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15
MiEAMLAND
ADVENTURES
77 Br DADDY
ruiAPTISK I
Hlllr Gow A'Spanlillmr
tjEGGY nnd HHty wero watching the
X Atbman cnrrjlng nihei out of the
Shinto hl wiicon. It pwraed hard
J, AAinnn He wcmcd very red.
.-Can help jou?" offered Billy.
Vo thank you." answered the Ash--,'
polltob- "H 1" klntl of 70" ,t0
5er. nit "" wom f.r '
dothcn nil rt " 7 ,r'0'1 t0 hc,p
"You look thirsty.': WOj " ;;
iitrinM tow Hk'" " drink" c. the
X, ?id IIUI went into the ; hojwe
?.VS tli" Aohmnn n nice, cool drink
' i.2nnMlV When they rome out they
IWr ' bad boys fitnudlnj: In the
Shr JttrliiB the Ashman. Tl three
fit Tommy Grim, thin Bennie
2E -micros rnm Hatch' Th"
e f InginB a rutle fohk :
"Aihman. nchman. work in the. dirt.
AVhrnnn. nshrnnn, get clean rtitrt.
tour and Billy were vexed to think
nv bovi fhould i'P po nicnn "? t0 Jcor
Se fowl A-lm-nn tlmt ny. They Rftvc
ill XSmnn the cool drink of lemonade.
2d m "drank it they turned on the
U''Ywoys ought to.bePonked for
Mnc n Ill-tempered," scolded Peggr;
. "&, and I'm gofng to spunk you,"
trledE Illy, aklng off his cathcr belt.
Io Ho' Ho!" laughed the three
h boyi, and then they repeated their
""ffian ' hman. work in the dirt!
Ashman Ashman, get n clean "Wrtl"
Waking hi' lemonnde. "Don't you
lnd what thoe bad boys say." she
mke comforfngly. "Billy win give
JSem a epankintr for singing that song.
Billy, whirling his leather belt over
Hi head, atarted after the three bad
Vots to give them n thrashing. But
ttf three bad boys just dodged him
ind Jeered him. Then they grabbed
m end ef the belt and started to drag
BUIt down the alley. That wasn't hnrd
to 'do. for all of them were larger
thin Wily, and they were three against
ODC.
"Ho1 Ho' We will spank Billy,"
tier ahoufwl Hut Rt that moment they
beard a roar, and turned to sec the
Ashman rii'liine upon them.
That scared the three bad boys. They
tecan to run as fast as they could. They
dMhed aeross the nlley and climbed
the fenre They were about to throw
theinjelves oier on the opposite side
wkn som'th'nK queer happened each
one of the three had boyB caught on a
Ml' , .,
There ihej hung halfway over the
frnce. sprawled out and held fast.
"Hi, .von ' I told you I would epank
jou!" idled Billy. lunnlng up with
bis leatlior belt Whack 1 h brought
the 'belt down on fat Tommy Grim.
"Ow-oo!" howled Fat Tommy, grab
binit the place where the spanking belt
tad rtung him
Whack . BUI hit thin Bennie Bean.
"Tow-no' ' howled thin Bennie.
Whack' Th" belt hit cross Hiram
Hitch. "Wow-no!" howled cross
Hirim.
Whack I Whank ! Whaek ! Billy gavo
tie bnjs the spanking they deserved. J
"That h enouu'h," said the Ashman,
whi wa' orry for thp had boyn, oven
ticugb ther had hen near to him. Then
le helped tiw'in down off the fence -and-laughed
as thev went vowllng and limp
ing down tlir street holding the nlucca
where Ili'n had spanked them.
"I thank ton for the lemonade, and
I thank mil for defending me against
the three had boys," nid the Ashman,
imilin? at Peggy and Billy. "And. as
t reward for vour good deeds to a poor
Ashman I ill invite you to my party."
Pfgr ami Itillv were surprised at
that hut thr hnd more surprises com
Itr. as inn will find in tomorrow's
tory
BANKING BUSINESS IS SEEN
AS NEW FIELD FOR WOMEN
Jfcllcslcy Graduate, in Statistics Department of Philadelphia
Bank, Worked Way From Typist
The bankingX business Is opening a
new field of constructive work for the
college woman, according to Miss Helen
D. Hnrblcon, n Wellcsloy gradunte who
In three yenrs has worked her way from
typist to an important position' In the
statistics department of n Philadelphia
bank.. ,
"Backing Is opening great, oppor
tunities for women today," sfie, said.
