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Letters to the Editor
The Shiftless Wlfo
ffp the Editor of the Wvniiio PubUe Ledger!
sir 1 read no much and hear so much
constantly about husbands out of work, un
ihnppy homes nnd wretched domestic con
dition!. Who Is to blame for this? Tho
Women. 1 m n woman. My sisters will
ayi thit t shoulJ defend my e. I can't
do It when 1 ceo how inch n hi percentage
of the, woman are treating their hnshnnds
In their slruimles for existence.
A'e remember our morrlsae vow "for
better or for worse," or something to that
Affect. Nina out of evcrv ti-n umwii ti i
this vow ns n rrrnp or pnvi. Thrv r
hoping for tho tetter." but when the
"wore.o" cams they are not worn n 1.111111
to meet It.
I have In minJ en couple aitnniinn mis
coubla reorenenta n
dozen l Know, ami ihitb
ari nrt rfnliht hunil.rds and thousand of UCh
' ... . ,. n,u. u...i..nj t.n. i
ifomsn .na , on "' -'-- """ ;
J?.. .!. i-L . . -.-L, ..ee n.rniih II,.
Indifference of his wlfo to hla welfare that
Is. their welfare. It would bo too lnnr
tO I
to ln,to detail aa to how she was respon
sible, but he neglected nls work at her so
licitation, an I h-jenu" she demanded certiln
thins of him. until the emulnver f und tint
aa he was so ln"itentl' to business ho
could set alonit wltrout hln
Then come tho etru.-ul' The llltl- money
soon became oxhautted The wife lieaan to
fool tho plrch. litre th -viirse" had ar
rived and she win not prfture.l to meet It.
Che fuund fault lth her hut'oind ehc
nagged him for not belnci able to r-t em
ployment. Sho nu ft on-d to hU fate hla
ability. hen 1 imrra no ms uuw iu m,;-
hawn nil oirlh to eel work So that
she
cnuld not renroach him. Is such
woman
a helpmate" ,,..
Then did she help Mm eae nht llttt
aa left' DM eho stav home and ! him
encourasemeif No. she must ha ner
movin and her little luxurleo JUJI the eunie
The husband was too weak ".,"i,i'". ""
request Th.n she starfd "sadd Ine about,
solns; to Mslt iclatnee and frlemK and leu
her husband home to atruuslo as "
t.,i.4 tthii,. h wa sDend.ntf what i.m
was left. W hat w.t to W- the end She
Id
not know 'vn.l did not se,m U care
h!ll,nnrt l-ll lKh B Wl eUCCCeJ
Can
Is
l r. lllr.lv thftt rflitlUI 1.0 "i'l "
that
-WhafN Hi. u 11. d-.. r b-tt.i- Xh,.
Is entitled to no sn1th He- fr -n U ex
tend It to her H-r husband '. J"''-u,"',
fn his misfortune- his e-russle !'ucn'';
.i k...i.n .. .i.n a i-o'.den crown MUcn
aiCIIV IIUOUBII ID ..'v . " ...----
fniihl.n uttea ileerxe th indeTin.it on
of
their own sex and pity i." 'h'' tnc'
not suffer a'rne. M' -
rhllidolphlr.. Aucust i", lfSt-
rail'
o
Would Distribute Flowers
To tin Eililor 0 the fcVrnlno ruble l.alO'r
Sir I want to brine out Utile bit of
eharlty which seema .o lne Uen uulte for
eotten. and that l tho d'sirlhutlon of flow
rs amoiiB 'hose who are -ick ..r ! t"t '
them to enjoy Jut at th- P"'" "e
the rarders of the city are fl'le.l w th fra-
arant blooms the roid-Mc, niona r tne coun-
iry are ""' ".. " , u.,n.l.. '
wo ael aside a certain ua " .-., . - - - -
ScDteml-r 4- t. c Hen nil the tlowm i" ' fir It will i-ob.ihlv do ne-ceir- 'or us
elb'e nnd delHer them to the hospital ar1 , to reel I- In Urcand for ttm- llttl. tlnio
bornes where such of Cod a K.ft . lister find no- ju-t v .i but ,n .. vrar or so Wo v .U
" ' j" , ' tru'v be nrnns-r r a e-rons la-d --
Commlttees In eauh d.str et of the ltj ,i-,r- ne ii.wii.. -o'J n this . thn
could he nrpolr.ted to rollrct the Ron era from a-e printed i.i nnrlnnd" Could joj adle
.k. hm.. r,r,1en nd ih a h ,ol - hlldr-n , , s n v b ch e k iu'd "ft -iMtnted
... ... B.. kj.neA nlrinC
WUIU '"- n..i., .v w
in n inn iiv uviwir "
the country londs to Mrs in ' '" ' i"
rs of ory thnrv-ter thej ould find In
each ward n commltte- could wolleet incso
flowers Into bounu-tj ant d etrlbut-) them,
through the children, m the homes hospi
tals and other place here they would w
appreciated. ..
What a beiutlful thing It wculd he If we
could hae a ' Hf.y It With Klowero Sun
day each tear, op why not eurh u Sunday
...k mnnihi v.ithinir could bring moro hap-
Hwl nt"..." !,.., ,knn
plness among
ihn rioor .vuu aiini n-'i '..
auch a day.
Philadelphia,
oiiAcn t rrcrtKiN-y.
August "2, lrt'Jl.
"What You Know" Counts
To flic Kd.tor o the rvauaa Pvbl.e l.'ttv'r:
Sir An actor In a more or less reon'
how rem irked that he wished ne nau nnn ,
educated Instead of going to Vale. It Is '
a d fact that many younv men muddl" i
through the alma mr,tr feellns: that If tho
can only gut a college diploma they will
-. no n.ed of an education They seem
to think thlr experience vlll be taken for
granted Among u ier.om snobbish s t it lil
te, but tfti masses are from Mlsmu-i Th.
tlm. has gone by when a man can sit In
the grandstr.nd with a set of cold Htoragc
brains pinned on his chest, secure In th
knowledge thu ropulace knows he could If
he wanted to The hoi pollul are demanding
that he get out on lee and prov- he can
cut more graceful capers than Issj. who
eot his training on the pond back of the
gas house Huslness men do not care where
you lenrn'd a thing or what opportunities
you had fir acquiring learning, but what
they w int to knm. i Whit d on lcio "
Increasing aiimbi rs ar- coming to realize
that In the rs of the rollge boy mer-,
proplno.ult to erudition decs not In ure the ,
agacliy of i" pers n place, in juxtapo- ,
sltlon to leirnlng. I
The vouthfu) mind of to la Is worrvlij
about bobbed hall Jazz ef What lio.t
these things' Tr.e wo', not a not
Iet he outh of ur land toko it lean
osa night off und lurk in tho Ubrnr peer
at the pamphlet atari at th statistics,
loiter by tho literature gaio at th- gazet.
teera and mnko a fuss oer the fa-ts. be
cause If father's berries should disappear
they will discover the boas does not care
whether they wield a mean ankle at the
dance, but he dooa care whether or not they
wield a wicked cerebrum uer the problems.
