F "-J .JiiqiKiii, . iiwsaii.. . L Aftt-k . ."i..'. A fi V- - W." 'If '-,r fr ',- VEtflffG HitC ADELPHIA, u RR&?ra Wourided, 40 Among Other Dead l , n-TWiihJnk'ion. Sept. 2. alt llata Issued by the At contain (78 names. ,f'lBth army lilt for to ll vtM 'marines for today nnd f iort UaUed mat night. To- M,'dlvled Bt follow: 17 in HT 13 DO 8 re undetermined ... IH'.'i.i.i.,.! L'A'i"' t ' 'H ' atlTJJCn lf ACTION -.'?,.. . UMtenant meJ WAWrAb.in ; . "ritnB n -... DrJOHBhriveDOrt. 1,4. .T- BAAI"' C.. New Boston.- 74t?. . 3M. ? lAROBBRTD.i New Iberia, I.. :n,'..t!ml. hmowarb ai. rutibnmh. rn. 1,'JBSSB C.iIStJ.'Rrar.clavllle. 111. PATINTONi Xadysmlth, WK IMAnii d. Milwaukee. Win. B..CBC1L B.,.. D.trolll Mich. K,Wtf ... HaTTON DAVID, Hickory. Kv. f-'.rilKD. Shullsburg, Win. B.-HKNRT. Athens. Wis LjJOSKPH. Milwaukee, Wis. , iksie u,, seneca, jio. f.-'J; 1JBSLIK. Andrews. N, C. (T. " WALTER O.. South Man. S'Conn. i, VICTOR, Jutl.i. wis. EDDIE A., Wihthrop. Minn. ItOBUB. Fofilar. Mont. HARVET A-, Milwaukee. Wis. ntANK W.. Meyvtllf. Wis. : BLMBR a.. Bells. Tel. IRNON S. Muskegon, Mich. IRAHN.'ROMAN I'.. San Antonio. MRANK. Victory Mills. N. T. EIDWBI,L, long- Shoals. N, C. Pix.m. jameu f.. nntbury. Mass. i.LON, Bpokahe. Wash. me. Andreas. Denlson, la. HWIN. Turin. Mich. BETH A. Rockford. III. I ROLAND An Detroit, Mlfli. iiumui ,n., nioceneia rare, I' ICORWIN. Justus. O. 1BR. JOSEPH, Milwaukee, Wis SsViTiTSMm nv wnnvna m?"-" .;'""""" V$n ocrsvanc '.HAZLKTT r Danville. III. Vhy 'Corporal ONAD T.. Oteeo. N. T. fe, Cm ' WILSON D., Columbia. Tenn. Prirates .'HUNK, Hannibal. Mo. f; FRANK. Chlcato. WR? MIKE. Two Rivers. Wis. ,;OHN JAY, Plttshnrah, Pa. FiJMONIS. New Tork city. ,-;.AMOH. saiton. Oa. r-JARTHUR B.. North Weymuuth, !tKD U. Elliott. la. l-A,-.-- IyJ oLTJIAaaV us IflfCatlOEl il RorcMnt ' ?JSMRY, SS Vino street, Phlla- 1L. H Prlmte, I.ICLAITUX v.. LVnn. Ms. L'lQLADWTN M.. Ada, Kan. JAMIN. Jacksonville. Fla. IN, Bnshklll, Pa. JED SEVERELY utenants 1LLIAM F., Chicago. ihuv i;., Chicago. Lnkcwoou, O. leants ERT M . Eldon. Mo. SILAS, Kulemazoo, IM HENRY, Bad Axe, SYDNEY. Dexter. Plymouth, Mass. .New York city. T Eaglevllle. J., Lumpkin, Oa. jUnsworth, la. krltkln. Conn. V-i itle. Fa. Adderson. Ind. rolt Mich. pilllOITOC, WIS. HCT.. Jrtlners- al-den.- la. Masontowo, fClty. Mo. F Fountain. Va. khara, Ala. lood. Mass. Kiu wartrloo. la - lows I. Mass. luthf Boston, MsM. (Jr.. Branford. alA City. Wis. Pfttatleld. Mass. Detroit. Mich, rtage. Wis. f Mich. ADELI,. J,. Detroit, Mich. Washington. D. C. Bon Jolllco, Ky. Bottle. N. C. beattle. Wash. Chicago. LLE8, Monomome. wis. Ean Francisco. Cal. pND t.f Newton Upper Detroit. Mich. 'Madison. S. D. Concordia. Kan. Ltchlson, Kan. East Market street, , Clarklfleld, Minn. O.. Buaar Qrove. Va. tiMt. Clemens. Mich. iVr.ureK'9i'ri, . JEROME.' Merrill. Mien. pi,.hoda.' Ky: .: yWKNOH .. Kalamaioo, BWKK FRANK. Yonkers, N. T, Le "ALBERT E., Willows. Cal. fT. JOHN C Buffalo., N, Y. iICHAGIiA.. cnicago, CPH JIIUHAEL. San ran. "&,"' if r tfX-wrCa S Arr1rltiia fin. jEir!."rr:Vi . -;.i SBXnA.,"""". " MINAIIO. J.i lawson. u. I H1THVNUK.. Uiissto. LtLVM'Ml'.,'WJilspr. Cpnn. , IMDRBJW H-.-foluuious. u. Ja,' AsMJB8, tl.. Plttsbursh, alUCW., Alrona.f. LCI K, n-emnerion. u. JUSB'N.r VUM-natto. La, H. B.. TMuavKle, Pa. D.. Dlxflsld. Me. t-T.-Humphrey. Ark.. fj X7.I twn Aniooio. lex. W Belolt, Ws ,H.,I17 woo street. .. Provtdenoa, R. T. g -W.-, .tsotumDUS, ' PIor. , C. F.i7?- nan, muss. , a.o; Ttx. ifMsvt street. , jd, t. fc. W .. I MALTY TOTAL ft LAST 24 HOURS ....- .... y tieport am, Last Mights ddb, wifi 24 in r-91 Killed in Action, 111 Missingt 416 I.ESI.KT, THOMAS O., Pelter. 8. C. MetlRtDE. STANLEY, Harbor Sprints. Mich. MrKAY, VINCENT P., lit Seeond street, llraddoek, r. McKIR. DON Al.tino. Webbervllle, Mich. MAJOR LOUIS A., New Roads. I.a. MARPICIR. FRANK J., South Omaha, Neb. NIEDRRHAU8RR, JOHN E Monroe, Wis PERNAITI8. CHARLEH, Rrldaeport, Conn. lOMri-CCIIIO. JIKTRO. Itosnell, PnBNDEROAST, JOSEPH J . Clinton, Mass. PIiJOIEI.. WACLOW. 18 New Mreet. Lodlf. IN ! ROTH. 8TEVR. Cleveland, O. UUH8IN. ARTHUR E.. Jeltsrsonvllle. Vt. HCHLESSFJl, CIIABLES W., (40 Bosh street. 8eranton. Pa. SCIIRIRR, LOUIS C. 103 Wlllsw street, Athens, Pa. SETTLE. DELMAR A., Malta. O. MIANLKT. JAilES. Battle Creek. Mich. SHERIDAN, ROBERT, St. Louis. Mo. aLEETH. JAMES R.. Roncerarto. W. Va. SNELLINQ. ERNEST II.. Calhoun Falls. 8 C SNYDKR, KDWARD J Jig Chestnut street, I.anraster, Pa. SPAI.1CK. JOSKI'H C. tl Butler street, Etna, Pa. SPITALI, CARMELO. Chlcaro. 