"The broader her education the better
MTvIoe she enn rendor. Of course, she
should have the .fundamentals of eco
nomics In order to meet and understand
woild -problems. She should have had
training In psychology In order to un
derstand and know how to deal with
people. Sho must bo content to do do
tall work. She cannot pick out big
thlngH to do nil the time, nnd she can
nK. afford to think her job Is not big
enough for her.
"During the war. the small Investor
learned how to save through buying
Liberty Bonds. Today the banks hare
many of these small Invrstors coming
to them for advice and help. A woman
can be very helpful as an adviecr if she
Is sufficiently trained In banking. In
many ways she can prove herself more
competent than a man to gain and give
sympathetic undemanding. There are
many women clients who would prefer
to tell their flnnncinl difficulties to other
women and get advice from another
Nvoman. I
"1 see no reason why Ta woman should
not hold n good position In almost any
department of n bank, provided, of
course, that she has the training, .
"Banking is one of the professions in
which women have only recently demon
strated their ability to hold positions
of responsibility and tniBt. Of course,
for innnv years bnnking Institutions
have employed women as telephone oper
ators und stenographers, but it was only
the constant depletion of the working
force by the call to service during the
war that gave women an entrance Into
all departments of the modern bank or
trust company.
"The work has all sorts of possibili
ties. Tt is constructive. It gives women
the chnnce to really be of service In a
now field."
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OWEN LETTER'S
SONS
A Ym That Ita, No Equal
Trenton Ave. and
Westmoreland St.
rJtonf;a 13j
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
They Never Thought
By MAIIION A. LEE
"J. 0. Fleming & Co. have cut the
pricen again."
"What I Again?" Jack Below jumped
out of his chair and tijok an angry turn
through the office. "They must be
mad!"
"It'a the new manager; he's trying a
new stunt."
"Darn fool, that's what he is, Why,
Jos, they'll bankrupt us If this keeps
us. We can't sell at such prices."
"Oucss that's what he'a after to
have one competitor less," grunted Jo
seph Gray gloomily.
"Call Miss Small. I'm going to write
them another letter. This thing has
got to stop. Why, mnn nllvc. tbev'll
ruin their own business, too. Oh. Miss
Small: Fleming & Co., city. Gentle
men Referring to your recent reduc
tion In the prices of Japanese lilies nnd
Holland tulips, we wish to say that
you are deliberately ruining tho entire
bulb trade. There is absolutely no
profit left If we nre to compete with
Mich price-cutting. Your now mana
ger may be an energetic, live-wire
man, but ho has no brains when it
comes to the bulb business," etc.
Throe days later Joe came In. "Hear
from 'Fleming & Co.? I can't land an
order at our prices every florist is or
dering from Fleming & Co." He sank
dejectedly into a chair.
Jack's face looked like a thunder
cloud. "Yes, I got an answer today.
They wish to inform me that their now
manager is contemplating another cut."
"I'd like to wring his neck." was
all Joe commented. ,
"That's nothing to what I'd do n
him. IiOok here,'' pointing to a trade
journal, "hero It says Fleming & Co. 'a
new manager is off for 11 vncarion at
the new Hot Springs hotel and we
watching our business go to smash."
"Jack!" Joe's voice foretold an in
spiration, "you've got to go to that Hot
Springs hotel and scrape on acquaint
once with that fellow nnd talk to him.'
Now listen. We've finished trying to
bulldoze him ; we've got to use other
tactics. First of all, apologize for vour
letters. Have n heart-to-heart talk
with hirn, pcrsnade lHm, see? Yon
simply got Xo. .Tack; it's our only
chnnce: and for heaven's s-ake get an
other face' Nobody will speak to you If
you look that sour."
Jack went very reluctantly. Joe In the
city waited for report, at first very
LITTLE
BENNrS
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pnpo
irly-flve rooms and spacious gardens,
11 have accommodations for at least
iO children. At present the home han
fifty-fire little tnmtttri. Miss Marie
Winokur yosterday Assumed the duties
of superintendent.
patientlv, nnd then, aa only plcturo
postcards came with "having fine time,
best wishes, Jack," ho began to fidget.
After two weeks of Bitch correspond
ence Joe was aa mad as a hornet. He
had nut scut his partner down to Hot
Springs for his health, and he was go
ing after htm and bring htm back.