&. R.
Philadelphia. August 25. 1921.
War Debts and Money Stringency
"To the Editor of the Krealne Titblic i.cdsrr.
gir Just a few words on the hard tlms
we are having, with i ) many mi n out .'
Work and no prospects of getting betMr right
nway. I th'nk it w mJ te a nod th.ng i'
all war debts were canceled, say fur a pw
rlod of t n jeara. and ,ust pas th In'ernt
Of course hate certain resirlrtlons so thnt
we could slap the war debt right b-t"k on the
first country that broke them. If all the coun
trlea tha- ero n the late war i o nd vt to
Ctther and form some kind if an allla-iie
t that effect all this money that they are
paying on the war debt would b used n
bwy our product which ould open up all
our factories. nverlody would be working
again. The factorUs cann.it emp ov men
when they can't sell thlr goi-ln anl thor'
old countries esn t bur while thev are paying
tbelr war oebts All the hu ni hnsmi
la getting from Grmanv Ill te ueelss by
the time she has any use tot them, in I ni 1
the end of ten years sh- iwi: bo Juit h'r.
he la 'ody If things are lit go as th- n I
today, nnd no one knows wlut vll: hsp-n'n I
this winter wlti mi on of work anl ro1
money I
All the monev we are receiving from 15ng
land on her dibla s not helping the situa
tion nny Some of our bermtore say It will '
pay the aoldlera bonus AT. erv well bu'
Jf the factories and mills were all running
tfce Income tax wou.d do that and we would
still have that amount to our eredlt in
England. .. T. It
Philadelphia, Auirust 21. 1021
Apply the Remedy
To the Udltor of the 1'ictiinj I'ubhr Ledger
Br 1 read with Interest a ree.nt If tier In
your I'tioplo h Purum It struct - r-sponsi.
cofd In ni mln.l No ont pr-sumen t.. iiu.'s
tlon tho atatemvnt thet lb" unhersil appll
cation of the pi tu'lpe eiib .1 1 in tli ii.,. i a
Itule In the lives of me i wjud v. an in I
evltabla harrt. r to war. A so I notl-e Unit
writers, in rotnmn' r.g on ihe world rtui
tlon. Ore forced to tho ennc uslnn thnt srni
thing more 's lnol-d In the sttenipt t' In
SlUguratc and maintain p-seeful rondltlons
(USiongT the nat.ins tt.in mT. dlpomiti.
(Conferences agreements which may b
easily turu-d Into scrapx of paper
Something more l neeerl to override the
avfleh. Impulses of men, and set how loath
V r to come out Into the open and ue
tn plain words of the Golden Ilule, "Do sia
S-OU would be done by. ' attnough well know.
In that It Is the orly solution of the prob
lem. We are afraid of being called cranks
visionaries old fogies impractical, fanatics
Vhy la It that when men abhor Its rav
ages and Its vast expenditure of life and
money, and when eery one enjois hnpplnesa
fai doslrrs unlimited opportunity to purue
Ul we do not apply the same logic and
trie game inetn n to toe prevmiion ir war
that are brtiugot Wto pla b' a successful
business nun In the management ot hn af
faJrsT
A successful business man suspecting
something wroti, at once iceUs for the otiiie
and the loglcnl remeds and. havinu ascer
tained the cause and a method for Its re-
ival, at one appiiei u ami wasies no time
lh other counee wnicn tnignt prove uene
d. Why not, tnen, bring mo same bun
i-Uke acumen to pear In the effort to it
that which every one admits to bo ex-
imh desirable?
, 1k- , Wp fall to use our brains, but prefer to
i. , ( W. Vlth the current and Uuit to liKk. It
PEOPLE'S FORUM
Letterg to th Editor should be. as
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding nnytlilns; that would open
a tlenomlnntlonnl or sccturlan dis
cussion. No attention will be paid to anony
mous letters. Names and addresses
must bo Signed at an evidence of
pood faith, although names will not
be printed If request Is made that
they bo omitted.
Tho publication of a letter Is not
to ba tnkon na an Indorsement of Its
views by thH papor.
Communications wilt not bo re
turned unlcs.i necomiunlerl by post
age, nor will manuscript bo saved.
Is too much to expect that the vvor'd should
i In the near future, awaken to the fact that
'( would be a pood business- proposition (teav
' inrf out the quwilon of morals or rolljion)
l -o conduct Its iiftalrn on the hum laid dr,vn
in the Eleventh Commandment and th Ser
mon on the Mount, or. having been awukeiicd
mon on the Blount, or.
, ,he necessity of auch action. It la tmpo.
sltlo to conceive of united
action In any
crnslderable number of people la earrylnB
OUt SUt n orineipie rl. r trni-ii inrn.- ,-,ir
( on Humiay in puipn ami eununv ?uoini, hum
! send missionaries to the heathen, and the
world j alom In the old. old way. laj
Inct the ;lrea for the next crcat war. All
that ran be don In the wav of effecting a
change Is. as I)r Vlnceit eald. "keep ham
inrlnit nwaj OEOltOK T GHAVCS.
Pun 'do phl.i Auuu't i'3, lOJt
Who or What Is "Sovereign"?
To the Ktlttor o the Emnlnp I'ub.c f.crforr
Sir The letter of ' V V. V taklni 'k
ccptlon to ano'her writer's statement tint
I'resllcnt Wlleon went to I'm la "as a rullr.ir
uNoriTn" ehou'd not p-ns unerltlcli'd, 1"
ciuse the t'-no h.s come. In cder to sio
i.r ItepuMlc. for th people to know who Is
the supreme ;joier In our Nation. "P. T
I" sss "th- people are sovereign " How
can the people tv o"erlKP when the Con
stitution of th t'rlted Slat Is "the su
preme law of the land "
If he hid eild thu pom" of :h P P'o
hati uo'nii fullv assumed to be sovereign, hi
would hn to .1 the truth President Wilson
1ld outrank lh other legotlitnra In Paris
ttcause no other rul-r there had the poHltoil
piwer with whlc'i ib" rri-.i'1'nt of our N.i
ilon Is Imosted b the rupfme low. II.- Is
oilhbound t" nm ntaln a tonstltutlonal r'
publlcin form of i:oernnnt In eery Sta'e
in Ihl Tnlon ruarnti.ieln; eriual Ub.-rty
for all o' th- p, oule. nij on autorr itlo
di mocrnt'i. form bj a mijorlti cf the pio
ple N'nt o-!'i Is t'-o Constitution "the supreme
!" of the land ' 1 ut It untiilns the funda
mental prlnclp'OM In wbich the enmlnir
world-wl le rerul Ii 'i 'I be ruled nnd whleli
'llll make paec .n earth anl ood wl'l
anion,- men In pl.ic of the hate and strlfo
hlih tho so-called rule by the toirelsm peo
ple hse made H '! CI.AHK
Phllad-lphla, AuBJst i'l. lU'.l.
