' t . v.. EVENING PUBLIC1 LEJDGEK l'HLJ.ADJiLrHIA, MOXIUY, HEl'lJUdBEJi 30, 1018 ffir IV ? t- -y ft JAMA ENDS TEUTON DREAMS Allies Will Now Strike Fin fishing Blow Against Cer- many's "Back Door" TURKEY MUST NOW QUIT Rumania, It Is Believed, Will j Re-enter tlie Struggle on Side of Allies fly the United I'ress Washington, Scpi. 30, Bulgarian Minister I'anaretofT to- lay lubmittcd to Secretary of btnte( T.an.lntr n nimmllnlentlnn from Hill I " garia asking the United States to use its good offices in helping conclude tho Allied-Bulgarian armistice. ! Inasmuch an the armistice has been feigned, it ai held by the Depart tent that no further step by the American Government U necessary. Washington, tVpt. 30. Bubjarion acceptance of tho allied rmlatlco conditions spells the end of Teuton dreams In the ntor cant, mili tary nnd diplomatic authorities agreed today. llulgarian MlnlMer PanarctnfT Mas houn tho dispatch announcing the Ignlng of the utnilstlco agreement tliW morning and shortly afterward left for a conference, with Secretary I..insnc nt tho Stale Department. The Allies will now ptotced with en Urged plan for putting the finishing touches on tho blou against (!ennan's "back door." The Danube front 111 be re-ostab-llshcd, according to present plans: ltu rnanla, freed by Bulgaria's cessation of fc" ) hostilities, will undoubtedly re-enter the trugclc; Turkey must quit, nnd -a blow at Austria-Hungary con be expected. J.ook for Ilednlte Teaee Pact That Utilgnrla will conclude a deftnltV parato peace as a supplement to the irmlstlce Is token for granted. Tho State IVpartment and Allied govern ments have evidence that proves there Is no "stalling" about this situation Iiulgarla'a chief concern now Is to have the final territorial ndtustnents .left to the Amerlcon-Allled peace t.tble, but whether or not this Is granted, it Is held certain that signing of tho armis tice means the effective, definite elimina tion of tho Ilulgars from the eastern battle. Germany In Desperate Usee All of the Information reaching Wash ington today Indicated that the Germans and Austrian nre endeavoring to get troops Into Bulgaria to control the hIIUh tlon and keep the railway line epon lo Turkey. Many otllclils declared tiiat It had resolved itself Into a lace between the forces of the l"ntente nnd the Austro-CJermans for Sofia. However. It was pointed out that the Kntcnte has by far the better army available and ihat the Central Powers will have a hard task setting enough troops to servo any natertal purpose. As a matter of fai t, military experts May, the only plain that C.crmany can draw troops from for use In Bul- jrarla la from the Kkralnlau fiont. And these are for the most part elderly men who will hardly prove very effective aralnst tho crack Hntente armies now operating In tho Balkans. Turkey May (lull Added to Oermany's ether complica tlons also are the reports which havo reached Washington via Paris that there has been a revolt In KumUnla and thit Turkey Is seriously considering quitting the war. The Herman hold on Humanla has been nono too fast. The population ver since the forced peace was signed has been undeniably hostile. It would cause llttlo surprise here, therefore, should It develop that a ical anti-Herman revolution has broken out In the llttlo kingdom whose collapse was due entirely to her betrayal by Russia. Tho Ttirklsli situation is ciouoeq .The young Turk plenum Is reported In meatrer advices reaching here still to re tain domination of the country's affairs and to bo holding the Government In lino for continuation of the war. But the antl-Gernian,party Is declared to bo Steadily lncicaslng In numbers and Is openly demanding that Herman' bo abandoned nnd the best possible terms made with the Kntcnte. It was expected that an otll-lal an nouncement regarding the Bulgarian sit uation and the part which the United tsvates will play In It will be forthcom ing from the State Department some time todny. May Knliot IMilladrlplilan's Aid Any move by Bulgaria to obtain the "'"ifd of the Pnlted States (lav eminent In he peace negotiations will be directed at Dominic I. Murphy, consul general of this Uovernment at Sofia and now the ole diplomatic lepresentatlve of the United States at the Bulgarian capital. Washington diplomats are awaiting -Kith Interest any word fioni Mr. Mur phy, who is recognized as being very prudent and a deep student of Interna- -UOnai anairs. oiaie urjmriniem iHot'ais :y:r feel that any action taken by him In the Bulgarian ptace move win be in com plete harmony with the war program of this country Mr Murph was appointed United States consul at Bordeaux, France, by "President Hoosevelt loiter he was con sul at St. Hall Swltrerland and consul general at Aumteilatn, Netherlands lit has been acting lioth at, consul general and charge d'affaires at Sofia since l'.il. when most of the United States dlp!o , mat, lef' the Italiaius ( Mr Murphy Is a native of Phlladel phla, and rame heie In 18T0 At one time he wns Commissioner of Pensions. Krmhrvn Caplnreil liy Italian Rome. Sent 20. Kruahevo. an Imnor- Mf 'tant HulKarlJii bate twenty inileB north . ft A'ot Slonaut'r, has lieen raptured by Hal "iS-il Ian troopg, who alao have driven the i enemy from the mountain ranite lit - Lh-? tw" ,ne C"-ia. nnel Vcllka IllvemJ V' ' liAHma apo mivuiiliiw Ilia lti I j rt a