l"JHsjiJHBSjSn- EVENINGf PUBLIC LEDGBR-P&ILADEliPHrA; "MONDAXSEPTBER ' C MlsV1 :v - IvV-wV. 1 v w ,1 - V f ;i$V' ,r ' ' v c ihS J P'Jf" Wf i'w El3i"i WEE.LISTS REPORT p 599 U. S. . rj.- y "fa. " '? ?- tfcfive Army Men and Vt$ iT$ 33 Other Deaths 145 Missing and 376 Wounded .'." .vv vraalilngton, Sept. 9 1 ... Ji'.st i Tatieualtlca Among the American Armv i!. 1 marine i-orps in rrnnce. annmim-cu s TVar Pepartmrn". today and Inst ! total 899. .Today's army report MM SIS names divided ns follows: (j ittlkdMn action, seventeen; mining In IWHon. seventy-two? wounded soerel., attY-fburt wounded sllfthtly, one: IWtaHHiPd, decree, Undetermined, 13G; iiyvj?Lv " .. :... ....... ' .', oeven names are on irmny s .iiarnw t ,rJS.udu. I... I ,.. Jl - 1. l 1 ... . I.... . h-ssnjm nsi, liiuiuuiiiK out' ivuivu ui iti-uini. r(i;iour died of wounds recplved In action. f knd two wounded severely These make iiifcv'totali of 3026 casualties among; the F.i. Jhatmes, .divided as follows: t A. Officers Deaths, thlrty-vcn: wound. .V' vuvsiAvy II11S9II1K, ijji.' i.iinnifti 111-11 it)eths. . 884 : wounded. 18!)9: In hands I J f'Mremy, lent misilne. 13! L'jif Th M-fny list Issued !.vt night had !,-. names uiviaeii.as rmiovvs- iviiieu H,M' '. . .... . ... . i . IS irn . action, twenty-seven : inlsilnc In l kctlott, sti(nty-three ; wounded seveiely, tfrfchtty-one,: died of wound". Ave ; wound KytilJ degree undetermined, 132 ; died of jr;y.aiei!se, six. 6i,vTJie Hats Issued today follow: Etyv- ' . Armv J KlI.I.KTt IV AtTHIV 't. " l.leutpnnnl ,ffi:RHiix. h lKIu' a . nrinsnui Ill kfiWANNINO. VINX'F.NT S., ?BJ lloulrrnnl. Jersey City, X. . S'tt , to morn I . f KIAU. MATtTI.V J liny Cltv. MUh r' . .r mj.i,.ii. ,c,v i, i i rriintr ATLOR. T011N. Smlnol. Pkln tfiltOSHANSO, HAP.nT r.nhnntn. Kleve 9.? vRuHMla. V CATON. II. P SI JnoV Mo fliCOTTlNOHXM rHAPII'S frronewnll Okla II.VXD. RimiR C sir-!, W If MAJEWSKf, JOSEPH. Chicago W MTTCHKM,. T'.MIT r V pV' jl PETERSON. HF.NRY r Ar'.lnifon. Xch. rEtnt! DTKRMN'O V rl ir T' x RistN'o. irowAin s i v v. bampsov. niARi.rx t nn?, r.i. ,;MITH. CAST. J.. Wnnhhurn Wis l. 'iilA.MJlUl.l,. I.UK, U'J,l,llil N M ' mat from Hovsn erentH .NI)RRA, KRIN'K i: llemford S r ra 1-Artii.u, L'LirruHii . iinrirurd, Lonn ; i orpor-m Kt-JTAXDiarr, victop. irrnERT. nerkfV. 8? Cat. fjl UEIMAN". BKRNARD IIKNUV. Cov'nil ?T " ' Prlrutr pi 1IUUU!, UII.I.IV3I J., Ill.t llrrmrn ttrert. fa. tnrnrK, .. .1. aij VHwaTUFfunsox. arthi it i Mii- a i1 m.-.. n nunni. tCOONEY, WII.MAM J Chirr n.loj tr Mails. DUNCAN. THOMAS E . p.-laml Orp ft FELDJIAX. BUtKR A Q'llnrx Wl TUOETt, 30E, Arlington. Col ft XEIIMAN. JOHN V Far Knlumi N V -ii-HADDOX. HOBSON. NVn ) mm ln IV.-iaon". -cijirroRn u niipn WPICTERSON-. 0I.TER. T,m .l. Minn ITS' BPENCER. -WII.MAM I. Sli nn fla i' BTAXKE. FRANK. ICI3 l'n.TUnk nienue, fJ'c " nilaMr-hls. Pa. jirr"-' 4iu.i, au. s.. N C AITION CheboKan, B-fe-ft Mechanic DOXAM) JOHN". ,JT SKCL'U.ALaJ. 'Micfc. I, Prhale V BAL.I.U DK.NNIE. KMiun C ty Mo RfiHOKSIS. OTTO F . Kall.nsll. Mont glUROWX. CI.AREXCE I) Clifton. X Y PANKI.U). ANOKI.d. '-! Iiirmonl Xenark. X. .1. '.frlTKrERAl.D. HDWARD. Oakland. Cal. KfiTHRMBLBT. GAHHIEL. P. KairfleM. X D. B5f KANIEWSKI. JOHN. CIiIchko fKnUEGER. RICHARD, .Milton Junction SU. IRVAXDOWflKr RUM. Wnu Wis LijrXALOXE. CHARLES W Salll. Miss. F MILLER. JOHN HOY Elkton Mlcll MURRAY. CMYTON LESLEY Mackinaw fji Lity. Mien. rAtrAS, aiii.rii.; a. vvorccier Ainrs FOWLER. MARION E XoMnger Mo. I IBCIIAFFER. CHARLES E. Hunt. . Va 4i ,fj A1UMf vT-tjVijlM.l, IUBSIUII, lllllll : ?A'VOQELY. JOHX J.. Rrnkelnmn. Xel) inVWRIOHT. UEORQE A., Casscllon. X. D. EiS'' PETERSON. OSCAR. IHipfJoy. loa. PIERCE. ROY. Cornlni. Ark Mi linXX. MICHAEL. Hrookljn P5-i ROBINSON. ERNIE P. Pioneer. Trim. Kt CHLATTER. WALTER O Kort .ane, lea. LATTERY. "WILLIAM H Luna, X Y yf'WKHAR. PAUL M. thafll Mich iWU VVq Undppjrll t-fTlllA LABPhiladGlphia ;OUR NEW PLAN OF SELLING MEN'S HIGH-GRADE SHOES Low Down t in lUnt -Nn Pr I-lpr I No Charge Ae-mint Mean I.otv 'Prices. Our Lower lrlren Man Thou jauda of Customert? ThU limtilen I s to Buy Illehest Quality XeueiU Mli f Men's Shoes tn Knormoux Quant Itle iij-rom Americas wx. fiioemaKerH ai Ctllfaaplr Tlnttfim f'ateli Prli-"ti sinlH rn ihnsl profits, llere you uy Your Shoes at Wholesale f rices i.55i"Lr?l.c!?.?.l'1l1??I,;,!'ft.