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COMMERCE BOARD HOPEFUL
Bptctal Dispatch (o Evtntne Tubtlc Ltdocr
, Washington, Aug. !. Unless i-astern
railroads cpeetl up the supply of van,
to bituminous mine the northwest lake
Region this winter will face the wott
fuel famine in its liNtory, report ro
cejvcd by tho National Coal Association
here, show.
Deliveries to lake ports. 7.000.000
tons short of normal for this season of
the year, have resulted iu a demand ou
"thft roads and the Interstate Commerce
r Commission for -1000 cars a day for 100
days, the limit of open navlpation ou the
Great .Lakes. The operator declare this
schedule must be maintained if the
Northwest is to he supplied with the
20,000.000 additional tons necessary to
meet the emergency.
Of the 23,000.000 to 110.000.000 tons
which" represents the Northwest's uor
tnal requirements, less than 7.000.000
tons have been dumped at lake ports
this year. At this time last .oar the
deliveries approximated M.000.000 tons,
and the precediiiK year 13.000.000 tons.
Officials of the National Coal Associa
tion Insist thc can produce the coal if
tho railroads will supply the cars.
John 11. Pratt, of the association, de
clared today the rood agreed to meeti
'the order, but thus far have fallen be- ,
hind their schedule.
Officials of the Interstate Commerce
Commission take au optimistic view of
the situation and are apparently satis
fied with the promises of the roads.
Practical railroaders in the commission
assert the problem of car supply is cs- ,
fcntially one of car movement, contend
ing that if the car movement can be
increused on average of one mile per
cor It will be equivalent to ."00.000 ad
ditional cars.
Reports received by the tommis-ion
show the car movement is nstiiiti nt nor
mal for the first time in many months.
and that freight accumulation through
out the country has been materially
reduced since last April, when it readi
ed its peak. Ciovcrnmcnt officials are
conviuced the roads are iloiuj everything
In their power to comply with the re
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rJRAlLROADS URGED
Sfltl RIKH RHAI RARS-
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twas
cent priority order speeding shipments 1 truce came a" n severe oiow to .Mr.
to lake ports and believe the heavy Lloyd (Jcorge's peace efforts. The pur
penalties imposed for delays in loading pose of the truce was to halt t';e Rol
and unloading in yards will result in u . sherist onward lush 011 the ground they
gradual acceleration of the car move- '
ment.
Kepresentatives of the operators as
sert the Baltimore and Ohio and most
of the other roads an- delivering cars
as agreed, but that the Pennsylvania
has fallen behind. Vice President '.
W. Atterbury is understood to have
sent a representative to Cleveland last
week to check up on car deliveries at
the mines.
Washington. Aug. il. Illy A. P. I
Agricultural interests in the northwest
face bankruptcy because of ear short
age, the Interstate Commerce Com
mission was told by railroad commis- 1
sloners and shippers from Montana.
Minnesota. North Dakota and South
Dakota. The commission was asked to I
ssuc orders guaranteeing the cur sup-
ply for the movement of the grain crops. 1
j. 11c hpuKi'smcn sain luiucniinns were 1
v.... i. inn -..l.i 1 .1... .1
ap "IJnsf, and thut failure to move! to to
kUUb IM1- A.I... 1-lWH (IUIll VIUil Willi Ul
market not onl would ruin the growers. I
but would seriously affect the remainder I
of the country.
resulting iu u tood
shortage.
25 ARRESTS MADE IN
ILLINOIS RACE RIOTS
More to Follow 1000 Militia
Still on Duty Italian Consul
Starts F"robe
West Kranlifoit, III.. Aug. 0. More
than twenty-five suspects are under ar
rest in connection with the rioting here.
The situutiou continued to improve and
today there were no indications of a
fiecurrcuee of the outbreaks which be
gan early last week.
Militiamen on dutv. numbering about
one thousand, however, will not be re
moved for 6everal daye. Brigadier (Jen
eral Frank P. Wells, in charge of the
. military, explained, as it is feared their
early departure would be followed by
fresh disorders.
The troops continued to patrol the
etrects and outlying districts todav,
.County ofliciuis announced arrests
would continue to be made, adding that
they were in possession of names of
more than one hundred residents mis
pected of having participated in the
lawlessness, in which one man was
killed and several score wounded.
:HELD ON SEDITION CHARGE
Three Men Accused of Attacking
Government at Communist Picnic
Chicago, Aug. 0. (By A. P )
Three men were arrested eterday
when a picnic, given by alleged mem"
bers of the Communist labor partj , was
broken up by detectives. Thev will be
turned over to the federal officials for
alleged seditious utterances against the
government.