111. STATON, CLARENCB II.. Donwood. W. Va. STBRN, ADAM A.. Utlca. N. T. STOCKMAN. JAMBS' P.. Forest Hill, La. STRATHORN, EUQBNB W.. University. N. C. V0UNDED, UEU1RRE UNDETERMINED I leulenant WILLIAMS, WILUAM T Murphy. N. O. Sertent CONNELLY, MATTHtSW JAMBS, Troy, N. T. McKOWN. ULT3SE8 R., Wllnor, Nsbj "W tuck, david A.. South Richmond WAONER. ROLFE. arde, Tel. WKRTinVEIN, CllltMTIAN, Jersey City, N. J. CONNOLLY, WARREN F.. New Brunswick, N. J. DOHSON. ARTHUR O.. New Tork city. FUAZER, TALUERT N., MooreSVltls, Ind. TKMPLB, FREDERICK A., Huntlnston, W. Va. MOST, CABMEN, Moninaaua, Pa. HOSH, WALTER BRITTON, Tulsa, Okla Corporals HUNT. RODNBT F., Barrs, Mass VOUEL. mi,LUM J., R. F. I). NO. 1, Hound Brook, N. J. BOo'LEY, JOHN I).. Lafavsttc. Tenn. DOMH7.IHKI, WILLIAM. ChlCaco, III. WILLIAMS, FnA.NCIS P., East Liverpool. Ohio. Busier C11ASTAIN, HOMER, Dorm, Tex. Muiltlsn SANTOS. MANUEL V., Plymouth. Mass. i Cook WYNN, RAY R.. Corning, la. Privates AMUNDSON. ALFRED .. Mcintosh, Minn. ARVIK. JUItOBN .., Auburn, Mont. UAUBU, JOHN. Sanborn, Minn. ItEltNAS. PAUL. Cleveland, O. IIBYER. THEODORE R., Collla, Minn. CAFFRBY, LEO J.. Cary Station. III. CARMACK. PIERCE 11.. New York city. CF.UERB. DANIEL S.. New York city. CROUCH. HARDY BRYANT Ka. La. DOATHERAQE. LON EVERETT. Mannford Okla. IJK LONG, PAUL P., I4 Green street, AI- lentown. Pa. FINK. JOHN P.. Hancock. Mich. FREITAH, JOSEPH F fin Francisco, Cal OARROW. CHARLES. Plnconnlng. Mich. OILMAN. FARRIS W.. Mllledgevllle, Oa. HALE. ALBERT. Uklah. Cal. HANNA. JAMEH OSCAR. Uyhalia. MlJ. riTICE. CLYDE WILLIAM. Rowletts. Ky, TALLERDAY, OUY EDWARD, Elkhart Ind, WALKER. HENRY O., Nashville. Mich. WINN. LUB. Abbeville. Oa. WRIGHT. CHARLES C. CookMlle. Tex. YANTORNO, JOBBP1I. Brooklyn, N. Y. ATKsai MiniAEL. Chlcaao. III. ANDnOAPOULBS. DIMITROS. Stockton. Cal. BREEDING. ORVILLE. Council. V. BROWN. JOHN R.. Purdum. Neb. CARLSON. ELMER N StromsDUrg. Neb. CARLTHN. WALTER. Chesonlng, Mich. CASH. WILLIAM A.. Curryvtlle. Mo. ClijllSTIANHON. CHRISS. fled Lodge. M.)nt. IIT(IKItAI.D, EDWARD E.. 000 Hels- kell street. Philadelphia. , HOtXl. CLYDB E.. Eldred HI. MclVKh. MALCOLM LANDON. Jonesbon), N. f. MACK. MICHAEL F.. Resdvllle. Mass. SI'ANO. IVHRY, Piedmont. W. ya. THOMPSON, LEON O., Barnes, Warren County, Pa. VANtiOUDKH. FRED, Tranklln. N. J. BARTANBU. HENRY, Baraga, Mich. BBHRBNS. RUDOLPH. Arlington Heights. B1ELAK. JOHN. I'eabody. Mass. HLAISDELL. JOHN E.. Olendo. Wyo. 1IRIOLIO. NICHOLAS MARY, Chicago, 111. BYRNES. PATRICK PAUL, New York city. CARACUZZI. PHILIP. Verbank. N. T. COOL, IRA T.. Merna. Neb. DOKtl. HENRY C Troy. Kan. ENRUD. TIM. Spirit Hlialre. Minn. BWALD. ARTHUR L., Osgctown. Mich. UAY. CLARENCE. Toppenish, Wash. OOUCHBR, RUSSBLL U.. Los Angeles, Cal. IRWIN, MERRBLL C. Tabor, la. KIMBERLY, RALPH. Fairmont. W. Va. LA FORUIA. RALPH. New York city. La FRANCE, LBO A.. Noilb.JJnderhllt. Vt. LAMPHBRB, DANIEL, NewYoflc Mills. N. Y. JJWIS. JOSEPH W.. Severance. Kan. LIFORD. JIMMIE. Ulbson Station. Va. I.OWBRY. CECIL. Latham. Mo. MEDFORD. CARL T.. Wheatland. Okla. MERRIMAN. EMJIETT X., iTsncesVllle, Ind. fl . MIDDI.BTON, HQWARD C, Boyne City, Mich. TULLEN. HUGH B . Fort McKavett. Tex. TEBHO. OERALD S.V Perry. Okla. WALLACE, FREDDIE R.. Penacola,.FIa. WONKA. OUBTAV. Dayton. O, WILSON. EARL C. South Miltord, Ind. VANNF.V. WILLIAM J.. Louet. Pa. YKT.NICK, JOSEPH HTr.rllEN. 10SO Me chanic street, Camden, N. J. Grand MIBSINO IN ACTION , Lieutenants ROBERTS. VIVIAN II.. Macon, (la Mt'HRANDT. CHARLES C. 8018 South Clet eland avenue, Philadelphia. Corporals , ANDERSON. OSCAR A.. Elk Mound, Wis. HAYNES, JAMES II.. Pittsburgh. Tex. Bugler HOROWITZ. PBTER. New York city. Mechanics RUC30IBRO. FRANK. Plttsfleld, Mass. TMACOWBKI, JOSEPH, Eynon, Pa. Privates HAZZANI. CARLO. Coupon. Pit. BODROSIAN, ASSADOUR, Inn. Mass. HEDBLOM, AUOUST A.. Psakln. Wis. HKt'SKA. AUOUST. Johnstown, Pa. LEOV. OEOROE, Oakland. Cal. NEWTON. JOHN R Little Muddy. Ky. WAUH, WILLIAM. South' Boston. Mass. tOHE. JOHN W.. R. F. D. . Lutrobe, Pa. RADBNHOP.' AUOUST, Napoleon. O. HEARD. ASA. Hartonv City. Mich. . BELTZ. WALTER, West Frankfort. III. 1IKAUN.- AUGUST. Cottage Drove. Wis. FI.AVJN. JOHN. North Walpoki. N H. mnD. HOWARD L. Fort Wajne. Ind. FREESB, HENRY. Raymond. Minn. FHOHN. BERNARD. Highland. III. Are You Interested In Securities? V If so, you should ha.ve a booklet, we publish entitled. "The Working Value of Securities." This booklet outlines, an antlt of tnetstint that uill ptote of interest and talut to you. JONES A lAKER CVRITIEI r-" ' ' T OAMMON, JOSEPH B Cordova, Ala. OATL1N, EARL 8., Lookfba, Okla. OETT1NOER. JOHN, flhadrtlde. O. UUEUISISIATIIM. nAnnx i.., lira isua, in. OOULF.T, MOSES J., Kawkawlln, Mich. nUERIN. JAMES J 8tam(ord. Conn. HANSARD. JAMBS O., Van Alstyne, Tex. HANSON, HENRT. MCLeOd. 14. O. HARRISON. JOB M., Chatsworth. Oa. HARRY. DAVK C, Mlneola. Tex. HBTZINQBR. CHARLBB. Alton. III. HICKS. OEOROE It., Clarksvllle, Oa. HIOOINnOTHAM, 11ERT. Arcadia. Fla. HORTON. WILLIAM It., Rock Sprint, Ark. HOWARD. MAJOR, Alpliaratla, Oa. JACKSON. DOCK, Hlca, La. JBRABEK. CHARLEY, Hutchinson, Minn. MARCUBKI. WALTER. New Haven. Conn. MARKLK. EDWARD II., Paxton, W. Va. MICHBLS. EDWARD C, Albion. III. MtTCHELL. LEVY. 8lmsboro, I. OTT8. RAYMOND R.. Sulllxent. Ala. PECK, JOSH. Eden, Miss. RICHARD. HENRY, Holyoke. Mass. 8ANN1S, AXEL I,., Forman. N. D. SARA. JOHN F.. Elkhorn. Mont. SHARBOR. EMMITT E.. White Plains. Ky. TOMBEnLAlN. SYLVESTER. Uralnerd. Minn. VOl.IC. JAMES. Cht eland. WALTON. RALPH J Brownlna, III. WILKINSON, CARL J., Grand Junction. Col. PRISONER Lieutenant