-Yi. tSiat prices and sara 2 to S5 on ererr Ey, am iitiss n vn newett 19 to I auallty custom lallt ihou uid our r aa dlsplar racki for your own 'sruaal iatvaetloa. At List Yttr'o Prk". M $6 '6-50 57 & $8 ;Step Down & Prove It This Week Men froved It in Last Tear Boot Shop K. .a.'aalaMaasBaaaaaaaiii-sc WJbTV f ' M. W. Cor. 13Ih uutl Market si. tTft'-sWEN EVERY NIGHT. SAT. EVE. to 1 i Amt'M I.Malur T...HK ... ' ' ft1 7 - - -s.....J I. Wit W0p 'M HAMILTON Wallham pd Elgin Jewel fk I sravaM jra aa !ii - remarkable ' -, . ,','Aa for the vsatthes llteintelvea. I.- fij r Hautilllan, Klglu had VTlt- Iti yejur cuarantee or aallsrartion f(l) (lie newest model lt-ieel mate- aaia trill give 7011 h iiiv-iiiuo lary service. Bur norr neiare taalty ts save to liberally la i orders filled. PfMiy t Sttlurtlay Ef'a ;: vs I4VCU IV 11, CaMaaRrF i Jta aaVCVTr.. .. 'mj fZs'll u 1 ? i 8!ffiSJ lain J? yr 1 IE W v X'-ji - T 'vO all dollars -a: ' H." i t. by Srr-ii Lace of '3yDM1filaMBag' the CASUALTIES One Marine Killed in Action. STKI.MACHOWSKt. caster, Milwaukee. 8TOKKS. JOSEPH, Rroolln. TOtt.NHKN. Mill, Kennclt. Mo TYftonCZYK. EDMUND. Milwaukee, I'MIAN, ItOtltlllT. X York vinsox, rnntjr.itici: p. uncus, n wit r. WAONEIl. OI.F.X a . Richmond, lnd. watso.n. morris c st. Louis WMTKVR. I'l.NA. ".'oner Springs. Tenn. WIIITK. LAWRHNCI THOMAS, Ann Arbor. Mich WlUTt.OCK WILLIAM It . Redford. Ind WICKS, runrv JOHN, Corson City. Mich. jwiuuv rnin. Mnriv. Mich. i ,.,.,.,. .,.,, mimi...i, if i ... ' ' . .... '" '. ' WUIQItT. NKI.SON, Iliort-. Wis, WUTRICU. A1.I1KHT, Helolt Wis. VAKOVICH. NIC'HOUVS. Wc rullman. Ill WOfNIlKI) (I)K(iREK IMr7ri-KMlNET)) I.teulennnt OASTO.S. llAni.nt ll . l.o-ell, N c. Sfnreiinl" mi:u::utrK DOCKKXDOnr. AUOTSICS. Chlmiro OAKXKTT WALTER Iir.XRY. New Ilruns nlrtf. I'm. (IKItTNEIt. AMIRI'Ar tlo 21, nrotrnflflil, Pa. nmVARI) MHHCKUl V, 'rn. lnd. IjrlMHT WILLIAM I Mnnrh"ter WILLIAMS, IIOIIKRT A " wemnd rnrtwnU iuzhtkv ni:oit(iR a imrriio. x ItnONKIlonsT, .inllV !tn. Midi N II CAMPIIKH. I! it)K C.I- Junta r-ol. rttPMICir, VI.l.'X. tlulfpor- Ml. Cl,l;V, JOHN. Vnrtlllnir. Pa. Ct.MT. XOPMNN K Ontftnn O DtlPII.T tPP' .IAMEM, Sin Frnnr!lro nil.W!1 ri:tIKU ARNOLIi Malta III. CnrporaN nM',V, .!(lll K.. t.. North F.lerenth trret. Phlluli !'-'iln. Pa. milTtl. WALTEIt 13 Detroit It AMI"". r.P.NnST Ml'itnn. Ml-h JKN'SEV WIjRKW M'lnor I' MkHI'RMOTT HERnnRT D . Harmon Ill IXHTIv:: rnrvij v lr-no i l XKI.t V i't:r.. Morrl'on Okla Ni II ' - r nNK Chlcnso d'CiiN-Nun PVSTIIOLOMKW Niv York Pli'KK rr r. V- A Pnllsirt". Minn. STIi:t E IHJttMlTII El Monte. Cat. Vl'l!OIA. LOCIS. Rlilne. Win (! C.EclItlH AN. Dlxon. Mont V TKINS JnllN S Winona. W. Va 'nok iTIl VTK. PRM .1., tit,; Mrlror Irret, Plillndelpliln. Pn. rrlrates I1AISOS. RORKItl I isn N C IlEl!I.E WALTER II So.dliT!"' drove Wl IIKRUY. NEWTON M Plato Minn, till LOWS. CLtrCORH S Ht P.iul .Minn. H'lWI'.R. EHWIX J. Xmth Minneapolis t'UK, JMF.H, .".18 Honth Randolph street. Philadelphia. Pa. L M.LAHAX, TIMOTHY J ME-J Mltnauks CM. LIS HEXJA.MIN I.O IN Il-dfnrd. K CARI.SIIX. A1HII.PH I' Hoik Cwk. Minn, j CATAL.tND VITU. Ie Trojanl. Calnpo-1,-lsio. ltnl I HAMIlEItb riltiMVS. outh Mancheati-r. Conn CIIAMPl.l l 1KR. KKMT. skinners Kddj. I IM. I 1AI1K, JMOIt sTi:tt. I'.avtnn. Mil. i LOUD ELMER E Uri-i-nuii 111 CiillY. NICHOLAS T . llevfre Mnss. COOLEY. LUltOY. Ix Angelel. Cal l-UAMSX KHW Kl E kuiik",oii l I El.I.AR. EI.ISKO. Alice T'X. I I'SIIMAX. IIIAHI.EX Broken How. ClTTEIt IIIillM'.l) JI Mountain O Nsb Vlsiv al DMII.HEIKi ALRIX P. Ame'v. Wis DHLBY l'A.M'i:il lUOI.I'H Eleva. Wis DALEY, EDWAItl) FRANCIS,, L'.vllardvale Mass. HEPCE. PAUL Crestnn. W Va DETTLAKI'. I'KAXK A M'llvvauke DOl.VKX. ALHERTS J Little Falls. Minn DOMASlv FRANK. Jterlln Wl POMF.It. i:RI. E, Camon. i D07.IEI! Clarentp CliRord 111 ' DROL'OHT, .lOSEI'H R. Jancsvllli- Wis Dl'llAXI). JF.AX L. Haslle. La EBY. EZR. Jones Mlrh KRICKMJN. ARTllfR lren- I EiPENM-XO. SE1..MER C. Mettonvlle la Mann & Dilks U02 CHESTNUT STREET Mann & Dilks 1102 CHESTNUT STREET fbNKUBn$ffc ' MbHHb '-i - '-ay.i jlfc -tljiilglglglglgfl BBillllllgBilllHr9ejliKtflEr-- ' aiaiaiaigSkr .IIKtS'-''' 'AV44aVsaiaiauBillx.grBilllllllllllllHI HHIHflHHPssfilMl SBaaLaisaaaaaaaaaaBaMrr 'fQmKM Germantown Academy Send Him to a School Where Every Day Brings Sound Training Every recitation hour, every study hour is vital to the boy who expects his school to really train him. Boys are hoping for big things for this coming school year. Germantown Academy wants just these boys because it has been the Academy tradition, since 17C0, to graduate boys armed with best possible equipment to meet the demands of the day. For generations the liigh standard and character of the Academy have been recognized by Philadelphia citizens. Philadelphia families boast sons, fathers, grandfathers, great-grandfathers all Academy boys. 158th year opens September 19th. Thorough college preparalion. All-day school for boys in 1st Primary, Cth and Upper Cth Forms.