Jack, beaming, was at the station to
meet htm.
"Joe, old chap," he said, and wrung
his hand as though he hnd not seen him
in a j ear or more. "I'm bursting with
news. I know I only wrote postals, but
jou'll forgive me when you hear all
about It." Joe pricked up his ears.
"Joe," his vole 'quivered, "I've mot
the moit wonderful girl. Listen, I fell
in lovo tho first day I came here. Joe.
I did not know such a girl existed, tho
the most wonderful "
"By golly, my patience Is at an cndl
What abont our business what did
you come down here for, anyway to
fall In love?" Joe actually roared.
"Oh, stop yelling; I didn't have time
to find that, mannger, but so heo, Joe,
a fellovbnly falls In love onco In a
lifetime, n'nd Daisy Bycrs Is the sweet
est girl Oh, 'well, if you won't listen,
nil right, then. Now that you're here
you can look after that manager our
self. So long, Bee you at dinner."
When Joe cooled ofT he determined to
find thin Miss Ryers and explain things.
"Jack has confided In me," began
Joe, after 11 bit.
"Yes," interrupted Daisy sweetly,
"we're engaged."
Joe was a llttlo taken nbnek.
"1 must congratulate him," he mur
mured. "You see," bungled Joe. very much
embarrassed, and really not knowing
how to tell her. "yon see, Mlsn Uycrs,
T sent him down here to- find Fleming
& Co.'s manager and- "
"Oh." Interrupted Daisy joyously.
"here comes Jack!" and ran a icw I
steps to meet him. "I've been talking,
to your chum, Mr. Gray, Jack, and
he's just telling mo that you came
4own here to find Fleming & Co. 'a I
manager, nnd isn't It nice he found the
manager, Mr. Gray?"
"But he didn't." said Joe quickly.
"Oh, yes he did," contradicted pretty
Daisy, smiling. ''Only Jack doesn't I
know it. cither. I'm the manager of I
Fleming & Co."
I Ann ns for ail the silly price cut
ting, Jack and I will talk it over. I'm
) rather tired of managing, and maybe
1 we might merge the two companies.
1 Whnt do you think. Jack?" asked
1 Daisy softly.
Next completo novelette About Face.
Xestldday after suppir I wunted to
ask pop If I could go out, ony I dldcnt
dans to on account of him being mad
at me for falling clown on my way home
from tho cigar store and handing him
four broak cignrs and two hole ones In
stcd of six hole ones, roe thinking, G.
I wish I could make him laff or some
thing and then Id ask him wile he was
In a good humer.
And I necked In the setting room and
pop was in there reeding the paper with
a ixpresslon as If It would take a hole
lot to make him laff, me thinking, Heck.
Wlrh Jest then I had n good ideer
thinking, O, I know wat, III dlsklze
myself in pops hat and ranecoat and
come up and leeve him see me and hc'P
laff like enythlng and then III quick
ask him.
Wlch I went down and put on pop"
runeront nml his new straw hat and
started to wawk up stairs, wawklng
carefill on account of the rnnecoat com
ing nway down ferther than my feet
and the hat coming down to ray nose,
me thinking, G I bet I look funny ns
the dooce. , . . .
Wlch I bet I did. nnd Jest then I al
most tripped but dident, nnd I got up
to the setting room door andpop was
still setting there reeding and looking
even less like lofTing than wat ho did
before, and I sed, Look, pop, nnd
stnrted to wawk In, nnd jest then I
almost tripped ngen and kapp on trip
ping and the straw hnt came off and
fell under me so I had to fall on top
of It, and I herd something make a
funny noise like straw breaking, think
ing, O gosh, I bet this nint making him
laff.
Wlch It wnsent. and he jumped up
and pulled me up by the back, of his
raneeoat and saw how dlffrcnt his new
straw hat looked, sayjng, I think youvo
fallen on cnuff of my things for one
day, now I think Ita tlmo something of
mino fell on you. '
Wlch It did, being hla allpper.
ORPHANAGE IN NEW HOME
1
Hebrew Sheltering institution Occu
pies Old Warden Mansion
Tho Hebrew Sheltering Home ye
terday opened Its new qunrters on the
old Warden estate, Wissahlckon ave
nue and School lane, Germantown. The
home, which was formerly located at
r10-512 North Fourth street, cares for
orphans, foundlings and children ot
parents in distress from tho time of
birth until the age of five.