DROWNING, ItOUERT O.. Minneapolis. Minn. Marine List . .The marine eorpi casualty Hat eon tnlns twenty-four names, divided as fol Iowa. Killed In nctlon, three: died of wounds, one: died of disease, one; wounded severely. elRht ; wounded, da frrse undetermined, ten; prisoner, one. The list: KILLED IN ACTION Sergeant KLINE. ORRIE F . Taroma. Wah. Prlvntea FISH, GERALD E.. Plttstord. Mich. NEL3AN. ORVILLE A I.ttchrteld. Minn. DIED OF WOUNDS Private STRASPOR. WALTER P.. Buffalo, N. T. DIED OF DI8EASE Private LYNCH. JOHN J.. Centralis Pa. WOUNDED 8EVEREI.Y Privates DOttSBK. STBPHEN J.. Toledo O (1UNNEM.. LEWIS II.. S3 Elisabeth avenue, Arlington. N. J. HARTMANN. LEO F.. Sandusky. O. JAMES. NORMAN J., nultaln. N Y. WHITE. ROT F Campbell Hill. III. WILSON. DBSSA C. Mannlntton. W. Va. SENDER. LESLIE. Fredonla. N. T. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED Gunnery Hergeait MclIUOH, EUaBNB J., New York cltv. Trumpeter anuCRLA. MIKE T Akron. O. Privates CLARK. JOSEPH C, Wnrtrace. Tenn. CONROW. JOBSPH L.. Kansas City. Mo. EAGAR. JAMKS II.. Hurrlcant. I'lah. OEBLAN. FRANOIB. Yankton, 8. D. HILL. ROY A., Coyla. Okla. McOIIBE, WILLIAM T., Fredericksburg, Va. POTTER. CARL O. Hector. Minn POWERS. EARL D.. Washington, Mich. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING. NOW REPORTED SEVERELY WOUNDED Private JOHNSON, RAYMOND C. Denver, Col PRISONER Sergeant CRAM, ROSCOE it.. New Sharon. Me. I ROVESCI AUSTRIACI AL FRONTE ITALIANO Gli Italiani Rcspingono cd In fliggono al Nemico Perdite Cravissime Published and Distributed Under PERMIT NO. Bl Authorised by the act of October,,!. ill. on fllo at the Postofflce of Phlla- .elphla. Pa. By order of th..ldfl Postmaster General. Roma, 2 aettembre Dalle notlsle glunte dal Quartler Generate Itallano el alleva che un'au mentata atttvlta' combattlva Bl nota In parccchl puntl della fronte Italo-austrla-ca e che Important! combattlmentl si Bonn erlflcutl In quest! due ultlmt Kiornl, combattlmentl che termlnarono con novelle gconfltte per II nemico. Oil austrlacl hanno nublto perdite uravlSBlme durante un tentatlvo dl at tacco contro le poslzlonl occupnte dagll Italtanl a Col del Horao, attneco operato can forze abbastlanna constderevoll la quail furono costrette a rltlraal decll mate. II nemico attacco anche le Hnee a Monfenera. VaJ Arsa e Zugnatoftn. ma fu resplnto prima di ragglungere le poslzlonl Itallane. Una grande attlvlta' e- stata Fpiegata dagll avtatorl Italiani ed Alleati e du rnte I combattlmentl aerel che al erlfl flcarono ler) Paltre, hen sete aeeoplanl austrlacl furono abbattutl. Gil aviator! boml?ardarono un Importante centro ferrovlarlo nello vlclnanxe dl Franxens foste, nel Tirtlo, Prlmolano e la bane navale dl Pola. Minor! combattlmentl, terminal! tuttl In favore degll Italiani, al verlflcarono nelle taolette del I'lave, dl fronte a Mon tello, e nella reglone del Tonale e dello Stelvlo. Keen II teato del comunlcato ufflclale pubbllcato, nel pomerlgglo dl lerl, dal Mlnlstero della Guerra: "Incurslcnl dl pattuglle e dl rlp.ytl rlsultarono In nostro favore nella re glone dello Stelvlo, In quella del Tonale nelle laolette del Plave, dl fronte al Montcllry. "A Col del Hobso un colntingente ne mico nttacoo' In nostre truppo, ma fa furzato a rltlraal dopo aver sofferto consldervoll perdite. A Zugnatofta, nella Vallo Arsa e lungo le pendlcl nnr dlche dl Montenera, I nostrl poRtl avan- xatl resplntero rlpartl nemtel che teta vano dl rftglungere le nostre llnee. "Ierl mattlna I nostrl aeroplani rag clunsero Kranzensfeste (Tlroto) e. vo- lando a basee altera, enn accurntezxa gettarono oomoe sugn importanit im pantlferrolarl "Altro opernzlonl dl bombnrdnmento furono effettuate durante tutto II glorno, contro le llnee nemlche del fronte e nell'area rettrostante ad casv, per opera del nostrl aviatorl e dl quelll Alleati. la. acona notta aereonavl del IUilo Eaorclto e della Marina bomhardarono nuovamente 1 lavorl mllltarl dl Pola e la stazlone ed 1 deposltl dl Prlmolano. "Sctte marchlne nemiche farono nb battute durante 1 combattlmentl aerel." In baao al rapport! gluntl nl mattlno dl aabato, II Mlnlntero della Guerra ha pubbllcato 11 scguenie comunlcato: "Nel baclno dl Tosnla I noatri rlpartl d'lncurtlone son rluscltl a penetrare nelle poslzlonl nemiche dl Monte Milo. Infllggendn gravlsslmo perdite al nemico e tomando con 25 prlglonlerl. Tou may send m your frss boaklst T.U.