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EVENING PUELIO LBDGHaPHriDBnPHIA, MttAY, JDtiT 15, 1921
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pST OSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
W . Vvn,i-? Tes o tie Fart Pefafonrose Wedding.
W ?' Other Bits of Gossip
'& . .t,. Van Pclt-renroo)
nWAsSM.l afternoon we
Wat i0 be ?, plik Irocta, tout
I - ..kef tlP P'D .ll,,m
4&At of "c ''" -A trimmed w
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-- ,,&... their niiLS
X M U" -"v" '
i lace.
Eaeim '"' ..,.
N' ..1 IT 1UO""' t .ansa
Uto"- touch of luo or green.
There w" - . ,j,ei pinK roses
Ct "? "
-cent trie
-, w"
rM cxautsitc. , lonj to
gift rffti --4
ftiol "w,,r It was Jl&RMr. a
St beconilnX; "-n,? the VccePtlon
few1
u
4,ia---i .
-..A mill lllj n-' ,. .
very i"5 . "". therh anu tnc
I.;;,, one you I r;n" :,.,
"".v.. were simi" "v
. .-"TTniinw una train
8 IT w '"-,.. the Finnic
of tbf" J.,' "made me .Wi
and MtM Josephine Howoll, of 1208
Spruco street, are tapenaini? this month
at Lonsport, N. J,
Mian Josephine Crfoflold, daughter of
Mr. and Mr. J-. A. Itjaroo Crlflfleld, of
East Oravcrs lane, Cftcstnut Hill, wilt
spend August In Savannah, Gb , whero
she will b the cue.it ofher nunt, Mrs.
C O. Anderson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm a, Rhonda and
tholr daughter. Miss JCorxi' W. Hhoads,
of 3226 Locust strret, are Upending the
summer at Cape May,
Mint Lillian Schley, of Frederick, Md
Is the guest for n fortnight of Mr and
Mrs. John Seaman Albert nt their home
In Walllnrford.
Mr. and Mrs. Msgruder fnt are
spending a few weeks at the Stockton
villa. Cape May. Mrs. Dent will be
remembered as Mies Edith H. Bally.
Mian Susan Cardwell Caveny and Mlas
Alice Caveny, daughters, of Mrj and Mrs,
William Elwood Cavony, of, the Locusts.
Wyncoto, accompanied by Mrs. Albert
Maurice Hoyt, of Wlngohocklng Heights,
left for Eaglesmcro Wednesday, where,
they will ri-m&ln for two' weeka.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward G. Ford, of 426
Green lane, Itoxborough, announce the
engagement of their nleo. Miss Wllla
E. Hendren, to Mr. Alfred Vemon Halg
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Halg,
448 Green lane, Roxborough,
shii
Tl
I 0f thouinw 5. "made me itn'E, ul
'at ceremony HV11?,'1
Sj'Ixplct to'Jslt their friend. ln
WSrie motored down the ottlr
M?- .:"" ahp rnme back fron
WWS:V
Mri will make her debut nci
If'rteJBh.U the belle he
mntitr was during ner nrv ""
MAROAIIETTA HAnRlSON, a fit-it
rourfn of Margie Larue (her
Mtl. Mrs. Harrlron. was a sister of
??r,.nV.r...i.U.v U down at Cane
Zf and has on " o the beat-looking I
Wu suits I have seen th.s rea.on.f,
fflrk blucvclvct ma e I. .n
ffUlns handkerchief of imlo yel-
Gertie Pancoaat has ben staytn
w to Cape May with the George
tSSm, and was on the beach the
rtktr itj wearing a white skirt, wals.
ai ahot. topped by a brilliant yellow
tttr. Gertrude is rather dark and
t brilliant yellow was most becoming.
mrm nthfir day Bcttv went with
'l bother to sec the email baby that
W6n;ed to auntie, me weniner doihh
ttrr warm, even though Betty i-" two
tad a half years old, mother thought
it best to take a bottle with her for
Brtty'a lunch. So when the grown
lbs went downstairs Betty was placed
en the cot, with her bottle, near tho
baby, who was sound asleep. Mother
M hope that Betty would also sleep,
uj ent peacefully down to luncheon.