Questions Answered
information Regarding England
Tn the F.,;tlnr nt ll.e fi ritun I'uhl c l.rria'i
it It .. J-r !! mA . hir." tlu ltl
n i it - ir ft i - -. - .! i -..
books te "tir b,n publl-h-.l d-ilin n .th
Cr fllh IJM1..W et- at -h.. prra-m t'mj
I am not Intcreet-d '.1 the polit.cal sld of it.
I. J. O
Philadelphia. August 2.1. "?21
You can pjrehtse Ungll-h mncazln"- such
as th- Graphic Illustra'ed News, Tatler.
"tc Jt an large news department In i de- j
pirttnent store and st man- large n -w I
stands Go to the puM.c Ilbrarv. Thirteenth
and Iocust streein wher- the Kr.gllsn rant
mines are on til" and select one or two
which may Interest you most and subscribe
for them
We know of ro un In which mu could
get icrtualnte.l with Hngll.h pep!- hr- We
do not recll anv quite recnt poo'ks on Eng
lish customs but In the piitl'e Ibrarv ou
could find all of the Utest b oks on the sub
ject Filipino Students in U. S.
To the I d tor o' fie 1.1 cetna Pu6I X "toe"
Tir Hailrg read Ii 'V I'' ' T"jt
nf your paper under date of AU.US ' - 1.fl2l
'list It i estlmatej tm- tr-r ar .. . .
plno rtudtntt In th Vnlttd -'atee i !
t inform the readme lub'.U that a" ri m
to th r -cords of th- lUreau o I-.su'i- Af
fairs War Departm-nt Wflshne-in P f
as the eopy of the Directory of Filipino Stu
drnts In the tr.lied States inclosed shows
there sre 1320 ftllplno students In this coun
try. I.AZAIV MILAOn
Class 1021 Un!ers!ty of I'ennsylan'3.
Philadelphia August 10 1021
"The Ancient Mariner"
To the XMItoi o' fe Bt en-no I'wh i" LeiUjer
Sir What ts "i mith attaehed to the
Ci-'erldce poem ' Th" Anelent Manner' "
V V I..
Phllal-'phu August 21 li'21
' The Anc.ent Mariner ' the h'ro of th-
I rolerldpe poem for the ,-rl 'e of having shot
I an albatross a til-d of good oren to
1 marlr-'rs suffered drea iful pena'tlei to-
gethrr n th his romranlons who made them-
sees aecompllce to his crime 1 neso pen
alties are at last remltled in ronseuuenre of
his repentance He renches land, whero he
ercnunters a hermit, to whom he relates his
unrv We cannot gle ou the origin of th
etory
Diamond In the Rough
T" the ) dtor at the XJienlnv X'tiMic Ltdoer:
Sir Please tell me In your People's Forum
how a diamond in the rough can be recog
nized 3 I.. A.
Philadelphia. August 21. 1021.
A diamond In the routrh may i- m any
erior I ut diamond 'n this state genernlh
hae n greasy luster Different colors may
lie seen In the stone before it is pollBhed. If
the stone Is fractured but these colors are
not the colore thit ale serr In cut and
lollshd rtones The United State Oeo
i logical Surev &as that a d amond can onl?
be tested by an expert
Thej Name "Porterhouse"
T'' the rd tnr nt the f.'ienliia rublic t.'do"
S,r -1 ivllj appreciate It If vou cin te'l trie
where the name "perterhouse." a attached
i a r'eak, orlrlnated
rjurinr.R T. .moran
Philvdelphla Aukusi IT. 1P21.
In New York more than lift) vevrs ago
there were es-ab Ished -i numter of so-eall 1
pnrterhnure plaeet. nhere porter -.nd ale
wrre sold The tridltlon la that a be.f.
teak was railed for t a butihfr'e shop
ir 1 nene belnnr on hend a cut from a roaht
re piece About to be snt to a pirttrhouse
was riven the customer It prevrd fo mjch !
.iigj'inr iv in" "iniii.i , .i, ..,. ..... i. I. I...
--ii .ed the next time he asked f"r i i irter
ho ise steak sn the rut became , In, ', und
the name reeime popular
Submarines In Civil War
To the Editor of Ihe Fvenlny PubHe I edoer'
Sir Is it not a fan that submarines were
used effective!) (luring the Civil War""
1IKNHV T WVRD.
Philadelphia. uuet 21 1021
PurlnR the pedre, of the f'lvll War the
t'nlon had no submarines The Confederates
had seeral called "Davids " (m- nf ihe
'IHiid' submarines attempi'-'l tn I low up
ihe Ni-w Ironsides but fuile I The Con
federate submarine whb h n- inpl shed run.
slderablo destructUin mas the II L Ilunley
built by OaFi-iiT- il'Jti ei This submarine de
strued the H lusaton '
"E L c There ore no nations! hn 1
dys Ixra. holidays are made for the in
d vldual States b their Legislatures and the
declaration nf a leual holiday h" ' nnicress
has effect only In the District of f'olumbla
and the territorial possessions.
"C. c.
-John ITrown's gravs Is on
Tfcs People's Fonim will appear dally
In the f.wntne Public Isljrer, mid nUo
I'l tho hundt. I'ublU I.iiUer letters
niM-iieslnir timely topics will lx printed,
us well us rrquttrn poeme and questions
of general InterVst will he ansvrrrrd.
EDISON RECORDS
are ant first, with nil
BROADWAY HITS
fpeclal releases ench week
BLAKE & BURKART
"The Home of The New Edison"
S. W. Cor. Eleventh & Walnut Bts.
i
the form nt North Elba. Essex County, N.
Y., which was formerly the home of tho
famous abolitionist. The property was pur
chseed eone vears two by an association
headed by Kate Field and was converted Into
& public park.
Poems and Songs Desired
Author of Lines
To the rd,tor of th' r.'i'rrtlnp- Tiibllc Ledger!