- Kindergarten supplemented with Liberty Tadd System for girls and boys four and 'five years old. Kindergarten is conducted in a separate building adjoining the Academy. Military training this year with gymnasium work. Army setting up exercises and drill will give good foundation for further work in this direction. The Headmaster Is at the office from t to it every school day and can be seen personally or reached by telephone Germantown 4440. FAI.l.fiTRONf. JOHN A., Falun. Wis. FF.XTOX, FI.OltlCNZ i BOS East Wlsliart street, PMlsdelshla. FISH, HARRY IIARTtiHY, Klrkland. Wash. FREEMAN. ALVA A.. Pararnuld. Ark. FtmSTENnnittl, LAimEXCE. Blou Pass, Mont. niRARI). EIXlAn. Lmiltlana, Mo onANRY. THORVALI), Poplar, Minn CLIFFORD IIAOEN. Pelican Rapids. Minn. IIAt'UE.V. HENRY OEOROE. Chlcato. HII.SCHER. RAY E.. Lincoln. Ill IIOOVKR, KTIKRMAN. Terrjtaim, radfrd t'ottnlr. Pa, HOPKINf, JOHN W , ,Forestp.irt. N Y. JOHNIIX, HOWARD L.. Denver. Col 'v r OIVTEK PF.TER JOE, Custar, III. Mtl.LON. DENNIS. Detroit MALLORY, THOMAS P.. Jewell. Tex MANSFIELD, WILLIAM II . Rartlne. Wis. MHXIETT. JOHN lam land. N C. MIKHLEXKA. IlCIXILPIt JOHV. Smith vllle. Tct MORKUS, ANTHONEY Shnwdv, roussla. MUCKI.E JAMES K Kt,Mlbm1ll . NEl'IUfHR, KMIL. Martin. X. I VOVITSKY. COJIMISH. Hudson. Mass I'At'In (IKnntIK .. IHxonTllle, Ta. PERRY, CLARENCE I. New Wavetlv. ' Tex PETERSON CARL V Minneapolis PORTER, CLEMENT K , RetbursT. Idaho PIRI)L.M IIARltY l . (ll-nroe, Minn. IIOBEPON IlltATON V Rarlni, Mo. RYII1NSKI. ROMAN Elaln Neb SHl'I.t,. RALPH W . Montrose. III. SMITH nVT Humnierfletd Okla. STEVENS CHESTER. Nsshllle. Tenn SYlsF.S OSCAR I.. I)erb. Vt TIlllMA.. ANDREW RFSSEIX. FJIwood (Ttj, Pn. TOWER. WILLI VM S. Greenfield, Miiea ANWINKl.r. JAMES II ITroutrliton. Ill VNZIt.E. CHARLES Hone. Ind. WHAI.EN OEOROE HuntlsJ. Mont WHARTON CI MlENt E E . Decatur. HI WElTNEIt WILLIAM, tllKnLoe, O WILLIAMSON LESLIE Fort Collins. Col. WRIC.HT BEN (lulnea Mills, Va. IKII.KNSKV. ,IOKI'll, 3J7 John St.. outh Ambor, N. 4. lfGEEDA JAN New C'umlierlancI, W Va CARADONNA JO.-EPH Stoushton. Mass IiritnX LOltEN DWFORTH, JR , Endl- cott. X M FRENCH. JOSEPH Chslmsford, Mass flREER. CLVNCEY OTHO, Crbana. Ill OROFF ROSCOE R Clareinont, III HAMILTON JAMES H, W Haven, Conn. HVNtl. ADOLPH Dillon Minn HOCKEN WILLIAM E tttnahim ftah. lirilli RICHARD 1. ChattinnoKa. Tenn. McFEE. JESSE J. ralBO. TeJ. MiOOWAS rltEDI.ltli K Lrvvlston, Mont MANAStAN. PETE, llrnokalrre. Tei MILLER EDI5P. Snpulpn Okla M(OL. AI.IIF.RT, atlS Here avenue, rltts- bnrch. PETERSEN E.M1I. lrenvllc Vlrh I POWERS RICHARD .1 Charlostown. Mass , HVDTKE KMIL K Hhebovaan Wis UVCTHENBEHG flKOROE I ilrneseo. Ill miEA. BRYAN W Sumner, la , Si III.IM Vll.llM Port VV islllPK" r, Wis SCHNEIDER WALTER. Mllvvaukeo TltorTER. tinEOC, i: . Hello Prairie. III. WARD FOSTER T Imr, K. WV.TEINS. BERT. Manhattan. Kan. WAZXY JOSEPH B . Auburn Mich WHITING JOHN D. Hlootnlncton, 111 WHITCHER EARL. Melvern. Kan Yi()lMEI SI.IC.HTLY IJeutennnt MVTNE WALTER R St Iouls MISSING IN ACTION Corporals HENNHS.-KY. JOHN P, El Reno Okla MEEK HENJWIINT. Pclr-r, S C MfSSELMN LERCY, Alaenta. Ill PRKINOV GEORGE II. Silesia. Mont 1JENWAY JOSEPH D Burlington. Vt IA aaoner OGDEN HARLEY. Belle Plalne, Kan Privates ALLEN HfOO C. . Jit CarmPl. 111. ANDERSON. CARL F. Bai Cltv Mlih I. ANDREWS WILLIAM K. Burlington Vt ARMSTRONG CUXRENCE L St fiph- rap. Canada RET!" JOSEPH A Ludintton. Mich. , Privates 1 nOI'I.VNGEP. HENRY I" Fullerlon X T. 1 BREWER. ALFRED O . Tuscola, 111 . BROWN GETIE. Rrctor Ark. CAFINI. ORBLIO. Drlrolt CANNONE. I.IOVANNI. Jeaimetle. Pa. , CARROLL. IRGIL. Indianapolis Ind CASEY. RICHARD !.. Clinton. X Y CIIR1STOW NICHOLAS. S. Lorain. O I JACKSON. JAMES M. Mason Cltv. II. JOHNSON GERHARD Doorah. lovvn. LIOHTnURN JAMBS E., Whltlnsvllle, Mass LI'KV. OSCVR Mavvllle, N D. I M ANSON. WILLIAM D. Boston. Mas- POST LAMBERT E.. Caldwell. Mont i SANDERSON. ALFRED 11.. SaliBer Cal WEI.LER. MORGAN E. Harlem Mont. WESTLCND. V.RVIX. Atvvater. Minn WIXECKI JOHX A . Stevena Point, Wis. WO'lDIIOCSE. CHARLES E Victors, Wis Tyrol Wool Girls' and Misses' Suits For School or Seminary 24.75 26.75 Also Top Coats, 24.75 There is nothing as Wearable, Serviceable or as good looking as Tyrol Wool ft V -viif 'u. v- ' TnARZARAt,. rJUS A.. New Orleans. I.a. AMYHKEF8KY, ALBEhT V., Llttla ,FalU.I Minn. ANDERSON, CARL O.. Prueott, Wis. HAOOETT, OKORGE W.. Makanda. 111. I1RADEN. HOWARD. Macedonia. III. HROVOLD. PHILIP L Minneapolis. Mlnn.l CADY MELVILLE. Frcenfleld Center.) CAnt.SON. Gl'8 C. White Park, Minn. CLARK, HARLOW o., Winnebago. 