The three men carried more than
S10O In Communist Labor party scrip
In denominations ranging from lift v
cents to ?10. Cards Issued to person's
attending the picnic stated that it was
"for the defense of the Communists who
are on trial "
Immediately following the arrests,
persons attending the picnic subscribed
more than SL'OOO for the defense of the
men, nnd then dispersed.
NEW SCHOOL OPPOSED
Eolllngswood Man Favors Annex In-
i'V stcaa or sjo.uuu uunaing
Ii5ft Colllngswooil, N. .1., Aug. 0. There
is some apposition 10 uic Diiiniing or a
S.in.000 public school in the City Line
AJtrict. ns proposed bv the Board of
c. Eil lien t Ion and for which nn election
Srf'liaB been railed for August 17. Law-
Law- i
wGf- T"CP Isaacs, n former member of the
'ft . ' board, believes the situation could be
v' ' a 4uf fia vi'nll nml 1.! OHO nf mnri.
ft' , 4lCb juow ." .. ...... ............ ... .......
if' '' saved by building udditionul rooms to
i the Garfield School, which is near the
. ulfn nt the one nronoscil. anil which
V ' ! wlien built wan designed for that niir-
j pativ, Mr. Tsuacs said this would also
' dd away with employing another school
principal, a jauitor uud a. heuting
t iplapi.
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Train Kills Six Laborers
f . TCiLst LJvernoo . u.. Aug. u. ( tty ..
'.'iM"-'lvo il'u wero killed instantly and
'VVi 'wither (llptl while being tukcu to u
i' 'iwital when a Pennsylvania pabsenger
'- .
h struck nn automooiie in which
wero riuing at a graue crossing in
m, near here, late last night. The
wero aumanian laborers. ,
MAP SHOWING GAINS OF SOVIET ARMY
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Tiie IJu.ssUin forces arc steadily Hearing Warsaw, from which they arc
at present less than forty miles distant. The city of Przimnysz, forty
one miles from the Polish capital, lias been raptured and the seat of
government, according to a .Moscow report, has been transferred to
Kallsz, 1(H) miles southwest and near the German frontier
Premiers Trying
to Save Europe
Continued from I'.ise One
ment of a defensive line In Poland,
either before Warsaw or immediately
behind the capital if it is too late now
for the former. M. Millernnd also
1 proposed that the French and British
i troops in the plebiscite areas be used
for this line, chlellv for moral support,
and that Rumania and Czecho
slovakia nlo be asked to send troops.
In the event of a final break in the
negotiations with the Moscow govcrn
l.ient it is believed Franco will bear the
burden of land aid. while Dreat Rritain
1 will assume full responsibility for the
imposition of the blockade.
Refusal Blow to Peace Plan
! The 1 ejection by the BoWhevists of
the proposal for an immediate ten days'
now occupy and to arrange a temporary
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Jiril' t' lllllll illl 11VAI l 11 '4l.,f-.
Th memorandum presented to the
Russian emissaries by Premier Lloyd
Oeoigi. last Friday proposed ,1 truce to
inn from midnight of August 0-10 on
thee conditions:
First. The Poles to refrain from re
equipping their armies and moving
troops and munitions and the Soviet
to icfrain from strengthening their
front.
Second. The Allien ro icfrain from
sending troops or munitions to Poland.
stationed at Danzig or'nny other point '
Third, hovict representatives to be
to -ee that the terms were carried out,
on the condition that they refrain from
propaganda.
Fourth. The Russian and Polish dele
gates to meet to define lines between
the armies and to arrange armistice
,,ijtiJ
conuiiions.
RRITISH P?SS VOICFS
Vi r xj0 r -" -"-
NOTE OF ANXIETY
London. Aug. 0. (By A. P.) A
deep note of anxiety pervades comment
111 this morning's newspapers rclnlite
to the rejection by the Russian Soviet
(oveninieut of the n quest mude by Pre
mier Lloyd (ieorge for a ten-day truce
with Polftnd.
Renewal of war in I'urope is gener
ally considered n possibility, and is
treated in gravest terms. It is not
regarded as inevitable, but no one ven
tures to strike an optimistic note.
"A verv dink hour." is the Times ed
itorial hnadhne. "Is it war?" asks the
Daily News, and the Telegraph de
clares: "Tlie situation holds the gravest
I peril which has menaced Kurope since
the (iermans marched into Belgium."
I The attitude of British workeis is
given much (oiisiderntiou by several
, journals. The Daily News is convinced
' workers of all ranks in (ireat Britain
will "refuse to lift a finger, and will
strike" if so criminal an enterprise as
war against Russia is attempted.
The Times and Morning Post charge
; that "Bolshevik sympathizers, among
i British laliorites" ure nctiug iu behall
i of Soviet Russia.
