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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WDNESbAY", "AUGUST 11; 1920
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PARKER FAMILY REUNITED
DESPITE ALIENATION SUIT
Husband Apparently Gives Up Attentions to Another Man's
. arf Wifr. nnd Rninhis His Own. Snmi&t nt Mana&mum.
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'cMaH9xauan. Autr. 11. Hones thnt
PVwMlIam C. Parker would give up liis
J " 'nuona to Mrs. Chnrlcs U. Chisholm,
f Newark, whose husband lfi suing
,Ptuker for alienation of affections, and
eeimo reconciled to his family life,
apparently have been realized.
s barker is now nt his cosy little homo
In iho midst of a bungalow colony and
Intends to stay for at least a week.
Whether he remains there longer may
depend upon how congenial the home
lifo is and also upon the requirements
of his photographic business in Mor
ris town.
Parker slipped into Manasquan
quietly and went to the bungalow where
Mrs. JParkcr, a few days ago. breathed
the, wish that they might live together
once more, without her husband's in
fatuation for Mrs. Chisholm interfering
'with the even tenor of their wars He
was found thero by a reporter, lost in
a volume of the classics and apparently
AGED SHOPLIFTERS CAUGHT
"Tell Court They Wanted to See If
Fingers Were Clumsy
New York. Aug. 11. Patrick
O'Brien, sixty years old, and Samuel i
Krantnn. neventv-eleht vcars old. ad
mitted yesterday lu tb,e Court of Special
Sessions that they had taken twenty
waists from counters of a department
store. They declared they merely wanted
.cieToTheAheVoldage had made
their fingers too clumsv for shonlifting.
The men were recognized in court as
old offenders and were sentenced to
from fix months to three years each in
the penitentiary by Justices Freschi.
Mclnery and Edwards. The sentences
are tho heaviest imposed for shoplifting
in some time, but O'Brien and Stanton
are anything but downhearted. As they
were being taken to their cells one of
them said :
, "Wo have no regrets. We are old
pals and have done timo together be
fore. But we have aged terribly since
the old days."
Amnesty Plea Sent to Wilson
New York, Aug. 11. -(Uy A. P.)
A mass-meeting of th World Peace
Fellowship voted last night to ask Pres
ident Wilson to grant amnesty and un
conditional release to tho conscientious
objectors still held in American military
prisons. The fellowship also congratu
lated the British Labor party on its
ctaud against England's entry into a
war with Soviet Russia.
Arms Explosion Kills 32
Florence, Italy, Aug. 11. Thirty
two persons were killed and several
wounded in the explosion of a munitions
depot here yesterday. The explosion
resulted from a fire.
Federal Motor Freight Corporation
Daily
Philadelphia
Hancock and Colombia
Newark
437 Broad St.
Kens. 14 rule 15 Bound
Following points touched
Arlington
llayoune
VellevlUe
Bound Brook
Brooklyn
Caldwell
Cedar Orovo
CUfton
Crawford,
Bnnellon
Elisabeth
riici Fall
Glen Bide
N.J.
Harrlnon N.J.
Hoboken "
irvlngton "
Jersey City "
Kearnev "
I.onr Island Clty.N.T.
Maplrwnod N.J.
Mantclnir "
Newark "
New Brunswick "
New York N.T.
North Bergen N. J.
Nutley "
V.
N.J.
In addition to service outlined
points east of New York. Rates
I
HPRODUCTO
ydr real enjoyment
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iff of a Good Cigar Wk
iff you think of fine Havana. But VA
ill "there's good, better and best x4S3'w
ll even in fine Havana tobacco. ffi9E&L9fv
Ijl El Producto's blend is Havana MSII
111 at its best. Many shapes and jPyjfflaBl
J. 1 sizes at popular prices. mMwS&U
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as contented as the average summer va
catlouUt at the ahorc.
Mr, Parker was asked Ifjie and his
wife had reached an agreement ns
their future. The husband said he
thought he had 'already said as much
to the newspapers as they needed, but
added :
"So far as the Parkers are concerned
you can say that they have fixed the
whole thing up and are together."
