Reservations i
now beinc made for 1U1U-.0 "1
$iMA
Phone
Mel rose
607
Philadelphia I
WEST rnKBTF.R. PA.
West Chester State Normal School
On Pcnna n. R : tioiley to Phlla Fits for
teaching, college, business; S220 to (280 for
board. tuition etc.. per year. O M.Phlllpa.Prl.)
XTII.MAMSrrtBT. TA.
DICKINSON SEMINARY pc
story. Elective courses. Co-ed. Large cam-
Xus. 2 gvms . all athletics 1430. Catalog.
ddrss. President Hox K. Wllllam.port. Pa.
VlfKINl f. t.
MAPI
5HURST SCHOOL vi?'!rw
a mlaifa hum. .rhnol fot- llmltajl nnmtu.
of retarded and aubnormal children. Hev.a.
teen y irs' exnerlene, Ttooklet P.
AllEIJil-- IIK.HAIH.T ARVAI1H. Prlneloal
IIK.THI r.lllCM. PA.
MIIKIMIN SEMINARY & COI.I.KdK FOR
tVO.MICN..Uethlrlirm. Pa. PreparHtory and
mtfl Tiinunpnll (VU
m 'i inuiviroun m
BUSINESS 8r
CO&EEGBSL jrffi Pulnej men and nMabU.hmenti a
jMr nrn cagerh walling for u-i to rnd- g
sJ udte ou Do not m!ss this opportu rt
fij iitt "Wilt1 or rail for fruo mtuluif f
0 but do H thH lnlnutt fi
H Hnu f ioht Sfiwonn. llnter nu time Q
R Itj" t hfhinut at Philadelphia bi
.Oradru.lujcrrdUjit gPJJ-gjpt. I ,,5- tfSS&tJtftl W. VS& VME 4
tfrr- -"flit -mmr r 1 1ililfn;; iMJIM
Collek. jraaia iuu uci
Stitb. - i. M, Clenelli
-1nnngMtni nnd Uttm
William Penn Charter School
No. 8 South Twelfth Street
PHILADELPHIA
Toundeil In H'.MJ and charternd by William
Penn nn tbe emo Ua aa tho Ity of I'hila
dlpnla thr I'cnn (. lurter oriiool ha tnaln
tallied an unlntt rruttil rorporntf xltene
Durlnic the pan tori thrro earn the echool
linn KrndmtMl narl 1300 pnp!N of whom
I more than 1100 liae ontlnued their atudles
In a more of (olle(.f nnr) unit prattle
tor thp better nrrommod ttion of the recent
Inrrenned nrnllmi nt n now tvo xtorv
bulldlnit ! be in? ronnlrurted on the West
House tlnn for the future Include the
I full utlllratton for rhml purposes of the
' manlflient plavitip fields of L'J ncrea at
Queen tane Vheao I Ian ar h'td In abey
ance pending the time when the termlna
Hon of v.nr "imditlon mi perm t new
conctrurtlon The JSoth jrur heglm lep
tenihcf 24th lib eer member of jt
r h ttarhinc (tHff on duty w th nuh
ndd tlnn to Iti membership an Increased
enrollment hn rendered nei fniHr
The Irnpertu fnr 101 i t) 1 rendv for
distribution 1 jlldmc op n for Inspection
inn 1 1 isiifli itinn of pupil" ept 4th
KKllMtn lOTT dl'MMI III:, I'll I,
iiiiimsti;u
The Episcopal Academy
Locust and Juniper Sts.
FOUVDEH 179$
With Which Wan United In 1615
The I)e Lanccy School
Thnroueh preparation for CotIe.ru. da.
rlnl C nurse prrprtrlnr for Iluilnfss or
the Tnlted States terrier.
Fepamte Uidn for boi rt to It Tir of
sue -Vluntar Military Prill for boyg
In the Middle nnd Upper Schools
t"PTer School open September lftth.
Middle School September 20th, Lower
School September 2Sd
Head Mnatrr wilt be nt tho Academy on
nnd nfter September 7
T"pttrB TTttlled en eon"ef1on
Her. piuMp .i sTnMi:r. Jr..s t.i.
Ilend MJuster
rnr.TVi)T nii.i,. ta.
Chestnutjlill
Academy
Ao tinttj Lertled Tonntrr HOAHDINC
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR I10Y3
'PHOnOUOlI preparation for coltese.
scientific echool or business Hlfh
ret stnndurdi of Fcboldrshlp
The Bchool l nltuatnd In the hilly
rKlon 11 mlle north of Phlla
Twelie-ncre campus athletic fields
polf link" and complctH equipped
mrnnndum with awttnmlni: pool
Separate Lower School for boys
from six ear upward
Specially low rafei for it
day boardets
For catalog addreai
Jnmr I mrnon Patterson, flendmas)
trr. M. MirttftH, Chestnut Illlt. Pa.
rm:sTRR. p.