I "The sitpiition." says the Post, "has
, been o contrived that the Allies will be
, in 11 position where it is impossible to
advance without disaster, or retreat
without dishonor. It may be humil
' inting for Creat Britain to capitulate.
But it is to be made impossible for her
' to tight."
DUEL IN NEW YORK PARK
Nov York Police Hear Two Women
Acted as Seconds In Shooting
New York, Aug. 0. The police last
night started iinestigatinn of a mid
night duel in the heart of Central Park,
where a man wos reported shot iu the
presence of two women seconds.
Following word that a man had been
found suffeiing from a bullet wound,
I ieorge Norton, toxical) driver, reported
he had drUen two men nnd two women
to a lonely spot there where they had
alighted. A few minutes later The
women and one of the men re-entered
the taxi and ordered Norton, at the
point of a pistol, to take them to Forty
scioud strict and Ninth avenue, where
,he. disappeared.
The polh e said the wounded man is
Frederick Acquatla, a twenty-three-year-old
Cuban designer. He had a
bullet wound in hi right huud.
Norton said lie had heard shots fired
in the park.
DISAPPEARS ON VOYAGE
American, Returning to Sick Wife,
Missing From Liner
Ilncnos Aires, Aur. 0. A. B. How
ard, Smith American innnugpr of the
Aiiiiricaii Kximsb Co.. had dixannoarud
from the tcamer Murthu YViiHhiiiKton,
which is on a vo)iige from Hucno.s Aires
to New York, suys u wireless dispatch,
iceclved here. He, has been missing
bince July 30.
Mr. Howurd was one o the best
known North Americano in South
America. He was returning to the
United States on account of the illness
of his wife, who preceded him.
James O'Nell, Actor, Is Dying
New London, Conn., Aiir. 0. Jumcs
O'Ncil, the veteran actor, who )ms
been ut tho Memorial Ilosnital here for
bcvcral months and upon wliom on oper
ation was performed for an internal
malady, Is reported to be very low.
Members of his family are at close call
and a Catholic priest has administered
the lost rites of tlm fliurcli,. His passing
may l matter of only aifew days,
EVENING PUBLld
Polish Government
Abandons Warsaw
Continual from I'ace One
Russo-Polish theatre of war. Oermany
will eventually become a battleground."
Reports lrcelved in official quarters
here indicate the German nationalist
movement is gaining momentum rapidly
ill the province of Posen. and is finding
adherents among the Polish elements
which heretofore have ardentlv cham
pioned the annexation of Posen U
Poland. This is considered one reasoc
why the Warsaw Government has de
cided not to go to that city when it is
forced to abandon its capital.
Advices from Mnrienwerder state
the Polish upper army command lias
order a retreat behind the Vistula
river and that the lighting, which is
now officially reported between the
Nnrew and Bug rivers, consists merely
of rear-guard actions.
The Polish volunteer iirmv, it is add
ed, is a complete failure, the Russians
meeting with no opposition iu crossing
the Bug- at Brest-Litovsk ulong a wide
front, and occupying the highway to
Biualla (about 12," miles west of Brest
Litovsk.) Paris, Aug. 0. The Polish general
staff has definitely rejected the offer of
General Weygand. of tho French army,
to take command of the Polish itimy if
granted full authority, according to to
day's report from the Anglo -French
mission in Warsaw.
Both General Weygand and General
Delma Radcliffc. of the British mill-
,ar' miss,,on
have been insisting that
tho situation is not hopeless and can
be retrieved if their recommendations
were carried out.
The suggestions of Generals Weygand
and Radcliffc included regrouping of
the Polish forces and strategic move
ments. They advised strongly against
keeping n large part of the Polish forces
on the Galician front, but the Polos
were determined upon these turtles be
cause they feared that, if eastern Galicia
passes out of their hands it will be lost
permanently. Poland holds Kast Galicia
at present under a twenty-five-year
probationary arrangement.
It is known also that S00 picked
French olHiers. composing the A arsaw
mission, have found it difficult to ex
ercise whatever authority apparently
has been allowed them by the Poles.
The Polish general btafT is composed
of officers, with Austrian, Russian uud
German training, nnd is therefore not
only not united in inilitury theories,
but is also at variance with Generals
Weygand and Radcliffc. The Allied
leaders also failed to win President
Pilsudski's support for their program.
Irish Parliament
Votes $1,000,000
Contlnuwl from Piise One
mil tie agents to the following countries:
Russia, France, Spain, Italy, Austria,
Germany, Denmark nnd Switzerland;
and thut he be also empowered to ap
point one director in each of the follow
ing cities in the I'nited States, nanieh,
Chicago. New Orleans, San Frnucisco
ami Boston, to organize and direct Irish
opinion in these centers, that the names
of a number be piescntcd by the minis
try and that the agents be selected by
the president fioiu among the persons
nominated.