Sir I am denlroua of know Ins tho au
thor of the follow. ng lines:
"The lltllo raree that fretted me
"I lost them oiterday." It II. It,
Philadelphia, August 23, 1P2I.
These lines liegln n short poem originally
published in ft Paul's, an I'nrllsh mana
sine, about 1800 The author l unknown.
Wants Drydcn Lines
To th' Uitlto' of the Fveiuna Public I.erloer:
Sir Can some reader of the People's
Forum faor mo with tho eight lines of
Drjden'a tragedy of "Aurengteba," begin
ning "Trust on. nnd think tomorrow will
pay," of which Macaulay sae: "There
are not eight finer lines In Uucretlu"?
K. O It.
Philadelphia. August SI, 10S1.
"Our Duties"
To the Alitor of the r.vcntno Piihllc Ledger:
Mr I inc'oo tho little poem "Our
rutle." which whs recently requested
linACK T. FIIAN'K.
Phllad.lphla August '.'i, m21.
oru DL'TIES
Coil's angels drop 'Ike uralna of gold
Our duties 'midst Kfe'e ehlnlnir sands,
And from them, ono by one, wo mold
Our onn bright crowns with patient
hands
Tiom dust nnd dross wo gather them.
Wo toll -nd stop for love's aweet sake.
To find each worthy act a gem, In glory's
klngl diadem.
Which we may dall richer make.
i
"I,
lines
I.. If '
asks for the sons hating these j
' That strain once more
that strain once
more,
ch touch thoro chords again,
t
It brings from nut the pnt sweet Joys that
ootid not last.
l"n a fith.-r and a mother a sister and a
brother.
IHneath the o d elm tre- shared our dear
home w 'th me," etc.
"The Old Man In the Woods"
To the Editor of the Evrn(no Public L-tlaer:
Mr Heferrlng to the article In .our Peo
ple's Forum headed "Wonts 'Old Orlmca'
Song," as I rememler the Jingle or ballad
J referred to which I learned nr. a boy, oer
rortv years ngo. it runs as ronowe.
There was an old matt who lived In the
woods,
As vou can plainly sec:
He iald he could do more work In one day
Than his wlfo could do In three.
Si itv well, my little old man
To thnt I will agree.
You may stav in the house tedn
While I will follow the plow.
And miu nmi milk tho tiny cow.
For fear of her going dry.
And mu tnav feed the little pigs
That are within the at
And jou may watch the si eckled
hen.
For fear of her laying away,
And ou may reel the spool of arn
That I spun sterday
old woman.
took the whip
hand,
Tn go and follow the plow.
The old man, he took the pall In h's hand
To milk the tiny cow.
Tln. she winked Tln. she blinked.
Tiny snuffed up her nose.
She kicked him a crack across his ehlns
Till the blood ran down to hla toes.
Po TlnV eo Tiny my good old cow,
Ptard still O please stand still.
If I eer milk nu again in my llfo
It Mill te against rny will.
He uent to fed the little pigs
That were iilth.n the ef.
He ,-r.ieked hii head against a beam.
Oh' hnii hl brains did ft;-.
II wr.t to Mutch the sptrliled hen
For fear of her lnjlng away
Ar 1 he for it to ree th spool of lani
Tr-u hi wife spun jtsterda.
II. K
Tern Yen N T Aurust 24 1021.
In her
rinvxTiovAi. khitationat. ""' IfffillfffiTfiTririll'iHi ssnmTTflffnnl'TlIfP
1 Ynnnff Men en, ltovs doling Men nnd Ilnvw L -- - -
, mnsOXAH N .1. WF.NONAI1 N. J. TR,IE3STI5S'
I wnriv . - I4 CENTRAL
! drMflfe) mf&nnnah
1 vW-STi V" v "
l . ii jr.. .rv ii t
i V
Whero character, manliness nnd honor ore developed.
Wenonah is an independent unit in your bojr'a education.
and not merely a preparatory school.
Healthfully situated in a solely residential town.
A faculty second only to that of West Point in efficiency.
Academic studies for college preparation.
Special and buiiness courses.
Military system brings out all that is good and manly.
Separate junior department for boys of ten or over.
Academic course, seren hundred and fifty dollars for
the school year.
Junior department, ix hundred and fifty for the school
year.
Catalogue and View Booh Upon Request
DR. CHARLES H. LORENCE,
President
BOX 411, WENONAH. NEW JERSEY
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
trOUh'DUV 1783)
City Line and Berwick Road
Overbrook
If parerts .n selecting a school for a lm
eou d have tverythlmr they dejslre, tiey veould
ark il) A fscu.ty consisting of men of at-taiiiTie-it
in treir resinctlvo sul.jects, (2)
(jcod wholceome companlonehlp iimnns; tho
boys. (S) Attractive, surroundincs a library,
good litrra'ure mnKarlnea etc . (t) Easy
and abundant opportunity for outdoor oxer.
i Ise In the eoun'ry. (5) A rchnjl old enough
to have traditions o ' hool under chun Ii
Influen'o, one with a stronK moral and reUy.
lous ntmosphi ro unobtrusive but none
the leas real and definite
Parents will find suci n echonl for their
boys in the Kpln'upal Academy
llr. Orevlllo Haslam. Headmaster wl'l
iKi at the Aiademy on and after September
1. Tho Schoel will open September 22.
A COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Preparation fir oil Colleses and Scientific
Schools Apply for Informvtlon.
Grcville Haslam
Headmaster
BIUaVJgJK?BBtaeg
The William Penn Charter School
No. 8 Huuth ISlh Street Philadelphia 1
; Fouiitled IBSO
I The scodemlc vear 10.'l-22 b.-cltis Tuesday
September 20 1U2I and tho Prospectue may
is obtained on application. Ruiidlnrs will oe
I open for Inspection and fur classification ot
pupi s September rt
1 Hlfhnril M. (lummere. Ph.d. Ile-idmnstrr
(let n success rdnrntlon. The Ilrown
Prep plan bucked by 40 years' success sires
It tn ou. Our direct aim Is to develop the
student lo think conslructlrcly to use vilml
he know. He Increases rftlilenry and I'oneri
kiiowlrilse fullows nnturiwu?, TVs wewuv
for any cnlleire nnd for business.
BROWN PREP.
Broad & Cherry Sta
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
school 'r.n, ,r
pt I A few vaean
enrnest co letfe nre
tir e Mian'e
It Vu'nall Prinilpal
SU MtTHMORP. PKKPM1ATORY .SCHOOL
lor lloia lln in Mirnrllimore, I'u,
W P TOMLINSON. M, A.
rtiK-TM r iiii.l.
Chestnut Hill Academy
fll. Martins, rdeslnnt TTIH Tn.