111. COHt'R.N. JOHN R.. Vandalla. III. ENRIETTO. JAMES, Diamond. III. TESSENBECK. MILO. Martinsville. III. Fl'LLBR, CLAIIJJE, Detroit. GIBSON, ROBERT 0.. Quitman. Miss GIM1ERTSON. FRANK C, St. Paul. Minn GFI.BRAXSO.N. HERMAN. Duluth, Minn. HARMON. HRl'CE. Muncle, lnd. HAtmoUF. HOMER W.. Murphysbor 111 HAFAN, BENDIK. Richmond Beach, Wash.i HOFFMAN, CAUL. Hampdon. Conn. HOCOHTO.N. CHARLES O., New Bedford, V ... I, HIIAIIAK WILLIAM A. Chicago HCGGINS. HARRY Il Oranburv. T Hl-Llll'RD. FRANK I) . Colchester. Vt JOHNSON, HARRY A., .Marshall HI JOHNSON. ROBERT E., Kse, Wis KARR FRANK O.. Thomas. Okla. K1TTI.ESON. RUDOLPH ( Forest City. Ia.J Kt'LERS. THEODORE. Illoomlnston. Ind. H LANCEI.LO. JOHN A , Avon. Minn. I.ANGK, FRED W.. West Holjoke, Mats McIOtlAN. GEORGE. Sac Cltv, la MILLER. ELMER. Rensselaer, N Y MOFFIT CLIFTON N . Chandler, Minn. MORGAN. NEAL. St. Johnsburj. Vt NEl'llAVER, MAX, Smlthvllle. Minn NIELSON, THOMAS E . Olllett, Ark XIK.MAXN IIERHERT A . Cedarburg. WIS ; uiiKitr. .MilllAEI, J , Racine Wis ril.GRIM. OEOROE W.. Lvndonvllle. Vt. PONDOFF RANK. Youngstovvn. O Marine Corps KII.I.KD IN AITION. PRKVIOlSI.Y RE- PORTED MISSING IX ACTION Sergeant ANDERSON, RAY. Akron. O niF.ii pr worxns received in action Corporals nriAIIN. WII.MAM II.. 2SS South lllrks street. Philadelphia. Pa. Hl'SCH, ROY II , Lovvmoor. Va. Privates HUNTER. WILLIAM A. Centerv III., Mo. SNIDER FRANK. Momuette. Mich. WOI-NI)EI IX ACTION (SF.VEREIA) Private COLBEUG. EDWARD. Deusthe Kraln. S'mlgel Province. Gsrminy. ' WIHNDED IN ACTION (SE r.RM.Yl, PREI0VSI,Y REPORTED MsxM, IN ACTION Private WILLIAM H 'Jllllan Mo I.CNZ. R esino stops itching instantly Don't let that itching skin-trouble torment you an hour longer 1 Just Spread a little Kcsinol Ointment over the sick skin and see if the itching does not disappear as if you simply wiped it away I And -even more important this sootiiiiie:. healing ointment rarely fails to clear away promptly every trace of the unsightly, tormenting, tinlesi; it is due to some serious in ternal disorder. Resinol Ointment usually gives even prompter results if the sore places are first bathed thoroughly with Resinol Soap and hot water. Rulnol Ointment and Keilnol fioan r,!n nothlnr tht could injure or Irritate the teederest skin. Ther clear stay pimples, redneis and roughncii, atop daftdruff. Sold by all dnif fists. PIIOTOPLWH The Stanley Booking Corporation THK following theatres ubtain their pictures through the STANI.KY Booking Corporation, which 1s a guarantee of early showing of the finest produc tions. All pictures reviewed before exhibition Ask for the theatle in your locality obtaining pictures tlirouprh the STANI.nY Booking Corporation A1U,,U, '2th. Morris A Possjunk Ave. rtinamuraMat. naiiv at 3:evb. 045 to. paci.ine Frederick In FEDOnA" Anrvl I r 32U AND THOMPSON STS. ArULLU matinee daily THRDA liAHA In "FOItHIDDEN PATHS" AUrintA CHESTNUT Below HITH AKLAUIA HI A.M. to 11:15 P. M. .1011N nAiiRYMonrj III "OX THE QUIET" Ql I irnlDn BROAD HTnEET and DLULolrxU rwjt'EiiANNA avk D W llnlPFITH'S "THE QKEAT IXJYE" BROADWAY nro?.d4.?nuV iV CLARA KIMBALL YOL'M! In "THE CLAV.V" CNIDDiTQC: MAIN BT.. MANAYl'NK t.iVlrlAt03 MATINEE DAILY TO HELL WITH THE KA18K.lt" FAIRMOUNT 20yiAT.Gs!ilEnDlAn:Y Jl'.W EL CAHMEN in LAWLESS LOVE" rr A1III V THEATRE 1311 Malket Ht, r AIVI1L.I u A. M. to Midnight LOt'tHC OLAUM In A L".W I'NTO IIEHSELF" CATU CT THEATRE Below Spruce DO 1 rl 3 1 . MATINEE DsJL LV MAE MAItSH THE (ll-ORIOUK ADVBNTl'RE" PDCAT MnDTUCDW Broad St.at Erie vjixirti nvjiwt h-iuis. 7 and u p. MARY PH-KFORU , In THE BAULK'S MATE" IMDCDI A I f'TH & WALNUT STS. llVlrtKIAL. Mat.. 2:S0. Evga. TD D. w tmirFiTii's "THE BIRTH OF A NATION" f CAnCD 1ST LANCASTER AVE l-VL.tLJSLt. MATINEE DAILY HESSUE. HAYAKAWA In 'THE CITV OF DIM FACES" I'HOTOPI.AIH THEATRES owned and Managed by members of THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION BELMONT S2D ABOVE UAJIKET DW C.riffith'a "THE BIRTH CEDAR 0UTH CEDAR AVENUM George M. Cohan ' "" J. , Holliday" COLISEUM Market u,t' MUi aou D. W. Griffith 'tt Ix.. colonial-01!!., iri.iart.p PAULINt KKEDERICK. In Fedora' FRANKFORD 715 Frankfort Ave. Douglas Fairbanks ,n ' Bouna1,ornx:co. I'HOTOI'LAYS FI IRFk'A iO MARKET BT8. EAjrE.r.- MATINEE DAILY SESSUE HAYAKAWA In "THE BRAVEST WAY" P AD If 1UDOE AVE. DAUPHIN 8T. rrtrvrw 'Mat.a:is. bv. o:s to i. JLUb BURKE itvtwuit or reu.' KKTI'RNED TO DUTl' TTITH 0R0ANIZA- TIOX, riXKVIOt'M.Y RF.FOBTKD MISSING IN ACTION I . lHrat nRUNELI.0. WILFRED, Ware. Mass f Wedding Bells for 56,230 1-,..