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IN NERVOUS NIGHT
Election Uncertainty Mingled
Cloom With Cigar Smoke
at Headquarters
-i... -w ........ en rmpe! " le nre urgnnlrntinn side the, (hlrKn. .pt 17 - A tlMinite pin
FINLEY HANDLED FIGURES W ,.., ,,, ,llri;ri,,nK Js;h'lIffJ;..Jh
Everybody smoked cigars "BUI
Finlev, executive secretary of the Ite
pnbllran citv committee, surveyed the
smoky roomful of heelers with lordlv
and contented mien in the headquarters
last night at Eleventh and Chestnut
streets.
Stump of a cigar in his mouth, coat
- , r ... - ---- --
off, tip to his neck in returns, he was
the chief figure in the little omce wnero
jangling phones were tumbling in the
returns and spreading jov Time. I)
p. m
"It's Patterson said Finley to the
gathering It a Patterson withont a
ddubt. He a leading by 10 000 and
thirteen wards to Uvel.e '
Nobodv cheered One of the 100 per
cent Americans present, his hat 100 per
cent over his eve. and 100 per cent
collarless. beamed and bit the end off
another cigar Other 100 per . ent
Americans nlo registered joy. but not
of the noisi brand There was some
thing nrtmi about it all
Ont .V)O0 Now
One hour lutrr "KUe thousand to
the roorl announced Finlev. not so
confldenth as before Getting bitter I
as we go along
Bv this time nil present were leaning
heavilv on the railing surrounding the
phone desks nnd hanging on each an ,
nouncement With everv phone jnngle
the lead was being cut. apparently. .
Came a parade in the street below and
rvervbodv made a due to see whether
It was for Moon or Patterson Itwas.uHunl sliowmg for tin Independents in
for Moore i
At this disconcerting moment for the
SI !.... r,nn n n K T tkllt fllmnul
broke up the me,.ting nnd . leared the ,
aimOSJIUvr.' Ul .nn-,irii s.'"t'
'It's all right fi 11 rs vodeled
Bfwcomtr a voluminous tap hiding his
10intm I ne moriun iiuihts nives
It to Patterson b 10 000" he added
with a careless wave of his hand
As the gathering stood up open
mouthed at this shock when things
seemed to be so close, an explosion like
a big ca'iher pistol sounded from th
roof overhead. The heelers and the
, . . . l 1-: TU
Dosses joine.1 in ..,. u.-.-m,.,. ......
danced around the room, slapped egrh
other on
the back and cheerid in
unison
Just then somebody happened to look
at the paper It said "Patterson nnd
Moore in close race That was all
except for a few figures The Holshe
the
vlk agitator was run out nnd
meeting settled ba k to the cold hard
figures once ugain
As to Public Sentiment
"Dave ' Lane,
age of the Itepubll ,
can
nrnnlolmn annihnrlv .InH for
"
the occasion in black, strolled in H
was at once surrounded h the heel
ers and the ' inside dope' slipped into
his ear m hushed tones A few hast
puffs from his cigar was his replj
and then the ushered him to the back
room where the dop stuff in figure.
was being plotted
Another leading Vare man to hold
jlown a place at the meeting was Sen
ator Salus He newr let the figurts
get ahead of linn He alwas hail a
ready 1.100 majoritv for Patterson
Long about midnight the heelers
vtere uncertain
"I ain t goui home till the last
division's in " said one Cloom hung
all around, but u . heer went up when
a phone call nnuounied sixu three
more votes for Patterson than an ong
inal return on the same diisiou
And so it went one innmiut it
looked bad for Patteroon. the next
moment he looked like a winner
But just the same, 'twas a nervous
night in Vare hiadquarters
WOULD D00M HIGH HEELS
Woman Physician Says Simplified
Dress Means Better Dress
New York, fppt 17 Simpliliiatinn
all dress whidi slioulil im lun the iibo
lition of the high heel nml the Uai p
toed shoo was tirueil b 1 i uguslii
Ruckcr, of this nn at MMetdaT so
aion of the International fonfereme of
H omen Physician" Sanici" of old, "-he
u .t. -i 1 I.-..-.. -.u.. n I
uiu, uticwjiiu ii urnei line jiiisii umj ,
luuu liiuucru ieu)iit'!s uei:Hiise ul meir
natural nnd free tendencies
The speaker suiil that storkn.gs worn
by children wen- too short in foot
length, which coupled with tinht shoe
reacts later on in htv nun ottt caues
deformed feet
Doctor Itucker adointed conipulNorT
physical examinations for all rhildnu
at least once a year tn the dicusion
which followed I'nclish nnd Frinch
doctors proent while agreeicR that pc
riodical examinations were beneficial
were of the opinion that the examina
tions should be made at thp discretion
of the child's pnnm Thplr viou point
was expressed hv Phrisiine Alurrel, of
London who .aid that rnclivh women
would rebel nt
tlons
i ompiilxory eiamina
BTKAMHHIP VOTiryS
BROOKS STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION
rtinDKi riiiA nd new obk to
tlAUnl'Rd. t nl'KMI r.rs, DtNIO ,n,i
HKI MNOrOrm
BUSHONG
.September 18,
ANOKA . September 20
rl!!l.Ajrr.l rillA to 1IKK
AWENSDAW September 22
a.X?'i'MAVrV,S'",l,lr",.S XVm
ALDERMAN . . September 23
ARGENTA . .. SePtember 2S
Tor Hate.' .'nS'l'foaV.on nnlI
MEGEE STEER & COMPANY
4oMe5-4; Dreiel BiilMlnE
rniiiuriM"" awuiianitturr-jfirj
EARN LINE
Philadelphia Havana
GENERAL CARGO
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
S. S. "LAKE GALERA". . .Sept. 181
tT'Z 7. mp nmriuiiiii a -
S. S. "UKE FLUVANNA".Oct. 10
For rates and particulars applj to
Earn Line Steamship Co.
M BolMlt H'ltr. Phll.d.lchl.