PENNSYLVANIA
Military College Men Command
Csrrv On'" Ths th wnrds of lh first
PMC man to fall In No Man's '-and.
express the life and spirit of this old lptl
lutlon whose sons from Lieutenant to
Matnr rienral ar. with the 1'lar as In
run War da
While her craduatss direct munitions' pro i
iluctlon min battleplanes lay down th. ' S
harraae. and eo "oer the top." P. M. C. i
"carries nn" ss steadily and earnestly as J
ever her trslnlnc of men for th. hatllta of I J
peace or war s
The men who lesd are the men who know,
henlnr Unit R O. T. C Colleulat courses
In Civil Enelncerlri, Chemistry. Economics
and Finance. Preparatory and JuHor
bchools
Col. Charles E Hyatt. Commandaat.
Box CCS, Chester, Pa.
"The tTnl Point of yuKTtn "
'rENSIIL'RO. TA.
DERKI0MEN
School For Boys
Instruction In umall irroups personal
-sr KlTtclently prepares for Courses,
Terlinlcal School Unexcelled re ord for
nrholarthlp In leading Toilettes anJ Unl
ernltle Delopment of character and
trnlnlns for rfnclent nerlce In life Sep
prate Junior School complete equipment.
flmnaslum nnd 20- acre athletic field
Mllltar, drill Carnegie Library Not
conducted for profit moderote rfttei.
Send for catalogue.
Oscar S. Kricbel, D.D., Prin.
iiox no. rr.NNsncno. ta.
ALUiMUWN. PA.
Allentown
Preparatory School
Prepare bnvs for leadlnc cnllesej and
tmlveridtles Hlsh standards. New bat Id
lns Special department for boya over 10
Athletic teams T.arce rampus and cymna
ltim Terms -M00. Patalotr on requeit.
Vlilt the achool "W'rlta Box 404
William II Iteene. Principal. Allentown. Pt.
MrairrRnrnn. pa.
UKItt lvlisltt,n, ACAD KM Y offers 7thor.
ouch physical, mental and moral tralnlm
for college or business Under Christian mas
ter from the crtat unlv Loca in th ium.
berland Valley, one of th most plcturcsqu
1 KA.a f Ann.s VVB nt n 17nlllhf . SJSJ'wi.a
(UUia wt. tfiiKCi urn hji" i.i(uir muu I iaj
for Cat Ad. Box 130, Will him Mann Irtliif
IX 1 . Ileadmntler. Men erburir. P.
iii:tiii.kiii:m. p.
Bethlehem Preparatory School
nrthlehrm. Pti.
1C00 bora prepared for leadlns universities
In 40 years Extenshe itrounds Oymna
lum swlrnmlnff pool athletic fields Summer
tesston St-purnte Junior School new build
in Milliard Trulnlnr.
JOHN l TlKifilA. T. A .Headmaster. i
' w w a n tu m n Bf r"
fiU'AKTIIMtlKE PKEPAKATOltl PCI10OL
I A nchool founded upon a basts or true sin
cerlty. well equipped and patronized by fare
tilt- of the beat class Hoja aro moulded tor
1 hlrhest manhood and taiiRht the true mean
Inc of a useful life A Friends' School, but
patronage is non sectarian Summer session '
IVnie JOT UKU , -j nv rwiut " miviii""!"'
A. II TOMMNON, lli-nilmiater, IM 1?,
fSwnrthmore. Pn tl mHeaJromPhtl
Younc Women nnd Olrls
Holman
School
2!0I Walnut St.
A FChool where Blrls and imall
bay are trained and devel
oped In harmony with th
work they will hae to do In
life Close attention gives
each Individual by Instructors
with special apti
tude. Pupils llvs
and grow In the
Induidual
Attention
spirit of usefulness. Classes
limited to 15 Self-expression.
Voice Deelopmenc. Kinder
carten to Colleeo Preparatory
Depts. Auto service for small
children.
5.erlat M lifter's Court in Wm
Cooking and Fronth
Telephone Locust 1SSS
Elittbtlb W. Drsle;, A.D.. Prlntlpil
Phila. School of Design for Women
Reopens September 80.
nnri.r AND MAHTFlt HTBKKTB. PnrLA.
(IKItMANTOWN
WALNUT LANE JIU,;,?0''
City and country advantages High hihool
Graduates, Homeinaklns, ColleRe prepara
tory. Hecjetarlal, Conservatory. Int. Dec'ir,
pnori riory viiiimk, fiwui TorseiaiK riu-
.-
1 oiinc Men nnd Hot..
RVTVW,. PA,
piers.
CtounfrgJBag
an&'Poarftmg
thool.
FOR BOYS RYDAL, PA.
Offrlni: lfi rlBnlsitfs ot modem
snd thorouKh school tralntriB to fftrn.
Ilks rrMng In l'Mlsdelphln. and In
Ihf Mclnlty of Old York nosd. In
Jfnklntown Huntingdon Vallev nnd
nlehhorlne dl-trlcts Thf School
tlus Is orrntpd to mike ronvenlfnt
tho nttpndnc nt pupils arrlvlne hr
rsllrond nt Rydsl or MMidowbrnok
Ftntlons or by Old Tnrk nosd Hot
mlddny msl. small classes rrmpsn
lonsbtA mastsrs, supsrUspd piny ars
fosturos of tho school a larflra moa
cm school hulMInc: Kmnalum. ath
IfMc field ard prhato lake
The new home Is also complete!
equipped with cottages for boardlns
SUCCESS THROUGH THE
LOGICAL SEQUENCE:
Good Air, Good Food, Good
Play, Good Work
VTrltf ter Cntnloo P llllu'lrattt),
MARK H.C.SPIERS.IIrouma.ter
Rydal, Pa.
