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EVENING PUBLId LEDGER PHILADELPHIA; THURSDAY1, SEPTEMBER 26, 1918
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PROMINENT WOMEN RULE
DANCES NEAR CAM? LEE
- Soldiers Protected by Committee Which Issues Introduction Cards
Only to Worthy Young Women War Camp
Community Service Helps
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By a Staff Correspondent
Camp J.ee. Petersburg, Vi.. Sept 26.
SPECIAL, functions In retershurfc and
surrounding .communities that are
Klen for the benefit of men In Itlnkl
are to lack nothing In the line of de
corum and contention. In fact, they
are to bo such hlnh-clnsa nffalrs that
no woman, unless she Is nrmed with a
card of Introduction, will be admitted
Into the society of Uncle Sam's sol
diers This rule, which meets the appront
of soldiers and ofllcers at the camp,
haH been put In force by the war enmps
community service, and, naturally
enough, bars objectlonablo characters
from social functions
"It applies partlculnrlv," said II. h,
Van Clse. director of the War camps
community service, "to public dince
halls. The manners of these Institu
tions are co-operating, and will admit
no woman unless she has an Introduc
tion card Issued hv our organization
A group of Petersburg women act as
chaperons and Issue cards
Hbt Hrnail rowers
If they feel that a girl Is objection
able, they refuse her a card, and that
means that she cannot attend the soldier
dances Such n rule bira the 'fox-trotting
variety' from Richmond, who would
flock to the public dinces unless some
sort of rMd rules were In force. The
s j stem has elevated the nubile dances
to a high plane, and thp bovs from
Pennsylvania who attend the affairs ore
certain of meeting the finest young
women In this section The rule mav
be a bit arbitrary, but It la neces
sary." Mr. Van Clse todav announced that
the camp Is expanding so rapidly that
his organization haB appropriated 55 -000
to meet the needs of welfare work
outBlde the cantonment during the
coming 5 ear. Of first Importance Is
the establishment of an oltlcers' club,
and one will he established next week
In the downtown section of Petersburg
A canteen at the Union Itallroad Sta
tion Is another need that will be met.
Camp surgeons ale unable to account
for the fresh outbreak of Spanish In
fluenza, but are Inclined to hold the
low temperatures responsible The last
week has been exceptionally cold for
this section of the country, and a gen
uine grip breeder
Cunningham In Schools
Despite the seriousness of tho malady,
there are manv men who have failed to
be alarmed Naturally, they ore men
recently promoted and students at the
ofllcers' training school Joseph Cun
ningham, former Philadelphia newspa
per man, who served ns n Knights of
Columbus secretary at Camp Meade, Is
nt the school and proving a likely can
didate for first honors.
"We work fourteen hours a day,"
said Joe, "audhavc tho remaining ten
hours for study. It Is some life, but a
great experience and well worth every
mlfiute of the time expended "
U K Itodgers, of Barnesboro, Pa ,
who left a good dental piactlce to shoul
der r rifle, has been promoted to the
grade of first lieutenant In the dental
corps, which puts an end to his rifle and
bayonet work.
Captain P. H. Wjkoff, of Trenton, N.
J , has Just been mide a major, and
Second Lieutenant William C. Plummer,
of Pittsburgh, has departed for Camp
Cody, where he will assist tho camp
advocate. Plummer Is an attorney and
well known In Philadelphia legal circles.
Hartan Krey, of Wllkes-Borre, who
made his debut In the National Army as
a second lieutenant. Is now wearing a
captain's bare
I hlllp Blsdorf, Thlid and Dickinson
streets, Philadelphia, has been In camp
less than four weeks, but has been made
a sergeant and has applied for admission
to the ofllceis' training camp
.Can You Smile
To Show Your Teeth ?
Are you proud to leave clean, lus
trous teeth? Indicative of character
nd refinement a mark of beauty
dean teeth are possible to all,
SOZODONT will keep our teeth
sound and clean, your gums firm and
healthy your breath sweet and
wholesome.
FOR THE TEETH
Liquid Powder or Paste
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE
Kershaw Hall
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY
Includes Primary and Kindergarten Departments
We take little fellows as well as their older brothers."
Boys in the Primary Department stay all day luncheon
is served at the school.
The Kindergarten, new this year, is for both girls
and boys four and five years old. The little folks have
their own building and grounds adjoining the Academy.
Liberty Tadd System supplements the work.
Exceptionally thorough college preparatory course enables
boys to enter leading colleges and universities. Military training
is now included in the gymnasium work. It consists of army
setting-up exciciscs and drill.
Five geneiations of Philadelphians have been trained at the
Academy. Send your boy to us. He will like Germantown
Academy.
Mr. Osbourn, the headmaster, can see you any time during the
day. Phone "Germantown 4440" for an appointment.
Germantown, Philadelphia
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BANKS'
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
If You will never reach tho place ou
want without the training that wo
will sivo you Practical business knowl
edge Is the thine that wins sold and
this Is the school In which to acqulro It
quickly.
Day and Xioht Sessions. Enter any (line
65 (hestnut Ht. Philadelphia
SHORTHAND AM) IIOOKKEEFINO
Our graduates are In constant demand Oood
Saying positions await you Gregg Short
and, the easy, speedy astem. Complete
business and secretarial courses. Day and
Bliht school now open. Intensive training.