n d nil I k "'""-"'"" - , "" t-V the Monaatlr-Kichevo road north ! ,t Dmlrhlaar. an advance of twenty miles. CAN YOU MANAGE MEN? I?Jfi.!?1Lmll?..r'J ir -smerlea'a areat Induitrlal armlea are havlni dlfflculty In mulln men Cited bj- tralnins and ability to laV. th. positions of leaderahlp In m.ir orranttaiiona TKbnlral knovrled.s alone will no) autnee, A man t comrnanj other men mu.t alio haj. iralnlnj In Ncl.rr manBieinent, VV her. can 1 get (hat trulnun- quleklj-r' ou m.y aah "llnw ean I ft my ..If tO D. r.adV for th. wonderful fiinrtiinltla nn,n rlvht now?" Th. anaw.r la to be found In th. new Count. In Mod-rn Production Method! which we will conduct thl. Fall with th. co-operation of ih. ituilngt. Trainlne :oriora jsbt. and w.llknon production men nr ana i.c-iyre., in. mc.iina. week durlna tb. Haehe weeks' term Tht I. a new clenilAr, adianrtri neaiai. vaiu. lo anr man wno la HiM w.ra, ltroduciorr Itlo will be h caisMr. or Ms York, win ary tlcnr(.raay t cDi.meu ai our oroc. XoM. Cy Oflicial War Reports ruiixi it Parls, Sent. Jo. In the cuure of the nluhl the Ger man delivered n loIetrt couttter attack In the. region of Urvlllera nouth of St quentln) All their at terr.nta tri capture 111)1 SS Mr lirolcen up liy the Prencli tire Itnthrr violent artillery fljchtlntr oc dined between the Allette anJ the Alum' In Iho fhnmpaitne there was no In 'iinlrj' nctlon ilur UK th nlRht The I .it He beenn navtln lit ilabrcnk. HIIITISIt I.omlnn, Kept. 30. There wns hfMy lighting ester ilny nfternoon at the left ot the 1ml tle front. Our nihanceil troops, who hart taken Atilienrheitl-Au-Hac and had enteral Arleux (nil Important town the mllex mid n half directly muth of JvhisU) were roniitelli-ii to withdraw from those tlllngey. Vct and northwest of i 'amoral, the enemy wan unable to precnt our progress. Ailnnced detachments renchcil the junction of the Arrns- ... . .1 .. .. . l)..,iiH..l'iti.nl rnnild an,i emr,ed the northern suburbs of thn town . . I ... . L3. n.mnlln Vt icsieruny ncirill oi r' murium . Midland clltlalnn alone captured four thousand prisoners and forty Ktins. At Helllcourt (Setrn nii.es; noith of fit Quentln) anil lionntlleu l eight miles Kiputlnvr.it of Cniiilirnl). the cne nu s reslstHnrn wai olittnate yeter (liy Ainorlcan. Australian and Knu UMi troop'. In heavy lirchtmir until late in the oenliif. In spite of strong op position took much ground and prison ers. Heavy losses were Inflicted In the repulse of determined counter-attacks launched In the t'.iinhral sector. A hiiy rain has fallen durltiK the night and It Is Mill stormy. At Hon and VllliTS-riulslaln, hos tile counter-attack" during the latter iart of the dny pressed lis bark slight ly on the western outskirts of these Milage. Klchcre out- tains cre maintained. North of (iminellcu. further prog ress wns made dutlng the evening In the direction of I.es Hues-des-VlBnes (fixe miles dlreotl south of Oambral ) V. S. Troops Push on; British Advance Continued from Pace One British were held up nt many places from tlmo to time by machln-guti fire. In some places this opposition was ovrrcamn by flanking operations nnd In others quickly organized storming pnrties rushed the enemy and silenced him. 1'aj.n J.o t'nlelrl One American unit is leportcd to havo passed through Le Catelet and to havo reached Oony. Other units which stormed nnd captured Nauroy have passed through Lo Cnberet wood. Karly yesterday foretioon thirty-six Herman ofllcors and 1O0O of other ranks had reached the American col lecting cages, but this number in cluded only those captured dunni; the early stages of the attac'... It was nt b o clock jesteruay morn- In vvhen the American.), vvitli the ""u " "?" "h"v .,',.,, """"" shoved off ' from the Hindcnhurs outpost line, about 1!000 yards west ot the St. Quentln Canul, which was captured on 1-riilay. I Advance IliroiiRli Haze After n short "crash" barrage the .1. infantrv, preceded liv a. largo mini-' her of tnnks, Marled advancing i through the haze , I'iinvicnon. usiei aim n.unt lici-inr. After hard tlghtlne the troops On tin- western cud of tho Chptnln reached the canal nnd scrambled doy-Dames the Fieirch have reached acioss ns the barrage swept on ahead tho River Alb'tte nt two places. They of them. The Hermans appeared to are approaching Iion. have had orders lo hold on till the; in Champagne, after repulsing last. That Is what most of them did . and of courso during the fighting of Mich a. desperate nature tho Amer icans suffered some cabualtles. The attack seems to have carried the Americans through the main Ilin denburg line west of the canal. The Hermans resist! lo the utmost everv vvheie. Heavy lighting continues in ; the locality whore the Americans at tacked, but last rcpoits indicate that the Americans, having reached certain points, were "leap-frogged" by Aus tralian tioops, who continued the ad vance. As the Australians passed through both they nnd tho Americans., somo units of "whom plainly showed what hard battles they had been lighting. cheered as they worked. The Amert cans co-operated closely with the Alls- stopped for a moment and cheered. At on iotli sides of the Chemln-de-Dames other plaooH where the lighting con- and occupied Pargny Fllaln and Ostel. .in,wi hirinimlv the Americans, work- "On tlio Champagne front, the l-rench ng heir machine ciina and rltles. obtained