-. i 1 'lfrv' thousand girls were married last year from the million Delineator families. More will be married this year. You may not manu facture wedding rings or trousseaux or traveling bags or furniture for the new home, but if you make any article used in American households, you should tell these fifty thousand brides about it. They start in where their mothers did be fore them by relying for ad vice on TV i The Delineator The Maqazfne In, One Million Yomes piioTopi.Ais I IRFRTY UROAD ft COLEillllA AY LmLrV1 MATINEE DAILY JEWEL CARMEN In "LAWLESS IX1VK" 333 MARKET J,-?. fF , KITTY flORlMIN in "MERELY PI.AI EltS" MODEL 425 SOUTH ST. Orchestra. Continuous 1 to 11. BERT LYTEI.I. NO MAN'S LAND" OVERBROOK 03 D . IIWER- rnnn ivs .,.,. . n- A- WALSH'S "THE WOMAN AND THE LAW" PAI APF 12M MARKET STREET 1 Vft. 10 A- M- "' I' 1' P. M. DRAMATIC SPECTACLE , "THE STILL ALARM" PRINCFS 0I8 MARKET STREET PEOHY HYLAND In "BONNIE ANNIE Ll'RIE" REGFNT MAWKET HT. Below ITTH lL.vIii I ,, A VIOLA DANA In "THE FLOWER AT DfSK" RFAI TO OERMANTOWN AVE. In-ll, lJ AT TttI,pr!HOCKE EN 8T. EDITH STonrv In "THE DEMON- RIVOI F B2D AND FANP0M RTS. r... MATINEE DAII. CLARA KIMBALL VOI'.vrj In "THE CLAW Rl TRY MARKET ST. BELOW TTH 'UU1 m a. v toiiiir, p. m. VAE MARRII In "THE OLORIOt'S ADVEVTt'RE" SAVOY 1211 MARKFT STltEET k3A VWI a A. At TO MIDN lairr il.liliii .,!! I I.AVTOV In 'INSIDE THE I INrjR" STANI FY MARKHT ABOVE II.TH I np.rtAi.mvP! Pinptn in -i hi; -ri'iiv of THE WHEEL" VICTORIA Market st. ab oth V IV I VJIAin . vi tn 11 .11 p r "THE PRUSSIAN CUR" MlOTOPLAYH IIIMRO 'RONT ST. t OLRARD AVB. r.... Jumbo Junction on Frankford "Li William S. Hart " "shark MONROE' I OCUST 0!D AND tjCUST BTREETS " UUVUOl Ma I a. 1.. ((). :S0. Evga u-in?.. ENID RFNNF.TT id "ThV&tVL11 The Marriaga Jtlng" NIXON B, UEUW ARKET 8T " CHARLES RAY ' "a'S&.t " "V--IOCH Tos-n TIOGA "T" 8T' Ut,0W VENANOO" Marguerite Clark ln "ucle toms THIS PROGRAM APPEARS IN MORNING AND EVENING Pun LIC LEDGER. l UU rilOTOI'LAVS STRAND Qtn-Av mt v'w. & ot Bre, tWb 5. STONE "INSIDE THE LINES" THIS PROGRAM APPEARS IN MORNING AN Dm JSVRxMLWQ "5'SyJV '' rusjuav JgJBjMHHBMMMSjBBaMMSjMirMMBJ 1 1 M. iralssl HIVsT.silllH ll. 81 Mpfta W'SBSP . nolh Setes WANAMAKER INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES 23d and Walnut Stmts Opens September 19th Cost of Each Course Six Months jKnI,'i'tel Drawing. Hire nights. .SIJ.J nt,iNwJn'work' " nights S2 VSZtei' l7 n'shts tone period) J-"2 rffiSfr,r .B.nd Domentlf Nrlncp 2 nlchtii IH.Og j,'"cmnKing. tvva nlgnta S;Emr'''i WpaHment. ,nTe mmis. I rttJt"f!?,",nee. two nights i.w, S7.00 ft.M 11.00 in i,n IJL1lTrl .wo r,ht" '"" nerlod) .. "Binklng. first year, tvro nights 14. CHI J seeond year, two nights.. n.ow ld.nn 14.00 S4.0") io.no 1(1.00 18.00 Sfl.00 M.OO m.on 11.00 IS. 00 a. on 2S.O0 .. tnirn yenr, two nunts.. tngllsli T.angtiage. two nights .... CnrTlr. two nights I lllng and Indexing, tvro nights ... ft! 'tngiiage, to nights fip.nnent Cutting, two nights , &lI,t!rl.," nights (one period)..., Inndolln. twit ntghts (one period).. Meehanlenl Drawing, two nights.. . Mllllnerr. to nights Painting -Art. two nights Lenmanlilp. tr, nights .......... -...... inrrr, nignis ionr oerinni ...... Plan Reading ami Estimating. 2 nlgnti Pnhllr Krhool. three nights t a IB.Ofl i.von grnnlsh f.angiisge. two nights ...-v-'' 19-50 gfenogranhy. elementary. Ihree nights. 21 .on 5'enpgrnnhy. nilvnnred. Ihree nights.. 14.00 fiieei (initsr. ten lessons J"- r.C'Trsnhr, fro night !5-2. i.. .. 'r' ,rn lessons violin, tn-o nlrhts (ore period) .. ,,n lesson 12-xH 2(1.1 jtirni iinsir, IVTO nigl'ts lone ncnon;.. 2.,,. Wtehmahln" t- -l-".s 2.00 Parments One-third on registration! bal ance In fnnr weeks t discount If entlra pay ment Is made In atlvnnre. Send for further Information. FRIENDS' r CENTRAL SCHOOL SYSTEM The only private school with ele mentary schools in various parts of city. Thorough education from kin dergarten to college or business life. Special attention to physical train ing. Separate departments for boys and girls in senior school. Reopens Ninth Month 24th. Year Book now read.v Write for Rates PERCIVAl, TAYLOR MIX KVI.VIA IIARNHS W.M.I.ACK Ai lMh and Rare Streets Acting Prtnelpals rniiadeipma PEIRCE SCHOOL or nrsivr.ss administration NIIIIIT Rl'11001. (IPKNS KEPT. I0TH Miilio your day-time vvnrk count for more. Thorough, et Intensive, tilulit courses nt I'clrce School will Incrense your enrnhiR power, enabling you to ndanc"e more raplilly. StenoCTiphlc, Commercial and Secre tarial Courses for hoth sexes, with