"Fifth. That the ministry be em
powered to appoint an nnibussador to
Washington in the I'nited States of
Ameiicn.
"Sixth. That the ministry be au
thorized to dlspntch a diplomatic mis
sion to the government of Russiu, the
Socialist federal Soviet republic with
n view to establishing diplomatic rela
tions with that gou'rnniont.
'Seventh. That the salary of the
secretary to the commission of inquiry
into the resources of the industries of
Ireland be increased to ."(M) per annum
as from the first of Mutch, 11)20.
"The Department of Home Affairs
nnd the secretary for home affairs will
move :
"First. That the establishment of
courts of justice uud equity be decreed.
"Second That the ministry be em
powered, when thev deem it fit. to es
tablish courts linviiis criminal jurisdic
tion." Now it is decreed by the Dail Eireann
in meeting assembled ;
"First. That the present time when
the Irish people nre locked in a life-nnd-death
struggle with their tradi
tional enemy is ill chosen for the Htir
ring up of strife nmong our fellow
countrymen and that all our energies
must be directed toward clearing out,
WHEN MURDER and arson be
come the chosen arms of a people
who claim American aid in the
name of freedom, it is wise to be
sure of the aims behind the move
ment. Tlie folloirlnr two books
ileal with tills subject:
Red Terror and Green
Ily ItlCHAIlI) DAWSON
Ireland an Enemy of the
Allies ?
From tha French of
It. C. KSCOUFLAIRB
Each U-S0 at any
f. DUTT0N & CO. -
locK'or rrco
iooJulor
. NEW YORK
lEDaER-PHlLADSllBHlA, MONDAY,
not this or that piece of lond, but the
foreign Invader of our country.
"Second. That when the national
triumph has been achieved. Immediately
the public has recognition and finds
Itself unhampered by the enemy armies
of occupation, steps shall be taken by
legislation of the Dail mid otherwise to
do Justice and equity to nil those who
hnvc suffered wrong in the past through
the power nnd operations of Englnnd's
unjust lows.
"Third. That pending such recogni
tion no claims of the kind referred to
shall be heard or determined by the
courts of the republic unless by tho
written license of the minister for home
affairs,
"Fourth, That In the meanwhile the
claimants may file particulars of their
claims with the reglstrnr of the court
in which the property Is situated, nnd
It Is further decreed that any person
or persons who persists or persist in
pressing forward n tlisputen claim of
the nature nbovc referred to shall do so
In the knowledge that such action is a
breach of this decree, and it is ordered
that the forces of the republic be used
to protect citizens against the adoption
of high-handed methods by such person
or persons."
A significant point in the passages
quoted above is the uppeal of the uan
agninst the Bolshevists o the south and
west of Ireland, who, under the uaino
of Sinn Fein, arc carrying on land agi
tation and cattle driving.
Under the heading of the department
of finance, which I again quite ver
batim, so as to give accurately this
rrmnrkablo document, there is n refer
ence to the trustees of a fund which
will Interest nil who nre following cur
rent events In Ireland. It Is important
to note that throughout the document,
wherever reference is made to money to
be spent in America, it is In dollars;
when to money to ho expended here it
is in pounds. This lends to the con
clusion that President do Vnloru is au
thoriz"d iu use the funds raised in
America either by lean or subscription
for the purposes nbovc Indicated.
The financial section of tho document
reads:
"Deportment of finnnco. The minis
ter of finance will move: 'First, that an
accountant general be appointed In the
ministry of finance to have charge of
all accounts, this position to be filled
by a fully qualified auditor and ac
countant. " 'Second. That six branches of the
bank be established, for which the sum
of 2.".O0O Is hereby voted.
" 'Third. That a department for the
collection of income tax be instituted
by the Dail and that all persons who
pay income tax to that department,
which otherwise they would pay to tiie
Rritish Government, be Indemnified
against losses caused by distraint or
otherwise in agreed circumstances, (lis
cretionnry power being given to the
Dail income-tax department to refuse
such taxes as it deems inadvisable to
accept. I
" 'Fourth. That the present issue of
tho loan be definitely and finally closed '
ns from the close of business on Satur
day. July 17. and that after that time
no further money be accepted for this
issue of tlie loan. unles it can be shown
that the application in respect of such
nnyment was made prior to that dote. '
Other than this, nny money tendered '
is to bo credited to tlie sclf-determina- I
tion fund. '
" 'Fifth. That the sum of 1000 be
granted to the Irish republican prison
ers' dependents' fund.' "
Other motions made were that the
accounts as set out be approved for the
purpose of allocating expenilitures as
between the self-determination fund
and the loon; and that his lordship.