impor.an , results rarr, traliaiirt and kept a stream or nuneis,tho Frencn carricn rueim, ,immiun. directed at the Hcimans all the time. J lea nd Vleux and , reached the outskirts (iermaii Dead Litter Ground The ground over which tho Ameri cans passed was littered with Herman dead and the samo was true oi oiner sections of the front. Deep progress was reported virtually everywhere. It is reported that tho British have reached Hattouzelle, havltiK tnken La teau wood and Les Hues Vertex, and are in the outskirts of Cambrnl. where there has been lighting of the heaviest character. Canadian troops are light ing here and nre In the town Itself. fjmhMl must Hfinn fall and It is .ln.,Ke,,l If mnv Clrmniirt nre lllprit now. for they must realize that they: cannot hole, on. J .., ""I "fnht !VB,?rjVrnbr ? anm'o ! i'""-y ......-. ...- .- ---- road. In this district the village of, Illeburt has been captured by the ' Canadians. In the north the British have worked through Ploegsteert. It Is te ported that thev have leached Stives. Thev are in Oostrnverno and have en tered Wnterdamehoon I AMERICANS PUSH IN ARGONNE AND FRENCH HIT ANEW Allien Sniali Into Enemy CiKimpngiic anil r- dull Frontu II v the Associated Press . iin.iu .. in GeneraI sr.lud-B nimV uttacKecl . '".this mnrninK on tn nortnern fiopea of .,! 1..1. ...... ,. i., ..,i Boueonvll,e ln le chainpaene. i will have etarae of the classroom confer- win b. h.M on Tueaaay evening oi of th. Courae bealnnloz October II. training whirl) will pro of direct and lm- none.uy inbitious lo aei aneaa in pro- - M Tuedy. October 1. at Tap i pr m. . Mr. ,iv a lectur. on -Mooern rroauciion." A.1421 Arch Star t I Alln Ilrook which flows northeast I toward Cltalleranne. has been crossed nnd heights ilnniitiutliig the vllln.Ro ot .Mnnro on the west side of tho brook I have been taken. Todays att'iek In tin Champagne was begun At dabtcak, the Wn Of. Idee announce. 1 Tho (lernians ioleiul oonnter-nt-tacked the .n'n h l,mt night south of St. ijiicntm in tho I'rMllers reRlon In mi attempt to tecnptiitc Hill 8S. ll thep cITnits eic broken Up by ! the Klein h ilefene The piogres In hrciking the hold of tho Herman Invader on 1'iencli nnll Is shown b the fact that nn longer Is any of the Kieneh dep-irtmcnts en tlrely iwcupled by the enemy. The I situation was established 'by tho re capture oi tour I'oniniunc.i tit tlie tic partment of the Ardennes fly the I'nitril 'rr.i Willi the American West of Ver. tlun, Sept. ."10. -The Hermann tire con stantly throwing In fresh divisions In tin pflort to hold back the Atncrlcnns ! between the Argonne forest uml tho .Metie. reKiiltlnu in Incieaslngly lo- I lent lighting. Mlxourl. Kansas and Ohio troops, i nfler four ilnyn' continuous fighting, I lvlthstoml the counter-attacks of tho fresh lloclic m isses without budging, , nnd today resumed their offensive, g.ilnlns more ground. The Herman attlllerv Is becoming more active, while our s:vent -lives , are firing polntblank from front line positions, sweeping the muddv Ar gonnu hills "pioneerlnK" for the in ! fantry. fly the Vnitetl Vrvi WaslilitRtim. fept .10. Determined resistance by the enemy and tho te pulse of the Americans of Herman eounter-nttnrks was reported today by Oenernl I'eishlng In Sunday'.t com uiuniiiue. which follows: cinr tiiHiOH havo ooiitll.iietl lo meet with determined resistance on the l'ait. of the eneinv who has been forced hiistlb to brine up mm engage uni sUms from other part of the front. At Cb'lgos nnd I he Vnllev of the Alto we have met and icpulscd heavy counter-nttneks " With tlm Krencli Arm.v In Chanipapne. I Mnnt fill The enpturp of Mont Cuvelet nnd Hotivnuvlllo In the Champagne, by the French Is most Important and has til tend v boino fruit. These heights per mit the French to overlook the valley of the Alsne and the important rail way Junction of Challeiange. They ulso can see the mouth of the valley through which flows the River Aire. I Alone tbl.s ilvcr ii railway runs wist- -!iiil finm Motiron to Hiand Pre. tt Is the only route possible for troops i ...-l.. .l....,,..!, II, n Arrnnlip 1-orest. I ii.i--iiiis i"'"" -..r..-..--- - ------ , stnntb of the Alro the forest Is mass of Impassable swamps. The inllwny nt CliarleianKo Is under fire nnd the Americans on the other side of the forest nro steadily approaching the Hrnnd Pre. The enemy's tlRlit flank In the Champagne Is weakening. Paris, Sept. 30. The American nrtnv operating on the Champagne front has captured Hrlculles-sur-Meusp ti-nd Romagno, west of the town on the outskirts of the forps-t of KomagtiP. and the nttncU Is progressing fa vorably. The capture of Hrletilles mid Ho mngnc means that Pershlns's men have smashed their way through the Brunnlillde line, which Is one of the eastern extensions ot the Illndenburc defense H.vstem. ' Tho 1'iencli line on the Chemln des-i Dames has been advanced two miles. nnd the highest point commanding virtually the whole lldgo is in the possession of tlio l-reneli Hie t.cr- mans tire retiring on the Allette. French troops havo captured nialu, stiong attacks, the French have taken the heights or uoiicvuc, northeast or Gratreull. FRENCH SWEEP OVER CHEMIN-DES-DAMESi liy thn Associated I'rew Paris, Sept ,10. Last night's War otnee statement savs: "Ovei coming vigorous resistance, tlie French raptuied ITvltlers and Cerlzy, south of St. Quentln, nnd crossed the St. Queiitln-Ln fere road Five hundred prisoners have been counted Between the Allette and Alsne, the French advanced about two kilometers , nri.alic(.