"Do you know what Mr. Chisholm
intends to do about his suit?" ho was
asked.
"I have nothing to say about that."
was the reply. "All I can say la tho
Parkers aro all together again"."
He appeared very happy over the
fact that his family had been rcunitrjl
and. judging from the fishing tackle,
canoe paddles, bathing paraphernalia
and other vacation equipment at the
bungalow, he is intending to enjoy his
week at the shore immensely. He said
Mrs. Parker would keep the bungalow
open until September 1, when she would
return to Morristown. '
REDS' FOES GET GUNS HERE
Ship Takes Munition Cargo for Gen
eral Wrangel'a Army
Ammunition, rifles and locomotives to
D0 used against the Bolshcviki by
Wrangcl's all-Rsslan army aro being
Uoadcd on the American 6teamship
Westmount, now nt tnis port.
All that coud be learned about the
'.destination of the vessel was that she
will proceed 10 me uuck ecu. lira
Russian officers will accompany the
ehip, which is now loading at Pidgcon
Point.
It is understood that the freight rate
paid to the ship by tho Russian Gov
ernment is in the neighborhood of
$150,000.
The Westmount was recently pur
chased from the United States shipping
board by A. D. Cummins & Co. She
has a gross tonnage of 416S. with a
length of 400 feet. The Westmount is
commanded by Captain Harry Smith.
GIRL MISSING FROM CAMP
Bethlehem Maiden Is Believed to
Have Been Kidnapped
Thcndara. N. Y., Aug. 11. Police
of central New York were notified yes
terday to be on the lookout for Helen
de Soullc, 6lxteen, formerly of Bethle
hem, Pa., who, it is.fearcd. wan kid
napped Monday afternoon from a girls'
camp at tourtn lane.
The girl was left in charge of the
management of the camp by her
guardian. The police learned that two
other women disappeared at the same
time.
Service
New York
414 Lafayette St.
Borlnc 7840
Brook 270ft
daily:
Orani-e(E-W-S N.J.
Ovcrhrook
Fassalo "
Taterson "
Terth Amboy '
rinlnfleld "
nahu ay "
Bonelle
Pomerrlllo "
South Amboy "
Verona "
WestQeld "
above oar connections touch ail
on application.
SEAMEN TO GET HEARING
Nine East lndlane,,Called Deserters,
Will Be Arraigned
Nine East Indian seamen who de
serted ships at various polnts'lho last
six months and who were arrested at
the Bethlehem Steel Works, Bethlehem,
Pa., two weeks ago, by Harold
Rhoadcs, nn inspector of tho Bureau of
Immigration, have been., taken from
Ellis island to tho Gloucester detention
house. They will have a hearing beforo
a special board of inquiry today.
llrias Black, a stowaway, who ar
rived on the steamship Pine More, from
the West Indies, waB taken to Glou
ce-ster yesterday,.
RTTAMIJIir NOTICES
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RAILWAY KXCnAKClB. CHICAGO. OOUIAN BTIILDDfO. BEATTLss
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Kerier BUf.. Baltimore
IMTERNAHONAL NERCANTIIE MARINE COMPANY
AMERICAN LINE
V, T. Cherbourg HontnnroiM
New Tork An. BllSept. lLcr 11
Bt. Toul Autr. 28 Sept. 2SOct .3
Philadelphia . .Sept. 4ISept. lHlOct.16
NEW TOBK nAMBTJBO
Moncolla An. UlSept. SBlNor. J
Man?h"rla .....Sept. llfoct. 23Dee. 4
PniI.ABEI.rUIA MVEBPOOI.
West Tacook '" "
Western Plains An .in
Auburn n . a
navertord ViWAlr.V
riIII.ABEI.rniA OtABOOU
Eastern Sea P'P4- J J
West Cherow A"K- J
West Noho An
Galahad Aug. 28
rnitADEunu-naMBCno
nellerone Anr. 31
RED STAR LINE
J,-. Y. SOCTHASIPTON ANTWEBP
Kroonland .... .Au. 14Sept. 18 Oct. 23
Lapland Auir. "Sept. 25
Finland nf' 'iJS' n
Zeeland Sept. 4IOct. 0
pniLABEUPniA ANTWEBP
West Tacook Au(t. 0
Montank '" Jn
Western Maid Auir. 14
Nervier .-. . Aujr. 18
West Wauneko An. 24
Wathena Anr. 31
Patienier Office, 1319 alnot St . PLila.
