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LOAFING ON JOB
Moran Wasn't Kept
1 Uh . Cmahhh .
xjuoy aim uuiiimmi
Easy Berth
ffA.tyiia has a perfect right to fire hlm-
fr-hr a change. In doing so Casey
ran established a precedent.
SpRMoran did it without consulting any-
KMy. Casey worked for the bis bag-
?JedlnK plant at VnshlnBton Park, lie
7L.S Li. 1 i n .u. i.t. x--
r.i" iiiuiscii lur iuuiiiik uh ma jyu. ui
Wthat he chose to be a slacker. He says
fr;fc,had to loaf.
fcveTnere 'was not worn enoURh to Keep
RwWlr coins, so he lust cot tired of It.
jttt.out one of the form dlschnrne cards
iJHMtt. he as head of the RalvaRe depart-
VVDMit had used manv a time tn thin nut
LUelS fc'- .. . . .
EHlu xno payrou ana wrote nis own
name
on It.
K' Casey handed the card in at the office
Jl m ..If.-. a l ..- -... .-.
tjjfy employment manager to figure the mal
ar xer out aione. it is snm imp company
Is loath to pnrt with the services of the
man who Is declared to linvo set the
Cf" pace for all the great ravaging of lum-
ber am; other material around the Mg
jrAhlnyards and other Government Imlus
? rt-s-.i.
Until the war started rtiaey was a
,yj newspaper man .as mich ne nns worked
rrom the Klondike to the (Hilt nnd from
t. Seattle to Boston.
' ',I1. . M . ,.
wunin a lew wecj;s nner .vioran
started his salvaging activities lie sis.
.tematlxed the work to such a point, he
jjfer cays', that he could In twenlv minutes
riJ fell hie twen lirMt- t mir In 1hf.li tt hMn .
V " . . : J !-"
day, and then his own day's work was
Ki. Virtually done.
"It's too tame for me down there now."
hB?M!- ald Cnsev. "I want work- I don't
lfnnw whflhpp llinv nrn nntlQfltid with mft
rSE.. down there nr tint, hut f knmv t wiih tint !
' ..-.. :
Baiisneu wun my asj joi, so i e gone
on a hunt for another."
Business Career
A Story of Salesmanship
(Copr.?ht.
Wr. Whitthrnd tv til miswcr vour bumne
?QVCMtiou& on buying. ncllUu, nd'trtib antt
9Vploirnent. Auk uour tiicstioiitt clrartu nul
ivBi J'l'f aH "''' f. Your f oi riff tirmr an it
i&r 'lull addrevs must h t.ikrd to all ivtinirtr.
. Thone tchich are otmitymon inf br io noted
vfir Afittrrrt to ircitnirai iiursitnuH v ill nr irtit
in this column. Th tno-t uitrimtHio prob
)em of inniitrm wtll he uuven hi to the
atorv of Peter Flint.
CLXXV
I'm mighty glad it's Monday
TjjHEW!
irc
again. I certainly bad a fierce time
ihlg week-end feel better now, but Jitn
mlny crickets'
The last thing I wrote about was how
I got hat Mr. Featherstone to agree tr,
eee the doctor for an examination to
find out whether or not he could take i
Insurance with the Magnitude I.lfu In
, urance Company.
' As several of the other fellows had
failed to lalse a flicker of any kind from
Featherwtonc, I was feeling kind o' stuck
on myself. When I got to the offices
Jof the Magnitude I made my report to
Perkins. As soon as I had done so be
took up the telephone receiver, got con
nected with old man (Joldman's otllce
and said, "Flint's come In now, sir "
For a second he bela ibe rece'.ier to his
ar. then hung It up nnd said, "itun
J right along Into Mr lioldtnan's ofllci "
J. At first I thought it meant that I
was colnir to have I lie can tin onto
fthw, but somehow I felt it wasn't that,
for I've been doing prctts- decent lately.
Only last week. Goldman told me that
if I kept on hs I vvaa going I'd make
a real Insurance man some day.
As soon as I got Into his otllce I saw
Goldman and dad I could see at once
that dad was upset, but, of course, I
-'didn't k.novv what It was about. 'Jold
snan Immediately got up and said. "Flint,
your father wants to have a talk witli
.you, and I have told him thnt )ou can
Use this ottlce without Interference."
As he passed, me on his way out of the
S office he put his hand on my shoulder
for a minute ns if he were going to say
omethlng, then he patted -me once or
twice and walked on".
"Hello, dad," I said "Hope ou bad
K good time in Philadelphia."
"Peter, my boy. sit down."
I did so.
Dad was Just roc!.!ng back and forth
Vln a swivel chair, pulling nnd biting at
Shis lip, a habit which he has when he is
worrying over someth'ng. After a min
ute he began-
Peter, 1 have Just come from New
ark."
jg, tvordy, I groaned to myself, "lie
Kjitaont like ltosie."
WT ' "i met XIii''' i'er hile there and
br:- , had a long talk with her "
SK 'Tea. dad."
"I am afraid, Peter, we didn't get on
Tery well together."
"I'm awfully sorry lo bear that, dad.
Tou see ltosie Is u bit different from
what we are and you probably didn't
understand her and .-he aidn't uuder
atand you, and ou sp "
"Yes, I see," he sal'd" giunl.v "I was
very sorry, my boy but 1 am frank to
confess that I thought ltosie a rather
jf? Impudent, empty-aeadid chit of a g rl
who woman t d me ttiuu ui a ne'pmnie
my boy would want for nil his life
Perhaps I have mlsjuJged her us she
misjudged me. for a I left her she
called me a 'stuck-up ha j seed.'
I flushed at this.
"Peter, my dear dcur boy." and here
dad got up from his chair and walked
around toward me. "Po you really feei
In love with that that girl""
certainly do" Somehow the veiy
,e dad began to question whether
all r'ght I felt that I wanted
Otosle more than anything else tn tne
jiosic anu me nave oeeii
much aMot together, dad We've nau
iome pretty tough sledding here in New
;Tork. She doesn t make any too mucn
money ana i nuven i uau nut;u i.n
I. of help tnat i e maue any iw
ich myself. ,
"Have you gone short of food, Peter?
ad asked quietly.