the same ad.vatitn.Kes nffotded day students nuslness men are eager to secure asalst ants who have a Pelrce Bchool training. The erne will be open every evening this week evrept Hnturday. Students should register rarlr. Dav School Now Open. New Students May Enter at Any Time. PEIRCE SCHOOL OF M'SINKSS AmiINITRTION Amerleaa Foremost lluslhess Hehonl PINK tT. WKST OF RROAU, PII1I.A. Send for S'fh Vcar Boofc. BAlVKSi WIGHT s? !HDOt& llness men nn,t estoV,1ll,n,t are eagerly waiting for us to grad uate Vnil. !)n tint miss 4Mm nnnf.l... nlty. Write or call for fre catalog. hut do It this minute. Iiau . .Y'oht .Sessions. Enter avu time iiit-amui 01., I'nuaueipnia Spring Garden Institute BROAD AND SPRING OAHBriN STRKST3 TECHNICAL SCHOOLS Automoblla Pattern 8hop Practle Rook Illustration Eisctricuy an achlua Shop tic Prac- Free Hand Drawing Aiecnamcai iirawintr ArchltecturalDrawtng Machine Shop Maths- mstlea Mathematlea tici Day Classes Electricity A Automobile. S P.M. Illustrated Prospectus. Opens Baptamkar 33 SHORTHAND AND DOOKKEEPDCO I Oar graduates are in constant demand. Ootsl Baying positions await you. dregs' Short, hand, the easy, speedy system. Complete ' business and secretarial courses. Day sehoM now open: hikiii pcouoi uprus IUQS7, pvvi. S. Enroll any time. Call or well for full oartletllnra and catalog. fifo tUflr IfcV pii 1 la. nnsiNK.SH rni.i.EdK and. College af Cnmmerea 1017 Chealnnt St.. Philadelphia Thousands of Positions Now available to onng women In Rail roads, tlovernment Work and Yeomanry. Well. trained stenographers bookkeep ers tn fill the vacancies left bv- men. The rost of our course to train yon Is small and It takes about 30 days Our rrad uatea hold some of the best positions In the rlty-WrltejiroW for booklet or call. 30-Day Business College Tnrkway Tlldg., Broad & Cherry Stt, i fje Ipman School - "UKKCU KNOI.I.." HSU Ijtncaster Ave. ARDMORE formerly known na Miss Hills' School. Main Una Branch . Kindergarten and Primary tar both boys and girls. Junior and Senior School for stria only. Bua service from Wast Fbtla. via Overbrook and Merlon. Open Sept. 80 Address MISI M. n. WTF.KW. IMcelosl. Strayer's Business College Philadelphia Oreateat Uuslneas Schtal Expert teachers. Modern eaulpment. Indl. vldual advancement. Charges moderate. Pa Itlons guaranteed. Day and Night Classes. TOO students now attending. Enroll now. 107 Chestnut Street. I'hone. Walant JH4. Palmi Business College "J,1,,,"- Day and Evening:. Bookkeeping, Civil service. Secretarial, Touch Typewriting. English, ate. Attend the hett. Individual Instruction. Kelect patronage. Phone Bpmca HSoS. .4. Uraellrnl Sn't. residence For liartlcuiara add. Ade. klla. faide T. Illman.Prln.. S600 Walnut St. .Pi Short Courtes "m?Xggm Bookkaeplnr. BrrtJnd. Tyrwrltlng. Eag. ilih. Penmanship, Dictaphone, Comptoroeor. Day and evening seaalona. Start at any time, individual Instruction. FALM3K SCHOOL. IS Booth 10th St. THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE .CHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTJ Draughting, Mathematics. Mechanics. " TuAwTlT. AHCH1TKCTURK Macha hanlcai Drawing for Young VVomaa. GERMANTOWN FRIENDS' CTUrvfll. Opens Sept. 23. A few vacan. gvitvwM ei fercarnejt college preoar atory puplla. STANLEY R. TARNALL. Prla. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY CHALMERS IN8TITCTE. Z040 ARCH ST. Classes for men and women; private periods. Call, writs or phone Locust S84. FRIENDS' SELECT A Bchool tor Boys and nicl. ON-TIIE-PARKWAT Ifithand 17th nt.. Intensive tutoring for eollese, law and mod. jllanrr I rrp. pruwi. iiuurnwHu iuk. MH.I.KHSVII.LE. LAyCA8TEB CO.. PA. STATE NORMAL BCnoOIr Beautiful cam. pus. Excel, table. Strong raculty. Tul .y. bunion free. Fall term open; .Sept. Bth. ot. utn. vat ror mror tnalion aoaress s-, II. (lOItniNIEK. Prla. QK T.AK. PA. OAK LANK CQtJNTBY DAT SCHOOL wait. Boas, tiaa msi, snua. ae.-era farm Hnaclat attention. DemoeratU anlrlt Agea 4 to la. Motor bua. nookut. I - WEST CnESTElt. PA. fEHT CIIChTKK STATE NOMAL SCHOOL oth seats. S20 ta S2S0. O. M. Pbillsw.Pr'su 8a. I J ATsaffli . ill I i I i ,r rgWISBSIUBH. TA. . . aww.f" JiJsJirSs met DsaBTlMaaC nisMmilaT stssTsl ll fl lilll ssftv r aVI AtavaTatataL , JJtSwi eaBs arsal afWaWP waTssi . p Vfs 'asaw flSsa MawsaiSBa. VWaaflHSSa EDUCATIONAL Vonng Women and C.lrts 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 special training courses. Graduates of theso courses at-o eligible to certification for position as nsslstant dietitian, upon satis factory completion of four months' probationary work as pupil dieti tians tn the United States Military Hospital. 