While they were eating the little
tot was heard to sneeze, and so its
artier flew unstairs to sco if she w
properly covered. And sho was, but
elm was Betty? The bottle wnH
enpty, but the drinker had fled. She
tooled all around and then suddenly a
tea voice remarked from way upstairs:
Turn, auntie, and help Betty. And
here (he was up in the storeroom try-
cf to brinK a little Christmas tree, a
l Itt hrr When nuntle reached her 2uJn
l' remarked as phe tugged lustily at a
llen blanket (and in this hp.it. too,
'I'waid Dnlllc be told. He'p Betty."
NANCY AVYNNE.
A HAPPY GROUP
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oppenhelmer, ol
the Hotel Majestic, aro nt the Hotel
Dronkers, Atlantic City, where their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Slgo Mohr, and their son, will Join them
for the summer.
Miss Florence Baum. of 140S N'orth
Sixteenth street, Is entertnlnlnjr as her
guest Mrs. Flnra Pape, of Memphis,
Tenn.
Mr. Joaeph S. Livingston, of 22SH
North Broad street, has sailed for
Europe to spend ths summer traveling
through England, Franca and Switzer
land. Mr. and Mrs. J, Hamilton and daugh
ter. Miss Natalie Hamilton, of Twelfth
and Jefferson" streets, have left to spend
a month at Northeast Harbor, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stern, of 1613
Poplar atreet, are spending tho summer
at the Chandler-Whitehall, Ocean City.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Lowery and
their daughter, Miss Helen Lowery, of
2028 Camao street, are summering at
Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C Jetties, ol
the Hotel Majestic, are spending the
saEon at Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs. I. Welssman, of 1910
Columbia avenue, have left to spend
several months In Europe.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter D. Dalslmer. of
,tho Royal Apartments, aro spending the
weic in Atlantic t-lty as the guests or
lTudc and Mrs. Horace Stern at their
iRMtage, 109 South" Austin avenue.
'. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
VMr. and Mrs. Joseph Karr. of 1811
Sivuco street, who have been spending
the week-ends taking automobile trips,
returned from visiting Miss Edith Men
del .at Pelham, and Mrs Harry Graham
In ft'.ye. N T. They wern accompanied
bv rtMrs. Karr'e brother, Mr. Wlllard
SicMs.
Dr5 and Mrs Charles G. Algate, of
1207 South Broad street, aro spending
some vims in St. Johns, X, B., as guests
of Mm Algaao's sister and brother-in-law.
Ulrs. Algase will bo remembered
as Mla4 Mollle Diamond.
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tx0 aawawawawawawawawawawawawJ, Lr Taaaaiaae fj? a.
W- BBwBl
teem, but you can play with leai if
you naff to. being another grate thing
n'jout base ball breaUM- you awffen hnff
,'.o. IU no idvantage how good of ft
player you are If jou are krpp In after
skool or hoff to go h errnnd. If hoiiip
fellows mothers roultl see tlti pheorfill
and hartv way thoy run rround tho
tywes trying to make n home run tlu-y
vould proberly meiition it thf next time
they saw them start on n errand slow
and come back the same way.
Its not neccsery to have a uniform
to bo able to play good, but a fellow,
with a uniform on looks as if he awt to'
be able to play inutrli better than a fel
low with clothes on. If a fellow with
a uniform on in!wew a fly it looks like
a nzsldent, but if o fellow with clothe
on mlw-fs one it looks like bum play
ing, This proves It dont matter wnt
you do as long as oulook all rite wllo
youe doing It,
rhoto by Mrou.
Little Mlsi Mary Welsh Dougherty and Miss Gertrude Oraham Dougherty, children of Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Dougherty, of Wjnrote, with their pet dog Scrap
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
lW an.l Mis Witney Wright, who
ifalspendlng the summer In Capo Mav
relbelnfr congratjlntpd on the birth
Jfal daughter on Tueidnv, Juh 12 Mrs.