PARCEL POST
Furniture Re-Upholstered
Call Lombard S5
nepre.tntatlv. Kill submit
sample, and coat Tlest n.w
furniture at lowest rates 1m
mediate attention and first
else, work ruarante.d
rni'TrRFiEMi urnoi
STEiti.D PirnfiTrn co,
sis CTiEarmrr bt.
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Vote JDelay Hints
Trickery M'Cain
Continued From Tare On
"Indeppnilenrr' nml rlamnilne. fur ip
form" -were while the Toting nn in
proKTMS
It rrmninrij for wnrd nml dintnrtu
less vehemently blatant f thnir civic
pride nnd politfrni virtue to rmno in
the help, with substantial majorities of
the Independent movement
A are leaders 1'all In .lob
...... ui- i.ik .rn.irr mum 10 lean
Indeed the created onrpnie came
from the wards controlled hi the tenders
of that faction I'erv one of the
fell
tnn.. r.n Mi ii. ti r.it. . . v.
ii i ,! j ' "e (?""' .
" " v ""' '-.... ..- i...i me
lir...-p'.ion m mi nome ward
Senator David Martin was eldentlv
unnhle to control his ward for. Instend
a blB cncouraginc mnjorltv from the,
.'.u'-i'ii-uui up innneu n wim oniv
about 200(1 for I'atteraon
State Senator Pdnnrrf U P.n .
.e .. "' ,i , i , lattons
ward went completely to pieces show
ing n paurv mujorir tor tne tudge imrnement
Mayor Smith's 7h1 faded In the most A campaign against malaria in ad
olutile fashion He deserted the Vare vance of nnv extensive immigration
organisation or his people did for him Afforestation to prevent the en
and gave Moore o,er 000 ma joritv croachment nf sand tostabili7e tie
J .rainfall and to proi 1.1c a timber supplv
Ilarrv Marker bad n bttir cm use ' Irrigation to promote agriculture
than Senator Martin fnr his ward, the! riiiiiiirinl uppoit for the Hebrew
Forty sirth is notonoush Independ "nijeritv
ent Hut eie with that although It i"' ' lmn'itl,',', '"'I"'! "" '"''"
, , , ., " ....... u. i .. of 0WR fo mjacrii,,, financial support
wjis rlained for the Orgaiimition n to the mmemr til
i;")00 ret when the returns rol'ed in it nnlutinn was adopted prodding
went with a Hop Into the Moore camp .for the transfer of nil the icntral ml
ti. tin. i.in i.f nn.iii ".ivni ,,. ..,..,.,. niinistrntn e nnd financial Institutions
, ,
" " -..... ""', " '
Independents .am.' from tin 'Iwmtv
second ward. whi. Ii in-tciul ..f n musing
mniortti of mor. iliiin IllOd uportfd
with somt thine in .r than Win
T" "ffst tins the r.iclith wnrd the
home of vniit..r I'mrns. nine Moore
n, mnjonM of more tlmn -"Oil wlihh
wus lr tluin leu mho to h diwinn
for Patter-sun It vn th. most un
the entire citv
Fifth Ward ntc of Interest
h
ntliiiliid to tin
of the notorious
election murder of Pnliieninn Ilpplev
and tin gunmen s riots It is a small
WRn lMt
gne Mm. re n inn tontv
of nenrh Too out of total of 2000
votes cast
ll is .iiilftit trotu expressions ptnfl
tinting from tin nre headquarters this
Horning that tin .1rgnt117nt1.u1 pi mioses
to fight to tin last trtnch nnd resort
to e;erv line of n, ties to diminish the
forre of the blow aimed nt ll The
Trslt , MnrtlllB Mirprlsp , lts
,,,,, u,, ,,,, roilI1,, rnI,,1(1, Uv n
not less than .'t" 000 for Judge Pat
terson
The lompleie offu ml returns alone,
mulitless . in . lunf the situation pir
tuiilnrh ns to Coum ils Hot h sub s nr.
'hiiming n tmioritx of thnt lompi. 1 tih
ln(,li al iru il bwlj
Latzo Defeats Phil Bloom
v ... ii..irn... it..- .. ,-
lain f ln?l"t n won lh referees de
"l"l from Till lllonm Of Ilronkln In
it.,, ran I r.rr r.rp mr iiibiii
i
, frequnlt. lent lllonm to tfe punch
t Tt MN RI'soniN
M HIliTnV II (
Washington Entertains This Month
GENERAL PERSHING, their Royal
Highnesseb the King and Queen of
Belgium, the Prince of Wales and other
distinguished personages. It will be an in
teresting time to visit Washington
Reserve accommodations in the new
Wardman Park Hotel the five-milhon-dol-
"tl'fmfl
lar house, with 1,500 outside rooms and more than 900
private baths. Ideally located,
Wardman Park Hotel
HARRY WARDMAN,
Proprietor
WASHINGTON, D. C.
III-.Jl II M N N J.
"THE ENGLESIDE"
Remulnt Open Lntll September tttd
Prtute Laire uith sea and freeh water
eieim heat nnd opn nrtplatee Channel
hiLaa and blir weak flehlnir
R F TNGIF
6CIIK RWIir R(IM II I l.VI R
ATI.irvIIU till 4
POrONOMaVTlN.
Delaware W.ter I, nit, r.
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GlenwooD
Delaware Wattr fiui Pn
Tlip O niood k nodrti hr K h Hel w I)
a. tuoacitv of 400 xua-fits hits nt mm hpt
jn parlors or h sua fhr i tennis
"he DenJ.NR; ..8tin "i hI miii.
mile i aid no af nk rh hotel i
no d f r i- tout tan tijiu comforts
ana 111 pivi '. . i th . iiTT sraaun
On . I r t ol( n tdireeii Y. S Alber
llanawr P P J hnm t Proprietor
1 LJU Till. fllRMS III" HTlMNAr
i THE KITTATINNY
mi mik w mn .u v.
The leudlnr hotel of thU futuous region.