I. "No, dad." I felt sulky.
-... 1Atr vnn t.-nmv that that
jkfXver Blrl Is not the kind of a grll you
Would IIKe to introouce ai nome.
SAThen my temper ran away with me.
gjfe
IF-
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TO BE SOLD
BYTHE
I:
ALIEN PROPERTY
CU STODIAN
rfr.VT 117 A OTP
AJTIUIM WAoifc
e$ '
lMh dav of Autrust. 1918. at 10
Cinse. Stone Buildinir. Central and
X rwlll offer for sale at nublic sale,
P Miti as shall be determined at the
M mn or less, now located at the
McK.enzie ana winslow warenouse, ran uiver, iiass.
r
Alien Property Custodian.
For further information concerning terms and conditions of th
above le apply to Horace O. Kllbourn, Room S18, 110 West
Jnd Street, New Yort City. ..
JOSEPH F. QUFFEY,
., Director of Salts.
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CASEY MORAN
:arr,:rrr.sas.c.. discharge record
' Hum Roll N. Dili limit
- Casey Moran lUt Aug 22
OessMtien Toelt O. K. P Roll Olio
' Supervising rorettan gy
TKaf. Frl. Sol. San. Moo. Taoo. Wee.
tlowro
Worts
Hews Hoar Roto Eftmse Chmi Ci.ttA iw. Pold tuts Pus
Mot enough work to
keep ma busy 'Caoey1 Moron
M"" " Caeeylloran c""' Paddy Uaxdi
NAVY YARD HOUSING PLANNED
l S. Soon Will Let Bids on 576
Hotnc9
Plant for construction of S7C dwell
ings to house workers of the Philadel
phia Navy Yard hae been completed
!) the commission on industrial housing.
Washington, rnd bids will be asked In
i few i!.ik
The houses are to lip bul't on Oregon
:inu Jnlinston avenue, and sopnth.
I'arlen, Tenth. Manliip and Thliiecth
streets. They will be of brick, two
stories high and In rows, ('niuitrncilon
will start us soon a possible
Klgures as to the c i.' of i ach bruise
me withheld In lln InUuslrla! bousing
commission. ht-aiisi it might give bid
ders some Idea nli.u prices u .isk
WAH HALTS KXI'T.ORKnS
r.cklc) IJ. l.ovc r.pc(Iitioii tn r,jiit
...
r.i.lniinnl
Because of tho war 'lie lVKIi-y Jl
Co.e. Jr. expedition to Kgvpi lias been
postponed for nt le.it n joa', It !j an
ntiiriciMl h.v tiio l"n!eislt .Muse'iti
lit I'lnrencf S Fislur who w.is to
',,:1d ti
exnedit'on It. is . i .'ilnrr,l u , mh.
mtuu.1.1
misSiiiu In tile lltltMi :irmi .ltnl nu.ral
nf his assistants hale joined the Hid
Cross.
of Peter Flint
by Harold Whitehead
I'US)
I Jumped up nnd aid, "And why not"
Who are we thit we think we arc so
ail-fired Important? IJosie s father was
.1 coal merchant in I'ennsvlinnla be
fore he died, and you are just n diugglst.
1 can't sec that a druggist Is an.v hot
ter than a lojI merchant Upsides, dad,
I am old enough to look after myself
and if I want to marry Hosie I.ever. bv
lod' I'll marry Hosle Lever, and that's
all there Is to it."
"Would nu marr.v her. Pelt r." asked
father In a strained voice, "if you know
that she couldn't very well come to
Farmdnle and meet .vour friends? And
',Mt "'" "ould not be hnjipy and com
i fortable with us, and
"Oh." I biol.e in. "so that's II ' Look
heie, dad. if jou want to do the Mern
p.irent act, go ahead and do It Damn it
a.l, I le managed to get along so far
without you and I guess I can continue
to do It "
".My boy, my boy. don't s.iy anything
you will be sorry for You are going
over to Newaik this afternoon, aren't
you?"
"Well, reset e your judgment until
you have talked with Miss I.ever."
Then I got real mad "Damn it all.
have you been saying anything to that
girl to some In between us?"
"What of It?" .
"I told bet.' said dad. "that It would
spoil jour life If she married you"
".My floil '" I roared. "That's more
than you or any many have an.v right
to say" I clenched my fist atid was
about to hit dad when the door opened,
and tlolilmati came In nnd said, "Flint
the cashier wants to give jou jour
money" He walked in between dad
and me as If to pick some papers off
his desk
I kind of got a hunch that lie saw
mischief was brewing und upset the
brew, as It were.
TO FIND HOMES FOR CLERKS
Emergency Fleet Proposes Bu
rean for Women Employes
Kmergencv net Corporation olllclale
'""i"' 10 loirn a bureau to look after
tne welfare of .voung women employes,
Its chief function will be to provide nde-
qunte, leasonably-priced living quartets.
Charles PIP7. vice president of the fleet
corporation, announced this afternoon
tills move was lielng considered, as a
serious shortage of stenographers and
typewriters is teared unless home can
be found for several dozen voung women. '
It is planned to have the bureau In .
charge of a competent woman Miss
lillzaheih Ktilglit Kckcrt. In charge of
lecords In the personal division. Is men-1
tloned us n possible appointee.
The Inadequate housing facilities have
aireauy caustd a number of resignations.
"l"NMi:il RJX1KTS
ri.TlC CITY. N. .1.
' I lAYMORc.ATUNTiccrnl
I lTO0flSG!foTEST HOTEL SUCCESS
HOTEL CHELSEA
OPH.V AM, TUT. THAR
KNTIHK IU.OCK OK OCHAN' KRONT
Wcstirunster '.V; "fc."-,,".
JitVV, (4
.;ir 51-u up wtTkty s; f,i up dtlr,
CIIAH ll(lllri
ruim i
HOTEL BOSCOBEL Sjgtuc"v; ""
UCIl Ahvny open
nn.r Knrnn nliin llklt K MARIOS'
ESMNOT()N. I'..