An Ideally located country boarding and day
school for boys. Especlsl'y low rate far
fiij-day boarders. Reapsns Beptsmbsr 37,
Catalogues pn application.
i. Ih PATTKB80N, Ilcadaiatlst
More "Homes of Glass"
To th Vtlltor ot tho Evening X'ubho Ledger!
Blr In reply to n, request about the
"Homes of Olaes" In your People' Forum
ot the ETEtiNO l'l'PLIO Lxptixn ot August 10.
I am sending' the poem that begins with the
words mentioned In your paper on the above,
mentioned date, MP..1. E, D
Wilmington. Del., August 21. 1021,
HOMES OF GLASS
In speaking of a person'?, faults.
Pray, don't forget your own,
Ilemember those In homes ot glass
Should never throw a atone.
If we hae nothing else to do
Put talk of thosn who sin
'Tls better we commence At home
And from that point begin,
i
We lme no right to Judgo a man
Until ho a fairly tried.
Should we not like his company,
Wo know the world Is wide.
Some may have faults. Who has not,
The old as well as young?
We may perhaps, for aught we know,
Hae fifty to their one.
I'll tell you of n better plan;
I find it works quite well;
'Tls try my own defects to euro
Hefore ot others tell.
For though I some time hope to be
No worse than eome I know,"
My own shortcomings bid me
Let the faults ot others go.
So let us all when we commence
To slander friend or foe
Think of the harm one word may do
To thco we little know;
And remember that curse sometimes Are
I.Ike tur chlckons, they roost at home.
And don't er-'ok of tithern' faults
Until we.haxe none of our own,
"Darling Bcs3lo of the Lea"
To the Editor of the Evcnlnu Public Ledger
Sir You published by request the words
of tho sang "IVjele of the Lea," an old
ttmo ffonc ns sung by George Horn, son of
the old-time mlnttrel Eph. Horn. As you
only published part, I send ou the fu.l
sepg.
DAItlilNG DESSIH Or THE LEA
Oh' I wander "mid the roses
tn the gnllen summer time
And listen to tho streamlet
While It rings a merry chime;
Hut l.ir ewteler thnn tie rosea
Or the etreamlet unto tn",
The sun-bright fate of Bessie.
Uarllnc Hess'e of tho lea.
C1IOHU3
Oh' ah" Is the aweelent flower
Uer sent to comfort me.
Pure and gcntlo na on iingc-1,
Darling Ilcssie of the lea.
Not n bird In nil the wlldwood
Dut will answer to her call;
th' most I loo tho twilight,
Wnen iho pe-itly dewdrops fall.
Then eho meets me in the valle).
And eho kindly wolcomes me
Mv bonnlo star of evening,
Darling Besslo of tho lea.
New the honey bee may "lnger
Where tho buds and blossoms grow.
The gentle breeze or summer
In Its fratrance come and go,
Hut thiy all will pass unheedeJ.
For vhercer I may ho
Mv heart Is full of Ucsslr.
Darling Ileslo of tho lea.
rtUADEIl.
I'hllndelphli, August 21. 1021.
"W I, T ' tleslros t 'o poem containing
this yern
"Whl o nameleas rest those people plain,
MILITARY
ACADEMY
MAJOR C. A. SNYDER.
Superintendent
MEUCKHrlHClKi. I' A.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR BOYS Mercersburg, P.
Bend fee eatalegue to
Vl'Jl, MANN IRVINE. Ph. T.. LI- D.
HcadnvvMer lint 1?n
rnNNHncRn. r.
TEltKIOMKN HtllOOL FOR ROTH
Music Oratory & nuslness flcho'arshlps. Mot
onducted for profit. Jrod rates Catalo-rue.
ObCAR S. KBIKIJKL. D. D.. PrlntlpeU
Ro 111). Prnnslmrs. Pa.
LANCAITHH PA .
rHAMU'lN AND MARSHALI, ACADCMT
prepares boya fur nil Colleites and Technical
Bthools. Moderutj terms, , Cats oiriie. Address
E. M. I1AUT.MAN. Principal
Rot 411. I.nnrnster. Pa.
NAZARKTII. P
NAZAIIKTH HALL MILIIAHY ACAUIOII
lio 0. Natireth. Pa. bounded I7t.
PrrDiratory A Iluslness Courses. Or,. Inter
mediate and Jr. UePts. Athletics. Mlllta
life Rev A. D. Thaeler D D., Principal
WKNONAHN .1
Wenonah Military Academy
Healthfully situated In a residential
tewn A faculty . nd only to that ot
West Point In cfflri.ncy. Aesdmla
course. J7SH for the bcbool year. Hep-
urate junior iivi'-ni"-ni i.u jor scnooi
Itnr Catalog at.d view book Rot 111.
DR. CHARLES II. l.ORKNCL'. I'm,
MAJOR U.111UA ,
b.MDLlt, ri -pi.
HORDIWl U N. N. J.
Bordentown Military Institute
Thorovuh preparation for collece or business,
'.indent faculty, small classes. Individual
attention. Military ralnlnf. J7th year
For cnte. saorrss'."i . i i.enonn iiravft
C-t2. Hordentos.
t.J.. Prlii. A Cnrnmandeat
I'OHT nTPOSlT. MD.
TOME SCHOOL
National Uoardlng hrbnol for Hoys
ICATK 5I0UU
Hurray Pmltoilr llruh, ph. I) Directs
Port Henosll Md
UI.ACIt.MllM.. VA.
ULACIlbTOMJ Mll.irAltY ALAllEilT
liluik.toue. VirsliiU
Deptii Military, Acudemic, Commsrcls.
For cataloK and Information, sddras.
rill.. K. N. I.K.IIV. Pre.ldrnt
Kxnr.neioxvii.Li:. x c.
Illue llldie Hehool for llnjs- Solect, Accred.
l-d scnooi for boys it yrs and upward
Idea'ly located In dellshtful, healthful cli
mate! home-like, reflnlnr inlluences. Summer
camp recular session provide all-yr. home A
school. Sessional fee, IBSO. For cat., ad
dss: North Csrellna, HemlrrsonvUle, llax L,
g, Tel Loc. 3141)
2M, I iiiiniij
A Beauty Secret! MORE ACCOUNTANTS jfi
Some of America's prettl-st J 3 The readjustment of the Yi'J'nr B
V, ivomon owo their soft, clear rom- ', ilnanes. tin changing n1"".01 '". ' '
i plerlons to uee of o'-.- Skin Food f; zM taxatl.n. In- mere' 'aed bt III iu r JU
k It cleanses, iftens nnd nonr- ' 3 ther the :pportur.ltv for train. fg
'' Ishes, and will not harm the ' 1 accountant" ,...., for iho p
i most delicate skin. Also pro- 6 d The ; evening cou.se p rW-" K
fr-etK ncninoi ian nnn sunimrn. ? m 'T1':. - : i.". -.;-. it. n m i
f '"t""' 3Sc' Jar' Z m Night V.Vi,o.,'l o'nen, Sept. 19 p
LLEWELLYN'S IZZV'XnZ'evt P
i. Phlla.' 8lr.nd.rd Drug More $ 3 TOr.F. SCHCOL M
, I Jr? 1 OFCDSIKESSAWONISrEM
n. I z H Pine 't. CKt of Ilroiid. Phlhi. f
! W.W,M,b-y. 7W1 ' W., VW,... M -J..'; wJj 51 .1 ".erica's ronmmt ffc
t
Of humble life and simple aim.