(i two kilometers in the dl , rrctiott of Challerange. Further west. III JlUlf. V1 HIV - -. -...-.- Ste. Marlc-a-1'y. IOiiilon. Sept. 30. M'lth hurricane force. Foch's army has Hvvept upon tho Hermans Sun day in four simultaneous movements Ono million and u half men engaged In the quiidruplo offenslvo IrrcsjisQWy beat the enemy back. It was u clay of triumph for the Allies und disaster for tho weakening foe. Tho British and Americans attacked anew with terrific violence on a thirty-mile front from Ht. Quentln to the ScarPP. British troops fought their way Into 1) vififS tt,W the soutl.west and tho Canadians ftoin :'tiio nmtliwest. Troops EVIDENCE ..rsfK. r.A den-J yttvci- -Vv m "- FSsssMiasa S'siS'iiS-iS?A lU ta" disconr noUti T'i,iU V) " indV"- . i.ir.n ": new -- . iv'i-weWP.V-'.Mi. ..-tweTc Vne.H4 "di.Wcv. jc Excellent Opportunity Reiponilbt. raanafartorlac eoneerna ean abtala en .ttrae Ht. t.rmi Ihoroughlj modem aecommcMlatleaa for any nmsbtf af plant and eaaployca houslor. In a hlib-rrada Induitrlal cm anonlty now d.Mloplnx within 10 mile, af Philadelphia. Mack cheaper "OTerbcad" coat than pr.MOt conieated m.trvpoMlaa frut.ra aCord. PREPARE NOW FOR THE FUTURE and .sold freight d.laya ao fraqiunt In tart commercial Mctlaaa by locating In thla nw flclnlty with On train and tr.11.7 aerrle. emnpUte ehenplaf facllltl and g.nsral w.lfar (MtturM tvt il-yr wuuinl, aa tract centals larg erfe and ksstatlfaUr WMtUd cot bow bains dttlaad for path pars York. Tenneseee and North nnd South Cnrollnn, under the command of Oen ernl UcorKO W Head, broko tho Itln ilcnhurR lino on u front of .loarly three miles. sWcCOlillr nrrnn thn si. Quentln Canal heforo I.e Co tele t and capturing Helllcourt and Nauroy. BRITISH S1F1M CANAL; STORM MAIN FOE LINE i.i ii , . . .."nilnn. Sept. 30. Meld .Marshal Ilalg'n bulletin last night, detailing the latest mahlnK tuo cesses of the, British, leadsi "At .dawn this morning Hie battle wns sucietsfully developed HOtitlnvnnl to the. neighborhood of St. Uueutln It now extends over a front of nearly thirty miles from that town to the Hcnee Itlver north of Catnbnil. "On the, extreme right tho Tvvenlletli corps laiinclied an attack nt i n a m nrross Hie Scheldt Crtnnl from Hellen Kllse, Inclusive, nortliward. The l-'orly- sixin ivortn .vilillaud nivlslnn, provided with lifebelts, mats, nortahle bridging material and rafts, and umlir inver of n conrentrateiL artillery and machine gun lite, stormed the main lllndetibtirg neiensci. wiiicn Here run along tlie ctstetn bank of tho canal "N'otwlthstandlng the depth of the wntei, tlio liieadth of the canal nnd the strength of tho -neiny'n defenses, which Included the village of Bulten- gllze nnd numerous (uimils and con crete works, this division succeeded In capturing me wnoie tiennan position op prslio to them They then pressed for vvaid with great braverv and deter mination up the stones of the hills be yond tho canal, tnltlng many pilsomrs in tlie coutse or tnelr advance 'Helleiigllze. I.ehaucbutt nnd Magny-l.i-l-use ale now In our possession "Farther north nt the same hour troops from New York State, Tennessee, and North nnd South Carolina under tha command of Major Ocntral O. V. Head. t. S. Army, attacked the llln denhurg lines on ,i front of tho thou sand yards, where the .Scheldt Canal passes through the tunnel. With great dash the American troops rW)I, forw.ir, tll ,ho rl I against thesi defenses gilt captured Helllcourt and Nauroy "On the left bank lighting is taking place In the neighborhood of linn.v. In the center of our attack Kngli'Ii tioops captured Vlllers-Hulslaln. New Zealand a Ir....l ,n At'(.tnl. I.UA tit-Ant . , ., ,,;, countPr.'HU.(cK ilnil pllsh. lug on i.iptured La Vncqtierie and the spur leading from t'.onavisto Masnlres. Mc.inwhllo the Sixty-second Division, having secured crossings of tho Scheldt Canal, continued to ndvntue After fighting In the western outskitts of Lea Itiics Vertes, they captured the vil lages and carried tho defensive system covering Jtunillly. reaching the western outskirts of tho latter Milage "During the last three dajs over ii,- 000 prisoners and 300 guns havo been nturM, ,,y lm ,, the p, QUCIltm . . . . ... samurai n.mieironi DIXMVDE CAPTURED BY BELGIAN TROOPS l.nndnu, Sept. 30 Belgian (loops cap. turcd Dixminlc and made an advance ot from four to live miles on the Dl.smudc Ypres front v The prisoners taken since Saturday exceed ".000. More than ion guns and numerous machine guns and bomb Ihtow-c-rs nnd much war material havo been captured After In caking uji n violent enemv eounter-ntlack the Belgians captured Terre-st height nnd nt the clon of the day had advanced lo within less than two miles of Houlers. the gieat nillioml center for the supply of tho Herman ntmlAa .,. iIia -..i.., ..r 1 lil T, HclgUns have also taken y.errem (7.arie-ii7). St Adenberg, P.issrhendnrle Moorslcdgi) and part of Wcs,tioo-cbcke, il - .