TinJeum Inn "n ",e I'lr. Cafe
itnicum inn A (jrll D,ni.,llir JIon
WVd fi Trl Cii C'hlrkyn ti wafflw dinners
srniNn JKE I1E.CII. N. J.
The Shorehom
Spring ljik. nnua.
ivew jerrer,
tciited on the lake: two hlorku from oc.i
t.thlnic bi-li. K.K. BPANOr.N'HBRO. Pro
KKAKinn rAKK. x. j.
THE MANHASSET
Directly on the ocean front Capacity 300.
Booklet II ROSS TURNER. Trop.
v
.JSotice is ttcreoy given tnat the un-
dersigned, A. Mitchell Palmer, as
Alien rropeny uustoatan, on tne
o'clock A. M.. at the Bowen Ware-
Davol streets. Fall River. Mass..
to the hiehest bidder, all. or any
sale, of 2200 bales of cotton .waste,
said Bowcn Warehouse and the
A. MITCHELL PALMER.
ititX L L A. m. LL k A. L 11
"FIRES" HIMSELF
BRISTOL LABOR DAY PLANS
I i ratio of ations Arranged by
Merchant Shipbuilder
Ta1ior Hay I to bo celebrated at tho
yard of tho Merchant Shipbuilding Coi
poration. Hrlslnl. with a "parade of all
i nt.m." th" Teutonic allies cxe pted, f
i o-'r-fe. anil lb' launching uf tin j.mts
v 4 olid sh'it
Tin' pat id ith MOikmen of many
na: imnlitlrs In lu III traorH IJrWtnl
and Hirihnun In tho Inornlnp The
lanncbinj; !. Hhiidultd for -o'cloclc In
tlir afteruunn.
On ibo Tturda' following T.abnr Pay
the Merchant shipbuilder.1 will bavo a
picnic at Uurllngtnn Island Park.
MitjTIV i:it1t dirk bulliltr nt TTii!
Isl.tnd refofrpn fn th fnl tb it h i:itinr
Him nt h- lilttoil h In ivr th llf nf
m.-Mtm hum in Ivin ' IVb 11wh nt 1 "'-'
Vortli T'oni -r.iti 1 fr rt nnl ttv m n
iou i(f.i in i d Io.l tn lii' moil )
Wini.im S"tli IMi" Winimhotriilnp Mn-t
ulvi - 1 to otk 't HiC lolnpd The t t.
" xinti'T'i nnt I n fp ilu 4 ncn whn
llrb mbm i' '1 In ttt bloofl trnnfii.nn nt
i "h I .1 Inhi i lmTiln Th nll nt .
ulT' Mm ulth "y i nleli"!" iin'tnl'. ' Kih r
riixni'l"'! t im il -llfi n- nt insert l tn
tlii rc-n'i' r " th' lniltnl Mi'nnr'tli"
nnd h' In. 1c-on lnfrtrmrl tliot tits Hirnn'O
put th firm r Ilur Inlmd uorkmm mi th
road to rH if "j .
JIMMIH MX I.I TV. "T th N York hi! r I
llbrirv iVo't-tin-nt 1 ft Sitnrdt fr !
okn x-'ctiin nil lb- nthr Pbr ir ti
pUpxpn 1j'1'i In irtlMl fi ilin'- no b lu
p rrt with bun MullfU 1" In )n with nn'
of niouc -tT'. Lost Klrl Hut no's sphinx
on l IV Miibtr( t jipri mini" rrrnt nhpplntf
tnurn nnd nihor cutil( lnu urtlnns 1m- s t
th whole lllirnn f!tMrtmrtnt thlnKInc and
B-n-sHlppin too now th t Mullen 1 on
with hlH iMKkotH nilod "Hli Ptivlntr" Mulifn
mid li. tn K"lnc tu Atlintlr Olty hut tht
nn much ai nnvbotb prm to know nbout bis
trip. f
5 HURT IN MOTOR ACCIDENTS
AH Victim of iVcck-Entl Mis
liiips liniiroviiif!
Five persons who were Injured In ku
lomoblle accidents esterday weie re
liortctl Improied today
In a cr.ili between a motorcycle with
n side car nnd nn automobile on Tor
resdale avenue last nlRlit Albert Somp,
71 HI WiMiinnmlntr avenue, and his six-
year-old son, TCiennrd. were injured.
valter Sehoepf. C31 West Indiana ave
nue, who was also ridlnir In the motor
cycle, was sllRhtly injurnl. The drlier
of the automobile, Josei'h T.yscownslfi.
2700 ISist Cambrl.i street, was arrested
Struck by the fender of an automobile
which sUldded tlilrtv teet. nine-year-old
Samuel n.iblnky, J47 Dickinson street,
was hurled against the cuihstone nnd
reeehed a fraetuie of the skull.
Heba Shane, eighteen jears old, 1234
Marshall street, stepped In front of an
automobile on the Northeast Bouleard
nnd was badlj Injured. She Is In Frank
ford Hospital
CHILD KILLED BY TRAIN
Kour-year-old I2a Pollnskl, HID
South Kortj -ninth street, was killed es
teiday bv .1 Ienns lvanla Hal I road pas
senKer tiain at Flrt -fifth street and
IMschall aicnue
With lier Hix-year-old brother, Henry,
the little Klrl was currylnc some (lowers
to plac on her mother's gr.ie in Wood.
larrN I'emeterv
Clearance Sale
Blank Books, Stationery
B Manila Copy Sheets,
75c per 1000
Stenographers' Note
Books, 80 leaves,
75c per dozen
Ledgers, Journals, etc.,
at pre-war wholesale
prices
Stuart Bros. Co., Inc.
I Manufacturers, Stationers & Printers
I 410 Market St.
r.iirOTiiiN.i.
fSjy jjajjl iHl LMPWJl 7 w!l4KvMHHreflDeu3fllittnl4$ vV&tiZ&IEGBSi'KEl
157 Years Old and Stronger Than Ever
Since 1760 Germantown Academy has taught and trained
Philadelphians. We're legitimately proud of our enviable
record because it means that now, when your boj enters
the Academy, he benefits by our years of experience and
high standards.