-M. I colrofi . .o.V.rt , 1 Hmd far Beokll "'VittW BUSINESS CAREER OF PETER FLINT A Story of Salesmanship by Harold Whitehead tCepyrtffnfl Ur. Whttthrnd uHH answer vosr buslnelt ouesffons oti 5ui(up, srflliio. ndvrrflsfnp and empfoymmf, Aak yovr ouesfloas clenrlv and five all the factt. Your correct name and tvtl ad&mn must te olven fo nit fnatilrirs. Tnose which arc anonumona must be fpnorrd. AHSti'ers fo feoAnlcnl atu'Sfions toll! be sent 01 mail. Oder questions will be ansucrcd In thU column. Th most Inlcresllso prob lems of Induircm icill be woven into tht slon o Peter Flint, CIXXXI IF ROME one had entered my room and told me I was elected Mayor of New York I wouldn't have been more I surprised than I waa last Saturday eve ning to see Francis (Irahnm enter look 1 Ing all In. Ho was dressed as welt as ever and all that, but he looked as If 1 don't know how to say It as If all his "pep" had been used up I know he looked as If he wan licked. He dropped his grip wearily on the floor, tossed his hat and coat on the bed and sank down Into my "easy chair." That "easy chair!'' It's a rocker In which your life Is In peril If you at tempt to rock. It's a wooden affair that has three distinct squeaks. There's one whlney, grumbly squeak which com plains when you sit In the old chair. There's the grunt, short nnd gruff, when you rock back ; nnd then there's a long triumphant shriek when you go for ward and the too short rocker lets the chair tip to an angle that slides you to tho floor unless you are quick enough to brace your legs. Tho only way to stay In that fiendish chair Is to prop It back with your legs or as I do, wedge the rocker with books. "Well, well. Francis," I said, again slinking his hand, "welcome to our palace once more. Come for a few days' quiet from the whirl of Hnmmervllle?" "Yes, Peter." he said, kind of hopeless like. "I'm back, back to stay. The air In Hnmmervllle doesn't seem to agree with me." "Say, what are you raving about?" "I'm back, old man I'm a dullatd. I fear, while I thought 1 was clever. The combination was too clever for me," "Geo, Francis," I said, real upset, "tell us about It," "Nothing to tell," he answered wenrlly, "As soon as the Consolidated had my patent rights on my machne thry ma neuvered me out nf the compnny The bank told me bluntly that they fenred 1 couldn't, hold up the business They decided In those few weeks that I wasn't big enough and wouldn't be Think of It, Peter! An obvious frame-up. They professed fear for the safety of their loan. Well, never mind the details. Suf- ncn u to say that I'll sburv nnd Oueatnn Joined forces with the bank, and while my contract secured mo for a year at least, things became so unpleasant that I sold out and resigned." "Francis, old man, I'm awfully sorry. I hove you made a good trade." "You needn't be sorry, boy I'll get along somehow. Sold out I was sold out, would be more correct for seventy five hundred cash." "The robbers!" I cried, rlean km "They offered you ten thousand before anu me common stock." i anow, i Know. They were too smart for mo. They decided to trim me and did It Now. lei'a not i,.iu about It any more. How are things prospering at the Magnitude?" "Fine I" But I was worried over Francis, so I said. "What are ou that Is have you will you" "Yes." Ho almost laughed "Don't bo afraid of hurting my feelings. I've got something to do., That's not the trouble. I. had several' offers ns soon as 1 decided to accept the "kick-out." I ac cepted a position as credit manager for tho Republic Cutlery Company and shall take up my duties next Monday." "What kind of a concern are they?" I asked. "They are a big concern, making a lino of table cutlery suited to the me dium and cheap trade. They do a little, very little, export business. They sell to retail hardware stores, drug stores, department stores and some specially stores. In addition to selling the goods they make direct to the retailer, they also act as agents and Jobbers for all kinds of cutlery and kindred lines. They sell the "X-press" safety razor, toilet articles of all kinds, certain lines of kitchen ware, domestic electric and gas appliances and such goods. They have more than sixty salesmen and branch offices In Atlanta, Boston, Chicago and Denver." "Wow! Some chunk of granolithic "Oh. yes!" responded Francis, "they are a really worth-while concern. And my position with them Is quite Impor tant." I felt much better at hearing that " don't see that yoir have such a lot to howl about, after all. old man ' "No7" He got up from the chair and began to pace the little room. "Peter, old chum, I told you I wanted to majte a big success, not for myself, but I hoped that I could make good In a big way so I could talk freely to your suiter "Francis!" I cried. "You mean Lucy? You really say, that's great! Have you heard from her lately?" He shook his head. "I can't write till I'm making good." "I will, then." And then I remem bered my row with dad over Hosle and stopped short. BtlB-!IlilJ!ai'JwMi. --: --g'" l'",,,"aisi.iimi.tiiiamtiull,Uliatl,.MrrtMmMinrr.Mif ., Germantown Academy is alive to all the increased demands of the school-year 1918-19. Hiirhest academic standing, won through 157 years of learning how, gives opportunity to push aneaa. Two graduates of 1918 cIbbb in competitive examination won the prized City Scholarships at the University of Pennsylvania. We know how much the world requires in order that boys may make good" and we train them so that the odds will be in their favor. This year military training will be included with gymnasium work. Army setting-up exercises and drill will keep the boys physically fit and make them ready