-', . " caBarTg-gSKai ,-T-r- -yjg - ..ijrtimgaUzJScggSrs. -"iS J The Cymnnsium Germantown Academy Helps Boys Make Good There's still time to pick a Rood school for your boy. Send him to Germantown Academy because it is excep tionally well equipped to furnish thorough college prep aration. Academy boys enter leading colleges and uni versities, including Annapolis and West Point. There are also intermediate and primary depart ments. Pupils in the primary school stay all day lunch eon is served at the school. The Kindergarten is n new department for fjirls and boys four and five years old. Liberty Tadd System supplements the work. The little folks are in a separate building with their own playground adjoining the Academy grounds. This year military training is given with the gymnasium w ork. Make an appointment with is at his office during the day. Germantown, That Production Il; i ' ' "'1 loimi .urn anu iiojw Demand Increased Facilities ..i .ftt w' ,- nal.c Current News Items P.af- noiv ,-nal T nou-j-, i '.era' ..vca- - . - thel it. "tain - Call: oik ond . Ku th, "e(( f'"Pcr, yeiterj. I - ' W line ,'"t '"bit 'Pon 'Lr"'ci many man th War News Spurs Loan Drive Here fontlntieil from Pare One homo plate. He -ild our boy over thcro have set n pace which Americans must toiiow up nnd exiifei! confidence that every rial Ameifcjti must respond to the. last posalbln dollar. I Two mritltiRs were held at the Hog , Island shipyard and nnother at the Navy Yard nt League Inland. Other speakers nddressid ciowda nl the Southward Koundry, Kourlh afreet and Washington nventln: the J. W. 1'avton oluni. IH9t 1'claw.nip avenue; the Ciesson Morris Company-; plant: at Cramp's shipyard, the American Knglncerlng Company, Alaliilngo and Cumberland ntleets; the Aero Manufacturing Compiny's plant; the Quaker City Flour Mills, Dobsnn Mills; In the establishment of George Allen. Inc., 1SJ4 Chestnut street; In Town Sfiuarc, Palmetto and Weigh streets, Iho S. B. and U. W. Flelsher Company, In Hector street below .Main) nt Twelfth nnd Oxford streets. The American Hallway Kxprers Com pany's yard at Thirty-third nnd Arch streets; nt Seventeenth and Wood streets; nt 43.i North road street; nt the plant of the arrelt Manufacturing I Companp; nt the Schuylkill Arsenal; by worsted spinners at Twenty-fourth n i i . . ,, . " , street and Allegheny avenue; by rown.,U(",,lcv,kl Drrlarctl to Purpose hill nnd Kramer, 4oc Memphla street: Wholesale Slnticlitcr of Flotir-rcois nt l.alrd- Shobcr's, at Twenty-second , ., , . " " nnd Market streets: nt Nineteenth nml I '-""Ion. ; Sept. 30. If the Bolshevik! rowh streets; nt the West hlladelphla I "r,?, -,"mPolled to leave Moscow they Liberty Loan headquarters; at the Wright Holler earing plant, at Twentieth street nnd Indiana avenue; bv the .Toel alley-Davis Company, (10G Market street, Tonight meetings will be held nt the Vathan Arnold School. Twcnty-second null Dauphin 'streets, and the McClellan " School. lMgemont street and Indiana avetiue. The quota for the Philadelphia dls trlct. Including all of Pennsylvania, all of Souih Jersey, below Trenton, and all of Delaware. Is J.Mfi.SOO.OOO. Pennsyl vania, outside of this city, Is called upon to raise $:02,00S,OO0 ; N'ew Jersey, south of Trenton. $3S.fl'H,000, and Delaware $1G,0 12,000. Hnnse-lo-HouMe CnnTShH The house-to-house canvass for the loan was launched this morning under the dlieitlon of the citizens' committee Details have been arranged so that no persons will be neglected even If some districts have to be canvassed a second time before the drive ends. The workers are carrying the ques tionnaires that request Information con cerning Individual bond subscriptions In preceding loans and the Intended sub scription to the fourth. All subscriptions entered through the canvassers will he tabulated wlih those entered through schools nnd churches In the districts, so that the wards receive credit for the sales. Tiler are approximately 400.000 homes to be visited. The thousands of Philadelphia ns who witnessed the Impressive pageant on Broad street Saturday nfternoon are to be asked to express by their subscrip tions Just what the sight meant to them. "How much can ou posbly sub scribe to, ' Is the question of the loan workers, every ono of whom Is himself n fourth Liberty Bond holder. As esterday was Sunday, record of but few sub ci I pi Inns was made, but the enthusiasm that has seldom before been at such a high pitch was evident every where. The fires ot patriotism were kept burning. Archbishop Diiilghertv'.s appeal was read nt each mass In the Catholic churches", nnd hundreds of ministers in houses of worship c.f other denomina tions pleaded with their congregations s - I the headmaster, Mr. O.sbourn. Phone "Germantown 4110." He Philadelphia Requirements rnmt ' . af niennrRK' ro"'rucV-0 ,'m'K In 7 .Mf "? of i.v ." l"e nd.,-:."'-n- .. .lne collar"". fcoU,,-"'a' te whi. t ""f-n .t. - n ..'" wm ,. '"Hag Dt ."wrt eth . rK - vi n. LJii-1 . in dev " -.!ten.r:ia,-1,, -i,ia hahi. VMvli .lis. . "t f Tei,..!,::"" -o th. v . "WOh ..". "' , "um. m.-"" -act llr n. v 'act It-. e -ff- - rnce ,'. "dt th, ..:"' .ot ....: t,i. , ' iHM 5, fod,i Wdi,,"' 'r th, mro bu: aotjj aoy n '"gle t& 'net. .""Ion IF'h ' ', "Ph fn J Ua TJPo.n Bou, merce, '?P th tsci ?p?n be JS. tOWg d "the . enontrJ ? $?"" ttuaj u.rc , ??!"