Germantown Academy
trains boys in thorough study and directs them in play gymnasium
work and athletics. Thorougli college preparation. Military training
(army setting-up exercises and drill) will be given this fall in con
junction with the regular gymnasium work. It helps keep boys
physically fit for possible future demands.
The new department, a kindergarten, supplemented with Liberty
Tadd system, will be ready in September for little girls and boys
four and five years old. This department is conducted in a sep
arate building with separate playground, but adjoining the building
and grounds. All-day school for 1st Primary, 6th and Upper 6th
Forms luncheon at the school.
158th year open In September. The Headmaster Is at the office from
9 to 12 every school day and can be seen personally or reached by telephone
Germantown 4140.
Germantown,
PLAY WEEK GAMES ,
GIVEN WAR NAMES
Patriotic Celebration Opens in i
Recreation Centers 400,000
icrcation Centers 400,0(
Children Will Take Part
Patriotic play week, marking tho cloS'
Ing of the summer recrentlon cenfers,
opened this afternoon when boys nnd
girls of the city under fourteen years moved to the Chester City Hospital; The
of nge took part In the first events of a . company's own chief surgeon, Or. H M.
. o, , Armltage, sticks to the patients though
long progiam of "fair play" war games. wherever they go. and their comfort
Tho patriotic rallies nnd exhibitions "'"1 welfare nre looked after until re
... ...... . ..-.. ..t.. l?over:-..-NoC.nr' their families forgot.
various
are uciiig neiu in me ""'" i"-
grounds throughout the cit. The cele
bration will continue dally until Friday
Today was set n-dde for tho children,
Hip piogram opening at 1'30 o'clock
wltli baby parades, followed by rhyme
and finger plays, singing nnd the diama
tlz.itlnn of talcs. These were followed
bv games for the little children, song
games and plays,
The-wartime recreation drive is being
held at the suRRestion of the children's
bureau of the Board or Kducanon iinu
liie woman's committee of the Council
of National Defense.
K.ich pi.iKronnd Is named after an
army cantonment nnd the itaines nre ca
mouflaged with war mimes. The sack
nice becomes the "tank tance," the hop,
skip nnd Jump Is "erosslns tho Marne.''
tin- i.ires .11,. "first to Ileilln." nnd tlie
potato rice the "cinnon-ball dash"
it is estimated that about 400,000 chil
dren will take part In the exercises
throughout Uie week. Tomorrow has
lip, n set nlde as "A Day In a Training
f'limp " Wednesday as "Allies' Day."
Thur-il ly as "Anuv nnd N.ivy Day" and j
Kiid.i as "I'amouflaKc Day."
COP 'OFF DUTY BANDITS FLEE
Clerk Suva Patrolman Refined to'
Pursue Hold-Up Men I
A policeman Is said to hae refused
to ili.iso iiitomnliilo bandits who held up
and lobbed Morris Augenbllck, pro-,
pilt-tnr ot a diug More at Fiftv-seeond
ami Arch streets, in his store two weeks i
ago. because lie was not scheduled to go
mi rtutj foi ten minutes
This w.ia Hie testimony of a clerk em
plnM'd bv Augenbllck at the hearing of
H.uo'd lloffmiti and llylaud Williams,
.nested in .nnectlon with the tobbory,
li"foic M, gistratc Mecleary at Central
Station t'Kla.N , '
After the hearing Captain lining said,
the cleik would be take to tho l'ifO-,
fiiuitli and Media streets police station
tills afternoon, and would be gHen n
ihincn to lilentlfv the pntiolman
Huffman and Williams weie held for
. uit H was testliled Williams diove
a tnxlctili in which the bandits went to i
the drug store, but lie Hunted knowledge i
of the lobberj.
Shirt news for men
$1.00 for fine Shirts
Worth $1.50 & $2.00
IT'S our annual
clearance and
every shirt in the
big lot is marked
down from regular
stock. Fine madras
and percales, smart
in line and attrac
tive in patternings.
William H.
Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut St.
EniTATIONAI.
Philadelphia
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IMPROVE SHIPYARD HOSPITAL,
Clicntcr Company Cnrcs for 4000
Cnsos a Month
Improvements have been made to tho
Chester Shipyard Hospital, which make
u w of the best-cquipped and most
imndflrn hlnnaa nt 41.. 1.1.. . .1
,try. The next Improvement will be an
entire new building Insldo the yard,
ino Hospital was started nbout two
.v ears in go In a one-story shed Just In
s dp the main entrance, but the hospital
staff lias managed to get along there
very well.
Full treatment Is given there In cases
.of minor injuries, but owing to lack of
rnnnt llm
ion. .miss Jinrr et UurrowH. the mm
pnny's visiting nurse, comforts tho rela
tives In many ways.
All acute nttacks of Illness while on
duty nrp attended to In the vnrd hos
pltnl The monthly avcrnge of cases
treated at the hospital runs up around
4000.
in two vears only two legs, one arm
nnd one finger have been sacrificed at
the ard Many compound fractures nnd
dislocations, which a few years ago
would have necessitated (imputation.
.have been Rueeessfullv trentnit u-lihnni
such sacrifice. Doctor ArmltaKO reports.
lloth Seies
J2A Arxr,f
mnTMM.
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
EVERY YOUNG
AND EVERY
is wanted at once to fill good-paying positions as Stenographers
or Uookkeepers. Thousands have left offices and industrial plants
to fight. You can help by training to take their places and earn
fine salaries. It is your duty. This is the school that will thor
oughly prepare you for this patriotic service and start you on the
road to success in life. Most up-to-date courses in Business Ad
ministration, Secretarial Wook, Bookkeeping, Accountancy, Ste
nography, Typewriting and Civil Service. Write, 'phone or call
for our free catalogue.
Day School Begins Sept. 3. Night School Begins Sept. 4.
BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES
925 CHESTNUT STREET
FRIENDS'
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.