Most Reverend Doctor Fogarty, bishop
of Killaloo: President Komon do Vnlern
nnd .Tnmcs O'Mara be reappointed trus
tees for the funds of the Dally FJiroonn
os from July 1. 1020, to June .10, 1021,
under the existing deed of trust.
By tho Associated Press
Cork, Aug. 0. The nillltury authori
ties claim to have received information
of the intention of tho Republicans to
inaugurate within the next three months
a war against the "invaders" on n
much larger scale thon heretofore. This
information is declared to indicate that
recruiting for the "Republican brother
hood." supposedly the "brains" of the
Republican armv and which carries on
its activities much more secretly thon
the latter, hos been more nctlve lately,
resulting in the enrollment of large
numbers who heretofore liave kept apart
from tho movement.
There is no hope of defeating tho
British army, which is much better
equipped, but the leaders are expected to
create biicli a state of affairs as to
bring about international intervention.
Tlie Republicans, it is said, arc not
overburdened with funds, money having
failed to come from America nnd the
dominion to the amount anticipated,
but this is considered to be of sniali
consequence, as it costs little to main
tuin the Republican army, the needs of
which are amply supplied by sympa
thizers within tlie country.
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for year book nnd rates.
lfith nnd Rule Six.. Philadelphia
COMPLETH OFFICE TRAININO
Our students In Shorthand, Dookkeeplntr,
even In our Summer School, nre Blven In
tensive training- In office inanauement. nilns.
r.utiuiiina mm k.) auttailL J". jUI1
any day nnd let us explain our
.IBB lumnr, iu you.
419 PHIL A. IHISINESS COLLEQE
nnd rnllec of Commerce
1017 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
TEACHERS WANTED Positions unit.
IncJi fret- reclstrntlnn for Colleen nnd
Nnrnril .srlinot cr.iduutes. MODERN
TEACHERS' Ill'REAI'. 1003 Murket M.
Miss Illm.in's hilionl for ICImlcreartnerR
Junior, henlor and Graduate Courses.
Primary methods Practice klndcrnartens.
Address A T Illman. Prln., Ilox L. 3U00
Walnut St Philadelphia. Pa.
Strayer's Business College
Fhllndelplila'a Greatest Ruslness School
807 Cliestnnt St.
Phone Walnnt 3t
MILT.ERSVILT,E. TA.
MILLF.RSVILLE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Mlllrrstille. I.nnciiHter Co.. Pa. ncautiVui
campus, commod dorm's. hlBh-ernde Instr.
tuition free Address C. II. dordlnler. Trin
OEQRC.E SCIIOOI,, PA.
George School 0untry school f0
. a i. i r. Boys nnd Qlrls. Sepa
rate dormitories. Courses broad nnd thor
ough. Student studies under supervision of
Erlnclpal. Oraduates succeed in col ere
pedal courses, Athletics, nymnaslum. pool!
7 wooded acres and open country alonn
Neshamlny Creek. Endowed Rates modi
srate. Catalog-, rieorire A. Walton. AM.
Ilox 2RS. (leorire School. Pn. """on A' "'.
wt.it rnE.i'Ert
WEST CHESTER STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Doth sexes 210. Andrew Thos. Smith. PrlnT
KINGSTON. PA.
WYOMING SEMINARY
A ro-educntlonal school whero boys
and Klrls cet a vision. Exceptional
teachers In every dent. Collesro prep
aration. Uuslness, Music. Art Ora
tory and Domestic Arts and. Science.
Military Trilnlnc. Oymnas um and
Athletic field 7nih year. Endowed.
Citnloir Address
L. I. Hprnciie. D. D. Pre. Kingston. Pa.
Young Men nnd llnva
Tlie Holman School S20s waio-'i
will open for Its tAenty-flrBt"'
v .3&l September 23d. Inyo.
Ellysheth . Ilraloy. A. n Headmistress
SWARTHMORE. PA.
S1VARTIIMORE PREPARATORY Prepares
boys for collcee or llfo-work. Small
classes, Junior p;partmcnt. Summer
school. Address v P TOMLINinv
M. A- Box 20 Swnrthmore. pia"',JsON.
NA'ARr.TH. PA .
NAZARETH HALL MILITARY ACADEMY
Ilox 60. Nnzurrth, l'n. Founded 1174a
Preparatory and Uuslness Courses: Senior
Intermediate nnd Jun or Depts.: Athli SI".
Military Life Rev. A. D. Thaeler. d!ii 'n'iK1
nETIILEIIEM". PA.
Bethlehem Preparatory School
i-repares jot ifna it coueires. Extensive .
B- I
A athletic fields. N'p
hlnr- .T,,nln c,v- ".
dCS. .Ilinln. C..' ".'
John D. Tuxcry. M.A.
H'U'r. Ilfthlehem. I-,
Where
Shall
I Send
My Child
to School?