! Emergency Industrial .Development Co. 129 S. 5th St., Philadelphia Bell rhon.e Lombard 4tl. 6U s " to prove their Americanism by backing the men In tho field with the money that buys shot nnd shell. Scores of meetings nnd rallies, ar ranged by thB foreign-language division, wtro held In various sections of the city, and at each the same grim determina tion to show- the Kaiser a united front, stronger than ever before, wns manifest. vvnue an manner of buildings were filled with patriots, pledging tho utmost of their devotion and !f5 n .." ., cess of the campaign, tho streets of the city were bombarded with Mberly Ian iurini.iii irum tno air. ubscrlntlona i.a...i i.-...!.... .&... .Scrap Iron nnd metnl dealers, 1410.000; .' .. " . & ,Sons' JI2S.O00; C. .Schmidt & Sons, JfiO.OOO; John II, Hrdrlch. 40, "'lJ1i -Mrchrtiit & nuns Co, JJO.OOO; I hllndelphla Textile Mncltlne Cointianv. J3-.300; Standard Supply nnd Kqulp meni Conipmiy, $33,000; Tlnetis tjison Icstlng Jlnchlito Company, JUIi.OOn. nnd Sherrltt & Stoer Co, firm and employes, $3I,fiOO. The scrap Iron and metnl dealers In their sub-division of the Industrial com mltlee of the fourth Liberty Ijoan. hy subscribing $420,000, won nn honor flag, being the first In firoup 1 to leneh their quota. Henry 1. Ilees Is chairman of this silb-dlvlslon, the allotment of which was $400,000. REDS TO RUIN MOSCOW will nttempt to destroy the city and siaugnicr tho bourgeoisie wholesale, declares Hans Vorst In a letter to the Uerlln Tageblatt. The Herman writer ? ;V, 1.eal"H1 ,r.om "utnentlc sources '"; "olMicviui bnvo Placed In tho "'",cr. "tortes of high buildings every I f'llMrlrill tl.lA rfsrs.isft r. f" .ln..lu.,..il.... says ho learns from authentic sources conceivable agency of destruction Innocent botirgeolslo hostages, the iciier nniis. arc being shot lij thousands. the1 rcnliiuml "Slill l.oval" Anuleriliim. Sept. 30 - King l-'enli- 5 liand or Bulgaria has telpgiapluil m I.inperor Charles of Austria, assuilnglS i" '. '"r. i",..i..v ,, ,i,e vuitui iipie .i lllatice, according to the Neue Fielc 1 Pi esse, which Is quoted in dispatches Voiinc Women anil tilrls COLLEGE WOMEN Your Country Needs You Adapt your education to the needs of The Service Tl (internment's nerd of nnmen with n rollcc education Is nrcent nnil I'mpemtlte. J n lines if hlchlr nntrlntle sertlre uhlrh elTer women idmes In Hie front rnnk ?J. 'ITf, ,ho serve bell Inrt the lines nrei (t) Metrrt.irles and MittMlrnl Workers, 13) Dietitians for l, f. Mritirnl Corps. To lieln Mippls these to ere.il needs llrexel Institute. In eo.onerntlon with Ih 1'. s, I'lill sertlie rnmniUslon nnd the llnsultitl IIM-lnn. Mecllenl Cnrps. It. p. army, has prepared spe, Inl one ear 11 or Tralnliii; Courses. These are nntiltel.T npproiel l the resneelUe itepnrtinelit of Ihe I tilled Mules (internment. Women who enter nlll he nt onre In trulnlnc for their conntrj's sertlee. Mllllnrr reuula tlon nlll he obserteil. One enr ronrse for trnlneil women .Sriretarles nnil ht.illllrul Workers opens Ortohrr 7. Orailuales of this iours will Lo eiiclbln for rertillcitlnn to positions under Civil Wert Ice The eertlflCHt of Krnduntloii will he the Imsls fur rntlni;: no further piholastle test will bo renulred. Cnllepe crniluates who hnte nne or more tear of oi riipatlonal evperleneo may enroll In Mirrlal four months' intenslte rnur-es. Ihr itrirnry e the nerd rannot oe oxmtatrti. I nllrgf uomea are cfprrioi'iy equippnl lo mrrt it, litre it )ei,r opportunity lor largm pslnofir ,rrnre. If rir immctluitrly for Hullrtin nntl enrollment ftslf,, lofirtf qualifications nnil the tonne in uhich 3011 are interested, DREXEL INSTITUTE riiii,.ni:i.i'iii IIoIIU (Jnclfrr.T. Sr. I)., lint. I).. 1 m DEVON MANOR AFUniinnAN boii-dln nnd day (ichnol for rlrl. offr Injr ficeptlo'il tralnlnc for prricnnt cor.si.tlnns. Coll ( prrraratory nnd Junlnr-cnllef courage. Hoclal Hrrvlce. Secre lurlal tralnlns fr bunlneii life, IToui'hold ArtB nnd Sri fncea. Arts and Craftti. Muilo. Art, Exprrsaton, Klndftmar ln. Separate dav dfpartrnrnt for .luniorn. RplaJ ratea for fiday hoMrdrra. Si-nd for cat a lor or ttlt pynne Wajn 70Q for an ap nnlntmMit wJth Mli KDITII SAMPON. Trln. Df von. rennu lraulft J nr.Tru,FnEM. pa. HlllKAV-IAN HKMINARV & CUI.I.RdK FOR 1VUMRN. llethlebem, I'd. Preparatory and collesu ursae tuny Accreaueu, upens aept. 26lh. J. 11. Clwll. rh. P.. rre.ldenl. AMni.CR, PA. Victory Depends on Food Do ou want to know more about veceta bio and fruit rrowlmr. farm cropa, aolta, fertllticra. poultry, been, treea. ohruba, flowera, canulnn and preaervlna? A abort con r fa of ten wer-ka beclna Sept. 1A Lecture nnd practical work equip ofllrera for thn Land Army. Catalotr. Tsvo-year coura beclna January. 1019. BtnorfL OF IIORTirULTURK for WOMEN Ambler. I'enna.. IK ml lea from Fhlla. The Episcopal Academy Locust and Juniper Sts. FOUNDED J75 With Which VVa Unlt.d In 11S The De Lnnccy School Thorough preparation for College. Spe cial eourae preparing for Buatn er the United Stairs KrrTlfe. Separate Kldg. for hoya 0 to 11 year of age. Voluntary Military Drill for boya In the Middle and Upper School. ITnner flehool opens Sent OOl opens m .. on. T A. 10: Middle "j. .- . ;. nr.. w - -; . .. 2 The Head Matter will be at Ibe Academy ncnooi nept, .