DIRECT SAILINGS
U. S. Shipping Board Steamers
Philadelphia to
Los Angeles Harbor
San Francisco Seattle
SS "Artigas" (100 A-l)
Loading
A Steamer (100 A-l)
Aug. 21
With Regular Sailings Thereafter
NORTH ATLANTIC &
WESTERN S. S. CO.
For Rates, Etc., Apply to
130 fl. Fourth St.. Phlla.. Pa.
Phones. Lombard S5M-S. Main JM.
- Philadelphia
to.
Scandinavian Ports
Christiania,
Gothenburg,
Copenhagen
Regular Service
17. B. Bhlpplnr Hoard hteel Steamers
SS "Oronoko" Loading
SS "Fort Armstrono". .Sept. 1
(From Pier 78, Smith Wharves)
The Charles T. Megcc Co.
Agenta for U, S. Shippino Board
Drexel Building
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Lombard 5100
Atlan tic-Gulf& Pacific Lines
PHILADELPHIA TO
San Pedro (Port for Los Angeles)
SAN FRANCISCO
s.s. crr, nnMAiN . Aboot atjg. is
S. S. WEST APAl'M. . .About SEPT. 1
CIIAS. Kin. & CO.. Inc.. Agents
Urexel Hide, l'blla.. Pa.
Lnmlinrd DlOl Main 1530
FREIGHT RECEIVED DAILY
at Tier 0. North llhnriM, for
New York and Baltimore
AIo Points Ilernnd.
FAST IIIHPTC1I
Gilrny Transportation Corp.
' Pier 0. nrth Nhonrs Vhllodrlphla
Phone Lomhiird AI0I.
ew lorh Ofllfei 23.3'S Heaver St.
riinue Ilro.id 8011
8TEAMSII1P NOTirES
fiRACE LINF
Direct peaeer erlo tlom Nr York
vis Ponsms Canal. .alllnr at, Callao,
Artca. loulqua, Antotsgasta t Valparaiso,
Hi rJnta Klls. Es. Santa I.ul.a, Be.
Ssnta Ana. Ss. Ssnla Teresa. FurtnlshUr
Fallnaa.
W. R. GRACE & CO,. Agents
HanoNsr Bquars, N. T.. or Local Agent.
FIRST OCEAN GROVE MAYOR
Clvlo Rule Passes Out of Hands of
Camp-Meotlng Body
Ocean Grove, IS. J., Aug. 11. (By
A. PT) The civic affairs of Ocean
Grove, one of the famous camp-meeting
communities in the country, will In tho
future bo in the hands of a mayor and
citv Council.
Robert W. Watt yesterday was
elected the first mayor. In the past,
entire jurisdiction haH been in tho hands
of the Ocean Grove Camp-meeting As
sociation. Tho civic government will
begin to function Monday, while the
camp-meeting association will continue
to look after spritual matters. Six
couticilmcn wcro elected with the
mayor.
BTKAMSHIP NOTICES
Fast PaUUal.paMongor SUaaisMfts
of 21,000 tens t.
JAPAN. CUENA
WnblMANIIUA
Imm Cnltl i. U u- i
Yokohama. Kobe, Nagasaki
Shanghai and Manila
York to ibe Orient -to
United States Shipping Board's
Passenger Service
N. Y. to Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, Bnenoi Arm
fl. 8. MABTTIA WASmNOTOV. 18.000 tons (b) ACO. 81
8. P. 1TUKON. 17.000 tono (c) 5kpt. IS
fc ISIvil m 4 fl AWtM 4M AAA
(c) First, Second and Third Cltsi.
