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EVENING PUBLIC LErftfjSg PHILADELPHIA, MONftAv, SEPTEMBER '22, gfrttW
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AS -TEMPLE OPENS
University Has Greatest Regis-
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Additions to Faculty
.DORMITORIES CROWDED
HELLO, KIDS! I'M CHO CHOI
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Temple TnlversitT opens tnclity In nil
Its mnpr dtpnrtments, both clnr nrm j
eveninjr courses. ulth the heaviest rrj; j
istration In its hMory Its MplieH ire ,
war enrollment lias nlrendy been verv
greatly exceeded, with prospects for
further additions to the 1010-20 student,
body that will tax its enlr.rped fnnli i
ties to the utinot I
Dean h H Cnrnell 'aid this morn
Ins that the war seems to have im
pressed upon the vounc people of the
country the necessity for advanced edu
cation The flrt dormitory for vounc
men, opened last wwlf, does not begin
to meet the demand and the university
.iiHinnti( are beinc kept bu'v to ob
tain sulfi( lent accommodations on the
outride
Tlio rlnrmitoiiex for women hr.Te
been doubled in enpantv since last
year, but thev are -.till insufficient to
accommodate the increased enrollment
of youns romen. From nll'pirts o
Pennsylvania Mid nearby states tu
dents are orowdlns in for the Minnin
courses All of the members of the
faculties of the dentil, medical, phaim- .
acy anu taw scnooin ur? iwn ii..m .
service and assume their place nt the
opening of the unherokv year todnv.
Additions to l"nriilt
A ....ml. rf r.rliiUinnQ hnM been
j. . .!, ,nt,m,0 fnnilrip Dp I i 'tll el Mi
jnuiic iu i1- .....w - I
Oenrsre E "Walk, formerly of New York
I'niversitv, former superintendent of
public instruction in the Philippine
Islands, and more recentlv director of
the division of teaiher plicements in
the rnited States Bureau of Education,
has been made dean of the Teacher's
College.
Dr Mary Bicklnjrs Thornton, gradu
ate of 'Women Medical College, has
been tdded to the fneuln of the Depart
ment of Physical Education. Dr Mil
ton Francois d'Elisou, n graduate of
Columbia 1'niversity, will become in
structor of athletics in th" department
of physical education. He wa director
of athletic in the American expedition
ary forces and is now director of phii
cal education at the Philadelphia biw
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CIRCUS FOR PUPILS,
CLOWN AS TEACHER
Cho-Cho Will Give Kiddies Sani
tation Hints During Child
Health Week
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Oh, noyt .
Think' of having ft clrcud right In
school and the teacher can't do a thing
about It. Hey. WiRt?
"Cho-Cho," the furiously funny, fis
sasiticntlnB clown, H' coming. Ves, it s
straight.
He's coming right Into the school
room next Monday with his grinning
white face, big dimples and nil every
thing but the tent
Cho-Cho has made thousands of kid
dies and their daddies laugh His face
is rtrlot. He's funnier than a bunch
of monkevs in a ltairel of niolasses
What does hesjdo' It would take a
book to tell it He does everything that
nil other clowns do nnd then twice ns
much more
Cho Clio is coming to tell the kiddles
how to live as well ns how to play. He
Is visiting the si hools under the auspices
of the Philadelphia tuberculosis com
mittee He talks to the children on
sanitation mid health
Cho Cho fiit gets Jheir earnest at
tention and then shows them win they
should dean their teeth twice a -day.
take nt least two baths a week and ask
for lot of Minaeli. carrots and green
vegetable instead qf trjing to live on
candv and henvv taKcs
The famous clown will be the fentuie
nttiaction of hild health week, Sep
tember 20 t 0 tober 3.
Me will show the Kiddies max niri
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anil Mil ail Ultrviieei iiutmi "!
cleanliness .ind fresh air will make them
Pat Moians" and business men
The down will appear fiist nt the
Fuiness fSihnol, Third and Mifflin
Mrcit- On Tuesday he will dcligflt the
at the Mnishnll ttiooi,
, .. ,, , . .1.- ....!. .. ,.l..li,i,lrini n TnrUieli Imth nf "1 Snitlti Snllri mill (iriSCOni Streets ," ClinehaaY
charge of the-inircnsod im.nbe, of stu-1 Eleventh st.eet He was fortv f,vew.ll find him at the alton School,
dents in the legular . omm.rcial courses I venrs old and Inert nt 723 Tree stieet Tvventv eighth and Huntingdon st.ee s.