Whoso virtues old form bases great
For lowly thatch and noble state,"
"M. K U." asks
"Foolish Questions"
"Thn Melting Pot."
them?
for the poem entitled
end another entitled
Can a render supply
SCHOOLS and
Until Hetea
THE STEVENS SCHOOL
GERMANTOWN
FOLNI)i:i) 1R0A
An old school with a new spirit and new equipment.
MODF.ItN DAY RCHOOI. FOlt OlKI.St for boys through the first (trade.
KlndcTRartr-n, elementary school. Junior nntl senior high schools. Collcgo
preparatory nml Kcnernl courses.
Corps of experienced teachers, collego nnd professionally trained.
Progressive methods: Socialized recitations; supervised study; atten
tion to Individual differences ; wholehearted, purposeful activity.
Educational motion pictures. Attention to character development
Athletics. ICnrollmcnt limited.
For Information address tlio principal, j
MISS KATHAKIN'k M. DENWOItTU.
221 West Chelten Avenue, Gcrmantown, Philadelphia
Hell riionel flernmntown sua.
.Thlrty-seicnlli Season
PHILADELPHIA
TEXTILE SCHOOL
OK T1IK I-KNNA. Ml'SHUM
AND SCIIOOIj OF
IMiUSTKIAI. ART
D.iy School opens Sept. 21. 1021-
Kvenlnr School opens Oct. 10. 10. 1.
Two Diploma Courses aro offered in
the Dav School.
The Regular Textile CourseThreo
enrs. Thorough nnd Comprehensive.
Tho Chemistry, Djelng nml Print
ing Courses Three cars dealing
with nil Textiles ...
Two enr. abridged, Certificate
Day Courses In Cotton Woolens and
Worsteds. Bilks. Jncnuard Design,
ndmltslihi to which ma be had by
substituting practical work for a por
t on of tho college entrance units re
quired In tho Diploma Course
Application should b- filed two
weeks prior to the Opening Day.
circulars giving detal s of Dav and
i:enlng Schools may be had by np
Pllng to
K. KRANC'i:. I-'rcitnr
llrontl nnd Pine bts.. l'lillailelphln
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE of INDUSTRIES
N. W. Corner 23d anil W-lntit Streets
Da Classes begin September 8. Afternoon
and ovenlng Septeml-er l.i
All Courses Comnnre Prices Ulth Oilier
Schools
,i.. -... i.nm sn-i nn to Si 2.", Oft
9 Menllia' Average. M BO to SI2.S5 Tcr Mnnlli
Aflernoon Courses IVnm SlS.ofl i to S'-OO
7 Months' Avcnige. 1.f to r.lD.TS l'er Month
.veiling Courses. 1'rnn S12 00 to S37.00
Months' Am rage. 1.7 to S--.2 l'r Mpnlli
S'liurtl'ij Connies, 1'rom SIR.Ofl to S32.00
0 Month'.' Avenue. S3. 00 lo 03.BO Per Month
Save $2 00 to til) no p lylnit In advance, or
pay In four vieeks.
for Catalog or Send rnstal
JL SCHOOL SYSTEM
For Boys onJ Girls Philadelphii, Pa.
ooi i:lkmi:nth mhuih.-i
Kith 4 Race sta. iUtli Lancaster Ave.
nth i (ilrnr.1 Av, Greene ht. lib. clunl I.nnc
Centro' School, 15th and Race Sta.
Junior end n-nlor high s. hool, In-luding col-
ege preparuioo uey.iruneiu ',, , ', 1
mnstruc'ive raiiiiiua iiuuuiii i'um.B, ...
mural culture. Students tnught .he prvetlcal
and sklllfu' use of l.nnds ns v.'ell no brains.
Small c nMcs Constant personal lontiu t i'
an exceptionally ame lacun i.hiko ; '
ground, gymnasium, lunchroom. sp.endldl
lighted and ventilated classrooms. A row
students ma bo admlttel now Open to ot'ier
denominations. Write for scar book & rates.
Charles Ilurton Wnlsli. Prlnclpnl
nth and Hucr Sis.. Plilladrlphlti.
JjAWM'jS
0GJlA,jrrVfry.A'm Uay Sehoc
COLLEGE Ni8ht Sth001
A Business Education Pays
Our craduatei Bet
good - paying
nnd advance
positions, hold them
rnplillv
Il'iy r-rlmnl Openu Sept. H
NlKht SrhoiJl Oin-ns ent. 0
1201) Hnlniit St., l'hll idclnlilu
rvi.i, ii:rm nl:lI seitkjihkk o
Our regular dav nnd nlulit clasres In
shorthand and tjpewrtting nnd In book
keeplnre and accountiin begin fecptember
fl lnveHtipnto and enroll now Personal
and practlial Insttuetlon Positions for our
credui'es Ca'l or v, rite for full Information.
PHILA nt MNKSS COLLEtiE
nnd Cnlleite of Commerrn
1017 Chestnut St., Plilladrlphl i
Strayer's Business College
807 ChcutRut Street
The best tralriins: in shirthand tvpcvvrlt
Inc borl-jieepinjr peiimnrnhlp tirltnmet e
si")UlnK itrummar b 'smesi correspondence,
nrrounilntr oalesmnnshiii tnd calculating
machine operattnrr New classes HturtliiK
now I)av and nlKht Po.itluns guaranteed
What would ou like to lo'irn-' Ii Will 01M
.CXST-C.P. A; EXECUTIVE
TIIK PRACTICAL SPARR-TIMi: COURSE
Rnrnll now nnd compie e tralulns within
nix to eUht monitis.