For rates bud particulars oppltf
to any Passenger Agency or to
Munson Steamship Line
82-92 Beaver Street, New York
Drexel Building, Philadelphia
418 Olive Street, St. Loafs
mm
Mobile, Alt
WHITE STAR LINE
V. Cherbourg Boatbamptoa
Olymplo
Adrlatle
Aair.28lSept. 18Oct. 0
. . . .Aue. 146ept. 15 Oct. 18
NEW YORK LlVEltrOOL
MobUe Autr. 21Sept. 25
e'" Ausr. 28!Oct. 2Not. 8
Bnltlo Sept. 4Oct. 0Nov. 3
Formerly Cleveland
NEW YORK AZORES
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Canoplo An. 28
Cretlo eept. 18
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
PHILADELPHIA LONDON
Mackinaw Auir. 14
Osauatomle Aug. 20
Wauconda Aug. 31
nOLtAND-AMERICA LINE
pniXADELPHIA BOTTEBDAM
Maasdyk v ...An. IB
WHITE STAR Dominion
MONTREAL QUEBEC -LIVERPOOL
Meeantlo Auc. 2 lSept. 18Oct. It
Canada Auc. 24Sept. 25Oct. 30
Freigbt Office. 405-414 Bonne Kit., PbJIm.
EARN-UNE
Incorporated 1801
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "Des Moines Bridge". Loadinf
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lake Galera" Sailed
SS "Coquina" Loading
For rate and particulars apply U
Earn-Line Steamship Co,
139 South Fourth SL
PHILADELPHIA, A.
The Globe Line
Regular Sailings
Philadelphia to
Gothenburg Mai mo
Stockholm Hclsingfors
Steel Steamer
EASTERN TEMPEST
Aug. 20th
For nates and Kpsce. Apply to
S. L. BURGESS & CO.
Agents
900 LAFAYETTE BLDG.
Phones; Lombard 2072-73 Msln H20
pUMMINC
ns rTC J
U. S. Shipping Boird Steel SteimefT I
Regular Service
PHILADELPHIA to
Rotterdam & Antwerp
SS "Arirpa" Ang.ZO
SS "Lake Harminia".. .Sept 10
(From Pier 34, South Wharves)
For information npply
A. D. Cummins & Co., Inc.
H. P. DILKES, Manager
139 South 4th St., PhUa.
Lombard 4127-I12K-SKI7
Slsln ISIS
Boats Leave Arch St. Wharf
for Burlington Island Park,
Bristol and Trenton
HVr.UV HUNDAV
Foi- Trenton 8 30 A ,M 10 Of) A M
1 00 P M 4 00 P. SI.. 0.00 P. M,, 8 30
P. M
Tor IlrlKtol S 30 A. M . 2.09 P. M s 00
P M h 10 P Jt
For nurllngton Inland Park. 0 00 A. M.,
2PM .'. P M
H'KKKDAY SAILINGS
For Trenton 8.30 A. M 1 30 P. M ,
mo r m
For P-rlstol wnd.nurllnirton Island Pari
S 80 A M 5 30 PM Extra, boat 1 30 P.
M Saturdays for Iiurllnston Island Park
Rate of Farf On Way 30 Centsj
Children ISc 8undas and Holidays
Adults, 40c Children 20c,
Queen Anne Moonlight
Iloat leaves Arrh bt. flharf Ererr
Erenlng nt 8 o'elork eserpt Monriar.
Hound trln rare .Me Inrlndlnc nnr tax.
"DAY and NICnT the DOLrHIN' LINE"
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Yoona' Women and Girls
i
iSchooIs for the Education of
Women
For the Nursing Profession
Believing' that many young women would bo glad to enter training schools in hos
pitals throughout the Stato 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 tq serve in the interests of the Nurses' Training Schools, whoso
names appear in these columns, are conducting a campaign for the purpose of securing en
rollments in this noble profession.
Message on the Ethics and Practice of Nursing
"Nursinff Is an art. and If It is to be, made an art It rfqulrcs as exclusive a devotion, as hard aprepA
ration a9 any painter's or sculptor's work, for what is having to do with dead canvas or cold marble, com
pared with having to tfo with the llvlnir body the temple of Gods spirlt7 It is one of the nne arts. 1 hart
almost said the finest of the fine arts." (Florence Nmhtinffale) 1
If this is true, and who will ftiht it, what an entirely satisfactory work in nurslngr. nnd yet how neces
sary that we remember wo are dealing with something that requires not only our energy, our Interest, and
our skill, but our deep reverence nnd highest thoughts?