Orn li li ' ayai 1t MM HtrW lly modern
Htcnm 1 eat lo tlrs Oo f tennis boatlnx
I orrhe'r unrests drincs exceptional
, fUl'H ' n,".rl '"fan also a la cirte arlll I
'Iterate u klel
Rutn maps and terms upon
Jllin f K1JY LUl'B
It I'oeonn, r..
. Tr,- fVnKvnnel Mod Write for bklt and
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MONOMONOCK INN
Mountain Home's leading bote Ideally loe
flUfcm hemted It tee ree Now open IlkH.
AI.I.KNTOUN lA.
HOTEL TRAYLOR
AU.ENTOWN, PA.
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European 1'lan t.oo I'er Bar
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a. Hot. Dnnclnff Saturdar
vul.M.
r.m.us Travlor Orchestra
8pelal Snnd.r Dlnoers. ft. 50
J. iwvnr.NrK iiiimno. mt.
MArcn' ciinxJiTrA.
j SYLVAN NEST
Attractive Mountain Tlunialow. Ixicated
In ta. beautiful Snllierlanil of America.
. overlooking Maoch (hnnk, Flaastair r.rk
and the famous Hwltchback Railroad. K-
I tallenl boaril. r loses October nth
l Mrs John M. Wolff. Mauch Chunk. Pa
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AUHON, PA.
l:V?: wtirinr"to,p5;mfor,0crom7,,,l,
OARDKN BPOr TABI.R WATER CO.
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OSB"SLUJa
ZIONISTS FORMULATE
DEFINITE PROGRAM
FOR PALESTINE HOME
Convention in Chicago Roconv
mends Means for Establisli-
ing Jewish State
,nrf( Tf.,tcr,inv bv the Zionist nrnsnirn
tinn of Amenea In convention
Arrangement", for fin .ncinfc the
nr0J, t nnd means for developing
1 1 Mlestine economically anil intltiKtriaii
I" recommended In 11 report of the
joint exeiutue conimitlHes, after listen
1 ine to Justice louls D Brandels, of
""' '"tilted stales Supreme Court, and
' rnr . ' "" r";irter on their od
M rVIIllOns III I UM'HUiif IUMJ HI I nil"
Th(, romln,ttP. ma,P the following
recoinmendations.
I'urchae of lands on an entensive
1' "v "10 '"wish national fund tne '
7 romtnonollith nnd other land I
,,urci1B,mB (rporatlons of the 'Zionist
nml n.'tiitlcs of the Zionist organza i
nun in i'ni. siine aiier its poniicai sunns
hii h en established I
MAIN LINE GAME HERE
Ifcrrtboat from the Oakland mole
Lansdowne and Dobson to Play at1 (.overnnr William D Mephitis of
S. . C Grounds Saturday I California and Mnvor Jnnns Kolph
The second gnme for the Main Line of San Frnuus.o headed the re. iption
I ehgue championship -will be staged lu
this rit on t-atunlin l.iinsdnwnc meet
nig the Dobson team on the Strau bridge
.V. Inttner gornnds at Sixtv third and
Walnut streets
It was tliiough Mnnnger Illionds, of
lansdowne thnt these grounds were
secured nnd it wns i, wise move The
st Plulnilelphiii diamond is one of the
b.st in the it nnd ideul for a titular
buttle
Ad Swigler the Pcnn pitcher, will be
in the box Saturday for Lansdowne
against the Fast I-nils nine
I
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Pnullp Olirkmmi I2." .N 7th t mil
nn.i A".ner" I-."! 7th si
xnn.ler KesliT 'UJ V flth it and sara
M I'reira HI 17 llonton t
fiel llritmai 171" V lllh. si nr! Anui
s huek 1717 s lllh at I
Trnnk W Hnll..rt 4S V 17th st end
1 mlly I" si.fte S147 Alantor s- I
lutn s I M-hlrism 2S2I. N !,. nt nl
in. V Normnn 117 1 ehlnh ilc
I i i olunibus lihto and Jt'rthn
l-i ill" N ISfh si
HI- I I I k .12 si un, v on i
Mr H rl I n,v rMl II Tplnl
Ir, k f. Mr "kin 11 M. n Mus nnd Itm.
i - Hrp.il I IJii N ittii nt
P lb n ' ohn inS T. rt r m n,l illnnlo r
inlh J4i9 s Mnmhnll t
lot n Mill." k 170J I, re. n si and Ije M.
I ! 170- I r en -
Tl III Uri.un 4S.M N 4 tli st una
. .rr1 M ,J ill tin 44C. N I'nulilll st
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I i P ir i IS'.l I driroint
tlTlMN HKSOBTs
H SHINOTO. n ( .
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CLMER DYER,
Manjger
Burlington Hotel
ten than live m!nut frr m eervthln
American and European Plans
A3 1 Rooms, 222 Baths. $2 & Up
H T IIILLFR Mr . 'WaihlnlonD C.
ATI NT1( riTl. N J
JOFtrait
Jfr
Lomfbrt
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-K"5SSrBSa
cJutumnls duiina
jBr Health andRecreatibn
MomSrCHARLES
on the BeachFont
cfvryCoirenlenceand Luxury
nm iiwrougn oervice ana
Courtesy predominant
ForiioakUt. Floor PJdn
Road Map cSpecial Rate
""HilliamALeecfiManaotA
HOTEL CHELSEA
OPKN AIX, YE.tt
SEPTEMBER
Th. meat dellahtful month of th. v.ar.
srcrni': Rr.SEKVAnnNi
J B Tnomn.on k f.
THE DUDLEY l?80 'nnaylvanu At.
, """- l N.ar beach and all at
tractions Runntnc watr in all rooms Frl
Nat, batha Horn, cmiktra- I nlOLIX)CIC.