for further work in that direction. The Academy maintains a splendid balance between school-work and play. We want vigorous, healthy boys who can work. Thorough college preparation. All-day school for 1st Primary, 6th and Upper 6th Forms. Kindergarten supplemented with Liberty Tadd system for little boys and girls fqur and Ave years old, This department is conducted in a separate building with separate playground, but adjoininghe Academy and grounds. Write for tha Academy catalog. The Headmaster la at the office from i to It every school day and can be Seen personally or reached by tele phone Germantown 4140. i GeriMatowa, Drafteil Upon Changing Jobs llasleton. Pa.. Bent. 2. Changing: his lob may send Joseph Bartol. a Ilazlelon miner. Into the nrmy. He was KUen deferred claaaineatlon on request of the Markle Coal Company, lie quit to dig fuel at the I In r wood colliery, and the tatter concern has been notified that Bnrtol will be scm. to Camp urecnleaf, Lytic Oa., with reventyseven other men on Wednesday unleaa an appeal Is taken to the district board at Scranton. EDUCATIONAL Young Men nnd Roys IMriCRNHACK. N. J. A N EWM AN SCHOOL HACKENSACK. N. J. A college preparatory boarding school for 01 boys Under Catholic auspices. Small clnsss". Individual attention Resident rhsplaln. JESSE ALBERT LOCKE. LL. I.. President of the Hoard of Trustees. C. E. DELBOS, Head Matter WEST F.NOLF.WQODj, N J. XIIP.LDON SCHOOL For boss in and up 12 miles from N. Y. catalog aui, iiox Rlvervlcw Ixidge, West Englewood N. J H. Safe-Deposit Vault Wc invite our customers to avail themselves of our Rurglar Proof Vault for the storage of Securi ties and other valuables, for which there will be no charge. As an extra factor of safety watchmen are em ployed both day and night. WS.& Frazier cv Ca BANKERS Broad & Sansom Sts., I'hila. 211 E. German St.. Balto. J Are Your Stocks Down What Should You Do The answer to this question de pends Inreely on vthnt stocks you nave. They may be xood ones which ore affected by temporary conditions. On the other, hand, the) may he the kind nhlrh al wars keep on going lower. nh not Join the large number of money-making Investors who aro taking advantage of Schmidt & Deery Service? OUr staff nf Investigators, trained and experienced, finds the solu tlon to Just such problems Clip tills nd nnil send It. with the name nf nny security which mnr he disturbing ynn, nnd we will send ynu a specliil report without chnrce or obligation. SaLwr&DEEHY Members Cons. Stock Bx. of N. T. Z8 Widener Bldi.. Philadelpaii, Pa. rt.: nell.Wal. 4M0, Ker.. Kae 40M N. V. Office. 30 timid Hi. PniVATD WHIRS Duy War Savlnts Stamps Barnett Oil&Gas BOUGHT SOLD QUOTE!) C4Ik6 Morton R. Alexander Phil. Stock Exchange Bldg. 2? William St.. N. V. City MaJyW"sVl aOa HECkERfCfJt: 11ANKPR A Mi DBOKERS TH CnKSTNUT 8TS, N. K. t or. uemnera ni rnni adelDhla anl New Tork Btock Eacbangsa. jisjve'i I.EOAI, ADVF.ltTISKlllKNTW i-35 E8TATU OF MARRY MrKKAN deeeaaeil Itrnr. TSr 1IA7.I.KHIRHT. testamentary on tne anove estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, at the office of the undersigned. 400 Chestnut St.. PMIsdelphts. THU PnOVIIJENT t.IFK ANP TRUST COMPANY OF PHII.AnKI,PHlA. ASA a. WINO. President. Academy boys an unusual RMItWflpWa BBBeaKOBKBBBalM Roth Sexes WIGHT SCHOOL F WITHOUT FIRING A SHOT YOU CAN HELP US WIN ti u :,.,.-r,mr,tnl nnd imtivirliinl husincs1 must put f"rth redoubled efforts. You young men up to 18 and you young women must come in at once and train to All positions as Stenog raphers, Typists, Accountants, Bookkeepers, etc. We will teach vou to secure and hold these fine paying positions, as we have thousands of others. Every hour we are swamped with falls for graduates in our practical, up-to-date-courses. Do not delay 1 Answer the call at once! Business training will enable you to take your place in the offices and industrial plants that need ou so badly nnd upon whose efforts depends our success. Write, phone or cnll for our catalogue now. Day School Begins Sept. 3. Night School Begins Sept. 4. BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES 925 CHESTNUT STREET To Young Men "of Draft Age! The fact that ynu are llkelv to ii.i ,n that C'nlnrn Is all tne bt '"'""."'" .:... ahnnlil enn morn r-nf"n muj j. :,, :w- -,.n tlnue jour education until tho call '"peTree School tralnlnc will help ton as muih In the Army ns In C It Is ueifu! In many hrsnehes of I he Army In "paper work re quired of commissioned anil non- cfimmielon;l olllcra o,v,nnl In the Nnv. a Pelrce School tralnliiB proves pirtlmlnrlv userul ro? Assistant P.i master examina tions I)ur School lleslns Sept. 0th. Nlaht School Sent. Hith. ttesltrntlnn Dins Sent. 3d to 1th. Inclusive Scurf or Slth Tear Book PE1RCE SCHOOL PINK ST. WJWT OF IIBOAD. PHILA. Spring Garden Institute nnoAn aniv spring ovfinrw streets TECHNICAL SCHOOLS Automobile Flectrlclty Jlochlne Shop Prac ties I Mschlne Shop Msthe. Pattern Shop Practice Hook Illustration Free Hsnd Drawing MechnnlcHl !