Miss Mary M I eidv. a graduati of the His bodv was taken to the moigue Pliui ! vp at the Durham School. S
Keystone State Noimal School, was Although Mc-Itiide at one time had tenth and Lombarcrstre,ct, and rridij
added to the faculty to assist in train "iiisid. inble monev it is understood that nt the Mitchell School, Fiftv sixth
. i . i i riH una ilffnalli tvnnnilnoa nt t, a ...,, . ... tnt.,1 K'lnfftinOaim nil tlllP
me the Irce xiumhpr nt men s nooi "r ""3 "- imnn.00 -. uu- mm- .,,,- . m i....ivu.M .-
ffrnrfiiBtM in tho fcrotnrii eniils I "' " '" CpoctP(I that
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He i a celeluated circus clown who Is coming here next week to enter
tain liiddies of the public schools and nt the same time tell them how to
be healthy and happ
DIES IN TURKISH BATH
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charge of the special iourse in credits
and collections The Nntionnl Associa
tion of Credit Men hnve selected Temple .. M'n,j. e,...' Dnin.
to give their i nurse in this "'' ' ..-
citv and Mr. Thomas was selected to victim or nean uiseasc
tnke charge of the course I Paddj MoBride, a former pugilist
.Teuel l'orclhnm Flower, of New i died suddenlv early today as he was voumteis
NEW YORK OPERA SEASON
New American Work and Other Nov
eltlestComlng ,.
New Yorlc, 8ept, S2.Sev(ral novet
ties, Including the production of a new
work by an American composer, will
be Included In the twelfth season of
grand opera at the Metropolitan Opera
House uncle the direction of Qiullo
finttl-CaW.ia, It Is announced. The
season will begin November 17 and close
April 24.
The American work to be produced
will be "Cleopatra's Night," an opera
in two scenes, the music of which is by
Henrv Hadley and the book by Alice
Leal Pollock, after the novel of Theo
phile Gautler.
Anotner novelty will be "IOiscnl
Bleu" of Maurice Maeterlinck, the
music being by Albert Wolff, a young
French 'composer. This opera, which
will be sung in Trench, will be pre
sented first nt n special tferformnncc for
the benefit and under the auspices of
the French -Belgian and American relief
committee for the restora,tidn of Bel
gium. I.eon6avnllo's "Zaun" In Italian and
Tschnikow sky's "Eugene Onyegin," a
lvrle dramn in three nets after the poem
of Rushkln, nlso will be presented.
Revivals announced will include
"L'ltnllann in Algeri," "La Juive."
"Parsifal" and "Manon." "Parsifal"
will be presented in English In a new
translation by Heniy E. KrelibleL
Manon" will be given with the "Cour
de La Ttelne" scene, never before pre
sented here.
BIG CLASS ATJEFFERSON
Address by Dr. Rugh to Precede To
morrow's Formal Opening
Preceding the opening of the Jeffer-
UNCLE SAM AUCTIONS"
SURPLUS SEAPLANES
Navy Flying Boat3 and Ma
chines, Some Stored Here,
Being Sold n Washington
Want an airplane?
The United States navy Is selling 210
flying boats and seaplanes and 441 en
gines in Washington today.
The sale of the machines, of which
122 are stored In Philadelphia and
Gloucester, N. J., is being handled .by
scaled bids. Proposals must be. sub
mitted to the Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts, salvage and sales department
section, Navy Department.
Bids 'will be received on any quan
tity of seaplanes, flying boats or en
gines from one to fhe entire quantity.
The appraised altie of each flying
boat, senplnne nnd engine Is given in
the schedule of sale. Awards will be
made whc"n the bids are above the ap
praised , value. When bids arc below
the appraised value nwnrds may or may
not be made.
The class of planes stored nt the
naval aircraft factory here Include a
lot consisting of fifty-two H-18 sea
planes nnd, twentjF-5-L-. These nre
trnctor bipinnes with nn upper wln
spread of ninety-five feet and an ap
proximate speed of ninety-five miles per
hour. They are four and five place ma
chines and each will be fitted with two
new 330 horsepower engines.
There nlso will be offered eighty-three
H-S-2-L flying boats. These are pusher,
binlanes, upper wing spreau Beveniy-
thiee feet three inches, approximate
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son Medical college tomorrow tor us speed ninety-one nines an nour. xnese
ninety-fifth annual session ther w ill are stored nt South Brooklyn, N. Y.
be nn address tonight in the clinlcnl Among the small machines to be 6old
amphitheatre by! Dr. J. Terrnnce Hugh, are fifty aero-marlne type 30-B sea
professor of orthopedic surgery. The planes with single float. These are
trustees, faculty and students of the.stoied at the naval aircraft storehouse,
college will be present. Gloucester, N. J.