wrllht waR Mlsa Kml- v f"ook
Mr and Mrs Andrew Wnsrner Portrr
MTe leojtd for the summer the house of
r, .and Mrs Edmund Thayer at
Wni wswood Before her marriage Mrs
Pott was Mlsa Catharine Coxe. daugh
f, .' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brlnton
Coje.i
' land Mrs. Benjamin Rowland and
r, Iiinjamln Rowland. Jr.. of Penny
J iValley Farm, Woodmont. left
rnterlay for Jamsstown, R. I where
SV villi Join Colnnel and Mrs. Robert
"1V. of this cltv ind London, for
W tt lialnder of tho summer
Jfn- VMward A Schmidt, of Weltvre
n, "f IW- ,t" "r,11 tomorrow on the
wnnplcl for Europe where she will
JKTh '? e. "malnder of tho summer
IiV"nM ln KnB'and, Franco, Swltzoi
unl and itaiv
20 West
return
Atlantic
8TWAWBERRY MAN8ION
Mrs. Aavld Wolfoon. of 2028 North
Thlrty-eeAond street, Is spending the
summer in Chleaea, Atlantic City.
Mr. aw Mrs Harry Daroff, of 1813
North ThlWy-thlrd street, have opened
their sumnVftr home at 224 South Ver
mont aven., Atlantic City. Mr. and
Mrs. Josephs. Daroff, who recently re
turned fromthelr wedding trip, are
spending the -Aimmer with Mr. Iaroff'a
parents at 224South Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Daroff will be remembered as Miss
Sylvia Gabon Wer sister, Miss Gladys
Gaber, Is at a caVip ln New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. J.S Kresch and family
are spending the yummer at 12 South
Vermont avenue. Atlantic City, and will
return late in September to their new
nome, 3ZZ4 Diamonv sireoi.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldmon, of
1849 North Thlrty-mird streot. are
sDendlnor the summer months at 101
, ---i- r - , ... ..
uaton Itouge avenuo, Aiiintic
City.
Mr and Mrs. M Le.wy and family
have removed from 19311North Thirty
third street to 5717 NorthV'ark avenue.
Mrs F. Hart and MrsVL. B. Hetui,
orf tho Plaza Apartments. wJJl orend the
coming months in cieveioner as gnesu
of Mr. and Mrs Ezra Brudn
MORRISTOWN
The marrlagu U announced of Miss
Mary E. Hoopes, of 934 West Lafayette
atreet, and Mr. Joeeph Pcrclval Stong, of
751 George street on June 14 at the
parsonage of the North Thirteenth street
Methodist Episcopal Churoh, Philadel
phia. The Rev. Samuel Purvis, pastor
of the church, officiated at the ceremony.
Mr, and Mrs Stong will be at homo after
Auguat 1 at 761 North George atreet
Mra. Matthias L March, of DtoKalb
atreet, has gone to Dayton, O., wncre
she will visit her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and MrB. William Campbell.
Mr, Charles Hathaway, of East Airy
street, Is spending several weeks at
Rutherfordton, N. C.
Mrs. John Townley West, of Raleigh,
N. C, la visiting her Bister. Mies Bessie
Lane Bean, of Hamilton street.
Miss Mynnle Horwltx, of B0 Eaat Main
street, haa returned from a several
weeks' stay with friends along the Fer
klomen River.
MOORESTOWN
Mr and Mr. Walter Carson and their
-nmlly, of East Second street aro spond
Ing the summer at Island Heights, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Cheston Stokes, of Eaat
Oak avenue, are spending the summer
at Spring Lake, N. J.
Mies Mary Hallowell, of Huntingdon
Valley, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Armltt Coate, of Cheater avenue.
Miss Janetto Burr Is visiting Miss
Edythe Warden at Beach Haven for a
week.
CAPE MAY NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Butler Smyth.
of Chestnut Hill, aro ependlng a weok
at Cape May.
Mr and Mrs. William H. McCrcary.
of Chestnut Hill, have tAken . oottage
down here and expeot to spend tho sum
mer. Mr. and Mra. Lansdon Lea, of Wynne
wood, Pa., have opened their cottage at
Cape May, where they will remain till
September.
Mr. and Mra. WllUaai Bancroft Mellor,
of Chestnut Hill, have taken a cottage
ln Cape May for tha months of July and
August.
College Alumnae Meet
Th Phlladelnhia. branch of the Alum
nae of Cedar Crest ColWe for Women,
of Allentown. P., held the last meeting
this summer at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Godshall, of Colmar, Pa., where a
social hour followed the business meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon. The guests
were Mrs. A. C. Herman and Mra.