-wlne ArchltectnralDrawIng manes .Mutlifmiuics Dv Classes Wectrlclty Automobile S P M Illustrated Prospeetus.OpensJ3eptember -3 "WANAMAKER INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES 23d end Walnut Strsati Crenv. September ISt.". Send for Catalog Short Courses NO ADVANCI1 IN nATES llookkeentnr. Shorthand. Typewriting. Eng lish. Pennvnehlp. Dl-taphone. Comptometer Dsy and eenlnc sessions. Start at any time Inulvldiinl Instruction. PS.I.MKR irilOOL. 1(1 Snnth 10th at. THE TAYLOR SCHOOL A Ditin Hi r Jiuvtvrxs School Quality lnitruntton In (.fRff Shorthand. Timrh Tnf rttlnu. HooklifPi-inH Qutitlfilntr for IllKh Hftlnr 1r, I.vh; I,ft us pn(i lltt.lJ iriHl irnnn inn nt'i" m nitiUK. eic 100 MKKKTHTRi:rrr IHt M.ANKLIN .h&IITUTE ' SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ART3 Drauchtlnir. MathAmatlca, Mechanics. NAVAL AnrillTKCTlTItn I MypnlraJ Orswlntr for Young Women. j "GEMANTOWN FRIENDS' " i CT'I-IOOL 0Pen, SeP 21' A tftvv varan 1 aton puplla BTANI.r.V It. YAIl.VALU Prln WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY CIIALMKRS INSTITCTE. XOltl ARCH ST. Claaaea for m-n and women: private nertnda Tall, w r1t nr phnr T.ociit fli4 ' f.Fiirn ("mm. Mnnnlh nnd forcr t'i the front. Spiinlfth-Amrrlrnn Hrhool, 13? I (hrtfnut. wrvnamN. r WYOMING SEMINARY A ro'cducatlonal echonl whrre boyi anA Ctrl Set n lslon of tho hi sheet pur roaee of life. Exceptional teachers la every dept. College Preparation. Uust n-ia. Music. Art. Oratory and Domeitle Arts and Science. Military tralnlor. Uyrnnaalum and Athletic fields. 74th year. Endowed low ratea. Write for catalog. Addreea I. I. Npracne. I. V Treldnt. Klncwton. Vm. W KT C'lir.STKK. PA. WEST CIIESTCU STATK NORMAL HCIIOOL Uotq sexts. t.ii lu nif. u. ..i. cniiipB rrin. Young Women and (ilrla Trained Women Dietitians Needed in U. S. Medical Corps One of the Government's great needs is for trained dieti tians. To help supply them, Drexel Institute, in co-operation with the United States War De partment, has prepared specinl training courses. OrnduateB of these courses are eligible to certification for position un assistant dietitian, upon satis factory completion of four months' probationary work as pupil rtlitl tlans In the I'nlted States Military Hospital 1. A four months' Intensive eours for those who have had tno years' college studies or hold a degree from some Domestic Science Institution, and one ear's occupational experience " A one year's Intensive coursfl for colleen graduates 3. A two years' course ior niKii- school graauaien DREXEL INSTITUTE HoIIIh (ludfrey, Se. I).. Kng. I)., I.I.. II.. I). V. I.., I'resldent rhlladelpliln, Tennn. fn ailiNfioii fo the aboie Coursei Drexel Institute offer Special War Course tor trained secretaries, an Enainccrtno Course under the control of the War DepaUmcnt ami iffltilar Courses In Domestic Science and Arts I . - MISS HILLS' btliUUL , victory uepenas on Food '? rsrva.10,', ...., nnii,rn Sent 8nth. u. " Vjuwant to know more about vegeta- 'enslve grounds. sparate ian Sprat? stl et . . .Iteopens nem i mi. hu Ht)(1 ffut Krnwln- . cron. Iiu. ' lnnlor students: eomnletely eq The nrlnfliml". SIIM ," " .i""."": Tih fertilisers, pnultry. beea. trees, ahrulrn. ioryisupervlsedathletlcs.mil Ichne ."after Keptember th Mitt Saywwd'i School for Girl gSS Phlla.. T. Collet jllege Prep- sna scereiariai r ?a;a DcX'-fh'p3. a Matrion and wvnnentia. eourees. Junior s ?i"K.VJ? CnV3. Mn" tnd "Wynnsfltld. MI8S 8. JANET HATWAUU, irinciy... WEST rilBSTKR. TA. "dXrungton seminary " FOR OIRL8. WW9T CHESTER. PA. f "ii.VJ i naicr. estata In P.nnsrlva- ntfi most beautiful fsrmlng country. ln 2..... Art Music. Kipression. Arts and KM?: Art 'HomJ-maklng Courses. College l.I" : . AaMlAASt. 1 AHgi ial Inn privileges. Catalor. 55 .10. CHRISTINWTAAS RT10. Prln nETTlI.KlIEM. PA. MORAVIAN HEM1NARV -rOLLEOK FOB WOMEN. Bethleham. P. Preparatory nand rollea Orea fully arcrllted. Opens Sept. esih J. H. Vlewell. Pfc.TI.. Preslilent JKNKINTOWIf. A. BEECH WOOD fJCHOOI, (lae.l eulturat prerrtory ' tgaWa uaiing' WAITIIrL idely praetleal n4 renaratorr eellage. dep UUaiC. A", iwnivauv BVa.v-, Ti.ie. Art. Domestic Selenea. Jleen rtmnia imrjwmy, rmttm EDUCATIONAL Both Sexes & tiuniticsH Traininff a Might: Weapon rniLauLLmm, JJ JJJfS9 WIGHT l WOOL f,-"-1 Our grnduales of todnv nr nil holding good palng positions vn,. ...in i.,i, the nnm, opnnrtu u,.i. ir .n. tnk.. nnr rnurec If loll reelect our school ynu will regret 11 llou rf .Vlohl Sextant. JK"',rniji lime nV. riieslniit !t.. Philadelphia Thousands of Positions Now available to .vnnng. women In Rail rnnrts, Govrrnnient llork nnd leomanry. Well-trained stenographers ft bookkeep ers to fill the acnnclee left by men The cost of our course to trsln you Is small and It takes about SO .days Our grad uates hold some or the best positions In the city. Write NOW for booklet or call. 30-Day Business College Parkway llldg., llroad & Cherry Sts. i tEDe Upturn, fecliool i "IIEKCII KXOI.T,.' ta T.RiKnatfr At. Ann.uoRK formerlv known rh Mh mil' School. Mntn T.Inct Drnnrh Kincl-rirHtten and Primary for both bojB nnd girli. Junior and Senior School for irlrH only, Hui servlre from West Phlla Ala Overbrook and Merlon. Opens pnt so Addre" M! M. II. 8TKKV. Prlr-flna!. 8IIORTI1ANI) ANP llOOKKKEriNO Our vraduatee are in ronatnnt demand. Uood Kaylnr pneltlons await you. Greta; Short and, th euey, speedv ayatem. Complete bualneaa and secretarial rouraps. Day school row open: nlBht school opens Tuesday. Sept. u. unroll nny ume, v-ii or wrii for full nnrtlrnlnr nnd ratnlog. aya ".a:1: '"j.v,. PIIII.A. IIHSINKKS COl.l.COK IrllVRji nii rniir-i nf Cntnmereei ! '. ( . Ill ." 