A young. poet killed In France, wrote. "Like the statue in Michael Angelo's lump of marble, there is a
friend In every passerby, and In one there may be a new Christ," and so thore may be in any human being.
"What Dr. S. Weir Mitchell says of the physician Is true also of the nurso: "Ho sells that which men
neither weigh nor measure, and this sets him over all professions save, one, and far above all forms of
mere 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 (i best and noblest "
The highest type only of healthy young womanhood should take up this work, for it is certalnlv the
hlehest given to any woman to cV. What can be greate r than by skill nnd knowledge to help fan tho feebls
snark of life to the bright flame of health: to make the stiff nrm supplo and strong: to tide the Typholtf or the
Pneumonia patient past the danger post: to give back to the children, the mother who almost crossed the dark
river; nnd to save tho babv with nil life's road beforo him
Nothing can adequately pay for the skill which has brought to ths hedslde renewed strength, and perhaps
even tho "sweet boon of life?"
"If she have fought with death and dulled Sis sword;
If she have given back our sick again.
Is It a little thing that she hii wrought?
Then Llfo ana Death and Motherhood be nought I"
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. AnrNfiTojr
Ablngton Memorial TTospltal
ALT.T.NTOWN
Allento'wn 8tato Hospital .
Fdward Harvey Memorial .Nurses CoTlrf
Hotneopathlo Stato Hospital
t acred Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Altoona Hospital
ABITT.AJfT
Ashland State Oeneral Hospital
HEAVER FAIXS
Providence Hospital
BELT.EVUH
BubJrban General Hospital
DLOSSnURO
Blossburg State Hospital
BERAVICK
Berwel! Hosp'la. '
DETTTLEllEM
Ft. Luke's Horrltal
nRADDOCK
Braddock General Hospital
BRADFORD
Bradford Hoeplta!
nitmorrvTLi.E. n. r. v. n. 3
Pittsburgh City and noma nosplttla
CHESTER
Chester notpltal
CLEAR PTELD
Clearfield Hospital
COATESVtLLB
Coatesvllla noipltal
DANVILIJS
Danville State Hospital
DEOIONT
Dlrmont Hospital
EASION
Easton Hospital
ERtE
Hamot Hoynltal
Ut Vincent's Hospital
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HOMESTEAD
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which leads to worthy home membership
and the highest typo of citizenship.
Faculty of highly educated women. '
with experience which specially quail-1
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of Horace Mann School of Teachers Col
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tlons Complete Elementary School as
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54th year opens Sept, 21st '
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Miss Katharine M. Denworth, Principal '
221 W. Chelten Ava. Cennantown, Phlla. I
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In the Service of Humanity
Conemangh Vallev Memorial RotprUI
The Mercy Hospital
KANT!
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LANCASTER
St. JosepVs Hospital
LATROIIE
Latrobe Hospital
, LEWISTOWN
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Ohio Valley Oeneral Hospital
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MeKeesport Hospital
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Mtmorlal Hospital
NEW BRIGHTON
Beaver Valley General HnaoUal
. ,'EW KENBTNOION
Cltliens' General Hospital
NORRIBTOWN
Montgomery Hospital
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American Stomh Hospital
Children's Homospatblo Hospital
Irlends Hospital
Oermantown Hospital (Oermantowa)
Hahnemann Hospital
Howard Hospital
Jewish .Maternity Hospital "
M?rc?. Hospital (Colored)
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Orthopjdln Hosnltal
iro'J'tsnt Eplscapaf Hspttal
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School of Nursing. Hosnltal of flmdii.t.
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rin ior womea. Penn.
eyivoma Hospital. D.n.rtm.n.