Who occasion was tho annual meeting
of tho Board of Directors, over which
Harry Sacks, president, presided. An
address lauding the philanthropic ac
tivities of the Institution was delivered
by Judge Charles L. Brown, President
Judge of the Municipal Court.
The handsome old raan&lon, which has
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Uinnnn WW A nr hoah lrl. batha.
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HOTF.L. rCNAVICK Opon all er Am
Plan Special ratea. fay, June I. M rerk'.na
Br;KBTON. N. J.
The Lawn House Butifuiiy located
XIII. UUHII UUUSl Delaware Illver
oppoalta RiTarton Taeht Club. Permanent or
tranalent C C HUTLKTl Prop.
TKITPTOOD. X. J.
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Liaurel-in:tlie Pines
mRCWQOD.N.J.
SITUATED AMONG THE PIKES AND
OVERLOOKIRB LAKE CARASALJO
New "Palm Grill" 18-IIolc Coif.
Tennia. Fishing, Canoeing, Horae
baclw Ritlincr, Motoring, Picturetque
Walks, Muuc, Dancinp.NcwElectro.
hydrotherapy Datb Syttem. Garage
Frank K. Shulp. Muutrr
Altitude J500 rcet
WHITE MOUNTAINS
NEW HAMrSlllRi;
MAPLEWOOD
HOTELINN
cottage"colony
OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER
SO JIAV FHVini. tiNATS OR
.MOSOflTOKX
GOLF &$& COURSE
KXCEI.I.KNT UOADS
OAnAtiV. TKNM8
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New Vork Oitire. HBO IJrnmlnaT
Telephone! .MndlKiti Sniinre IT1K
A. K. PICK. Minnclnu Ilrrtor
HOWAItO V. PAI.TO.S, Aealntnnt
TBArSIIOOTINO TO! IIW.MKNT
July 2 to 9
JKl'VICRSON
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TURNESS BERMUDA LINE
34 Whitehall St.
Ner- Torfr City
FURNESS, WITHY CO, LTD.
llnarte nidc, rhllidrlphla. Pa.
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LINE &"
V ... Vea.1 V la atvAfct
Cedrlc ifav l Jn H .luly 0
Celtic May 28 June I'i Jul" --
New York riierliniira -Southampton
Olvmplo ... . Sfay 14 Juna I June IJ
Adrlatlo .. . Juno 1 July 8 Aub .1
New Vnrk nnd llontnn AmreH
Clhraltar. Nunlea and Oenoa
Cretlr . . iray 1 1 July 12 --
Canoplo June IT -
Phllndrlphla Liverpool
VarklnAW May 21
nawrfoVd Mar 28 July 2 Au. 0
FrelKht onlv
AMERICAN LINL
RED STAR LINE
N. T., rlimoulti. Cherbourc. Antwrru
Lapland ... May T June 11 July IJ
Rreonland Mv If June IJ Ju y 2J
rin'and . . May 21 June 2'. Julv .in
T.i.n June 1 Ju'r 2 Aua 1
N T. Hnmbura 'via. Cherb'jr after Mav 21'
BLACK DIAMdisJ)
STEAMSHIP CORP.
PHILADELPHIA
io Rotterdam
Am. S S "Educmont"
A'oip Loading
W. J. Grandfield & Co.
Philadelphia .tpens
308 Chestnut St.
Lombard 61Jft-7-8.U Main a&JO-i
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June 2 July 14 Aur 21
June IK Jnlr
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rhlladelphla llamlnirar ,
Raat Indian . . ... M- 1"
PhMadelpMa An fwrn.
Mlaeourl -May 12 , MVilftlppi Jnna 4
PcytMen Mav 21 ' Mdryland June 11
phlla. HamNurr Lilian & Ilanile:
Tolanrt (Prelahl for Paniut only) May 2ft .
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Phllnrtelphl . -1 ondon
Mlnouri. IV '" ,r ataslpnl June I
Bcjthlan Ma- , 'larylanil June 11
nOLLAND-AMEUICA LINE
rhllodelphlii Hottrrdam
Soeatdyk May 27
lntemallnnal Mercantile Marine fn,
im FTrAMRfl- i v.in.nno tons
Paaaenrer Offlre 1SI0 Walnut ft.. Phlln.
rreUht Omre. 4U.V41I llonrae Rldt.. Phlla.