NEW HYGEIA J?; , anTTaTiso
Ae holldlioin.com.
foni- modern clean center 11 up dally
e.kly rates booklet tnOTIIMEN
MOTEL BOSCOBEL m,r AiiTr
.., Vttch Uthlnr from
hous. open all ear Ilklt A EJIAIIION'
VlalT ArLAMIC CITY in apimD"rr"aToa
NUTTALL DinE"VT7Z
ATI.ANTIP AVF. AND nOAnUWAI.g'1"
Westmbster r. Av nr ne.ch Ea.r.
,, rL..nr,"" baths run
naier.li up ww.j TJ1-i up ,iany Buhr.
Urche,r i,o.,vt .AJjjjjgr Hnil5"'
The Biscayne ih cn Av- rn tth..
-air?w?!r',-''LUAJ4aU,
League to Judge
Erin, Says Wilson
Continued tnm rare One
wav limited or affected bv the cote I
ninl flf tlin Ijtflm.A n n..La. I
A. . . - nnur ill UDUVUB
I Hint inner the coenant, are
those subject nations, or neonlcs.
oiilv that nre mentioned in the peace
trent entitled to the right of self
determination, or does the league pos
sen me ngnt to accord u slnn ar ,
privilege to other subject nations or
sess me right to accord u similar
peoples;
Answer It was not possible for
rne rcaie conference to act with re
gam to the self determlnatlou of anv
tirritorles except those which hnd
belonging to the defeated empires,
but In the coM-nniit of the league
of nations It has set up for the tirst
time, in Article XI a forum, to
which all claims of self detennlna
tlon which nre llkelj to disturb the
pence of the world or the good under
stnndlng between nations upon which
the peace of the woild depends can
be brought
Not Question for Paris
Fourth Wh was the case of Ire
land not heanl at the Peace Con
icrence And wnai is vour posuion
on thesubjeU of self determination
for Ireland?
Ansner The . nse of Ireland wna
not heard at the Peace Conferenie
because the Peare Conference had
jurisdiction oer anv question of thnt
sort, which did not affect territories
which belonged to the defeated em
plres Mv position on the Bilbject of
h If determination for Ireland is ex
pressed in Article XT of the o
enant. In which I may saj T was
particularlv interested, because it
seemed to me nccosnry for the peine
nnd freedom of the
world thnt a
forum should be .rented to whitli all
peoples could bring nn matter wluili
was likeh to affea the pen. i and
( ireeuim m m- -
I San Franrlsco. Cnllf . Sept 17
(J(, , i Pi evident Wilson inrned
! here nt i in n clot k toda. on n stieciiil
rm r.TinN i,
nnth Hexes
"A Touch of Country
In the Heart of the City"
A modern school, with over two centuries of worthy traditions
for hovs And glrli from th prlmnry grades up through the high school
College Preparatory and general courses.
Largo playgrounds. Abundance of light and sir.
Emphasis on broad general culture and simple Christian living,
with regard to the needs and aptitudes of each pupil.
behool now open fat inspection and enrollment
Opens Ninth Month 22nd Catalogue upon request.
FRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL
THE PARKWAY CHERRY AND 16TH STS.
WALTER W. HAVILAND, Principal.
CoNSEmoKryMuac
THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR
w
'HE study of music should form
education, it is possible to go tlnougn life without a knowl- i
edire of music. It is also possible to tro throueh lifn wilhnnt a.
knowledge of literature, science and art, but who can estimate, tho I
tremendous loss to one who lacks such knowledge? True success in 1
life means the true deelopment of every faculty. In the social
program of civilization there is no loom for "wall-flowers." The per
son of accomplishments is the one sought out and is the one -who is of ,
the most service to his fellow B. Fathers and mothers who fail to
encourage their sons and daughters to become accomplished are not
onlj depriving them of much of the joy and pleasure of life, but
are seriously limiting their opportunities for a successful life. i
Because of its distinguished faculty, original methods, individ- '
ual instruction, high ideals, breadth of culture and moderate cost '
combined with modern and eflicient management, the Combs Con
senatory affords opportunities not obtainable elsewhere for a sound I
musical ttaining.
A School of Individual Instruction !
Ilheoretlcal nnd ArpHe.l Hranrhen tausht prlately and In classea)
liuiiItT Gilbert IlanolJ f omlie riano Huith A. Clarke, Mu. Doe. Theon
Nelwin A. Cheenutt, Voice WUIIiim Orlcer, Mus. Dae., violin ir.ni' u I
Mi.lon.ello llu.eell Klnr Miller. Orffan and T3 aaal.tant teacher. an Sanil'- I
All brunches tauaht Normal Tialnlns fourea for Teachers Pnhll,. hv.i ,
Music Supervision Complete Mllltar tlurd Department iccne"- nolle School
tour Pupils' Recitals a ;'! ..Two
Ilecreea conf
errea Heelprocai ueuition.
torles for women
A School of Inspiration. Enthusiasm, Loyalty and Success
11111 M'MIOIS lUJlUHM.s II.I.L8TRTEI) M2AR n0Oh JRM5
Gilbert Raynolds Combs, Director
OFFICKS. STUDIOS, DOIIMITORIES, BROAD AND REED STS.
rVI ey aoDva!HU
EDWIN EVANS
BARITONE
Has Resumed Teaching
STUDIO
FULLER BUILDING
10 South 18th Street
TKL.EPHONB LOCLST 683i
THE PHILADELPHIA
SCHOOL OF MUSICAL ART
1114 CHKSTMJT HT.
RALPH P. LEWARS, Dir.
Master Cla. In Plan. Conducted b th.
rlpanlah lrtue.o
ALBERTO JONAS
Ragtime Piano Playing
Tauftht in 20 Lessons
Booklet upon Requeat.
Chrittenien School Popular Mniic
lSJO Clirataut St.. Philadelphia
Room 40 Phon. Spruaa BHl
Phila. Musical Academy
OfcRMANTOWN IinANCII
SO KAST WALNUT LANK
Cataloeu. M Beainn Otn 883!
jllrir.i 11 i. imimni i.ire.
g: JACKSON
T0ICJ5 CULTUBB"
1111 VU..UIBI DU
t n,
ccn.raltt 'that srteted President 'Wil
son upon his arrival here for fit day
of speechtnaklng In California, home of
United States Hcnator Hiram Johnson,
one of the chief opponent of the league
of nations covenant.