There will be nn unusually large The 441 separate engines to be sold
number of students in the clnsses nt.are in storage at the naval aircraft
the opening tomorrow. In the freshman' storehouse, Gloucester, N. J. The larg
class there will be 140. The sophomore est single lot consists of 230 Curtiss
and senior classes will swell the total OXX-G engines of 100 horsepower each,
number of stndcnts to about 500. I which arc new.
,N0 LIGHTS FOR YORK RO'AD
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P. )?.'T. ,to Quit Q lying Illumination
' on Willow Grove Lnes
, The P. II. T, has decided to stop
lighting Old Tork road and the suburban
highways over, whlcih the lines of the
Qlenslde division are operated. The
decision Vas made 'after the trolley h
company bad spent $100,000 for more
than twenty "years In providing free
lighting In that section, The action
of the company has brought loud pro
test from residents, ,
It is, said to be a matter of economy
to the Pi R. T. There's nothing, It'
is claimed, irt he franchises under
which the lines are operated to compel
the P. R. T. to maintain a string of
expensive arc lamps on the highways
In question. And, the P. R. T. sajs,
It la economist in every lint of to
pendltur In order to contlnua Its five
cent-fare system and to .maintain 'its
high rate' of wages to employes. Five
thousand dollars a year Is said to be a
small estimate of the cost of mainte
nance of th lighting system. Some
suburbanites Intimate that $10,000
would b6 seartr the correct amount. .
BROKER 8EW8 IN JAIL '
Wilmington, Del., Sept. 22. James
F. Shields-, the well-known Investment
broker 'who was sent to the workhousi
last week on n, four years' sentence for
larceny as bailee, is at work In tho
clothing shop of the prison.
He Is running a sewing machine with
skill and takes the jarison life without
a murmur.
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ATLANTIC
PO LARJN E
Flows Freely in Zero Wejxther
TO get the greatest gasoline-mileage,
you must use the properlnptor oil.
Improper lubrication handicaps a truck
or passenger-car the same as a dragging
anchor handicaps a shfp, Ask your ga
rageman which of the four principal mo
tor oils you should use Atlantic Polar
ine, Atlantic Light, Medium 6r Jleayy.
ATLANTIC
MOTOR OILS
Keep -Upkeep Down.
if his dentil It
a graduate of Tienns will arrange lor His burial
Charles 1", Ilovvman. A. M who
has sui'i csfullv conducted courses in
mcthoili of teaching bookkeeping- and
business practice in the New ork 1 in
The Household Arts department of,"r'"I,r u""s "'" ' sl two sunnier
the Teacher's College has added two se-i-ons .will take charge of similar
new Instructors. Frances Barnum. I! courses jnjlhe school of commerce.
S., from the New York State College
for Teachers, at Albanv. and Alheita Belgian Organist to Play Here
'Louise Condon, H S from Columbn Monsieur Charles I Courboin, noted
Vntversity. Mrs Lucile E. Hands, who i ?c lgmn organist, will be the oloit at
studied at the Sorbonne in Paris, is n j a senes of organ lecitals'in the Wnna
new teacher in the model schools of the nnker store beginning Thursday, Oe
Teachers' College. i toliec 2. The rentals will be given
Soldier In History' Chair evciv Thursday evening during Octobei
In the College of Liberal Arts 61idnf' "'" be ""'i to ,lle Pllblic without
Sciences Dr. Frederick L. Nusshaum ihjKe
will take the chair of history. He lias j
just returned from two years' service
in tho armv Tiefore the war he wns
professor of history in Northwestern
Vntversity Evanston 111 He is a grad
uate of Cornell University.
Pasounle Seneca will teach the
romance languages He was formerly i
Instructor in this subiect at Lafayette
College and is a graduate of the t ni-1
versity of Pcnnsjlvania. j
In the School of Commerce several
high class men have been added to this
facults. Clyde Jackson. A. M., will1
teach advanced , accounting, business!
and sales correspondence, salesmanship!
and business organization and manage
U'cllflr S f Ilndfnitrr
the Millersville State Normal School. McHride retired fiom the ring about
will assist in teaching the increased FM ,(,ars "K" 'or fifteen years l,e
number of students in the resular fnr'' '", retirement he was often seen
nmnnuensis nnd oflice training covnscs 'in boxing contests here.
Itovvman,
All the school entertainments will be
given in the nfternouu, nnd in the eve
ninc moving-pictures of Clio Clio and
ntlur incidents will Le shown at the
i lnous recreation centers.