Mental
and Nervous
ri
HMli.l
Women s
uiseases (West
HomApsthlc
Hnsnttal
.. rniLiPSBCRo
Cottage State Hospital
PboUvllleIiVo0.DTV1UJS
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DEVON MANOR
Devon Manor has evolved a thoroughly
modern training to fit glrle for the
future Collero-Preparatory and Junior,
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Art Campus of sixteen acres Tennis,
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Homeopathic Medical and Surgical H
pltal nnd Dispensary
Pas.i
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nvftnt MnAnltal
byterlan Hosnltal
rey Hospital
fit
. Francis's Hospital
ft, John's General Honnltal
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gt. .Tosenh's Hospital -Jnir
Pjuthslde Hospital
western Pennsvi-( TT,t,,
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r, .. rOTTSTOAVN
Pottstown nospltal
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Reading Hospital
St. Joseph's Hopltil
- . RIDLEY PARK
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. ROCHESTER
Rochester Oeneral Hospital
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Plate Hospital
Marti Taylor Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
, , , BEH1CKLEY
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Christian H. Bu'hl Hospital
. . BPANOLER
Miners' Hospital of Northern Cambrls
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UPLAND
Tork Hospital utd Dispensary
WARREN
warren State Hospital
WASHINGTON
Washington City Hospital
WFST CHESTER
Homeopathic Hoenltal of Chester Conoty
Chester County Hospital
WILltlNSDCRO
Columbia Hsptnl
WlLKES-nRRE
Wyoming Homeopathic Hospital
WILLIAMSFORT
Wllllameport Hospital .
WIN DUES
Wlndber Hospital
YORK
Tork Hospital and Ulapensary
The JHoIman School
201
'e. tau
win open for Its twenty-first
,.. t .J'JIT September 211 ln-ii
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'""M" " "raiey. A B. Headmlat
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NEW miK rirv
The Finch School. New York on
and Dav Srhnnl r. ?."
Boirdlng ,
poet graduate work
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Jessica O CoSBfave
"il .atalcgue. sar ril
ii " v--W. . princini
mry. nox u 81 E 7rth s,
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m...iM e-i , . . intury lone?. n-
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itasres. 10 miles from uW.T"'- dan.
Duuoinga
' Catalogue,
strcna fae lty fjo ieirs- "hi.l?ro"
A,ldr.s Box l. li.Kli'l.VlSS:
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Wenonah
Military Academy
oro than meroly "' p'JjS!!
ory fcchool iuZ, i!..p.r?P
enly to that of West Point
Specla and business "oursei
; department lor bois n, &
lertAr.tn Junior
or over Academic course, lno
Dtnartmnnt 1050
Junior
Coilooue mid Vleiv Bank on ,..
Dr. Charles II. Lorence, President
Major C. A. Snydrr. huperlntendent
BOX 11. HEN0N4I1
N. J.
HORDENTOIVN.
N. J.
IIORDENTOM N
MILITARY
?.bI'TUTE
Thorougn n
ficlent. facult
prep for college or bualnea
lty. small classes Imli
Mllltaty training Sur
." r,t
rllvMn. I
attention
athletics. 3flth year For catalogue adrtJl"
Col T D LAfcrXW Prlnclpafand &
Supervised
m.
"-"-" " - - drawer c-22
MUHIfiAL IXhTHLTTinv
ZECKWER-HAHN
Philadelphia Musical Acodcmv
and branches. Mull Hchool jon hurut. Kl
Hpeclal Courses. PuV.Ho School 8uper'!aSr
Normal Classen for Piano and viii- iV..d'
tr" a ti srosni .... icn
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Roth Be?s
1 CENTRAL
X SCHOOL SYSTEM :
17a ! mI itl. '
u uv.j uiu vsius
Tour Phllsdelphl flementary chol ..i
Central Schoof. a ,nnlor ana senior vW .
school Includ nit cjUese preparatory "miH
ment. Dve lops the constructl' e icSift
mrnuKn )iiB.ni ,nu nigral CulturA oi.
djnte taught the practical and vkiilrul
ut hsnrts as well. as brains Smal eiJi!
Constant personal touch with an expelif!
ally able faculty. Larao Playfround f PiJS
naslum. lunch room, splendidly llcntedT
ventilated claMroomj. Open to other 4,
nominations Write for year bnnt and rsti!