DmeSteanish.9 Lines
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
U.S.S.B. S.S. MONO.MAC
Kperied to "all Mar tOth
for ROTTERDAM
t.H.P.Ue-B. H. "nTSTKHN IIOPK
Knactad to Sail May IWh
at roNrrmKNrR ratts
Harrus, Mnffill & Co., Inc.
425 Lafayetta Uldr, Philadelphia
lambard OJtn-1 Mala 1I(
SrKINt. LAKr., '"'.ACH. N. .1.
THE SHOREHAM
M'RINtJ I.AKK IIKACH. N. i.
OPKN MAY St I
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Tlie Highland D'i'htruii s:tuti on
.. jui u M 'ui .'n
')' -r ..h ni; tlie f r i ltunon a!U, TUe
IdOf, I place to ipenU Memorial Dv vacation
Rate- moderate Open Mai 14th Wr'ii
for booklet Highland Hotel Companj '
HqVAIUin.ll-.B rrjj.lde:.!
Hillside H1"""1 Vfawi Modern con-
ven Terma mnrt Kati., te-i ai
Jr5TTi(njTnrRqyPAi
Twill Villa 0n nuahklll like, rtunxa-
,..,.'., He.i.onble rote,.
Bood rMikln llnmellke. THIS MlI.l.F.lt.
SrAIISIIALI. FALLS HOV.SK
ruble huppllrd IVom trn-n I'arni. Ilea ntlf ill
Seenerr on uhklll Pike. NJMrmiinIloirman
The Mmilehurat Inn. raaT'iOroudahurir
Po At 225 Bpacloua lerandaa. ebady
lay-n farmcarage. MRS M A, HA 'II
MOIVTAIN HOMkTj'aI
Heller's Mt. Airy """ 'tion. iu.it.
H J! JleMer. Piop.
VALLJiT J"QIM!kpA
w.hhTnot6n INN
Phlrken and Waffle lMnnera
PNIKI.J JP001UIEKH.Pr.ip
New Waumbek
HOTEL and COTTAGES
Jefferton, N. H.
tn thj; heart ur Tiif.
WHITE MOUNTAINS
.-I Distinctive Hotel
of tfcV higher type
SEASON JCNK 2R TO OOTOIIKIl
Ei"BI,I,KNT 1R-HOLE OOM" COURSH
TF.NMS. RIDING KtSHINO MUSIC
Il'.okinc Offlre, a Weat 40th Sit
New rork
I"nnk T. Shutr.
General Muiifr
11. Fuller Vje,
llenrj l. I'lumer,
pit MnnAcera,
NTAV IIAMI'SHIl'.r
a mC ' Paper Boxe
(f ClV" "nd Mallliisr Tubes
EDWINJ.SCHOETTLECO.
l33N.Uib5t Philadelphia
and
NEW ENGLAND POINTS
VIA THE
Fall River Line
TMt rorOLAK (I0UTC
Splendid tAr.ie, Enltndldrtrt!re In
Jo the orvUttra. La'(t. eomfortt4
itaUrtiome. Arnvoln lloeten ruted anj
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Rlvar 4.SO P.M. Ka.t.r.l Standard
.. .. wnii. anciiKiina sunciara.
iHtermatkm and tlcWt at
141 an4 1B30 Cnettitul at.
sriMrENKSVILLK. PA.
Pcrkiomen Inn J?,?' Mrn n-.nn
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1 atlnit hath. ne flahlnK tennia Rnn'-tM
i)'ni Mav 18th c. UNGBfl.
TOriTlIANNA. PA.
ChichetteP Home fi7t!": u.,hln ii"
. , . . I"a lilht In Pncnnoi
Apply f..r ratea A1. K I. Chlchetier
-"ir. OntTTNA. PA.
Hotel Conewag-o ''k" conwao
" Mt Uratna l'.i
Open 'ur Vh 1021 Tor ralta addreai
P. L VI31MV: Prop, u "
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niolernte. Ilunklet. t ,t .WIITII
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roup I k ItK t on -"HueM O. I,. Miiciirael
MT. I'OCONO. PA
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MANCHESTER
in-tne Mountains
VERMONT
OPCN JUNE 1 1 let
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AC MARTIN Mawaorn
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WelOlRAlNE. 2 EasT-SrttT N.wYom
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