-ui jjnwrr ncnooi n.pt tlallv nerlltern mailed on application. Key. I'llIMP ' STEINMETZ. Jr..S.T.D. Head Master WYNNElVOOn. PA. Montgomery School FOR IIOYH KSHEV TKLI-S. N. J. I K'NGSLEY i sr-Hoor, tor hoys I College preparatory: Ideal location In Naw Jeraey hllla; iS mile from New Torki eg tenalva ground I prat realrlenc. for junior atudent: completely eulpid labora tory. aupervled athl.tlc: military training. For Illustrated catalog addreaa J. II. I'AMPIIF.M.. SI. A.. KsseaFe ,. jf, 4. AUTI'MN HK3QRTH ATLANTIC f ITY. N. J. TTOOTE I ) leaaTM ns tWWinJir MUlWUJOM HflTPI. BO.sirnRF.I. K.utucky A. BM) WM NTWWW n-H, Alwayaonea. Am.r. 4 Euro. plan. lUclt- A. E. MAHIOp. . e?U!I5!i-Eaj. Tiniritm Inn n ,he Uelaware. c,f. liniCUm inn A 0rtni Danclnr, Man., 113. r.n up sraiv. I K.pn up nanr. ww minr. nANClNO 5 mivATB Dancing i-"" $5 Tb. C0KT1SMZ SCHOOL. Mirror ?!!?' WILSONS SEND ROSES Brighten Ward of Debarkation Hos pital With Bouquets New Yorlt. Sept. SO, A largo bou quet of American Heauty roses was placed yesterday on a stand In tho cen ter of the mnln ward nt tho army de barkation hospital, at Kills Island. Wounded men from their cots could see tho flowers nnd tho news soon went nroiind that the card nttnehed to them boro the name: "The 1'icsldcnt and Mr. Woodrovv Wilson." ItEAL ESTATE FOR SALE , VIIKI.rill.V wimt run .Qr J HHliBBIp $36 A MONTH WITH GARAGE CHEAPER THAN RENT New- homes, readv for occupancy, Marlborough Road, B6th nne. Market Streets. Trains every 2 minutes on the- Ulevated. Bright, airy rooms, stone fireplace In living room, electric outlets for fan and vacuum cleaner. One 5-CentFare,No Change of Cars : 14 Minutes to City Hall lqt-Miiel! V Onnrs Imt.wnler bent, tlleil liAlbloom With built-in nhOWSr. I 2 ,$ Conic out todav nnd seo the biggest value In a substantial horns that J has been offered In Philadelphia. Take Market Street Elevated to Mill- S bourne Station 65th Street then walk one block south. RFN I fARRni I nuiMnn. on riit:.Mir.s. S DEr Li. VrtrrULL OR 3 AJfD akck stueets. s w J J iytVVVWs.s. 1 VVVtVVVtXSyvVVVt VVVSVViVVVVAyVVVVtVt EDUCATIONAL VAtinsr Wnmen ami Girls One je.tr roiirse for trained women llletlll ills for V S, Meclirnl Corps opens Urtoher 21. Omduntee of this course urn elUltile to certificntlaii for position an .Vn-isMut Dietitian upon RnllRfnctnry rnmpletlon nf four inonths' probationary woik a pupil Dietitians In tho U. . Mllilnry Hospital. , pi-.nna. I.I,. 1)., 1). c. I,., President. hbmIi I Uoth r.ee FRIENDS CENTRAL SCHOOL SYSTEM The onlv nrivato school with ele mentary schools In various parts of I city. 1 noroupn education irom kin derKarten to college or business life. Special attention to physical train-1 inp. Separate departments for boys and girls in senior school. Reopens ' Ninth Month 24th. enr Hook now readr r Writ for Rate IT.KCIVAI. T.WI.OR RK IJJIVIA IIXRNES lVAI.lACr. Actlne rrlnrlpal IKIh and Rare Sireen. rhlladelpliU Thousands of Positions' Wttxr RTftllnble to jonnc nnmen In Bull rtMiHi, (lovarnment Work and Yevtmanrr Utll. trained attnocraplicra A booklc ra to fill th vacinc.ea left bv men. Tht coat of or cour to train yon la amall and H takra about SO daya. Our Kra4 uttfHi hold om of Xhn beat noaltlona t lUe city. Write NOW for booklet or calt 30-Day Business, College rarktray tlldr Broad ' Cherry SH. Spring Garden Institute nno.vn and srni.va OArtDEN sthehts TECHNICAL SCHOOLS Autoinnbtl Klprlrlcltv Mnrhlnu Phop rrnr- Marhlftr Shop Mathe- raitirn Shop rrartlc Honk Illimtrntlon rr Huntl IiralrtiT Jtrhrtnlcal Iravlne ArrhllerturnlDrawlnc maurn AMtnfmatiri Tiny CIimh nii-rtrlrllv A Autmnobllf, a T.M. Women' riansii in Aulomoblli; Arrhlteet. uml and MtH"intral Itra.'intr: Tlok ll.unt'n. IMuistratrrtTrop-rtus Term Now Opn. Strayer's Business College rhllacIHplihi'a (irfatfut Iiiilnr School Kxrrrt leathern Modern rriuipment. Indie vtdunl advnnrpmfnt, rharirfM mtHertit, To altlnni fruarantport pay and Nlcht ("lanftpi. 11(Wi ntudentH now atten-ltna. J.nroll now H07 ChfHlnnl Mret. VUp nn WrI nut SUt SHORTHAND ANO ItOOKKEKriNO Our uraduat8 are In ronitant demand. Good Raylne poBltKins await )ou. Orecr Short and. the eaav apetdv Pten- Tompleta butlneai and sprrptarlal rouralTs. lay and ntsht ilaaapR. Intnalvi tralnlnr. Enroll anv tlmr. fall np writs for fut) prtl'iari and rata lor, , IMip iiiiiis, iinni.ir.-i-s witl.r.lll. tj3 and rollrre of Cnmmrra nirii iiiTLiviruu rtw w i.'f!u 1017 Chfiinut Ht. Philadelphia Philadelphia Turnprcmeinde School reonens Beptember !. tlmnaatlcs, Hwlmmlna. Urawlns and Needlework to chil dren t to 1" yea re for 17 per sear, nnroll now. Itooklet. llroad and Columbia ate, M18S HART'S Tralnlnr School for Kinder. rarlnera. 8000 Wnlnut Nt,. I'hlla. Junior, Senior 4 (lraduate Course., rrlmary meth oda. Practical Klnderaartena, Ilome-llk. Htu dent' residence. Tor nartleulara add. Ad, lalde T. lllman.rrln.. 3800 Walnut H..Phlla, National School of Elocution and Oratory, Claa or private Instruction. Both aexea. T I. SHOKMAICI'H. F'arkway nida:. After October 1. 1714 De Lancey at. THE FARNUM SCHOOL 101 rine fit. Beopena Sept. SOth. Klndcraarten. Oenaral. Collea Preparatory Couraea. Llttl. boy. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY CHAT.MKrtS INSTITUTE. .Old ARCH ST. Claaaea for men and woment private period. Call, write or phone Locust A3M. Fail ciaaae. lonnina. r.nrou at once. Teaiher Wanted Positions waltlnr. fre rnlil'n tor collet" a .Normal graduate. Modern Teachers' llnrean. loot Market 8t, CHESTNUT HILL. I0R Itea av.. Mra. Noble'a flrhool for Dlrls and Llttl. IJoya reopen. MondaVjjOct 7i IKth year, rntVATn l.nsSONS, Lanauaaea. Matha,, Kna, 1 Klement of Authnrahlp a specially backward puplla. 