Charles Kline, of LanBdale; Mrs. John
Frlck, of Oak Lane, Pa. ; Mrs. Edward
Smiley, Ablngton, Pa. j Mra Howard
Heckler, of Hatfield, Pa. : Mrs. Walter
Scott, Mrs Frank Kunu and Mrs
George H. McKay, of Philadelphia.
Guests of honor Included Mra. Rothrock,
of Lansdale; Mra. Sommers, of Doylea
town. Pa., and Maater Faul Kuntz, of
Philadelphia; Mrs, William Godshall,
of Colmar. Pa.
A
Vitllllam H Cookman, 42
"rlet, fifrmantown, will
frilu ,1 hhort visit to j
Ifr.
Price ctr
tally fn.
city; 1
tcfciW1! MiB ranlcl Carstalrs. of
5J5.0?' ln Germantown. will leave to
VL r- , r noiiFpboat for a crulso In
w England waters
J&.anMMrs. C Colket Wilson ara
of . . clineratulatlons on the birth
llivV ' 'I"" "w -0 .r. wiison
iam0ra!l'em Cd "B Marl Loulae
wrt(J?dxiVrs- Jame Starr and their
Otafr I.?1!"1 Srah uBTln st0Tr. ot
aotor JtJn V' prmantown, left by
S?."1 BVM th remainder of the
Mr. an nA-.. n. T .
and tlii. j t i " ""warn j-anooast
Pncoar iV.'."- Mlb" Gertrude L.
SaSilt Jr?l.-.XIS? Mar' Warburton
CM. ?f.2l,:4.D" L?"?6.!' Piece, will
pari or this month for
ey will spend
fei.n. t '"ln- part of thl
PM4 th! -'H Bnwveau Norrla will
Wet of M.ft,nd at CaP Jy nB the
' of Mlrs HWnore Blsnham.
Ir diSeh(-ir1 ,.Aubrey Howell and
J naughttra, Mlsa Elizabeth Howell
i
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Take This Sunburn
Relief With You
Some sVlns parch and blister nder the sun'; rays. Other get
hot and fiery, often swelling and acting. Still others itch and make
you ecratch In freny, aeekins relief tout never finding It,
All sunburn discomfort Is traceablto to tho Irritation of the nerva
beneath the skin. If these nervea on be reaohed, soothed and
quieted, relief la possible
Because Noxiema Is a greeaeUea vdUilshlng cream that doea not
He on tho aurface, It geto down throughXthe Porea and Into contact
with the Jumpy. Irritated nerves, carryinV down with It anttaeptlos
that have always been noted for their curative and soothing powers.
For Instance, Noazema contains soothlrto Oil of CI?',85 (5J k?,ow
how Oil ot Clovea stops a toothache) cooling Menthol and healing
Camphor. Rub Noxieroa Into your akin an relief Is Immediate, for
the moment Noxaama. reaohes the nerves, lty, fiery akin Is soothed
and cooled.
Take ft couple Jara of Noxaema to the shore or country with you,
SB and 60 cent slzea at your dniggtsfs. or sand 10 cents to cover
Dostage and paoklng for large. oompllmentaryjar, onclostng your
S2me or vioaUon ldreM toloxaema. ChemicW Company, tfaltl
more, Md.
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One-Day Outings
From PHILADELPHIA
I
CEASHORU
Atlantic City -
Ocean City Stone Harbor
Wildwood and Cape May
EVERY DAY
w$i.5owi5dSorir
Leave Cbettnnt it South Bt. Frrl
Atlantis City.,,. e.00 A.M.
Additional trln
for Atl&ntlo City
(Oundty only). 0 80 A.M
For Ocan City,
atone Harbor,
Wildwood and
Cape iray (dall)!lt60 A.M
Bcturolna leeye . .
All Point. (dally).0:00 P.M;
Additional train
from Atlantlo
City (Sunday
only) SUB P.M
Daylliht
Tlm
Tfl0A.1T,
X-M A.M
fl'JSO A.M.
600 P.M.
0H9PM
TriAiirnMfrvtn Hi'icrtAf.