The President and Mrs. Wilson drove
' ,,, , . , ..
in an open nuiomoiuie uirouin inc tnj n
main thoroughfare to the Civic center,
where the school children of 9an Fran
elsfjo w ere assembled to gTeet them
Prom the Civic Center the President
,:, , . . , . . , , .
will proceed to his npartmenU flt a
' now 1 i.'. n. ni.tirL irni. j.iiur lu a iu.iv-..
Icon given by the Associated Women's
Clubs, where he will apeaK oricuv
During the nfternoon he plans to visit
I.eland Stanford, Jr.. University at
I Palo Alto, thirty-three miles from
here, but will not address the students.
His main address of tho stay will bo
'at the Civic Auditorium tonight At
the President's request no seats have
been reserved
I GREER LEADS IN BUTLER
Uncompleted Returns Indicate Re.
publican Nomination for Him
Hutler, Ta., Sept 17 dlv A P )
- Returna from twenty fle out of the
seventy-eight Hutler county pre-
cincts Indicate the following Republican
ticket nominated : Commissioners T
II ttreer and (Jeorge Sherman Clerk
of courts- .1 F Tiecton ltegister and
rrenrder Chnrles Thompson Prothono
tary K Clark
Washington Primary Contest Close
Washington, Pa.. Sept. 17. An ex-
ceptioiinlly close rare for the Itepubll
can nomination tor Judge of Orphans'
Court, n newlv created office In Wash
tnKtnn ounH , marked the primary elec
tinu hor(. Returns from twentv-nlne
districts out of liTl gave A 11. Hughes
a lend of 1i"0 oer W B. Clark, his
nearest opponent. A W I,inn and (5.
P Paker follow in order.
Iteturns indicate the nominations of
I Johnston nnd J Wnlker, for county
iiimniiloners on the Republican ticket.
KIM OATIOVAIi
llolh fsrxes
an integral part of etery one's
enmpleto Pupils' Rymnhonv n-h....
mm Unlvcrnltj of Pennsylvania Dori
3 r
Conservatory of
Music and Art
3304 Nortli Broad St.
Branch Studio, 1714 Chestnut St.
Phone Tlma 3816 ( atalei
A I I. IVSTHUMENTS. alao Slht
Singing;, Harmony, Klocutlon, Stage
rl and Story TeUlnir, eta
MrIC
DAVID E. CROZIER
Ortanlst of C.liary Presbyterian rhoreh
Organ and Piano
1520 Chestnut St
ZFCKM Elt-nAlrN
Philadelphia
Musical Academy
Mil SPni'CK ST. Open Peptember Sth
Pupil, .hould r.Bl.ter now Branch schools
West Philadelphia and Tloa-a
Leefion-Hille i.""S,'.'",.,"i of mJsi.,. in..
uBauu ."Manrlt. If.on. 1're.ldsnt
ALL 11RANCHES OP MUBJC
PUHI.1C HCltOOL MUstCBUPEnVlSION
ISS4.2 Chestnut Ht, Phlli,Dhra
1KIENCII IILIUIINO. Oik Km. ft.
Reoaeii. for HnUtmtlon Hepl. iata7
TUB PiTKnNIIKRO RCIIOOL Oy MljetfcT
10 Ka. tth Street (Puller rlulldlni). Now
OPEN Complete musical education. Teach
rs elaaae. Call nr writ, for catnlor
brrtrr: now open
HELEN ACKROYD-CLARE
0ICK CIILTUBE ART OP SINOINO
Contralto Pol.lst, Church of the llolr Trinity
Ntudl., Art Aillane. llld'a. Il fralnnt
St. Cecilia Musical Academy
iaaS5iry I 1803 Chestnut St.
HYPERION
scnooL op muhio
opkm Knn vu.i
Violin. Piano. Oman Franklin B. CrsMea.
Dir . 1TI4 Che.lnut St . BT K Penn Bt-.Qln.
Loui. Sobelmim in cinwwjijyr.
aaisnif. iioiih insiniriinn. 1 ireniar.
dl:i re.uiw.iaei. or uusio
Dlrectort I D. H. Eztrtnan, U. Van Asa BMtnt
iTW'k! "RIP5
With Skim
THE DREXEL INSTITUTE
EVENING SCHOOL
Registration
Every Day and Evening This Week
Classes begin September 22d
Engineering, Secretarial, English,
Spanish, Mathematics, Domestic
Science ancj Arts
32d and Chestnut Sts.
I'
r hi
CORTINA
PHONE METHOD
Teaches you to speak
foreign languages
correctly
VOL can learn to pak
ftny foreign language at
liome on your phono
graph, at a nominal
cost Couree connlsti of
16 12-Inch double-disc
record B Iesson Dook"
1 (luldo 1 Reader. 1 Bl
I.liigual Dictionary and
fifty clo.13 leasons under
the aupei"vlnlon of a na
tle Instructor
Tfrlte for Special Tlooklet It
CORTINA ACADEMY
1510 Chestnut St.
M, KLEIN, Manaser
University Training
AT YOUR HOME
IN SPARE TIME
Thoronjch pmclltKl work,
unrtnr much time anil money.
Group of college and hljrh srhool
tearnfm hae lnestliratfcj educntlonul
nupfirtunltla fino: nro prepared to Buscfflt
the best trninttieT rnumei In
ACCOUNTANCY
EXPORT TRADE
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
for nuy worth-white popU
Rnnklnar hljther than renidrnt coumea
lend for Informstlon without ohtlrnllon.
LYNNE K. LEWIS
815 Land Title Building
rprure AJ-63
A.N untrained athlete, howrter w 111
'fv ina cannot win ajjulnst those who
are trained Competition in huelnesfl
la Just as keen ou must be trained i
to win
COURSES !
For yonnc menj Ilanlnefin Admlnli
t ration, SaleimRnnhlp.