Chnrles Rurton Walsh. Prlnelnil. K
lth nnil R-.ee Bt l'hllnil"lnffl.'
Bl'ECIAL COAVtltNU CLA8SE8
Ptudents in Shorthtnd th ParkstBehocV.
Pitman or QttgK Bystems desirous of K
In headway durlnK the summer monifi"
omiuiu ici ui cxpimn our speclki
eummer coachlnit elass ','i
Starts Julv flth Tinv 1..
&1 nnd Collete of Comm w
1017 Cliestnnt St. PhlliatlDkl,
Voti can O't evtek rtlUf "'vou
STAMMER
AMEItlCA'S PIONEER SCHOOL, will send lllmiT.
ted WO pure book on Stammerini at jour reamiL
TUE LEWIS SCUOOL r,7 dlaldoBt.,betroigSitt
BROWN PREP 21aai ,Chfr
directs, teachei
tho student to know and to use what
knows Colleae preparation nutlrieis
Courses. Forty years of continued sue.
ocss without a dollar of public or nrhats
assistance proves the value and the reed
af our method. They aro different and
they are right. Investigate and know
MNGUAGES VoVoi"
1841 CHESTNUT ST.
(Entrance on IRth St.)
rr.mt may nn nEfitTN at at 'ran
Strayer's iiusmess Colleire
nllt.1tnt.lll Aranlul n...l .. .
Philadelphia's Greatest riuMne" Rel.ni
any n,Mim,i fct t.i..i .T.JOM
Phone Walnut 831
TEACIir.llS WANTED Positions wait.
InitJi free reeiftratlon for Colleeis nnj
Nnrmil School crailmtes. MnnrRv
nurmuts' nupKAu. moa ?ia"ii"t Tst.
Miss lllraan's School ror Klcdercartnera.
I Junior. Senior and Uraduato ni!ST
Primary methods Practice klndergarteni'
Address A T. Illman Prln . Box L.ttm
vs miiiul cit t i nimupipfiia, la.
wkst rrrr.1ir.rt
1VEST CHESTER STATE IsOKMAI, SCHOsr.
Both sexes $200. Andrew Thoe sSlt Kff
l!2lin.J?rtsT
ROSLYN. PA.
School for Exceptional Children
Home for the cire and training of chlldr
who are unable to attend other schools rS
mestlc Sclen e for older girls, near phiii
Booklet. Mollis
rt. troous. rrln.. Bo 17J
Rosbn. Pa.
OEOROE SCHOOL. TA.
George
School Counry Scnool fof
n .
rate dormitories. Courses broaj and tho-.
oush Student studies under supervision il
erfncipil .Oraduates succeed In collen.
neclal courses Athletics gymnasium, pool.
.'27 wooaea acres ana open country stone
Neshamlnv Cteek Endowed Rates mod.
erate CataloB. Georye A. Walton. A. M.i
Rox 2S. George School. Pn.
' "' KINGSTON. PA.
WYOMING SEMINARY
A co-eductlonaU school where boys
and girls get n vision. Exceptional
teichers In avery dent College prep
aration Business Music. Art Ora
tnry and Domestlo Arts and Science
Military Training, Gymnasium and
Athletic Held 7fllh year. Endowed
Catnlot Address
T.. T. Snrneiie. P. D. Tres. Kingston. r.
MILLERSTTLLE. TA.
Sin.T.ERSVILLB STATE NORMAL senflOL
MlllersTllle. Lnncnster Co.. Pa. Deautltul
rampus commod dorm's, hlgh.grade Inttr :
tuition free Address C II Gordlnlor. Prln.
Yotmc Men nnd Bovs
PWAKTiniORB. PA.
SWARTHMORE PREPARATORY Prerartl
boys for college or life-work Sratl
classes Junior Djpirtment Snmmir
school. Address W P TOMLINS0.V.
M A . Box 20 Bwarthmore. Pa.
NAZARETH. PA.
NAZARETH HALL .MILITARY ACWEHT.
. nox 00, Naiurelli. I'o. Founded 1743
Preparatory and Business Courses Senior,
Intermediate and Junior Depts AthMIcil
Military Life Rev A D Thaeler D D Prln,
BETHLEHEM. PA.