'Mlaa Wlldnian, 1I13I) llace. lntenslre tutorlna for colleae. fa'w anil medT Maber Prep. Kehool. Wlllierspoon llldt. OAK IANB. l'A. OAK UiSK COUNTRY HAT Ht'HOOL vvnite fs.aa,. v..1?.. anna, Ustr'a mw 1 attention. Uciascratle UrWHt WIM.f aWtsWK. P. R. R. BRAKEMAK HURT Found Hours After Ileing Crmhed In Yard Chnrlcs Barngrover. n 'Pennsylvania railroad brakeman. Is at tho University Hospital and likely to die from In juries sustained last night at Island road nnd O ray's nvenus. While at work on top oi a freight train he was caught between the car and a coalshed that spans the ralroad trestle. Barngrover wns found a few hours Inter by tho vard watchman, Tho po llco were called and after nearly an hour's work succeeded In extricating Iho wounded hrnkeman. Harngrover lives at Kdccmnro. Delaware. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE V V P.ST rilll.A11Kt.rlHA. Itnth Seirs WANAMAKER INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES 23d and Walnut Streets Register Now Cost of Each Courso Six Months .Jrehlleetnrnl Drawlne. three nlchts, ,S1.W An Needlework, two nlht I.(M1 HnnJo. two nlihts (one period 1 5.VOO llnnkkreplnc, three nlnht 81.011 lllislness Arithmetie. Inn nlchl ISJO t ookerr nnd llomrstle.rtrlenre, i nlrht ID.OO iinfKmnKinc, iho nuills . lommerelnl Dentrtment. die nlctit. . 21.0" I OrresiMimlenr. Inn n rhl.. . H.IM1 Crorhetlnc. ttto nlelit. . . , I'ranlnr. (no nlclits (one period),. Dressuuiklnc, llrt ear, two nithtn, ' seennd .tear, ttto nlfc-hts ",ir,l ?,'ar Isn nlchts,. ., . l:nelUh l.uiiiciise, (ttn nllthtN., ;.. JjiifratlnR-. two iiIeIiIs , . llnnc uml Indextnir, Iwo lilcbts , I I renrh Lancmtce, two nhrht (arnient Ciiltlnc. tno nlehts I.iilliir, ,lttn nlclits (one period).,.,, , Mandolin, Inn nlehts (one period).,,, 1 'eilianliul llr.in Inc. tno nlilits.,,,. Mllllnerj, two nlebts ratntlnc Art. fun tt1rhf . n.oo 12.00 11.00 11.00 m.nn 11. on 21.00 10,00 in.00 moo 2.V0CI 2S.00 in.on 17.00 12.00 1 I'enmanshln, n nlchl . . x)t) . . 2TOII . riann. three nlehts (one period)...,-., STyii 1 mil Keuninc A I.nlniallnE, ! nlllils l.l.nu I'lihlle Sehnol, three nlehts IS, (10 sinnlsh l.nnciiace. lo nlnhte IB.nn I Menocr.iphj . elementary, three iilchls 21,00 stenoirein,li,t , ndtaneed. three nlchl. Il.nil teel (Inllnr. ten lessons 18,00 Telek-rnnht. (no nlehts 1R 00 I kulele. leu lesanns ,. . 1R.IKI Violin, tno nlehts lone period). ...... 2.10O y-rml Vliisle, tno nlchl (one prrlodl . 4.V.IMI . llnlihmaklni;. Itru nlehts 21.00 1 l'iimnts llne-thlril on reelstrnllnn) bl- iiru-r in innr weekst fiiftrnuni enure pay men! Is litaite In ndt.inee. seiul for further Information, BANKS Will BlSNFSS COIZEGE Earn Your Thnnki The rnmmerelal niH Industrial estab lishments are lirsleclni; uh eterr hour for craduatea In our Shorthand. Tjpe- Mrllliur. llookKeeptnc and tieeretartal c'nuisee and the-e are ttonderfut iluinies for advancement Act now. Do I i Sight Scstloil .'iiler mi! lime rhllarleli! CM Chratnut St.. r (Efjc Upman dcfjool -i T.UtCII KNOIX." untt Ijincaiter At. ARPMORK formerlT known n 31l Hill-.' hrliool. .'Mnln Line nraneh Klndprnarten and Trlmary for both boya nnd plrle. Junior and Senior School for girls only. Uuv aenlce from WMt I'hlU, via 0-rhroolt and Merlon. Opena fcept, HO. Address MISS M. H. 8TEF..V. rHndpal. MISS WHARTON'S SCHOOL 1710 PINE STllCRT Olrla and I, niCOPBNS OCT. 1. lttU Boya. 31 I'M (J School of Music CENTRAL Y.M.C. A. rtA.AlMr V..t Tl.. Properly" Our Pehool haa won a reputation for mak ln real mualrians- those who understand the theory and Interpretation of muala In AM. lis forma. Ideal condition for In struction In Composition, counterpoint. hand and orchestra Instrumental harmony, history of music, motion picture oraan conrae, normnl coarse for teachera. piano taninc, ilht readlnt i tastes, symphony clan, etc, etc. OPE.V O A. M, TO 10 P. if. Coat la moderate and Inatructor era practical. Tor information and full partlculara write ur call In to see the nini'.CTOR 1151 ARCH 8TREKT C0NSRUmTJSlC 31th ear. Individual Instruction. Per sonal riupervlalou. All branches, theoreti cal and applied. A school of Public Per formance. Teachera' Normal Training course. Public Hchool Music Supervision. Complete Military Hand Ileot. Dearrea conferred. Tvio complete Puplla' Sym phony Orchestras. Ilrrlproral Relatione with Univ. pf Pa, Dormitories for women. Year Book Free. , Gilbert Rainolda Combs. Dlrect.r Ofltcea, MtudloB.Dormltorlea, llroad i ltced (IKRMANTOH'N tirtANCH Philadelphia Musical Academy SO KST WALNUT LANK JOBKPH W, CLARKE, Director j miprtiuB fliu-u on i icque a i , The Sternberg School of Music 10 H. l"lh "t.i reopen Sept. Id. Cempltta musical education Techr' claai.a. Call Oftlce open after Sept. . or writs Tor cac 7arJrxtrafJHaVtn Philadclohla Musical Academy 1811 Rprur fit., Philadelphia Kmlnent farulty. modern equipment, Addreaa Charlton Lwla Murphy. Manaalna Director. Pnlm llualn Colleae, 1711 Clieatniit fit, I ttlllia iirwkkeeplna, Hhorthand, Secretarial. Knullsh. Touch '1'ypewrlllna. etc, Couiaea. Hafc V.Jt. Hesalons, Individual hjstru'ton. LEEFSON-HILLE r-Vrr WTo ' ir,;s n-sipm ni, tv.in . .nv rn namfL OikcLane, Public Heboei Mnsie Piisseruli. lIMnr. r imi'S rmn.i ait,se filserTISIea.' i-T ; WKOPKNH 8UPTKlHBn 1",TH V 9.VJnWfl.TMI'MIH.. . .1 . ' I riA0, VIVITIKfl TKACHIW I i M.J1X JMtLX VJWX0K. II iM abcm ax. 'Hi '! - if. 7i tl i
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