That question can bo an.
ewored quickly 'and satisfac
torily by consulting the I3du.
catlonal Bureau (on ground
floor at PubUo Leduer OlSco
Independonne Squnre). Here
yoH ?'.ay obtain completa and
rollnble Information of anv
boardlni? Bchool for boya or
trlrlB, military ncademy, busi.
ness colk'Ko. special schools foi
retarded children, conservators
of music, college or unlvnr.
"I'y.v 0uI Intimate knowledKe
of the advantasrea of the va.
rlous Institutions will ennbu
you to mnko a wise choice"
This service Is free and aV-ll-able
to every ono v..V.!
wnore. -.
T
Public Ledger Building
CHESTNUT,
SIXTH
jYsuam 9js
AUdn
AUGUST, 9, 1920
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
A'oung Women nml fllrls
Schools for the Education of
Women
For the Nursing Profession
Believing that many young women would be glad to enter training schools in hos
pitals throughout the State of Pennsylvania as pupil nurses if they knew of the great op
portunity for service and to qualify in one of the greatest professions open to women, a
Committee appointed fo serve in the interests of tho Nurses' Training Schools, whoso
names appear in these columns, are conducting a campaign for the purpose of securing en
rollments in this noble profession.
In
Message on the Ethics and Practice of Nursing
"Nursing is nn art, nnd If It Is to bo mado an art It requires as exclusive a devotion, as hard a prepu
ration ns any painter's or sculptor's work, for what Is having to do with (lead canvas or cold marblo com
pared with havlnp; to co with fno living body tho temple of God's spirit? It Is ono of tho fine arts, I had
almost said the finest of the lino arts." (Florence NlBhtlnfrale)
If this Is true, and who will eoubt It, what an entirely satisfactory work Is nurslnsr, and yet how neces
sary that wo remember wo aro dealing with something that requires not only our energy, our Interest, and
our skill, but our deep reverence and highest thoughts?
A young poet killed In France, wrote, "Llko tho stutuo In Michael Angelo's lump of marble, there Is a
friend In every passerby, nnd In ono there may bo a new Christ," and so there may be in any human being.
What Dr. S. Weir Mitchell says of tho physician Is true also of tho nurse: "He sells that which men
neither weigh nor measure, and this sets him over all professions save one, nnd fnr nbovo all forms of
mero business. What such a life makes of a man Is largely a question of original character, but In no
other form of occupation Is there such constant food usoful to develop all that Is best and noblest."
Tho highest typo only of healthy young womanhood should take up this work, for It Is certainly the
highest given to any woman to do. What can be grcate r than by skill and knowledge to help fan tho feeble
spark of Ufo to the bright flamo of health ; to make the stiff arm supple nnd strong;, to tide tho Typholc or the
Pneumonia patient past tho danger post: to Kivo back to tha children, tho mother who almost crossed the dark
river; nnd to save tho baby with nil life's road beforo him
Nothing can ndequateiy pay
he "sweet boon of life?"
even the
autotton
Atlnston Memorial Hospital
AI.TXNTOWN
Allentown State Hospital n
Kdward Harvev Memorial Nurses Collet
Homeopathic Ftate Hospital
Bacnd Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Altoona Hospital
AsrrLANn
Ashland State General Hospital
HEAVER FAIXS
Providence Hospital
nr.i.T.r.vTTR
Suburban General Hospital
IJLOBSnCTtO
Dlostburc State Hospital
BERWICK
Berwick Hosp'lal
nETITLETIES!
t. Luke's Hospital
DltMlDOCK
Braddock General Hospital
nuADFOBD
Bradford Hospital
BniDGEVTr.T.E. R. T. T. Ne. 3
Pittsburgh City and Home Hospitals
CHESTER,
Chester Hospital
CLEARFIELD
Clearfield nospltal
COATESYTLLB
Coatesville Hospital
DANVILLE
Danville State Hospital
K1XMONT
Dlxmont Hospital
EASTON
Easton nospltal
ERIE
Hamot Hospital
tit Vincent's Hospital
nARRISUURO
Harrlsbure Hospital
HAZLETON
State Hospital
HOMESTEAD
Homestead Hospital
INDIANA
Indiana Hospital
Address Public Ledger Educational Bureau for Detailed
Information, or Communicate Directly With the
Hospital in Which You Are Interested
Young .Men and Hoys
CHESTNUT II ILL. TA .
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
St. Martin's, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
A day and boardlne school for boys pre
paring for follege, scientific school or bus.
ness. Ideally located country day school.
i.ow rates for flve-duy boarders. Catalogs
on application
IIABHfelHJRO. PA.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
,.s.e,j!.or ."P11 'unlor departments. Modern.