3iy 101? Che-ttniit Kt,. PhllatlelphU Palms Business College 1T . Day and Kenlng. Pookkeeplng, rivll Service, Secretarial, Touch Type" riling, English, etc. Attend the hest Individual Instruction. Felert nntrnrsae. Phone Spruce 152. F: RIENDS' CENTRAL J. SCHOOL SYSTEM Prepares for college or buslneFs. Reopens Ninth month 24th. write for Year Rook and Rate, Perclral Taylor Rev, Kmnm Rarnes Wallace. Acting Prfna.. lflth & Rare. Phlla. Strayer's Business College Philadelphia Greatest llualnexa School Expert teachers. Modern equipment. India iaiiiil iidvuncfmpnt. ChArrrm inniirnf lne. altlona Kuurnnleed Day and Nlnht Cluites. I 700 atudenta now attending, Knroll now. ' Hip fhentnnt Street. Phone. Wiilnnt JVl, AIISS HART'S Trnlnlnjr Hclinol for Kinder- ' curtnern, .SOOO Uulnut St.. Plilli.. Junior. Senior & Orndunte Courses. Primary nieth- i odi. Practical Klndersartena. Home-like Stu- t rtenti.' residence For partlculara add. Arte lulile T. Illmnn.Prln.. 3000 Walnut St. .Phlla. FRIENDS' SELECT ,.?','" Iios Ana GlrM ON-T1III-PAHKWAY K.th nnn 17th !l CIMC LANK, PA. OAhI.AMC CflU.NTKV IV Nf'IIOOL nhlte Knnil. Oak I wine. Phlla. in- .ere fBrm. Sreclil attention Demncratls erlt Ares 4 to la Motor hus Pnnklef IIIM.KH1V1I I.K. LANrAHTHB fO-JPAT MATH JUIItMAl, HCIIOOL Deaut'lful cam. pus. Excel, table. Strong Faculty. Tuition free. Fall trm opens Bent. nth. For Infor mation adnrrea P. II. fJOHlNVIKR. Hrta. . Xl!JL.Wpm?IL.nnu, J'lrls Drexel Institute's special tear training Dietetic courses have been arranged under the supervision, and have re ceived the approval of the Hospital Division, Medical j Corps, r. S. Army. Students ulio enter tliesc courses will be at once In training for their countrj's service filiform will be worn. Military regulations. Enrollment will be llmllei and applicants carefully selected t'ourscs begin October 21. The Army's need for trained dietitians Is urgent, and the time Is short In which to enroll We request that you urlie us at once for complete Bulletin and en rollment blanks. J - A aliort rourae of tt-n week beslna Hept I" Kerturea and prartlcal uork eauiD utnrera for the Land Army Cat a lour Two ear rouri borina .Tunuury. 1010 sriKMM, (IK IIOKTirci.Tl'KX for HOJIKN 1 m k--M"j 'i11'- i .- . LITITZ. PA Linden Hall Seminary A glrtfc (hfinl oilnsgt 1 Ti A lna.n.1. n.li.-. Prep, and Special Couraea. Sep. Jr. Dept. OvrnnMium Terma. fsno. Catalo Re. V. W. 8TKNOEK Trln.. Hot IQfl I.lilta. : Yennc len and llaTa PRINCETON. . M. PRINCETON PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOTS . College priparatory for boys li yeara an elderi beautiful location; email classes! s eellent faculty! welbequlppad bulldlngst lars. grounds aupirvlsed alblttlc; M ear.N Catalog on rNUUU J. B. FINIS, 5;:f;rPrincetof N.J. rBNNlNOTON. N. 4. TTie PENNINGTON SCHOOL and Technical Hdwai - nruari : tiunrin. ..iiiiuiiu nim uivixrv nET hnr 1 1 I1IBI TH irfi raiHinir lunr. , A snort course nf ten weeks begins Sept J. It. Hkt 'jistfn Von n i Men and Hoy B' WYNNF.WOOD. IA. if MsjjtW ' ""' " JMexupjeaiaaaaaaaaaaaasallBaafJsBaaV. ' yj - ti "an Montijomeiy School . A Country Day School for Boyi Kntlre responsibility of the boys assumed from nine to five o clock In the country. , All ""'? j under the supervision of the ln structors. No home study. Boy" do their studying at the school, rccctvinc whatever assistance Is wise from the masters. All the teachers have hart several years experience and give attention to each Individual. Athletics under a competent roach. Military Gymnastics In the out door gymnasium. Manual training tauxht by ex-, r rienced mechanic. Preparation for college or lead ln boarding schools of the coun try Kntrance examinations for , all hoarding schools. Including St. Psul's, londucted at the school. For catalog address fc Rev, Gibson Hell. A. R., D. D.. Headmaster Wjrnnevood, Penna. William Penn Charter School No. B South Twelfth StTMl PHILADELPHIA PonnrlM tn 10bU and chartered by fffUltia Penn on the aatne day a th city of Fhll delphla. th Penn Charter School ha mftla tilned an uninterrupted corporate cxlateno. purine th paat forty-threa rears the ecboal hkt craduated nearly 1S00 Miplla, of whom more than 1100 have continue their atttdiae In a acore of colletea and unWeraltlaa. For the better accommodation nf the recent increaeea rnroiiraer.i a new twoajj vuuainR m oein canniruciea on tn i ftouid. Pinna for tha futur Inihiafee full utilization for aitvMl purpose of mamincpnt piayinc neida of 22 avrea Queen Lane. These plans are held iia1 Knee, renains; ins lime wnen ina ir linn nf war rendition tnav otrm't Mtaltinlni Th. Ofilttl via tiasptfVA tember 24th, with every member of yearn tearnins strit on nuty, wun aauiona in na memoeranip mm io nrollmnt1 ham fenVr1 nrr?aaary. The Prospectus for lOlft-lf) ts read: onirmuiion. uiininra open ior ini and flnielflratlon of puplla Sept. 4th. UII.IIAItl VIITl IHniKKD,, IB HKADMABTiat The Episcopal Academy Locust and Juniper Ms. FOUXDED 75 With Which Waa United In 1015 The De Lnncey School Thorouch preparation for Collecp. 