For yoiinv woment Secretartal. Short
hand mtil Typm rltlnr.
Smnd for 56th Year Booh
PEIRCE SCHOOL
of Business Administration j
Pin. Street Wait of Broad ,
America'. Foremost llu.lnew. Seliool
Jfflantesftori -
a scnooi. ron uttlk cnii.nrtEN
Boarding & Day Departments
BPMICE SIRFET AT FORTIETH
Reopen, for 6th. ear In October
Plione Preston 4432 Auto Service 1 I
ocieniina iiireciion rcr iMUKnAi. Linii
dren, 8 to It rear.. The aim of thlt
school 1. to Kite Normal Children an en
lronn,ent In hlch the spontnneou. Im
pulses of child life may have freedom for
Individual growth Direction coers Diet.
ExercUe Recreitlon, Deportment, Con
trol of Emotions, Occupation etc , dif
ferent for each lndhldual child
A?A WINDLK PAI8T, Dlrectre.s
.llonteivirl Diploma, Rome 1114
Our craduatcs are In constant demand fnr
food raylnc position. Greer Shorthand.
th. easy, speedy stem. Compl.t. business
and secretariat courses. Day and Nleat
Classes intonal.e tralnlnc Knroll
any time, can or writ, tor lull '
particulars and cataloaue.
nilLA. riUHINKSH CIILLEGB
and Colleae of Cmmerca
1017 Lheatnul St.. ITilladelphl..
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia's Qreattat Business School, J
Skillful teachen buperlor equipment J
Practical rouns Progre8lve nmnagement. I
Tho my! utcessful graduates
Day and idttit daase Charirea moderate '
Foaltlontt Ruuranterd lUiin our coum now.
Call, wrll or phon for full particular!
Btrartr'i. AO: (1iftnnt St. Phonr Mnl. 881
La Salle Extension University
Direction and a training- that 1. linked up
erlth actual business and without Interferlnr
atth your present position 1
ACCOtNTNCV
UTJrNEr AIMINISTRTIOV
III SINKSS I UTThB-UHITINn
UIW IIANKINO TRAFriC
Write call or phon. Walnut MS4
608 CnESTNL'T HT. rillUMIKI.PHIA
Philadelphia Turngemetnde
School reopena September Sth Gymnastic.
Swlmmlnc. Orawins and Needlework tn chll-1
V .- IP; . . W V. II
.rcn . in tw yvmiu ivr i per year enroll
Bow Tlooklet Broad and Columbia Ae
Short Courses
SO ADVANCE
IN RATES
Bookk.plre. Shorthand Typewriting, r.na
Jah Penmanship Dictaphone Comptometer
Dav and evenlne sessions Start now. Indt
.Idual lnatructlon.
PALMKil SCHOOL. 10 Month tOlh Bt.
BERLITZ SCHOOL
I lit I CIIEfcTNUT STRKKT
(Entranea on
lSth Street I
Languages
rree
Trial
Isaon
BI'RINO UAKIIKN INST1TUTK
Art. Mechanics, KUctrlcltr, Autouetni.
Cl.sses enmmenc. Sept. S2 Knroll now. B.n t
for booklet Ilroad and Bprlna Oard.n .1.
Pr?vte Leiaona English. Lamruaae.,
rnv"e Le"onl Mathematics, History.
M1BS Wlt.DMAV. 1JT Rare Bt Locjst IQSI)
FRIENDS' SELECT hj.. for"
Oalie-Piirkwar. Cherrr and Uth'Sts.
MAtlPR ntr.l- Inien.l.e Tnlnrlnr
Ilnlvr.ltT reference 115 So 14th St
ANNTILI.T.. PA.
LKIIANON VALLKY COLLr.OK Co-ed,
20 miles from Harrlsburg. A B. D. B I
Mas. n Decrees Collet. Acsdimr, Mu.lo
oratory Art Pr..m.dlcalCour.s. Term, mad. '
rtOSLYN. VA.
School for Exceptional Children!
Cr.ry faallttrlnah.auttful.ub. haia.for th.
ear and, tralnlnc of children who t brouab men
pn schools Dipt of Dom. Set. for older (Irl.
6111. A. ffwli, Prln. P.. lU. tUelrw. r.
TiNKiwtwp. y. a.
MAPLEHURST SCHOOL y
A .elect him, llhiMl 1ai Itntlt.a n..nK.
or r.i.roea ana suonormal emiareo. Mine-
t..n y.ar.' erperi.r.oe. Heokl.t T.
AMEtlKB BEKATJLT ABNAOE. rrhltigsl
b
EDUCATIONAL"
notli Reies
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES
X, W. Corner t3d and Tfnlnnt Street,
Dejln Sept. 18, and End April 0
Tuition Coat for tlie Period
Drawlnt 8.M
E"lflJ7-tl. water and ebtnn,... M.ot
KaIIh Lnnrnare ' .. 14.00
Er?h.or Nnani.t. ..::::::::::::: ioS
I'lino er TloIIri S.O
gteuoraphT berlnnrra il.oft
Btenoiraphr adtaneed 14 01
Trofwrltlni aalr 14.09
RooKkeeptno: tt.Ot)
nonkkeeplnr, Stfnnrmphr aaa
Trpewrltfnr eombloed ,7. 7.0
Flllnt and Indexing 10.00
niKlnfun Knallnh 14 011
BinlneM Arlthmetta 1.0
rencnanRhlp ., a Ot
rorrepondenre a 00
Pnb e School forelrneni IB 00
rnblle Srliool llllterat IS 04
rrtntln ; lit 0
Reiil rtate and ConTeTanrtar .... in oa
robllf Hneaklnr (for men) is to
Art Needlework and Crorhetlnc ... no
rookerj- nnd UomeHtle Science .... la 0
Rreaamaklnr or Mllllnerr 17.0
Arrhltretnral Dranlna an Spl-
fleotlon. Ioa
Merhenleal Drawtnx , IS OH
nine rrlnt Itendlnc for meenantct. It 00
1'ntrnTlnr .. 14 na
tVnlch nnd Clock Maklnc and It-
patrln una
relerrnpbr ....... .. in nn
r..in.M riA,,!,,. i, (M,
ALL CLASSES
OPEN SEPT. 22
REGISTER NOW
All departments open September
22, morning, afternoon and evening
sessions. Highest grade instruction
in nil lines. Apply at once for
assistance in planning a course.