Knroll any time. Call or wrlie
1 for full particulars and catalog.
fUBB PHILA. IIUSINFSS COLI.EOE
afar and College of Commerce
Km 1017 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia
Snrincf Garden Institute
Broad and 8prlng Garden Streets
TECHNICAL, SCHOOLS
Art Mechanic
Electricity Automobile
Illustrated Prospectus Term now open
Women's Classes In Automobile Architec
tural It Mechanical Drawing Book Illus
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia's Greatest Ilnslness School
Expert teachers. Modern equipment. Indi
vidual advancement Charges moderate. Po
sitions guaranteed. Day and Night Classes.
nnO students now attending Knroll now.
WIT Chestnut Street. I'liene Walnut SSI
FRIENDS' SELECT $a!&
OVTHE-PARKWAY 10th and 17th Sti.
Yonnr Men and Boy
Shipbuilders
AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT
Blue print readlnar Is an Important
riart of your work. The man who can do
t gets a better position1.
Learn how. Take our course In blue
print reading for shipbuilders.
Dag Schools Open Sept. IS
Nitht Schools Open Sept. 23
Our entire technical course Is practical
end complete-. Write; phone or call on
the Director and find out how yuu can
fit yourself for a more responsible posi
tion with more pay.
West Branch
VY.M.C.A.'
52d and Sansom Streets
rRINCKTON. N. J.
Princeton Preparatory School
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napm prusjrws.. jimiira purnoer or. pupin
(60) and freedom from rlffid clan organ tia
in
Mm. Ktctlltnt muI
11 fctUntlou alVc
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Military
TINE. Headmaster,
umber of pupils
I class oraanlia-
snd facilities Spe
Both Sexes
University of Pennsylvania
WHARTON SCIIOOf, OF FINANCE
AND COMMERCES
Offers Evening Courses
for Men and Women
lecountina Commercial Law
Ileal Estate Insurance
Advertising Salesmanship
Finance Correspondence
Banking Economics
The University offers various courses
adapted to the needs of men who
appreciate the necessity of an intelli
gent approach to our present day
business problems
Registration every evening except
Saturday, 7 to U o'clock. Sessions
begin October 7.
THEODORE S. CKAtSOV. Director
Logan Hall, 36th ht. i. Woodland At,
MISS WHARTON'S SCHOOL
1716 PINE STREET REOPENS OCT. 1.
Olrls and Little Boys.
CHESTNUT HILI,. tot Rex ave Mrs
Noble's School for fllrls and Little boya
reopens Monday, Oct. 7; 13th ear.
doling Women nnd tilrlw
Phila. School of Design for Women
Bread aid Mtitsr Sli., Rsopsns StpL 30
Young . Women and Girls
Full courses In Art and Industrial Art.
Practical Designing In all Its branehts?
Illustration .Fashion Illustration.
P. A. II, WllTENKK FELLOWSHIP
Til KUKOI'K FOB nr.SlUN
The Agnes Irwin School
SOU and Mil T T.ancey Flat
. Philadelphia
Registration of new pupils, Thurs., Sept. 31.
Registration of old pupils Friday. Sept. 2T.
The Gordon-Roney School
For girts. 4113 Spruco Street
General and College Preparatory Courses.
Roof garden and Oym. Miss RONBT. Prln.
MCHIO
Zeckwer-Hahn ?fhiI?d1,Ph,aI
Musical Academy
1817 Sprue St.. Philadelphia
Eminent faculty, modern equipment. Addresi
Charlton Lewis Murphy, Managing Director.
PANCINO
5 private Dancing ssonb g
The CORTISROZ BCnoOL. Mirrored Stodloe
1820 Chestnut St. Day A Eva Locust li
A TEAtllKR FOH FVKRV Pllril?
SPFCIAT. RATFW FOR MEN IN UNIFORM
HPMMFR RFSORTS
n to athletics snd moral
Inst'n at drill. 48th yar, I
master, Prlaestea. H. t.
ATLANTIO CITY. N. 3. ' "
Westminster ty.mV "! ,cn 1,r- ."
til gfl nn VI 19 IMI qpdillr. Chsi.Bjar.'
HOTEL B0SC01EL gS.tucJfwA;; w-
amir, euro, pians. Halt. A. JC KAXIO:
STUDENTS' ARMY TRAINING CORPS
Offers Special Training for Military Service to Youths
Between 18 and 20 Years Old
Here's the Opportunity of a Lifetime for You Chaps Who Just Registered to Fit Yourselves for
Responsible Posts in the National Army.
Uncle Sam will give you a technical education free and pay you
while you are learning. Here's the plan:
The. Government has established Students' Army Training Corps
at the universities and colleges listed below, They have been
selected and approved by the War Department your local draft
board will assign you to the one you select.
A student entering the S. A. T. C. is not given deferred classifi
cation or temporary exemption from service. On the contrary,
he automatically becomes a member of the regular army, lives in
barracks and draws a private's pay of $30 a month. The Govern-
Further information concerning the 5. A. T. C. may be obtained on application, either in person or by letter, to any of the
following institutions :
UNIVERSITY OF 'PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE
PHILADELPHIA. TA.
ment also pays for his "keep" and tuition. r
If you are a high school graduate, or having thirteen units of
college preparatory work, you will receive special technical train
ing which will fit you to perform important medical, engineering
and general military duties.
You also will receive adequate military training.
If you show that you are made of the right stuff you may win an
appointment to an Officers' Training Camp. Or you may be
allowed to continue in the educational institution for such special
technical training as the needs of the service require.
DREXEL INSTITUTE
riHLADKI.rillA. PA.
VILLANOVA COLLEGE
WLLANOVA. PA.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE
CHESTER. P.,
FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE
LANCASTER. PA.
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
LKWISKCRO, TA. 1
ALBRIGHT COLLEGE
MER8TOWN, PA. ,
URSINUS COLLEGE
COLLEQEVILLE, TA. -JM
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