8pe rltil t'ottren prennrlnjc for Ilualness or tho I'nlted St n ten SerTlre. Separate Illdff for bova H to 11 years of antv Voluntary Military Drill for boys In the Middle and Upper Schools. Upnr School onna September 10th. Middle School September J0th; turner SchoAl September 23d IIimhI Mnntpr uill bp nt the Academy on B and after September 7 lifMSiaters mailed on application. lie. PI1IMP .1. NTK1NMKTZ, Jr.S.T.D. II cud Mftter PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE N.nnl Civil Scm Ire nnd Stale nonrdh KYiin-i. Ilii.lnea Couraet, Tyiiewrltlnir. Hhorlh'ind. IWrnUkepplnc. French. hpanUh. Wruftlnc. Write, phone or call.. Brown Preparatory School URDU AM) CIIF.RRY STRKKTS I'HKMTNIT HIM. ACADKMY A conntrr hoarding nnd &n) school for Itora Thornush prepiiratlon for college, scientific school nr business All nhletlcs Oolf links; fine irvmnaslum llh swlmmlns pool Sepa rate Lower School for Ihjj's from olx up wnrils Catalog fMicrlallv Ion rotes for flve-dnj liounlers. 4MI'. I.AWhOX PATTKKSON. Headmaster St. Mnrtlni. fhetnnt Hill. Pa rilK'iTKH. PA. PENNSYLVANIA Military College 1 len Command While hor graduate: dtlect r.iunltlnnal nro lB M duct Inn ni,tu tinttlep'.tnea, lay down the.. barrire and po "over the top,' P. M.t-tf",1 cirries on nn aieauny ann earneatiyss) ever her training1 of men for the battM of pepc or war V Th men who lend nr the men who know.- Senior Unit, It O. T C. Collegiate courses In riM Krninerlnir. Chrmlatry, Kconomtes and Finance. Preparatory and Jufttor Scholt. x Col. Cherlea V, Ifvatt. Commandant. Hot nn.". Chanter, 1-1. "The Went Pnlt of the Kertnnt Sla iiRRi;nrRn. v nm'siuurfr. Srabeutp A Capital Srlioot nrur a f nottal City A country school founded 17it) Mo4rn bulldlnga lurid r.impuA AdxanUire of mill rlRRs nnd lnihMunl lnstruttoa. Thoroueh college preparation RatM t.VKt to Jitou 8uprlril nthletlr. Sciiarnti aenool for sounrnr hos VFm Itnltt ologpat !nfpt lent Ion a pronal ltilt If nofiHlblt? Write for our ct, lotrm1 nnil plan nf new dormitory Nw Tunlnr irhnol tiulldlniz will be open for HPtt-mluT term. Addrn ilRTIirit !;. IIROWN, n.A. ltilnmaUr SARTmiORE, I. SU'AKTinitltK ritr.l'AUATOKV school A Krhool founded upon u basis uf true iln ferity, vel f quipped and pHtronaed by f am ines of the twit cln ltoya arc mouluHl fop hiahPHt munbood and tauRht the tru mean lnrf of a uacful life. A Krienda' School, but pntrunne ts non-Krturlan Hummr staalon. ll'rffif for bklt., "The Via ion of Stcarthmtor' . II. TOMMNtON, Ilrnitniaf.trr. ItVM. It8, m wBrthmore. I'w. 11 mlla from Pnjia.) MKKrrKsm'Kfl, r.v. JT KKSill Itli ACADKMV offerrV MPltfl thnr. I for colltco or buInf! LTnder Christian mmm & ten from tho great unlv Loca In th Cum- J- otien pnai(iu. mfniai moral training; liorlnml Vnl!e. one of the milt rilcturiti -. . apot" at Amer New cy m i:iulp moit. Vrltb-.E 1 for fit il. Ila 120, William Muno Irviio.TH.rA IU.iJmii.lss Isssi.Iiiis T ', " It I j 1. . iirniiniiisirii iitiinnin m KAZABKTII. TA. , ? 4trirril Hit T Mtf ITAtlV .rsKAsw Vo.'rM--(h Iil. Knnn.Uil 11 J. College preparatory and businpn courmtulT " Senior and Intermediate trada lloya 1 to'"--" IH eara. Supervised v thletua. Uo4rf rnwiary iraining. cataiog.rtourenajtfog eHaV1 ' IIKTIII.KIIEM. PA. " llirrltl.KMF.M rKKl'AKATOKY SCHOeOM.1 l'repares xor lesainv coueses. AXtsntAsiAv-a vrniimla flnd Rthlbtlf rtpltln NewbntU Illlltsry Training- JOHN D. XUO U. A.. Headmaster, nethlehem. r. IT.X.NSllt'KO. PA. te. reHilomen Meboot for Bojs Collece atorr. music uraiorr. mistness. ture. Alt Ainieiics. junior se younger boys Catalogue. Osear B, p. II., lint iiu lenniDurg. ren KSSKX FKIXS. N. Y. Prassge- if INGS"LEWp SCHOOL FOK 1I0 .; w. I IsS . 1 '"rf sss2ste:'if? ulppedlUb Itary rnlni .?; fcVl J. ' CAMWKIX. M. A.. KaaexT eJf. ' iS NEWTON. N J, r.- n f' i Newton Academy for bora 0 to IS. UatanCii'M . ai.'rvnrUKria.uniVJy.'yy j I . ..-- jaw .. i."? WETOIWAM. W. t. . 2-!- ViefMMShAMfeX C - .. . ea. .. ' S S I J WM0NAIfZ3!8& Where character, mai ! honor will be develo bay throuEh tne u He win oe taurni, haul to learn. Tw l'bila. The usual Acai rial and Business Ci catalog for the parent aM boy a book of views nf and Athletic lira. Or. Charles H. Mai. Clayton A. Bos 412, Wan A Mtfaawaa i I wimsjbh rwTni o tn itS efHggU.UfES wiSfiS JTi 41 Wl i I I tv J fil Z-x-a m "- - i I fsa k 'if , ; ! V t i SCHOOLS bSPb agafiTr ri i&uizn MpflHUL'ik.. r'7WLWBkmW
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