Bethlehem Preparatory School
Prepares for lead's colleges Extensive rr'oi
A athletic fields New hldns Junior School.
John D. Tnggey. M.A.. H'd'r. Bethehrm. fa,
CIIESTXTIT HILL. PA.
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
St. Martin's, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
A dav and boarding school for boys pre
paring for college, sclentlflo school or bui-,
nes. Ideally locnted cnuntn ilay school.
javi rntes for flve-dny boarders. Catsloil
on application
HELLEFONTE, PA. ,
Bellefonte Academy SiSrIS.1I,
and up linth year. Athletic flsld
rvmnaslum Moderate rates Catalog jaw's
P. Hughes. A.M.. Hendmnster. Bellefonte. Fs.
MERrERRIUTRfl. 1A.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR B018 Merrcrsburg. Pa.
Hentl foe rntalnme to
VI. MNN IRVINE. Ph. P I J.. D.
Heidmniyter. not 180.
BALTSBITRO. TA.
KISKIMINETAS SCHOOL FOR ROVS-Ptn
pares for college or technical school" hlrt.
healthful location, faculty of experts. Inffl"
"idual attention through Preceptorial 8jh
tern, all Indoor and outdoor sports under
competent Instructors, "ymnasluni
nvlmmlngpool Addrjjs DA V. Wliwa.
Jr . President, Bog H3B Saltttmrg. Fa.
NEW HI OOMFIF.I.n. PA.
CARSON LONfl INSTITCTE
I .. . -1lae.a Ts-n i r o t n r XurftL
SS7n 7our.e."""8ePVra:te modern-'JurM
I hu dins for hois under 1 lleaitnrui c";o-
try location lion and un. Junior jjio . .
Tn.utute. Box L. New Bloomfield r
i.iiirni nn in ipnrii nnil i" iiv" n......
rENNSBURO. TA. ,
PERKIOMEN BCIIOOL FOR BpTJJ
1'l'.Illllll.ll,.1 nw..w
i Music, Oratory, liuiines
1 Peholarshlps Not con
'Be nnu .nfc..."
nducted forprctl-
Moder
b. d.,
loderate rates Catalogue. Oscar H ivn.
Penniburr Ps.
t'rinipai hm iv
LANQHTER. PA.
,-pa
iiiviti.iv AND MARSHALL lriuiaii
" Lnnrnsirr. Pn. . Pounded 17H7
TT.nares boa for college teonnicai
ichooll
;,d' business Mod.rato - , . ?
ndtlr
Is M nai i uia it, .- ....
WA"NE. PA.
bT. LUKE'S SCHOOL ,
Wjvtib (Main Line. P II R 1
F
Charles Henry Strout. A M
Headmalt
l'HNNINC.TON, N. J.
THE PENNINGTON SCHOOL
College nnd Teehnlciil "Chnol nrrpjrstlrt I
MlWnfvDrll. MlANsC MieDANirj. Jl D.. I
lleadmaster. Box 70. Pennlncton i- ,1
STAUNTON, W
Staunton Military Academy
KaJl
Acia-
Largest rrivata Acaaeiuy m ,, ;-.,
n,.nitfa for Untvei sites Onernmnt Ac
emles or Bulnes -I nn0
barrscs
Rates JU00 Bend for catalog
COL. WM. G. KADLE, Ph. D.
Principal Staunton, v-
wniinirodi, va, -
The Massanutten MUltury, Acaiiemr J
'k,,.i inn m from Wash nrton P"'"-
shlnrton P"P" 'I
odstock. V' I
JL 'J
itekiklll. N i
for inileae and busl I music athlet.es n;
l-Jinoo dln'g hall and dorm l''.,u
!i..jm..r nor an. Woodstock.
I'EEKSKILL, N. Y.
P-1cslrill Acndemv
88lh year Arm
iv omcera Jtl1i!"'(Ti
illdlmr for n,,,VioyV X
Prtnclpnl. ittkikl"' N-
C Senarste bul
Addrtsu The Ptnclpnl
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