International Accountants .Society
,10'P Ml VM!iKNi:il DLIiU I'lIlLADlILl'lllA
J.irust 141(1
"the farnum school
1807 Pine St.
RKOI'llNS ON JKIMin, Of T. il
dlrls I.ltllr lln,s UlndrrKorten
Miss Rush and Miss Wilson
Principals
Teachera Wanted s'll'"'li toachinir
It-auiuo iiauii.utnltlrl an urados
inrludlru Hlnh Ht'lool all sulijects. now open
in I'enod N J , Del Md nnd N Y
Modern Teachers' Bureau 'il't
Rrr.lsler NOW for Tiitirrslty nf
Pu. ermine clutses In Commerce
r.nd rtniue.
OKnaKJiTY of PA. EVENIMG SCHOOL
lllfl I.rt'ti It "II I'll t Rnr llllli St.i. SOD
DEVEREUX TUTORING SCHOOLS
Acerwood J,1',
ates t s ever clshl who are
mal .n sni-inl life but lenulre
ei-t on In etiiHi.ii Deven Pn
ANNVMIP.. I-A
U.IIANU.N AI.I.K HM.l.tilil'. cu-lSI
Lollesr. Academic, Music, Uraiory, Coiled
isles, ISO' tj 1112. Music istes, J.UJ -.
Illlll. V'nr ratalog eddrrsi Dlt. II. (j
((IUARD Annrl'le P.
AMIHLRMIA MSIASM.
Cushbg Academy cSVadu"a
scceptcd by all colleges, The best at mod
srais Gobi, Aaaross ii. n. c;u tv a...
A.U.. Ph.D,'., Principal Ajfoburnbam. kM
ii i
CCOUOTW
$30,000 Fire at Corydon
Corjilon, rn., Awr. 21). (Hy A. P.)
Flro stnrtlnp; nt 1 :H0 thin morning for
n time threatened the destruction of
lhl vlllngc of 000 ppoplc, nntl before
being stopped had destroyed flv build
ingB nnd their contents nnd several
niitomoblles.
COLLEGES
Both Fexe
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
llroml nnd Spring Rcrden Sls. Phltn.
DAY Classen In
ELECTRICITY AND
AUTOMOBILE
A nine montha' course In Ul.EC-
TIUCITY. both theorete nnd practical
A two months' course in ATTO ME
CHANICS, repair shop experience.
Night Classes '
Machine Shop
Electricity. Applied
Mechanical. Archi
tectural & Tree
'.land Drawing
Hook Illustration
Arithmetic
Mathematics
rractlco
Machine Uhnp
Mathematics
Pattern Shop
l'ractico
Automobile. Else.
nnd Mechnnli.nl
nt yourself lo
tnke edvantago af thn
opportunities open to technically trained
men nnu women,
i:.tccntlonnl Facilities and Low Hates.
All Classes Open September 10
Illustrated Ilooklct. Enroll Now,
Friends' Central School System
For Boys and Clrls. Four Philadelphia
elementary schools nnd Central School. A
Junior and Senior High School Including co).
lege preparatory department. Largs plar
ground, gymnasium, lunchroom. Open lo
other denominations. Writs for year book
and rates.
111th nnd It a re PI.. Philadelphia
Friends' Select School r, ,&
The Parkway, Cherry und lflth Ms.
A bit of country In tho heart of the city.
All Igrades between Kindergarten and Col
lego. Stands for thorough work and all
round Christian I'l-imctcr. llczlns Uth mo .
10. WAI.Tr.rt V. HAVIT.ANI). rrlnelnnl.
ZECKWER-HAHN PHILA.
MUSICAL ACADEMY
Main School. 1017 Sprnco Street
Opens September 1st for registration. Classes
begin heptember tltn. Send for prospectus.
Till: HOLMAN SCHOOL, 5S01 Wnlnut St.
will open for Ita twenty.&econd sear, Sept. i1.',
A dav siieol for girls nrd small boys.
F.I.IZAnr.TII W. nn.LKY. Itrndmlstrrs
$5 a Month.
Night HeSinol.
Day Tuition tin n MAn.i,
flhnrthand Typewrltlnir. rtooklieeplng. Secre
tarlal and lltislness Administration by spe.
cinllv trained teachers. PALMER BU8I
NKSS SCHOOL. Ill a Tenth street.
Philadelphia Turngemeinde
School reopens Sept. 7. OTmnastr, Hwlm
mlng nnd dernian. nnoklet oa reauf.t.
Enroll now.
Tlroail St. nnd Cnlnmlda Ave.
Philn. School of Office Training
Trier now and be resdv In 30 dajs. Heat
poni'lnns fur OI'P. ORADI'ATII.S In Steno.
.,..v or Ttoel-'nlnc l,nHe. HMir ai) H in
TIIK PRO(iUr.S SCHOOL. 1H30 N. 15th St
Publlo hehool Curriculum Short Hours
Fmall classes Tor details write:
"MI- Pr.fiOV." 0741 N. ih St.. Thll-
Voling Women nnd Olrls
Course for
Deeta! Hygienists
A new profession for
women, legalized by the
Stale Legislature. One col
legiate year of thirty-two
weeks qualifies for prac
tice. State, municipal, in
dustrial and private posi
tions are available for
graduates.
For full information address
TEMPLE UNIVERSITV
lath und Ruttonvvnod Strrcls
Phllu.. Pu.
Tlin PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL Ol
Oft I PATIONAL THRRAPY
2300 He Lancry Place
feven mnnlbrf' Iralnlnir In rle.lvn l,nl,htn
I las;. Jowclry. weavlni, toy-maklnir, carvlne.
iasKeir i.i-i.-muKina ana otner crafts, with
lectures In Anatomy etc Two additional
months devoted to Hnipltal Piactlce. (Iran
i. rites In demand at Kflod salar es. Address
MIWH ri.tlUICVCK W. ri'l.TOX. Dean.
ntlsa Illmull'a Hclioel tor Rlnrifrflrnrfnera.
r. Sr. 4 Graduate Courses, Primary meth
ads. Practice Kindergartens. Jlome-llks
students' residence. Tor particulars, addrssi
A. T. 1LI.51AN, Prlncloal
Rot T.. auto Vnlnnt Bt. Phllnrfelnhln. Vm.
I'llII.ADKI.l'llIA SCHOOL
OP DI'.SION FOR MOMCN
Ilronil A Master Sts,
Peslsn rim. Arts New Casm In Osrden
Architectural Ilislq-n. Murnl Hecnratlon.
Miss Nio nurd's Nrhool fur Olrls. Oierbrock!
Phlla.. Pa. Co ie-o prep. A secreturla
courses. Athletics. Write Dept. L.
rIH9 S JANUT SAYWAHU. I'rlnclpal
Pennsylvania Overbrook.
LITITZ. PA.