Gimrded companionship; close per
sonal contact with skilled teachers.
Special attention to physical train
ing. Keparato departments for boys nnd
Klrls In senior school, llconena Ninth
month 21th.
Year Itmik now rendv t Write for Rnte.
I'EKCIVAI. TAYLOR RKX. KMMA llAlt.NEN
WAI.I.('K. Artlns I'rlnrlnnls.
l.-itli anil It uro St.. I'llllaitrliilila
BANKS'
COLLEGE ?
U'lillnl'r.0ua ntirl nfttliral AL)lIltY
are poor, nsnet. but motVrn fffl
rlency comes onlv through irainliy
1.,- ..niPtlixil rniir."4 pnnhl0 you to
dpcurn hiiiI hold a nosltlon at u fed
m,n I tn atnrl
n. j. 'iht Af-cMit. T?nfrrniifi ftmc
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j ' A rnf'inin -i.. i iiiiiiiirunuu m
Thousands of Positions
Now nvnllnble to jottni: women In Hall
rami. (iernment Work nnd Yeonunry.
Well-trained utenoBrnpherR & bookkeep
ers to till the aeaneles left bv men, Tho
rout of our course to trMn sou Is small
nnd It tHrtes nbout 'M) d.tn Our Kratl
uates hold Rome nf the best positions In
the city Write NOW for booklet or call.
30-Day Business College
Vurkuny Hide,. Ilroad & Cherry Ms.
s 3CTje Upman cfiool
"UEIXII KNOLT.." !Stl T.anraster Are.
AKDMORE
formerly knoun m
Minx lulls' Hrliool. Mnln Line Prnnth
Klndcrcnrten nnd Prlnnrv for both
boys nnd Klrln. Junior nnd Senior flrhool
for Blrln only, Itus nervlro frnm Wett
1'hlla. via Oierbrook and Merlon. Opens
Sept 3(1 Artdn-nt .
HISS It. II. STEEN. rrlrrlnnl.
THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS
Draughting. MAthfinntlrf(. Mechanics.
NAVAI. AnCIIITKCTKRK
MrhnnJowl Drawing for Young Women.
Short Courses inmates11
DooUkeeplnir. Shorthand. Typewriting, Eng
llih, Penmonithlp, Dictaphone. Comptometer.
Day and eenlng eeelons. Start at any time.
IndMiiunI Instruction.
r.M.Mrn orimor.. in sonih inth 1 1.
Palms Business College "J,,,0"-
Day nnd Kvenlng. Roolikrpnlng. Cli II fri Ic.
Frcretarlal Touch Typewriting, Knglliih. etc
Attend the lft. Indlvlduil Instruction.
Hlect patronag. PhonB Pphip tr.r.2.
MI HnT" Tr-lnlng Sclionl for Kinder-Brtn-r.
Snoo Wnlnut St., Plilln. Junior,
Senior A Orad'mtp Coursa. Prlmarv meth.
nde. Practical Klndprgortepa Itotnc llkp Stu.
dents' resldenco For partlcMlwra add. de
lnld T. Illman.rrln., SBOO Wnlnut Kt..Phlla,
Teaflien, Wanted Positions waiting. Fre
reirletr'n for College & Normal graduate.
Modern Teflfliera' Itnrean. 100? Market St.
Mlf.TXnlVIT.T.-K. T.AKnASTKK CO.. PA.
8TAT1'. NORMAL SCnOOI. Deautltul ram-
pua Uxcel. table. Stron? Facultv. Tuition
free. Kail term onena Sept. nth For Infnr
matlon addreea C. II. OOnlllNIKR. ITIn.
WEST? rUKSTKR. PA.
WEST CHESTER STATE NORM XT, SCHOOL
Both aeiea. 1220 to " O. M Phlllpi.Pnn.
KWOHTOV. PA
WYOMING SEMINARY
A co-educational school whew boyt nnd
vlrla ct vision of the highest pur
poses of life. Exceptional teachers 1q
every dept. Col lore Preparation, BusN
ntss. Music. Art. Oratory and Domestls
Arts and Science. MllUary training,
Gymnasium and Athletic fields, 74th
year. Endowed low rates. Writs for
catator. Address L. T. S pro roe. V. I
President, Kingston. P.
Younr Men and Roya
IIARRISPURO.
A Central School near a Capital City
A country school founded 1780. Modern
buildings, largo campus. Advantages ot
small classes and Individual Instruction.
Thorough college preparation. Itatea
SoOO to 1600. Supervised athletics.
Separate school for younger boya. We
invite closest Investigation a personal
lslt If possible. Write for our cata
logue and plans of new dormitory. New
Junior school building will be open for
September term. Address
ARTHUR K. UROVVN. U.A., Headmaster
NKWTON. W. t.
Nowton Academy for boya 9 to 19. liod.ra
aaulpment. Personal attention. cataioj
Adores. Prlnelpal.
Ro U Newton. N.
tvrr BMiLKwnni. N. j.
kUELDON SCHOOL For boy 10 and ua.
LTi"" fiSlASWft.u
SCENARIO TO SCREEN
AND IN BETWEEN
Photoplays and Players to Be
Seen This Week at Local
Theatres
Kntherlne Harris Barrymore, of the
famous Barrymore family, Is one of the
cast In "Tho House of Mirth," which
Is nt the nccent. little Briscoe, who
will be remembered ns n I.ubln ylnyer.
Is also In tho cast,
Cecil B. DeMllle hns directed anclhe:
bis production, "'Till I Come Back To
You," which 13 at the Strand. In Its
cast Is to be found n new name, O. But'
ler Clonbough, who has heretofore been
known as Gustav on Seyfferltz. Ho Is
now directing I.lla I.ee, the Paramount
star.
Organists are an Important factor In
the presentation nf a movie and Otto
Schmidt, of the Leader, Is preparing a
special program to be rendered In the
near future. Miss Delmar, daughter of
Jack Delmar, of the Stanley Company,
EDUCATIONAL
Both Sexen
m
Patriots
Attention!