Write, phone or call today for
Catalog F.-23.
Phone Diamond 631
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Ilrtrnd St. below Berk B
I'lilhiUHphU
Shorthand in 30 Days
Typewrltlna Commercial Subject..
Tor npiMllntment
PHONE, LOCl'ST 18G3
Phila. School of Office Training
18th & t tie.tniit St... Philadelphia,
Palms Business College
1711 1711 CHESTNUT STRr.l-n
Day and evrnlnc courses In Shorthand Sec
retarial. Ilookkeeplnir Touch Tjpeivrltlnr
Kngllsh. Htc Attend the best Individual
instruction Sle t patronage Enroll now
BANKS
Stenographers a, cTtTplata
In arreat demand Day and
BUSINESS
rm i rrt "'Bht clashes i:t ter now.
COLLt.GE Bj, wanut st-
ART AMI TKXTILF. HrnOOUS of th. Pena.
ajhanla Museum and hchool of Industrial
A. Itrna.l nA Pln Ktrpf flnn Kn,..,v
bar 22d Circulars on requist
rnur TA VI rB Ci"lJr-il "" "iooS
THE lAYLUK SCHOOL .,k'.,
OreaB Shorth.nd Touch 3p.wrltln nSok
1 y"Z?7! v"ht
licruvinniunn riWCriUO
THOOI Open. Sept S3 A few vacaa-
jvnuui. . . ..n,... ,.n... M..
story pupils.
Stanley II Tarnall. Principal
nnTON. ta.
ACERWOOD
TUTORING
SCHOOL
Tor boys and girls wh
need individual instrua
tion ta makr normal
proKres1!. Kindergarten to
HlKh School Industrial
Arts. Domestic Sdenea.
Mu.if. Gymnadtlcs. Gar
dening. Ethical Train
Inp. Home Life. Medical
Supervision. AdequaU
Buildings. Large Cam
run. Outdoor life In
aurnmrr. 16 mflfH from
Philadelphia. UoolcUt
Miss Devereux, Principal
The Episcopal Academy
Juniper and Locust Sta.
J lllh YBAIi
WITH separate buliaina for
tn youneer and olrter
noa the Academy la equip
ped for the proper care of
boys from alx years of age
to college.
A daily chapel service for
all boys. Kxperlenced and
successful masters In all
nranche. Lame gymnasium
and athletic field Boxing
and bodv building; under
Win J HerrmBnn Music
I'nder N. Lindsay Norden
The Academy ha. but one purpos.i
to develop and train hoys to become
intelligent Christian c.ntltmen.
M.T. rhlllp J. Htelmnetr, ir..
n. l. ., lieaainnster, will h at
in. Academy an nml after Ki
, uealsters mailed on appll
n, Hrhoala open. Upper. Set
hi Middle, 18lh Loner, ::
I MTWTON AVAUiinx for boy., a it
I saod.rn equtpm.ntt personal sUoatiMi wu.
teg. Adares. Principal. Box U K.wtoa. ft. J.
i '
I Bex A. Dei"n. Pa 1 1
Yonnr Men and Hoy.
HI "" neglsters mailed on appllea. II
VJ tlon, Hrhoals open. Upper. Bept. 1!J
Yftlth Mll!dlf' ,Btl'l Lower, Sd JM
I " MSWXOM. N. ii
BaBkJiisWMMs. JKn)
BBBBBVTiWW
OAK CANE
f Country Day School "
Anto but aervip msket this country
Tty School available to all Phtlaoelphla
Chi wren (4 fears n1 ttrrr) carried to
and from a school with open country nvt
ronment pure air. safety out of city
node and dust Qultt Isolation of country
makes Ideal conditions for stud) Ppeclat
class room Instruction nusen from city
center Philadelphia Ormintown snd
Jenklntown Courses rsnre from kinder
garten through college fennfMimi A
lew racanciee
still available trr
uppr forms
Oik Tnr-. Phllft.
Ph. MslroM IVA7
no p
loiing Women and Olrls
.Y. W. C. A.
LEARN TO SWIM
HE FORE NEXT SUMMER
I.KS10NS AT T TIWK
Germantown Y. W. C. A.
0820 Germantown Ave.
Ilrntnl, Flltrrl, SKrlllwd
rhone (Irrmnntown 8js
I Emilie Kridcr Norris School ,
of Expression and Stage Art
Tor Renders, Actors and Speaker
njr "iprj- Teliinr. Impersonation Voice
DlSo'MminV COn'r ProS"n:'ln Bocill
Deportment Tolee Profenlonal and
Non profeMior.nl rouree. Wploma
Couree trenented In three great unl-
prure MM. Suite 404. 1714 Cheetnat St.
! THE FARNUM SCHOOL
; me ntreet. Reonens Oet lt
benlor. Junior. Primary. KTn,le.rUa
..Him under 10 Tr
I Phila. School of Detignfo'r Women
DIMIAD AM) MAHTKtt STRKCTS. miLA.
nenpen. Qctnbsr 1 ""
AltDMORR. pa. '
r-The Lyman School i
"'"" "M"'." 3S tanea.ter At,
Ardmore, Penna.
Kindergarten nnd Primary for hns
g VrW ?n?,' '.etel
Z2$? vnla 2iSSKk nd 'Mer,on 5i
nSS M. II. STFrV. Prineln..
n irRitnfirTaT ;.' -
Miss Sayward's School for Giirl.