1. A four months' Intensive courso for those who have had two years' college studies or hold a degree from some Domestic Science institution, und one year's occupational experience. 2. A one year's 'Intensive course 1 for college graduates. 3. A two years' course for high school graduates. DREXEL INSTITUTE Mollis (iodfrey, Se. T) Knfc. I 1,1,. ., D. C. I,., President Philadelphia, Fennn. Tn nnVdion fo thr nbovc Courses Drexel fuitHlulc offeri SpeeM War Courses tor trninrtf serrefnrlea, an Engineerlna Course under the control 0 the War Department and tegular Courses in Domestic Science and Arts. WEST CHKSTER. TA. DARLINGTON SEMINARY FOR OIRI.S. WEST CHESTER. PA. Located on a 0 acre estate In Pennsylva nia's moat beautiful farming country. Lan guage. Art, Music. Expreaaion. Arts and Cratta and Home-making Courses. College Preparation with certlflcata prlvllegta. catalog. JSfaitnm FAAS nTK- Prn llETHI-EIlr.-M. r.. MORAVIAN SEMINARY COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. Bethlehem. Ta. preparatory and College Grades fully accredited. Open; Sept. 85th. J. H. Clewell. Ph.D.. President. Roth Hexes Advertising, Busi ness and Sales Cor respondence and Practical Salesman ship. The instructors in these courses are men who know how to guide and enthuse students because of their own daily contact with the prop ositions they demonstrate. The course as now given is the result of 14 years' expe rience. The opportunities in advertising and salesmanship are unlimited. The term be gins Wednesday, Octr2. Write, call or phone for Catalog M-T2. Phone Diamond 631 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Broad St. belter Berks J CHESTNUT HIM. ACADEMY A eonntrj hoarding and day school for Roja Thorough preparation for college, scientific school or business. All ahletlcs. Golf links' fine gymnasium with swimming pool. Sepa rate Lower School for bo s from alg up wards Catalog. ... Rnrrlallv lovi rates for five-day hoarders. JAMhS LMVSON PsTTFRSON. Headmaster St. Marlins. Chestnut Hill. Pa. Teachers Wanted Positions woltlnu. Free reglstr'n for College A Normal graduates Modern Teachers' llurruu. 1002 Market Ht. Young Men and Boys WVNMswnnn. pa. Montfomei School A Country Day School for Boys Entire responsibility ot the boys assumed from nine tn live o'clock In the country. Alt activities under the tnipfrvlslon of th In structors. No home study. Ioa do their studying; at the school, rtv-phlniT whatever asiUtance la wg from the masters. All the teachers have had several years' experlenre nnd she attention to each tndtvldual. Athletics under a competent coach. Military Gymnastics In the out door gymnasium. Manual training tausht by ex perienced mechanic. Preparation for college or lead Jnjf board I nc schoola of the coun try. Hntranct, examinations for nil boardlnjr nrhools. Inrludlnc St. Vaul's. conducted at the school. For catalog address Her, (ilbaon Hell, A. It.. B. D.. Ileodmutter IVynnttrood, I'enna. HABBI8BPB0. PA. arrisburg Slcabemp A. CoplUl School near a Capital City A country school founded 1786. Modern buildings, large campus. Advantages of small classea and individual Instruction. Thorough college preparation. Rates 1500 to ISuO. Supervised athletics. Separata school for younger boys. Wf Invite cloaeat Investigation a personal visit If poaslble. Write for our cata. logue ana plana of new dormitory. Nsvr Junior achool. building will be open for September term. Addreaa ARTHUR K. nROYVN. R.A.. Headmaster NAZARETH. PA. KAZARKTII HALL MILITARY ACADEXt Sasarath. l'a. rounded 1748. of!ea nranaratorv and hnslns pn,,...e 'Senior Snd Intermediate grades. Boys 11 ts la yeara. nupervisea amieiics. Moaren m1I.. ...Inln. Cll.lntf UJu.. . . M..." ........ . . m. r,HH,. ,,,.. , CHESTER. PA. PENNSYLVANIA Military College Men Command wmie uer graauatea airect r.vunitlons' pro due'lon, man battleplanes, lay down the barrage, and go "over th. top." P, M. C. "Carrie, on" as ateadlly and earnestly at ever her training ot men for th. battles at peaco or vrar. The men who lead are the men whn Imnv Stnlor Unit. R. Q. T. C. Collegtata couraea In .Civil Enstnerlng. Chemistry, Economics and Finance. Preparatory and junior Col. Charles T. Hvatt. Commandant, Bog BSS. Chester. .. Tb. Wst Paint af th. Keittan. Stat" . -. aLBanr JWtVaMwt Yonnr Women and Girls Drexel Institute's special war training Dietetic courses have been arranged under the supervision, and have re eclved the approval of the Hospital Division, Medical Coris, U. S. Army. ' t .. h Uh ,4. Students