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rheoinut and Houth Ht. Vrtt oui
X M ntlmilirJ Time). 8l30 A. SI
(DnvlUht anvlng Tlml. eTfry Sunday
for tVhelllnafr'a I.nndlnt (Cpe May),
READING
HAMBURG
$9-15
$0.75
$0.00
POTTSVTLLE
SAnySlU IJaven
VT T K Additional
SUNDAY, JULY 17
SmcUI train JeTa Radlnf Ter
minal O18O A. M. (Standard Time),
7iX0 A. M. (Daylliht Bavin TIim).
itopplnc at Columbia Ave., Huntior-
tiod si..
MnnnranV
nnd NorrUtown (lie Kalb St.)
Conthohorken
NEW YORK. . .$0.00
XVr Tax tie AAdltlonal
EVERY OTHER SUNDAY
NEXT EXCURSION', JULY 24
Steclal trnln lenrea hadlnir Ter
IJanUn
inlnal H.00 A. SI, (Brsndnrd Time),
j.oo. A, Jf. ipayllrtit navtna Time)
Mopplna nt Columlila At., IlanUna.
mlnal H.00
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rOH UKTAJLKO 1MTOUJIAT10N CO.NSCLT AGENTS PEE FLYEES
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
I
LITTLE
BENNY S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
BASH BALL
Meny peeple think base ball la the
gratcst game there la, and enybody that
dont think so is ignorcnt and not wertli
argewing with. LoLa of men look at
the sponrting page of the paper before
(hey even look at the frunt page, prov
ing baM! ball in even better than merder.
One of the gratest things about
playing base ball is the noise. Krery
body can argew all their mite nt the
same time without stopping the game,
and genrelly do. Even the ones that
aint pitching or batting or catching
can keep on argewing, thus giving
everybody something to do and keeping
them all Interested.
It takea 0 fellows to make a full
"The person whose
service I admire most'
says the tennis fan, "is
wifey's when she serves
Ancre Cheese." And its
improved, moist tire
proof, sanitary wrappei
insures its freshness.
M ffoGwOvJtofUffatZHn
CNEESB1
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1 Youll taste the difference! n
v asco
I Coffee
2Scib
I At all our Stores
I awnuncnll I
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DAVID IlEI.AflCO'3 PTAGZ SUCCESS
"THE CONCERT
ia?J',!'P by. LK0 BITRICIISTKIN
AaH'roId Lloyd """'no
"AMO.Sq TIIOSi: PltESENT"
STANTON XIAnKET An iaTH
1 Xi .,V j1 l A. it to 1 1 :15 p. M
KATHERINE MacDONALD
In "SIT LADT-B LATCH KET"
PAI APF 1214 WAnKET STHEKT
1 ryi-'rE 10 a. m. to 11 r. st
7.ANK OHET-B POPULAIl STORT.
"The Man of the Forest"
ARAniA Ch'atnut St. bel. 10TH
nLlWrtLlrt 10 A SI n1 tip. Sf
BEBE DANIELS MAn' nir
VICTORIA ." ft'i.a'p.
TOM MIX ,gojp?
PAPTXOT " MARKET BTREBT
-"T 1 1 Vyj-i VIOLA DANA In
"HOME STUrT"
RPP.FMT "VKET BT. Bl. 1TTH
"HCCKTN'O THKTiqKR"
Cl ORF MARKET STREET
rnANCES mink noTa oTHEna
K
EITH'S THEATRE
FRISCO
With Lortta ifrDprmott and
.... .Eflrtlii rnx
HARRY WATSON. JR.
Allien BTANLET Al HERMAN
Francli n-nMlt. 4 Lamy Brm
. Othra
JTT.Y 1KTItET. rtAnnTMORE
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St.
oUNQNsi
Prlvat Iriioni. Adulti
nd Chldrm1. Clfa
todtrn and Eithntle Danr.
ns. ClapiKi Thurn. Evra
Ptinne' Wal 1ST
WILLOW GROVE PARK
THE LAST TWO DATA TO HEAR
VICTOR HERBERT nA
MDSIC PAVILION RESERVED SEATS ON
SALE AT THE TARK
SPECIAL $1.00 TLATTERfl SERVED
DAILT AT THE CASINO
DEMPSEY-CARPENTIERpfti"
NOW BErNO SHOWN
H fe it Towers Theatre
EVERT INCIDENT OP BIO CONTEST
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unitrriiiilM Scholar,
xhlp tn vt-lnu col.
Wn Stnrtrn build.