MAN UNDER 20
YOUNG WOMAN
E
HES ft
LPHIA, PA.JW
PIIILADEL
Department of Commercial
Education
INTENSIVE WAR COURSES
11c!n Spptember 3. Exceptional ndvantnncH
re offrretl to students who register before
September 1
The rrElxlrntlnn ofilrrs nre open day and
c enlns, evert Siiturdny
nrlie for Cataln-; 31-10
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
JL nronil ft. h.lnw Ilerlm A
rhlludtlnlita
Training for
War Time
Business Service
Tske ndvantne "f tb peclal war
time courts Ht Tetree School so that
you can help fill th" places of those who
have cone to war. Trained younff women
have greater opportunity than eer be
foro. Write for 54th Year Dook.
Peirce School
Pine Street. West of Broad
Spring Garden Institute
BROAD AND SPIll.V OAItDnN STREETS
ItCriiNlAL MJHUOL5
Automobile
Klettrlclty
Machtnu Shop Prac
tice Machine Shop Mathe
rattern Shop Practice
J look Illustration
Freo Hand Drawing
Mechanical Drawlnn
A rchitecturalDrawlnff
matics
.tittiueiniica
Dav Clussefl Electricity & Automnhltft. .1 PM
Illustrated Prospectus. Opens September 23
ESDON HALL"
Chestnut Hill
A school of lndlldu.il Instruction espe
cially designed tor the idur.itlon nnd devel
opment of chlldnn who tind It dllllcult to
nroKress In ordinary schools, llro.nl shaded
lans. Supervised emf, Kaslly accessible
to Chestnut Hill It It. Stntlons.
Iteeldcnt and day pupils.
MISS LXWKKXfK. I'rlnclnal.
WORTIIAKII AND llOOKKKKl'INI)
Ocr graduates are In constant demand. Ooo4
raying positions await you. Oregg abort
hand, the easy, speedy system. Complete
business and secretarial courses. Day school
bow opent night school opens Tuesday, Sept.
n. x,nroii unv time, uau or writ
msja or inn particulars nna catalog.
UTlsB Tmr a nmivvcii r VVr
nnd 'College nf Cemmrrre
1017 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia
WANAMAKER INSTITUTE
OF INDUSTRIES
23d and Walnut Streets
Opens September 19th
Send for Catalog
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia's Greatest Business School
Expert teachers. Modern equipment. Indl.
vldual adiancement. Chartes moderate. Po.
LtiSne.uarantefd- Dy "n't Nluht Classes.
.JSrS.tu1."1l"Jiow.aMen5Ln'' Enroll now.
07 Chestnut Street. rlione. Walnut 3SI.
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL
A distinctive Butlntls School
Quality instruction In Orecit .Shorthand.
Touch Typewriting;. Hookkeeplnfi. Quallfylnu
for Hlah Salary. . Day; Kvenlne. Let us
send l'HBK trial lesson, also ill cat., etc
10.03 MABKKT NTREKT
WIRELESS TELEGftAPHY
CIIAI.5IKI18 INSTITDTE. IM8 ARCH ST.
Classes for men and women: private periods.
Call, write or phone I.ocuit 3384.
OAK T.A1STJ. PA.
OAKINE COUNTRY DAY ftcnoOL
irlilta Road. Oak Ijine. rhlla.
0-lcra farm, Special attention. Domoeratlo
nuit. Ases 4 to I. Motor bus. Booklet.
Yonna- Men and floTS
BLAIRBTOWN. K. J.
BLAIR
ACADEMY
FOR BOYS
BLAIRSTOWN, N. J.
Healthful location. 12 miles from Dila
ware Water Gap. 100acre campus and ad
joining farm. Perfect equipment. 8 hand
some buildings. Supervised athletics. Double
gymnasium. Preparation for college and
technical schools. Military drill. Visit Blair
and see Its ndvantsaes Write for ratalng A.
JOHN C. MIARrn. IX. D.. Headmaster.
HACKKXBACK. N. .
NEWMAN SCHOOL
HACKENSACK, N. J,
A college preparatory boardlns school for 8
os. Under Cathollo auspices. Small classts,
tadlvtdusl attention. Resident chaplain.
President ot th Board of" Trust.
C. E. DELBOS, HMd Mart
Mfir ml
Is the chief musician fit the Tllvoll thea
tre and her faculty of "playing the
picture" s one of the reasons for her
success. It is difficult to accompany a
production with an Impromptu musical
score.
Scenes taken at the Itlverton Yacht
Club's Aquatic carnhal are 'an added
feature of the Stnnley news this week.
"The Hun WHhln" Is the big production
scheduled there for Labor Day.
The first Wot Philadelphia showing
of D. W. Griffith's newest production,
"Tho Oreat Love." Is nt the Locust.
Henry B. 'Walthall returns under the
Direction of Mr. Orltnth.
There Is an exceptionally good fight
scene In "The Plunderer," which has
William Farnum no a star. The Fifty
sixth Street Thcntre will hae the play
on Wednesday. Edgar Lewis made
tho production at Fort Lee, X, J al
though It Is a replica of a place In the
western part of the United States.
Photoplays will be an Important fac
tor In the programs of the William
Penn, which openss todny for the fall
season.
Vltngrnph and Triangle productions
wilt be shown nt the Nixon nnd Colonial
theatres this season.
War Training for Women
A Call to Service Trained Woman Secretaries
are needed to, speed Government Work
One of tho Government's
great needs is for trained secre
taries and statistical workers.
To help supply them, Drexel
Institute, in co-operation with
the U. S. Civil Service Com
mission, has prepared special
training courses.
Graduates of theno courses will
be eligible for certification to posi
tions under Civil Service. Tho
certificate of graduation will be the
basis for rating; no further schol
nstlo test will be required.
1. A four months Intensive, course
for High School graduates who
arc (iinllflel In Stenography
nnd Typewriting nnd hao
had ono year's experience In
business.
2. A one year's Intensive courso
for college graduates. Specific
technical and statistical secre
tarial training of high grade.
3. A two years' courso for High
School graduates.