Individual Instruction In college rrenaralori
M1.. e.'3rral courses. Nevr fireproof build
ings with large, sunny rooms. Cottaire dor
BlUoy",m Athletic field. Moderate rates.
ARTHUR E. 11ROWN. Headmaster.
Bo t,, Harrlsburr. Pa.
RELLEFONTE. PA.
Bellefonte Academy Lme.i to im
and up llBth year. Athret"0nSnmdn'and
rymnaslum. Moderate rates Cutolog James
1'j.Hjiglifa. A.M.. Headmaster. Bellefonte. Va.
MEKCEKSIIUno, 1..
The Mercersburg Academy
m lllivu xr.n-.i ..
rou uoys
Send fnr rntalomie to
i,r,,Tr.l,urK, t ft.
vi u. ii.i.-.- IllVl.ii
J.. LI.. II.
lleudmnwter.
In V40.
BALTHRURQ, PA.
KISKIMINETAS SCHOOL TOIl BOYS Pr.
pares for college or technical schools' hiih
healthful location! faculty of elpeVt,.' Indl.
Mdual attention through Preceptor ai Svi.
tem. all Indoor and outdoor sports und.e
rompetent Instructors! Bymnaslum with
sw mmlns pool, Address II. A. W. Wli.An
Jr.. President, nox SSrt. Salteburg i;.",on'
WAYNE. P..
st. i.ukk'S snioni,
, Vayno (Main I.lne, P. II n ) pH
Charles Henry Htruut. A M Headmaster
I'KKHWUII.L. N. Yl '
Rselukill Academy
Mlllf-
.TU'jBth year. Army Officers detailed? '? o. V
aflfta"3, a S,imr"lft. b,J'''lnsT for young bovi (T.iaV
J2l , Address Ihe PrUclsal. JPetkikUU . jf, '
(Sln l57)
Ynnntt Women nml Olrls
the Service of Humanity
ir uiu uuu inuwi nua uiuutm io mo .jtuaiuo rencwea strongtn, and perhaps
"If she havo fought with death and rtunca ais sword ;
If sho havo given back our sick again.
In It a llttlo thing that she has wrought?
Then Llfo ant! Death and Motherhood be nought!"
PRESS AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
.TOTINFTOTTM
ConemauKh Vallev Memorial Hospital
The Mercy Hospital
KANT!
The Kane Summit Hospital
LANCASTER
St. Joseph's Hospital
latrore
Latrobe Hospital
LEWISTOWN
Lewlstown nospltal
, . LOCK nAVEN
Lock Haven Hospital
., . ... MEADVILLB
Meadvllle City Hospital
... ., .. MeKEES ROCKS
Ohio Valley General Hospital
.. MtKEESrOBT
McKeesport Hospital
MERCER
Mercer Sanitarium
, , MONONOAIIELA
Memorial Hospital
KCTV BRIGHTON
Beaver Valley General Hospital
. Fff KENSINGTON
Citizens' General Hospital
. NORRISTOWN
Montgomery Hospital
. . t., II0DM ".EASANT
Mount Pleasant Hospital
niiLADEi.rniA
American Stomach Hospital
Children's Homeopathlo Hospital
Friends' Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
Howard Hosnltal
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Mercy Hospital (Colored)
C'.'I. -" iiospuai
il. J ".. ."
DBDlt
Orthopedla Hospital
Protestant Episcopal Hospital
i iuiHiitinnin iirinnruiiu ttu
St. Annes's
Hospli
ni,
St.
MlamyIo,fel1,al borou-hJ
sol of Nurslnir. Hospital of Gradual
.SKU..""" University"?;
Sehool
Rohnnl
P.nn.vlvflnla
Medlco-ChlnirBleal Hospital
Polycllnio Hospital
women's Hosoltal of Phllsdelnhi.
School of Nurslnir for Women P.
sylvanla HoMltal. DeMm"nt iV
Mental and N.rvoua DI.Va;nt(We.t
Women's nomeopathlo Hospital
....... ..FIHJ'?nniio
VUkBD UIU IB IlOOpJiai
Pho.nlxvlll.'u'o'.VUXIJ
MUsHuyward's School for lilrli, Overbrook.
w,it1lla"Ia-, C1IR P"P. Juilor Depart-
j.....u, .ciiuii uuu vynnneiu,
Dept. I.. M1S3 B. JANET BATWA1
'VVptt
rVAHD, Prln.
THE PHEIli: ANNA TIIORNE
Open-Air Model School of Dept, Education
Bryn Miiwr College. Kor Olrls. Primary
through college preparatory. Opens Sept 27
I or catalog address Tho Head Mistress
DEVON. VA.