Honduran Cabinet Resigns
5in Salvador. Sept 22. The Hon
duran cabinet formed Keptemhci 12
after the forced resignation of Pros?
dent Hertrnnd, has resigned, accord
ing to advices received here. A new
ministry has been formed, with A in
rente Mena Colmdrcs as premier.
WANTED
Used Automobile
BUICK, HUDSON OK DODGE
State rnrtlcciturs xlth Phone o.
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Dr. William D Cordon. AT Ph '
D., heads the course in industrial man
agement and distribution 1
George P. Wilson, commissioner of
'transportation for the Philadelphia'
Chamber of Commerce is in charge of
a special course in interstate commerce
;and traffic. J Rtanlev Thomas is in
If Influenza should return this
fall tho. who now begin dally
u.e of t,ro Formalin as a nose
and mouth wash will profit from
preparedness A harmlets et ef
fertive defense. affalnst germs
equally good for children and
idults targe bottle "V
LLEWELLYN'S
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Drug Htnre
1518 Chestnut Street
CiUro-FormnlMs (ilrro-Formalln
in taDiet lorm -sac
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Retail Salesrooms
Open Saturdays
Until Five
Lamps and
Lighting Fixtures 1
The new Lighting fixtfces and
Lamps are an indispensable ad
junct to the cozily furnished
home. They have, much to com
- mend them, and in planning tft
jefurnish.any of your rooms it
will be to your interest to con
sider our new models.
The Horn & Brannen Mfg. Co
427-433 North Broad Street
" 1 short ualk along Automobile Row"
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CURRYS
DEVELOPING PRINTING
AND ENLARGEMEHTS
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Ull I J LEATHER GOODS' FRMDtlCTlRES
812 CHESTNUT ST.8I2
ASK FOR and GET
Horiick's
Tho Original"
1 Malted Milk
For Infants nnd Invalids
Avoid Imitation! end Scbititutot
Evening 'School of
Accounts and Finance
The Demand for Trained Minds
in Modern Business
Is Unprecedented
Galvanized Boat Pumps
BBBMiiiiJlii!fiViiMriiir'w-ii
L. D. Berter Co. .59 N Id St
Jfaln 1000 Marktt 1SS
THERE'S IIAKDLY A
Household Task
that cannet he done better by Electricity.
nre ine electrical
h Kerranca nerc .
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J.F.Bndtaiun 6t Co.
1719 Chestnut St.
The University Evening Courses are
designed for two purposes. First, to
give each student a thorough training
in the detail and principles of his par
ticular field of interest,, be it finance,
manufacturing, accounting or selling.
Second, to give the studeht a com
prehensive and workable knowledge of
the underlying principles of all business
procedure as related to his particular
position. ,
It takes years of experience to come
into a practical knowledge of all the
principles of business. An evening
training equips the student to anticipate
the opportunities ahd problems in every
department of rnodern business. '
lit
,are" ottered:
Three distinct courses
General Businessourse for those engaged
m manufacturing, merchandising, banking,
brokerage, insurance, advertising, real estate
and financial enterprises. r ' '
An Accounting Course and "allied sub
jects for men and women seeding prepara
tion for a certificate as .Certified Public
Accountant. '"1"
A Special Course requiring twoevenings
a week. These groups cover thp .fields of
Advertising, Salesmanshfp.i Business Corre
spondence, Brokerage, Insurance Life and
Fire, Marine and Casualty Insurance;
Economics, Real Estate,. Industrial Relations
and Employment Management, Corporate
Taxes, Foreign Trade and Ocean Shipping.
THEODORE J. GHAYSON, Director
Logan Hall, University of Penna'.
36th & Woodland Ave.
Write or Phone (Baring J00) for Bulletins or Further Information
Registration Closes September 23, Enroll Now
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September 25
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Extraordinary interest attaches to this McCormack recital
because of the double opportunity it affords the music-Ipving '
public.
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to compare his wonderful voice with his Victrola Records.
Attend this concert and note the individual qualities that
distinguish McCormack's magnificent voice. Then go to any
Victor "dealer's .and hear the Victrola Records by McCormack.
, Iotehow faithfully I his interpretations are portrayed on the
' Victrola.
It Ms because of this absolute fidelity that McCormack
makes Victrola Records exclusively; that the greatest artists of,
all the world are exclusive Victor artists.
Victors and Victrolas in great variety of styles from $12 to $950''
Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J.
Important Notice. Victor Records and Victor Machines are tcien-tifieall)-
coordinated and synchronized in the processes of manufacture,
. and should be used together to secure a perfect reproduction.
NW Victor lUeorcb dutfr.UI at all ivitn oo Ik. I M of each month
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