Orerhrook. Phila., Pn. Collet. . yJl"s
and secretarial coursed Junn? .PrJPf,r,lt,or
Depts Athletic. Dom,,0'UBncP;ncndM"ll
calls for pupils In nU Clnwvo I llw i
I Wynnn.ld Ml.. H. Janef "?..;'rte. n
1 SWAnTHMOnETTyr
Mure I,jon Pehnol for (,lrl "t h .,:
Col prep , housahld arta r.n !? "ch1l.
New fireproof0 bld Al o?orfl,.l.ett!1rl
Catalw Addles, nox lBOS SwVrthmor.i p'
IlKVON. PA.
DEVON MANOR
A DOAItDIN-a hchool of the
hlKhest tytje offerlnK collece
pieparatorv and junior college
courije Thoroushly practical
training In ocatlonal worlt, which
meets the demands of the hour
Domestic Science Secretaryship!
hoclal ServJce, Art and Muala
Open-air school rooms camDUa
of sixteen acres, out-or-door snort.
Including ridlnir
On the Jtnln t.ln of th Pennsylvania
Railroad sixteen miles from Philadelphia,
In the historic Valley Korre reelon
MMTII SAMSON, Principal
II. ix 110, Devon Manor, Deron. Pa.
Open-Air School for Girls
The IIIF11K ANNA TIIOKNK Model RcumI
of Urin Mawr TollrK. aenouncea th. opsn-
ng of a Primal y Department In addition ta
Ita Element ir and Colic.. Prepar.tor?
i oraea For clrcnlnr and Information add
llryii Mairr lei. llrin Mnnr St
WALNUT" LANE ""S as-
j-ity ana country ad inlac.s met! aoael
JorcJet.Vl.TTo'n" i.nft.,SS 'fit 'SSZZ
I tlon bhort Story w rltlmr. SpanlsnVnonwSS
Graduates
iiom.maKinsr, collece Fr.para-
ridlnr swimming-, basketball, dancing- MUI.
tan drill Mlaa 8. Kdnn J.hnaton. A. U.
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
1808 Spruce street fleopens tept 29th
' "i principals. Miss I lllnn Chittenden J.aa.
, and Mis; Ann Belt Austin, will b. at th.
'?"""'" 'f"r "'"'"" '""
STEVENS SCHOOL rTR?,
I Opens ept 21d Ma ear Kindergarten.
-olleae Prep Special adn untaxes in French.
open lr class. Carllloa MIH1 MAUI
I HI.NTI r.Y. Prln.. 2?l W. Chetten At... Ot.
Training School for Kindergarlneri
irormerly Miss "fart's) Tunlor. R-nlnr an.
! Oradunte Courses Primary methods Prae
tlce Klnderaartners Mis. A. T. IIXMAN.
I Director Boi L SHOO Walnut St . Phil..
0K l-NE. TA.
I The Cowles School for Girls
Prep for all colleges . Htrnna Oen'l Courses,
I Music Primary through Utah School T mln.
' walk from trolley, opp Iteadfna It R Sta.
lndlv atten Kor catl views add Emma M.
Cnwlew A II 11. sd nf School Oak Lane Pa.
iounr Men ..d no..
WBsSsnr
RuftajjfcRajju&
af
William Penn Charter Sclioo "
No. 8 South Twelfth Streat
PHILADELPHIA
Founded In 10SU and chartered br TVtllt.a
Penn on the ..me day a. th. cltr of Phlla.
delphla The Penn Charter School has main.
talned an uninterrupted corporate existence.
1 During th. paat 44 year., th. school has
araduat.d over 1800 pupil, of whom mors
than 1200 have continued their atudlea la a
I'acor. of universities and professional schools.
Th. unusual propoitlon of alumni who bar
taken on. or mor. university drcreta Is da.
largely to th. character and permanenea el
. the teaching ataff numbering over 20 mem
ve," .. ,hcb. mr ni, aciliur lllllliovn BST.
riven tn the school an average term et
service of in rears. For three y.ars th.r.
hav. been no changea in th. ataff, save ad
dltlona tn meet the requirements of Increas
ed enrollment, which has alnady tax.4
ta capacity the new building added to equip
merit la.t jcar. Masnincent playing fields
of S2 acre, afford ample facilities lor th.
ll.rcia. ni a iqniioi oi ouu.
Th VSlst year hegtna B.ptemtier Mrd.
The Prospectus for into 20 Is r.ady for dls
lrhutlon. Kulldlng. sre open fur Inapectloa
nn riMwwnrifnn ni pupils n.,mer Sin.
RlLIIAltU MUTT lillllSIKRC,
Ph. D.
nRAHMANTER
Ssve time and money 'Servlc. the est.,
Commercial Courses Mechsnlc Art, Lan.
guages. Salesmanship Public speaking. BklL
Germantown Y. M. C. A.
E8I0 C.ermsntovrn Ave.. Philadelphia
THE VRAKKI IN INKTITCTK
SCHOOL OP MKCIIAN10 Antfl
Drafting. Math-mstics Mhtalea.
NAVAI AKCIIITPCTDKE '""
I n.ii iv .aia ia b w.v.nta at.
CIIEWTNUT HILL. PA.
1 Chestnut Hill Academy
I BT. MARTIN'S. CHP.STMJT niLL. PA.
Preparation for collego. An ld.allr located
eountn day and boarding school for beys.
Especially low rate, for fl.ve.dar board.ra.
Hlun standards of echolarahlp Unnc.IlM
athletle equipment. Including three Blaring
, relda, grmnaalum, awlmmlng pool and reer.
re.
u
I luon nuuamK. nropfni Xferi.raDer
rat.lorii. o. ennl'cttrm
W VNNKWOOnjgA.
MONTGOMERY SCHOOlT"
Th. Country Day Schnoi for lloyt from th
beginning of their education ta college.
Faculty from Columbia Teacher.- Cftl legs.
For Information address Iter. filh.n Bfll,
A.W.. W T).. n..dm.ter. Wmnewood. Peana.
JTRNVJTON. N. f.
The PENNINGTON SCHOOT,
College snd TMhnleal School rr.parstloo.
Headmaster. Hog 10, P.nelng(ont ft, ss
1
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