DEVON MANOR
Devon Mjnop hnn inivri a thnAii.kiH
modem tialnlng to lit girls for the
future. Collfifo-preparatory und Junior,
college courses, Social Service, Secre
taryship, Domestic Science. Muslo and
Art. Campus of sixteen acres. Tennis
horseback riding, golf and luiin.
Address
MRS,
LANG DON CASKIN
Principal
DEVON. PA.
nox no
BWAKTIIMOHK. PA.
Prep.! graduate work, hou.eh'd a?ts mu.ie!
... France. L, Crist rX.B.. P..'"iK VaW
Trns,
I.DTHKnVIT.T.B. Mil
MARYL.VND COLLEGE 1'OB WOMEN
Coursesi Co lege I'reparatory Collar. rn
tnestlo Science. Music. ExpfissloS'I'dv?
L"! miles from Balttmori1.' flrVS;
&'m'ff&SMftSL
-J?
Yonnx Women nnd fllrls
riTTSBURGn
Ilechenv Oenral Hospital
Momeopathle Medical and Surgical rtt
t tal and Dispensary """"cai He.
Children's Hospital
Passavant Hospital
Pri.sbytsrlftn Hospital
M,rcy Hospital
gj- ?rnclVa Hosnltsl
S!..JKnn 0neral Hospital
R,.!t"Jbo'srephh'.,ITfo".rp,',,l Blite"
Pjuthslde Hospital
western Pennsvvnni TTArta)
TITTSTON
Plttston nospltal
w... . POTTSTOWN
Pottstown Hospital
Pottsvi... irwWTOUJ
READINO
Readlnc Hospital
St
josepn-s Hospital
-. . RDDLEV PARK
Taylor nospltal.
t v . ROCHESTER
Rochester General Hospital
e. . . SCRANTON
State Hospital
Moses Taylor Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
HEWICKLKX
Eewickley Hospital
SnARON
Buhl Hospital
Christian H.
. BrANOLER
Miners Hospital of Northern Cambrl
... .. TARENTCM
Allegheny Valley Hospital
. UPLAND
Tork Hospital and Dispensary
WAnncN
Warren State Hospital
. t. WASHINGTON
Washington City Hospital
WEST CHESTER
Homeopathlo Hospital of Chester Coast?
Chester County Hospital
WILKINSDCRO
Columbia Hospital
WILKES-RARRB
Wyoming Homeopathlo Hospital
WILLLVMSrORT
Wllllamsport Hospital
WINDUEB
Wlndber Hospital
YORK
York Hospital and Dispensary
THE STEVENS SCHOOL
For Girls. Announces Important addition!
to faculty. College' and University gradu
ates, specialists In their lines. Course mod
eled after that of Horaro Mann School of
I eiichers' College. Socialized recitation'-
omnlete Elementary as well as High School.
Pupil participation In nil nrhool activities
Address tho Principal, 'Jill W. Chelten Av..
Oermantowii I'hlla. .
PIIILAIIELPIIIA SCHOOL OF DESION
For Women (Est. 1811). Fine Arts. Df
'." '?, n,". branches. Interior Decorilon.
etc. Booklets! Uor 21. Uroad b M"
Bts.. I'hlla.. Pa. .
JENKINTOWN. PA.
BEECHWOOD (Inc.)
A Cultural and Practical School for Toil
Women. Thoroughly Eitab. Strong fVicsltt
I.HP.a.rl,tlon for self.malntenance and rePf
; bllltles of life. College Preparatory Depu.
Music. Art. Domestlo Science. SecnUsnT'
ship. Normal Kindergarten. Address
M. II. HEARER, Ph. D., President
Box 430. Jenklntovvn P- ,
WEST CHESTER, PA. ,
DARLINGTON SEMINARY
A developing School for Girls, 60-ej
estato In Pennsylvania's finest countrr.
Language. Art, Muslo, Expression. SJT
tarlal, Business and Household MnM
ment. College Preparation. Catalogue.
CHRISTINE F. BYE. Presldsnt
Cox (110 West r-h..t.r. Pa.
LITITZ.
P.
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
A girls' school since 1748, Academlo, Col
lego Preparatory and Special Courss. "
srate Junior Department, aymnaslum. sy
retarlal. Catalog ,ltev, F. XV. Sl'ENO11'
Principal. Ilox 10,1. I.llltr. Pa. .
NEW Y'OBIt CITY
The llneh Hcliool. New York City. JosWHj
and Day School for UlrU
. ..... i... '. . '.. .winHB UI.U..
nost irraduatM wnilr. .Tesalea
nooi jor uirie, i,t,,-j ;:
woilc. Jess ca Q. uossi
A. B.. I.L. II.. principal. Catalogue.
tary. Box L. dl R. 77th St.
Siet,
NORWALlt. CONN.
HILLSIDE A Sehool for OlrU
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