'
LASrASTPB. l'A.
smmtKoam
Box 550,Lnncater,Pa.
6Sd Yer, Tndowed
$600 JTOfl $800
According tr loratlon of rom
rrr bor iludled IndlTlduill
b MpfM lerher
Gj-mniiirim, swimming pool, tritk,
Un ilhlellc fifldl.
Citalftx nn renueit.
John IT "rliHirkc, A It , Tfeadmiitet
piiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiraii'iiii'Biiiiiiii
Franklin and Marshall
Academy
I ( Ti:iU PA. Pounded 187.
Prepares bos a for all colleen and
tet hub l Thiiols
Itoiutlful eleited Grounds. Excellent
health record
rinn modern equipment T Ihrary,
mmnnnlum All athletics. Military
Ir.iinlnK for older boya.
for older bos
Old School on banls allowing mode
rate trrnm '
("atalocue nnd literature of Interest to
tollene preparntnrs ntudenti on request.
Aildre- Do 412
Ktlnln L llnrtman. A, M.. Principal
lYKNONATt. ?f. J.
.XNNVSXVNNXNNNNNXNXN
WEN0NAH1ffitZ!&
Where character, manliness nnd
honor will bo developed In your
bay throursh tho Military System.
He will be taught how to study
how to learn Twele miles from
I'hila The uual Academic, Spe
cial nnd ritislne" Course-". A
ratalop for the parent nnd for the
bov a bnolt of views of Military
nnd Athletic life
Dr. Charles H, Lorence, Prei,
Maj. Clayton A. Snyder, Supt.
Box 412, Wenonah, N. J.
NAZRirrn. r.
NAZARETH HALL
MILITARY ACADEMY
NAZ.IIETII. PA. Founded 1713
CollfKe preparatory and business lourses.
Senior and Intermediate grades. IJoya It to
18 ears Supervised athletics Modern
military trnlnlnsr 50 years a military
school Illustrated Cntaloff Address Hox 269.
I)R. A. II. THAO.KR. Principal
III. MRSTIIHV. V.
BLAIR
ACADEMY
FOR BOYS
BLAIRSTOWN, N.
Hralthful lnratlon 12 mill's from Dola
arp Water Car 100 acre titinuus and ad
joining farm I'erfcrt pnulpm.nl 8 hand
worn. buildlnRs SuriTlspd nthlctlr Doubln
omnastum rrtparmlon for inlUge anl
t linl ni s.hnnls Mllllarv drill Visit nialr
and spp lis RfUflntnaes Wrltp fnr i at.tlnz A.
JOHN r. MlHIPi:. I.I.. I).. Ilr.trimast.r.
rHINTKTOV. N. 3.
PRINCETON PREPARATORY
gciinor, ton novs
rdlsKS prrparntory for bojs 14 -.ears anl
elder, beautiful location, amall classes, ex
cellent faculty: well-equipped hulldlnKs;
.rsQ rrounds. supervised athletics. 43i
tear Catalog on request
J. B. FINE, nd; Prmceton, N.J.
nAfHKVUrK. W. J.
NEWMAN SCHOOL
IIACKKNmCK. N. J.
A colleee preparatory boardlnp school for M
sovs Under Catholic auspices Small cUssta
lDdH1dul attention Resident chaplain.
JESSE ALIIP-UT LOCKE I.I. D.
President of tho Doard of Trustee
C. E. DELBOS, Head Master
wrsT r.sni nvnni v. j
6IIKI.DON KCIIOOI. ror boys in and u.
i; miles from N Y Catalog Add Box 14.
Ftivervlew Tdi;A West Englewonrt N I
Nr.irrnv. y. j.
Benton Acudetn tor bos 0 to Id Modera
equlpn ent Personal attention Catalog.
Address Principal liox U Newton N
rEWtvoTnv. n. J
The PENNINGTON SCHOOL
College and Technical School preparation,
llllltary drill FHANK MacDANIEL, D.D..
lleadmaater. Box 70. Pennington, N. J.
1 ssirv I'M.l.S. V. Y.
Kl N (I S li V
hrhool for Hot. I
22 miles from New lork High elevation)
lower house for oung bos extensive
grounds supervised athletics mllltrv train
ing J. R. Campbell. M. A.. Fex Fells. N.J.
UTACNTOV VA.
Staunton Military Academy
t)nly GoTrrnm't Honor Academy In Sonth
Largest private academy In the East.
Rojs from 10 to SO years old prepare!
for the Universities. Go eminent Acad
eroles or business Gymnasium, swlmraln
pool and athletic park New 1200.000
barracks Charaes, $470. For catalogue
addres Col. WM. CI. Kable. Ph. I.t
Prlnrlual. btaunton. V
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