I n . Ovmnnalum,
Swimmlni Pool and
rx!ntlve Athlrtlo
around, nraaonabla
rata S p a r a t
Jnnlor Scnool.
rntnmc.
i D, TL'Or.KT. M.A.,
WAYXE. TA.
ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL j
Wayne (Main Line P. K. R.), Pa. '
Hfilthful tocadon, hom-l ke bulldlnnt
JIntal and rhyalcat InMruft'on hlah noral'
Inflii.nco muka niiual ppl to parcnta.
and boya Frpa-M for eollaa or bulnaa.
C lmrlr lli"T trniit. A. M . Hfadmaaltr
UKOItOK SCHOOL. TA.
IjlPllIillH VUaiqjljlmi
S EXPERIENCE i
IthUUOK .(.HlHll. I'oiinirr Seltuol for U07 '
ind Olrll. b5Pratd dormltcrlri. Courpia,
broad and thornush. Student atudlta undtr
jupervulon of principal. Oradna'r iuec4
to coll. Special eour Athlrtici. yra
Ulum. pool. 227 wooded aor-a and opaa
rcuntry on Nrahamlny Creik Kndowad,
Hatea moderate Cafa'oa.
GKOROr. A. WALTON. A. M
llm iaK. nnr "rhnol. Ta.
rnrTm. r.
A Flrr rr nl"r t 1- I.,
that aoqulra 1 throufth actual as
pvitentic uuf ! l.
A. coura in Grneral Unalnrka wil
irBPnra ru In a tUorouxhlr tvac.
tleal wivy
lay School oom n)lcmbof 6
Mirtat Vhool tna Sept. Ill
PEIRCE SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS ADMnrCTRAnON
Piaa 6trtrt. Virmt of liro-id
WHfe tor 31th Year Book
I
Pennsylvania Military Academy
Pccrrcg In Civil Kur nrrlnc Cliomlatry.
nt Commerw. and Flnnnce, Preparatory;
Division nnd Junior School.
COLONEL CHARLES E, HYATT
Hot tt ( hetcr. P.
. JjANCASTKn TA.
FKANr I.1N NI) MAR-MAI.I, ACAIJKAIlf .
.. II. IMKTMAN. Principal
nn 41!. T.nnc-fctr. 1'n.
AI.I.KNTOWN. I'A.
llllllll"!1T!lffii hihIIIIII'miiLiIiIiIi II, 1 1
ADVANCJ-! bTENO(ilc!'UIC TtUV
Our aummr eoutao m Stenojriiphy and
TsTiewrltln Includea advanced aiudlca for
Hlcn School gradual nua and Rlrls
aiPirillK ID IIOBH1UII Ul ."railBHJll V.IUI
craduatea alwaya In demand Call any day
VI "I urt
1M11I.A. Ht'SINKfS CUI.I.KGh
nnd Collcsc uf ronimerc
1017 Chestnut "treet. Phil idelnhlit
'
Allentown Preparatory School "
Prpare for cnlleu or technical achooU
Kmall clar. Indtvtdua' Inttructlon Alas'
commercial cou-e Studant aovarnmant.
A I at'iltlra. Splendid modrn bulldlnia.
I.are campua and svmnaalum. Special ear
'n- nunirer bov Rale fno. Tataloir
trtWIN- M t-HAT.TKn. A. M.. He.Tdma.tK
iir.nrKnsni'Kc;. pa.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR BOYS Mercersburg. Pa,:
Snd tnr ratainru to
W.M. MANV inVINK. Ph n ,L. D.
IfendmnM r Hot 150
BKU'lNfl PA.
tiik riiiLAiKi.riii. riin(ii. o
OrcrPTIONAI. TIIKICAl'Y
S200 I)e Iincej Place
The coura of ieen in .nth Include train
Inr tn deaijn the orafti and lectures In
Anitom Vscholoa I'atholoav etc with
to additional montha devoted to Hoiipltai
Practice. Graduatea In demand a) Kood
atari") Kor further information ndd-e.