who enter .these courses will be at once In training for their country's service. Uniform Will be worn. Military regulations. Knrollment will be limited and applicants carefully selected. Courses begin October 21. The Army's need for trained dietitians 1b urgent, and the time Is short In which to enroll. We request that you write ua at once for complete Bulletin ahd en rollment blanks. Mitt Sayward' School for Girls PTCT, riilla.. Pa. College prep, and aceretarla! courses. Junior and Muelcal Depti. Athletics, pomeatie Science Carriage calls for puplli Blff'S: ?W- TARrVc'iSaf.' MISS HILLS' SCHOOL 180S Spruce street. Reopens Sept. 80th. The iirlnelnals. Sllaa Milan. Chittenden Jones and Miss Ann flell Agstln, will be at fiTa school after September 5th. VPJITINH H0VKRNE8S French. Enellsh. Hchool Branehea. P ano. Miss C! H lreni. 3435 Walnat t. ' " Young Men and Boys William Penn Charter School No. 8 South Twelfth Street PHILADELPHIA Founded In 1080 and chartered by William Penn on the same day as the city of Phlla. delphla. the Penn Charter School has main talned an uninterrupted corporate, ,!. !.,.. During the past forty-threo 'years the achoe'l has graduated nenelv lAftn nii., e u.,. more than lino have continued their studies &? i'i,crrK ?.f coUe' "n universities. For the better sccommodatlon of the recent K?SnR."",i '"'e'lment a new two-Jtory buildlna; I", helng constructed on the West Hiiute. -Plans for the future Include tha full utllltiatlon for school puTpoaes of the magnincent playing fields it 2 1 icg a Queen Lane. These plana are held inahey. ance, pending tho time when tha termina tion of war conditions msy permit ntW construction The 230th year Tbeglns Sep. tember Hth. with -very member ot ia.t IS5rR.V'nf!nlliF ",n fn ,utJ'' "' "h enrollment has rendered necessary. Tih? iF'?."1"!. .,or '1"-1 ts ready far dlstrlbutlin. Buildings onen for InsSietiX RICHARD MOTT ni'MMRRK. Vh. D HKADMASTEB The Episcopal Academy Locust and Juniper Sts. Fortxnnn itsi Villi! Which Wan I'nlted In mis The De Lancey School .iH'!uf.h nreparatlonfor College, ftp.. SUV tnrted""SParf?tfv.'cer. "'-' separate Bldr. for bnva 0 to 11 veara of fH"r 8cho," onen",'Sent?nber'1 lDth. Lower Middle School September SOth Head I Mnster will hn at the Academy on and after September 7. '""u"n-r on r.eelatera mailed on appllcvtlon. Iter. PHILIP J SJEINMETZ. ar..S.T.D. Head Master .. PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE Brown Preparatory School RROAD AND CHERRY STREETS 8IVARTHMORE. PA. SIVARTHMORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL ' A BClinril fnilntTssrl tinnn Ui. 7UVM riv win -..il""i 1 "a"?LB. .true sm- mi. .'.' vSir'ar: L na.rl.r?'"'i ?y fam hlahe.t manhood, nnd' taught the true me lng of a useful life. A Friends' Brhnm. ?S!roi1i?.1".no',;sectarlan. Summer session WBNOITAH. It. . avveiviwa VmNONAH'Zg&X' 1 Whera character, manliness an" 2 honor will be developed In. your $ rr7,lV, M'MWIT Bygtem. e lie will no tana'ht IkAu, t. .1,14. r $2 to leam.?rwelve miles from Kitla. The usual Academic, Sp. dal and Bualnesa Courses. A catalog for the parent and for the boy a book or views of Military and Athletic life. Dr. Charles H. Loratieo, PrseJ Maj. Clayton A. Snyder. Suati ooa , vvenonab, M. J. SNNM XNNSVCVN.vv(,x.V ESSEX FELLS, N. Y. KINGSLEV m SCHOOL TOR DOTS College preparatory: ideal location In New Jersey hills; S2 miles from New Yorki x tenilre grounds; sepsrate realdence for Junior students: completely equipped labara. lory; supervised athletics; military training. For llluatrad catalog addreaa i. R. CAMPBELL. M. A.. Essex relit. N. J. PENNINGTON. N. J. The PENNINGTON SCHOOL College ahd Technical Bchool preparation. Military drill. FRANK MacDANIEL, d'd. Headmaster. Box 70, Pennington, N. J, WEST KNtlLEWOOP. N. 1. SHELDON SCHOOL For boys 10 snd up, IS miles from N. Y. Catalog. Add. Box 14, Rlvervlew Lodge, West Englewood, N. J, NEWTON. N. J. Newton Academy for boys 0 to 16. Modern equipment. Personal attention. Catrloy. Addreta Principal. Box L. Newton. N. J. PORT DEPOSIT. MP. TOME SCHOOL Boys' Preparatory MUSIC1 7prlrwer-Hahn Philadelphia ecK(er-nann MusicalAcad( Academy loll mirum ri,, j iiiiaueipilia Eminent, faculty, modern equipment. Address Phllsdelnhla Charlton' Lowla Murphy, Slanaglng Dli rector. OERMANTOWN BRANCH ' Philadelphia Musical Academy SO EAST WAIv'UT LANB Opens Heptember 4tli, ISId JOS1IPH W. CLARKE. Director Protpectua Mailed on Request. HEOPBNH BBPTEMBBR 10TH TLV CsAaaaLaav fiaaaAl aaa. Sfaava4a MjaKstaWOTY' aMssWWOTe JeMHC . 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