DREXEL INSTITUTE
Mollis (lodfrey, Sc. II.. ling. I).. I.T.. I).. I). C. I... President.
I . Philadelphia, l'enna.
In aildition to the above courses, Drexel Institute offers intensive
Courses fit Dietetics anil an Engineering Course under tho control of the
( ll'ar fJrjinrtmcitf.
Ynnnc Women mill Girl
WKST CHESTER.
DARLINGTON SEMINARY
FOR (1IRI.S. WKST CIIKTKR. PA.
Located on a CO-ncre estato In Pennsylva
nia's most btautlful farming country. Lan
guage. Art. Muslv'. Expression. Arts and
Crafts and Hnmo-makin? Courses. Colleso
Preparation with certltlcato privileges.
C.lUlos. Hot Olll
CHRISTINH FAAS UTR. Trln.
ll-.Tin.KII-.5I, PA.
.MORWIXN SKMIX.IRY COM.KdK FOR
MOMKN. Ilethlehem. Pa. Preparatory und
College tirades full nccredlled. Opens Sept.
J.-.th J. II. C'lmell. rii.1l.. President.
jrjNKINTOWN. PA.
HF.KCiiwnon sriioni, dnr.i
Tor
young women. Widely practical nnd
al preparatory & college departments.
rultural
Music.
Art. Domestic Science, Secretaryship.
Knrtnnl Klnderirnrten Rwlmmlne nool. Atl
letlc Field. Address Hoi 419. M. II. Reaser
I'll. I).. President. Jenklntown. Pn.
QK IANE, TA.
MISS MARSIIAI.T.'N SCIIOOI, FOR GIRLS.
Day and Boarding Dept. Oak Lane. Pn.
Yonng Men and Roys
William Penn Charter School
No. 8 South Twelfth Street
PHILADELPHIA
Founded In 1080 and chartered by William
Penn on the samo day as tho city of Phila
delphia, the Penn Charter .School has main
tninpil nn untnterrunted rornoratn pittnt (:.
burlnu tho past forty-three years thet school
lit KiKUUKK'ti Iirunv mini jJ'ipuu. ui Wiiuui
more than 1100 have continued thetr studlej
In a coro of colleees and universities.
For the) better accommodation of the recent
Increased enrollment u new twostory
utldlnc Ji bejnfi constructed on the West
House. Plans for the future Include th
full utilization for school purposes of the
macnlflrent plnylntr fields of '22 acres At
Queen Ian. These plans are held tn abey
ance pending the time when the termina
tlon of war conditions may perm't new
construction. The li30th year betrlns Rep
temher 24th. with every member of last
year's teaching staff on duty, with such
additions to Us membership as Increased
enrollment has rendered npcessary.
The Prospectun for 1018-10 Is ready for
distribution. Hutldinjrs open for Inspection
and flanalflrntlon of pupils Sept. 4th.
RICHARD MOTT ni'MMKKE, Ph. D.
1IK.ADM ASTER
HWARTnMflRK. TA.
StVARTTIMnRR rRRI-ARATORY (CnOOt,
A school founded upon a basis nf true sin
cerity, well equipped and patronized hy fam
ilies of the best class. Itoys are moulded for
highest manhood nnd taught the truo mean
ing of a useful life. A Friends' School, but
patronare is non.ectar1an. Summer aesslon.
ivnie for unit., j ne KKion owurmmwrr-
A. II. TOMLINPON, ITeailmnster. Deot. 1!.
Swartbmore, Pa. (11 miles from Phlla.l
CHESTER. PA.
PENNSYLVANIA
Military College Men Command
While her graduates direct munitions' pro
duction, man battleplanes, lay down the
barrage, and go "over the top," P. M. O.
"carries on" as steadily and earnestly as
ever her training of men for tba battles
of peace or war.
The men who lead are the men who know.
Senior Unit. R. O. T. O. Collegiate courses
In Civil Knginerlnir. Chemistry. Kconoro ca
and Finance. . Preparatory and Junior
Schools, .
Col. Charles Fi Itvatt. Comntandant.
Rox 5(11. Chester. -a.
"The West Point of the Keystone State"
TENNSRURO. TA.
Perklomen School for Boya College Prepar.
atory. Music. Oratory. Tluslness. Agricul
ture. All Athletics. Junior School for
younger boys. Catalogue. Oscar 8. Krlebel,
D. D.. Rox 110. Penneburg. Pennsylvania.
' NAZARETTI. PA.
NAZARETH HAIX MHjITARY, ACADEMY
Naureth. Pa. Fonnded 114S.
College preparatory and business course.
Senior and Intermediate grades. Uoya 11 to
18 years. Sunervlsed athletics. Modren
military training. Catalog. Address Bex S83.
nKTHT.EnKM. PA.
BETHLEHEM PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Prepares for leading colleges. Extensive
around and athlotlo fields
UMItnrv Training JOIIF
New r,tilMlna
D. TCGGEY.
U. A.. Headmaster. Bethlehem
I'o.
BORDENTOWN. N. J.
Bordentown Military Institute.
Mental, moral, physical, military training
Bordentown-on-the-Delaware. New Jerssr
PRfNClvTON. M. .
PRINCETON PREPARATORY
SCHOOL FOR ROYS
Collece preparatory for boys i 14 year ani
lder: beautiful location! email clasej ex
cellent facultyi 'well-equlpp buildlogs:
large grounds ; supervised alhlstlca; M
Vl i.-iif IS? S . at a
I J. B. FINE, Prcrto8, N. J.
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DlCVIi Hj'lvD AllTfl STBAfll? HIT . 'i
rnoo&nuuY nuiu iiwwb nil
Denier Says Production Rule
Means No Cars Made in 1919
Gasoline How, on North Broad street,
will be seriously affected by the new
decision to limit tho production of pas
senger cars during the last six months
of this year to 20 per cent of the entire
1917 output. ,
"It virtually means we must cease our
making of passenger automobiles till
the war Is ocr," declared ono ot thi
managers. "The production of 25 per
cent of our last year's output will allow
somo of us to use up the material on
hand. Others must turn over excess sup
plies to those who haven t enough on
hand to comnlcto their allowed nroduc-
.Hon
"Though It means the cutting down of
our business, I realize it Is n necessary
step, and we have not been unprepared
for it. The Government needs tho ma
terials more than luxury-lo era do. I
bellcvo tho new ruling means there will
be ho passenger cars whatever made
next year. Certainly we will take no
orders for futuro output."