MIPS KI.ORENCK W. ril.TON. Denn
The Holnxan School 2:!0f.'trri;,ln",
will open lla 22d year September I-! 1H21
For airla and small boya
Kllrbeth W llr.u A H Headmlntren
The Taylor School "'.M
Our lulneea ' aln.nc rnuree will lncrcaa
your earnlna capacity xnd Inaure constant
emu onient Unroll mw
Banks
Intenslre Summer Couraea
i, , lor luaonis ann leacnera. uay
UUSinOSS school, Niaht Srhool
College iano warnm 'iireet
Many aplandld teachln p-ialtlona now twlna
Wled In I'a N J Del JId and .N. Y
rreo enrollment
Modern Tearhrra Ilnrenn, 1005 Market ft.
STRAYFR'S The llctit llnlne School
IVrt JC,rv " 8m rnr5T.NTT st
Position Kiinrn'il Fnter ins, Day nr nlaht.
AUXMnn.N TA.
(WjyJLU2t
Y A college with modern equipment I
attractive campus and a troron
colleca Ufa Ideally locatrd to a aub
urbin lle three nvl . f-nm tl c i-
Dlstlnotlva up-lo-date riezrea an I
certirtcut goureeii In
Liberal Arta and Science Music
Household Art Expression
Secretarial Science
SIISP N I (i(ICIJ), Secretory
Tor rara!00u nttiircai
Cdar Crest CoIIckf, Allrntov.n, Tn
r.rhulktlt Pern., IteuillitK'a Jr. Col., ftentflns.
I'n. Prep Jr Colleee cou-saa. CartV.
Bcatea accepted by collesaa , tinlvartltlaa.
New athletic field, dlnlnt hall A admlntitr'ta
ri'i'dl" Tear 70 Tear opens Sept. 11.
WABRFN F TF.VJ . M n.TI . Pre.
pr.NNsntnn. ia.
Perkiomcn School for Boys
rnllrpa Preparatory Music Oratont.'
Iluslness A'l athletics ITO-acr camBUk
rlm!arshlp Davelopment of Charaetaf
and Training for Srvlc our n'm Junior
School for younger boya In aepaiaU eottaaav
CaiaioK OSCAft S KRIKKKI. D D Jaa
9 Penns Ivanla Pennsburg -
liiiftiirhiniii.i. .s. j.
Bordenlown Military Institute)
wt -a,bK n.anjriillnn fnr nll&K ,....
-.indent trult small clasaca IndlMduJ
attention Ml Itary tralnlnf. 37th j.i"
Tor citg Brt Iress Col T D Landon DraVar
C-2J Bordenlown N J . Trln. A Oommandna
PHUT UKPIIsit. 1I.
TOME SCHOOL
Nutlnn.ll Uoardlnir Schoul for Usra
Murra Peabod Ilrush. ph. D..
Port Deposit. Md
Direct
HAilllM.lil.S. U. c.
QUI C KlTri s ti n runen. D. c.
lm
nOHI.TN. PA.
SCnOOI, I Oil KXCKPTIONAI. ( IIII.DItl'.S
Every facility In a beautiful auburban
noma for tho education of children unibi
to attend public or private achoola Domestlo
Bclenco. 14 miles from Phlla. Hooklet.
MOL'lE A. WOOI8. Principal
Hoi 174. Itoslyn. Pa.
WAY.NKsnonO. VA. "
Ftsllllt.lt K M1I.ITAIU triinnr
Prepares for unlereltles and buslnea, iff
nJ,ronal atfnt on natfu military tratjl
in, tl O T. C under V S. War Dtpt m
n". V..v I200OO0 fireproof !," ?
ni.
Diploma admlta to ill rollst Rat, f
Serine encampment near rnmous caverns
Oro.tiea for all Student. c ataIouc.
maioh moiioan ii iirDniNM, ,:,,.,
Uox 414, WarneslMirn Va.
BTAOTO.N. A.
Staunton Military Academy
1 areett private, Acadmy In th Ea.-
Prepares for ynlveraltle. Oovarnmanl
icsdsmlss or nualnaaa 117.1 000 barraoki.
AXNTIM.1C TA.
LKOANOK VAI.LKT COM.EOK Co.Ed.
Colics. Academic. Music. Oratory. Calleat
rates, 1883 to 1412 M.ulo rates, SH72 to
t4(M). For catalojr addreaa: l)fi, U, D,
OOfiSAnn. Anntllle. Pa.
.Nhv nnn
Wt I'EOl'l.K
to everr thousand rtcalva benefit Inroad
aptnal adjustment riven by competent
nocTOiis oi? ciunoritACTic
The publlo Is rapidly recocnlalne tba valai
ot this mathod of drugleis gitalin j, and will
reaulra an Increasing numbar nt practltlon
tra. Sand for literature aiplalnlng tba
NEW TdBR roI.I.KOK OF CITIROPKACT1C
Dspt. W. 45 tT. 7M Ht.. New York. N. Y.
ni0ltMTQ. N. Y
TttK I11MI1IAJ1TO.N ritAlMMt BC1IODL
l n i4ail nrlv. hnrrisftirhool tnr nasrvmia. t,..w
nr mth A. .
,l"B and Mns AUOIT8T A nOLDT. Uupt
ilnahamton New Tfirn n; rairvlavr Ava
DAYTON. VA
Shenandoah Collegiate IntUluta
nd School of Music, Dayton. Va.
Mend
ni
Co-Eilucatlonul Hatea 1228 to ISOC.
Tor ' aiaioanta
Yonnc Men and tiny
nKT.t.KFONTK. PA .
Bellcfonte Academy "g, l0
and up linth year Ath field i. irym Mod
rates Ca-aton JAMKS I'. lirOIIES, A. 31. ,
Headmaster. Ilellefonte. Pa.
SWABTHMOnK. PA.
swARTiiMoitn nirt'ARATOKY srnooi.
For Dora. Hot (t. Nwnrlhmore, Pa,
W P. TOMI.INSON 31. A.
NA7.AHKTII PA,
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
Iloi 00, Narartth, I'a. Founded 1743
Collega Preparatory and Huslnesa Courses
Senior, Intermediate and Junior Depart.
manta. Minimum ace 0 years. Vigorous
miotlo and military Ufa. All ouldaor
Ida
il.
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tlI"i '-;.. i,n..:.ii-n". - .. .
oi. J u"v ,'" .v't , r.. iTeameoi
.T.nni.n ,Tine fTinnni. Ta.
U 1.
nt.AfKSTONH VA.
lii.ArusTn.NK MiuTAity ACAiitytiT
llliirkstnne Virginia
Dept MIMtarj Academic Commercial
For catiloi and Information, addrasa
COT.. K. B. T.tfiOS. President
DAYTON, VA.
Chatham Training School
CIIAT1IA3I, VA. HATES I8i
ITAKIN-O MKN NOT MONBr'
Pend for Catalnanl
TtoMng WomeTind filrla
st fHFTr.n. p
Weat Cheater, Pennsylvania
The Darlington Seminary, Ind.
SIXTY ACnB K8TATB
71at Y'ear Opens Hcpteniber 21, mi
Junior Bchool for younir rlrla.
For Catalocue, addreaa
Chrlatlne T lirr Principal. Daj din
' " DKVO.V. Pa!
DKVO MAJSOIt
In Valley Forge region IS miles from Pan.
College Prap """ .
MU8. iANfiDON rASKIN. Principal
Hot 110 reason. Pa,
1.1T1TS. PA,
MNDBN HAW. 8E3IINAKT
A airla' tchool since 1746 AcadamTe, OsUagaa
Preparatory A Spaclal Couraea SeparaU TaT
pept. OymnaalurnuSacretarlal. CaUlot
HITHUKVII.IJC AID.
"MAUaLAND COIJ,K41JS Klltt WOjCST
I.utbco llle, 3!a".
An Ideal collesra In alia, aqulpmant. loeattai
and couraea of atudy, Tha faculty ( Urali
and able Two and four year court foav
gh achool iraduatea, Couraea In tntstla.
jp organ, domestlo science and attZi
achool ot expression, art and alootlUaS
parses ronfrrd Csta'na Jirt X.
WASItrNOTON. D. O.
UH1.Y rillWs ACADUMY, Wtahloatoat. aaJaL
OierlooLIng tba National Cavlul 7
ItTdard and Llectlva Couraaa, Foe oaara
nura addrraal Superioress, -1
taly Troaa Afadeasy. Wasfchirtsa, D. JU
KDHrATIONAf. CAMPB
MOUNT POCONO. PA.
Po
CAMP FOR Ol
ur rrom n
Jpi. SErmpssisuKm.
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