Hog Island Worker Cut and Robbed
Albert Miller, a Hog Island worker,,
was robbed of J37G after being slashed
on the face with n knife, In Wood
street today. .Tames Dollan, Lans-.
downc, nnd Louis Ketch, Camao and
Shunk streets, arrested after the hold
up, were held for court by Magistrate
Mecleary nt Centrnl Station this after
noon. Drexel Institute's spe
cial iv a r training
courses for icomen have
been approved by the
United States Civil
Service Commission.
Students who enter these courses
will be nt once In training for their
country's service.
Uniform will bo worn. Military
regulations.
Knrollment will be limited nnd
applicants carefully selected. As
courses begin October 7, wo urge
you to write at onco for complete
Bulletin and enrollment blanks. s
Tho Nation needs you.
Tounc Women nnd Olrls
Pennsylvania School for Social Serrlra
Trains for social work In Associated Chif-
"les. Hospital Social Service. Industrial Wel
fare Work. Child Welfare. Housing. AMI
Tuberculosis nnd Probation. TRAINS
NUHSKS for Public Health Work In School
Nurslnc. Industrial Nurslner. Medical Social
Service, Infant Welfare and VIsltlnK Mura
Inf. Rend for bulletin.
1302 A Pine St.. Philadelphia. Pa.'
Miss Sayward'i School for Girls ,"V
... .. .. .. brook
rlillu.. Pa. College prep nnd secretariat
courses. Junior and Muslin) D.'i'ts. Athletics.
Domestic Science. Carriage calls for pupils
In llala. I'inwiil, Merlon and Wynnefleld.
MISS H JANI1T SAYWAltn. Principal.
THE 1 10 I.MAN SCHOOL. S204 Walnut St.
Ulrls und small boys given close personal
attention In vocational and cultural training
.Kindergarten to Senior Dents. Self-expression.
Voice development. PrestdlarVl
Auto Service Telephone Locust 1808.
Klliabetn W. HrnlfT. A. H.. Principal.'
I.IT1TZ. PA.
n
Linden Hall Seminary
A girls' school since 1740. Academic Collet
Prep, and Speclnl Courses, fiep. Jr. Dept.
Gvmnnslum Terms. 1500. Catalog. Rev. r.
W. STENGEL. Prln., Rot 10S. I.ltlti. Tn.
Young 3Ien nnd Hoys
The Episcopal Academy
Locust and Juniper Sta. ''
POUKDSIt 17SI
With Which Was United In 101J
The De Lancey School
Thorough preparation for Collenl flpex
rial Tonraes preparing for Ouslwn ac
the United States Rerrtre.
Separat Bids-, for bora 6 tr It year ot
age. Voluntary Military rirlll for boy
In the Middle and Upper Schools, I
Urner School oners September llth.
Middle School September 20th; Lower
RhtAl R.nt.mh.. fl .
Head Master will be at the Academy on
ana niter repiemDer 7.
Heelsfers rnslled rn flnnllntlon.
Rer. riIU.ll J. STEINJIETZ. Jr.,S.T.D.
Head Master
PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE
Natal CItU Service and Slate ttoarsl
Kxams. BnslnHia Courses. Typewrlttag,
Ihorthand. flnnkkeeplng, Freneb. bpaolao
Drafting. Write, phone or call. - '
Brown Preparatory School ''
BROAD AND CnRRRY STREETS ' '
CHESTNUT HILT, ACADEMY
a country uonruing anu nay school for Rora
Thorough preparation for college, sclenting
school or business. All athletics, dolt links.
fine Evmnatrium with swimming pool. Uepa.
rate Lower School for boys from six up
wards. Catalog.
Specially low rntes for five-day boarders.
JAMES LAWHON PATTERSON'. Headmaster
?t. Martins. Chestnut Hill. Pa.
MERCKRwnunn. pa.
UERCEKSDCKO ACADEMY offers a tbef
ough physical, mental and moral tralnln
for college or business. Under Christian mas
ter from the great unlv. Loca. In the Cum
berland Valley, one of the moat picturesque
spots of Amer. New gym Equip, mod. Writ
for Cat. Ad. Rox 120. William Maim Irvta.
IX. D.. Ueadmaeter, Mercersburc. Paw
PgNNINOTON. N. 4T.
The PENNINGTON SCHOOL
College and Technical 8chool preparation.
Military drill. FRANK MscDAKIEL. D.O..V
Headmaster, Box 70. Pennington. N. J, '
WKNONAH. T. 3.
1MieetMits&titiMsiQC9ltKKMtlli
! iWFNCXhTA U MiuTAiar.
s ffiwinii ACADEMY .
!
Where character, manliness and
honor 'will be developed In your
D37 mrougn tne Military Hystern,
He will be taught how to study
Roto 'to learn. Twelve mllea from
Vhlla. The usual Academic, Spe
cial and Business Courses. A
catalog- (or the parent and for th
boy a book of vlewa ot Military
and Athletic life.
Dr. Charles H. Lorence, Prat.
Maj. Clayton A. Snyder, Sunt
Bos 412. Wenonab. N. J.
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WOODSTOCK. VA.
Massanutten Military 'Academy
Inculcates finest home tradition, of thi
Old
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Dominion. ' Healthful location In beau-
mi location in
v. 10O miles
.il Hhananitniih Va1I(V 1 HO mlleia frntit
Washlnston. Prepares I or 'oollecer. technlctv
schools and business. Music, athletic.
125,000 Dlnlrir Hall and Dormitory. Ltmltef
to 100 boys, Itatea 1400. Catalosr on rsaueab
Howard J. uencnorr, a. ai.. iieaomaiter.
KSSEX FAMJI. N. Y,
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