LINDEN HALL SKM1NAHX
A Klrls' school since 17-10. Academic. Collets
preparatory 4 Special Courses. Separate Jr.
Dept. Ovmnaslum. Secretarial. Catalog,
Rev. F. W. Htensel. Prln . Rns 108. T.ltlis.pl
IICVOX. PA.
IIKVON MANOR
On main line or Ponna. It it. Id miles from
Phlla Colleite Piep.
MRS. IeNflI)ON CASKIN. Principal
llox llll. Devon. Pn.
JlixK I.N TOWN. PA.
l'i'.r..N!l l.V ANlA, Jl'.NKl.N IllW N. IRIX 43,
BEECHWObD SCHOOL (Inc.)
For Vounu Womnn. A Cultural and Prac
tical School. Kits for nny vocation, Prejara
tory, Col'eh-e Departments; Conservatory of
Music; Art. Oratory. Domeutlc Arts and
Sciences, Secretaryship, Uymnastlcs, Normal
Klndersartoti. .'.wlmmlnK pool. I.srs neat
s-ymnaslum M H Reaser I'h D Pres
LUTHLKVILLE. MIL
UAUkl.MI CUleLUUi lUk IUilk.
Lutbcrville, Mi.
An Ideal college In site, equipment, location
nd cuurses of study. The faculty Is largt
nd able. Two and four year courses tot
Vlh school graduates. Courses tn music,
pipe organ, dpmestlu science and art,
school nf etpr.eclnn, srt and elocutloa.
Degrees conferred Catn'oa Pov X
WASHINGTON. I V
T
GUNSTON
HALL
inn7 nerlili Avenue
Washington, n. V.
A School for fllrl Kitnhlli'.'ied lBtri
Woilt coipu'e'ieiislve, thorough and
progressive Preparatory ond Aearlvmlo
i oursej. To years Post graduate and
''oilege Musle Art Ilxpresslon, Domes
t Srlem-ft nnd u Iluslness course, Athlet
ics Including Indoor und oulde-r spoils.
I'stnlov n renuest.
Mrs. Heyerlev It Mnsun. Prlnehnl
MUSIC
HYPERION
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Opens Sept. (1th. Vocal,
uriau. F'.aplclln E. Cressnn,
-s.ma aM ., ata,
fHi.MMF.n nttsnirrs
ATI.ANTH' MTV. N. .1.
LABOR DAY SPECIAL
$12.50
Saturday, Sunday nnd
Monday for each person
two In n room.
cAPAcrr700
PACIFIC AND AIIXAN8AS AVES.
Pleek from Million Dollsr Pier and New Amoiement
i'srk. Orchestra, dancing, rrirste Ilithi. running
water In rooms, EstensWe porbhft. Kleetrle lights.
Usth houses for Burf llsthers on grounds, Amen
esn Ilsn l 13 CO up dsily, IIT.M op weekly, Lnropess?
J'lsn t II 60 up daily. Fireproof Clsrsie $1 on
rse t
. El II
rbone 2i0.
IASLETT
PLANADE
Whole Dlook on Ooeon l'ront
Coolest location In Atlantic. CltlN
Ideal family hotel In Chelsea 8eetlon.
Capaolty Five Hundred
Ownership Direction
riooslet. W. F. BI1AW
6BIANDAfLANTI
NEW OWNEnSIIU' .MANAOKMKNT .
Virginia ave., near beach. Capacity 600.
Private baths! running water; elevator) $1.90
rer day up. Special weekly, llooklet. Auto
meets trains
O. D. PAINTER. HAROLD T.ANDON.
WEBJLSSSORO
Kentucky Ave nesr flrseh, cor. bosie; open sarroand
lags; center of attractions sad piers. Running witarls
rooms, prlTtU bsthi. Osthlng prlvllrges from hotel.
Bhewer baths, Llevster to street. Table unexcelled.
UtOapdallri tlT.tOup wkly. Am. Plan. Moite, Dane-
"Open All the Yeiir"
ttrlok. Staal and Rtnne Constrnctlon
PRINCESS
rw. usrojina Ave., nesr uraeft.
llathtng from house end our
own Uuardnslk bath houses.
HOT AND COI.ll
RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Mod Ketea, Elevator. French Chef. Orthestra Dancing.
Cap'7 600. likt. nulled. 1'AULC.ROSt.UIArU.Owase
Let Us Make Vou Feel nt Home In the
"CltT of rtobnsl Tlenllh"
HOTEL MORTON
Ocean Fnd Virginia Ave. Capacity .100
F.levitor. Private Ilnths, ele. Alwnvs Open.
E7.TIA O. HF.IX A PAt'l. M. COPE. Prope.
Oi Daardwatk at Montpoller Ave.-BultM vfltk
helSs. Ilunnlng water all roams. Mievato,
Spec. September rates. II. M. UEKVEH.
Virginia Ave. Closo to Heach nnd Steel Pier
Capacity 2.10. American plan. Private
batis. rtunntn water. Elevator. Electricity.
Spec. Sept. ft Fall Hates. ALOIS OltUnBTt
Virginia av., 3d hotel from Heach. Private
baths, run. wator, elev. , Reduced Fnll rates.
SAM ELLIS Owner. N.J. COLLINS.Mgr.
flslarlfjorotiQiilcnMii)
TARflR INN Ocean end Connecticut ave.
Excellent table. 19lh reason. Special rates
from Labor Day. J. P. ft A. M. DUNN.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open, always readv: terms mederate.
Vrlt or phone. M WALSH DUNCAN.
oriuN CITY N. .1.
TIIK SRI.IO ICottaee) I4?S CKNTHAI. AVK.
Kxcellent table. Neir bench,. K. II. Q1I.F.S.
wii.nuoon. x. j.
CKNTRAL INN
Ilollybeach nnd Taylor Ave. Home com
forts, large rooms. lino table. low rates.
AVAI.QN. N. .1.
Avalon Hotel
.t (i d n r 11 throughout,
aneclat rates. S.I dnv.
Mrs. S. E
.'ml. Mcr. Avalon. N. J. Hell ph.
MQtlNT POL'OXO. TA.
The Ontwcod
Open all cnr. Accom.
101) od. niosr. 'ocat'n
Kxcel tahle
llooklet HUtn V. ARTMAN
THE ELVIN.
Open until Nov. Newly
remod.t rirlv. bth... show.
White for bklt A. J. SLVTTRR,
WKRXKRVll.T.TI. PA.
The. Httrhlanti Ul'htfully Situated on
ine nigniana Hnutn Mountain.
Overlooklnn the fnmous Lebanon Va'ley. The
Ideal placH to spend 0ur vacation or week.
end. Hates moderate Write for booklet.
J. HOWARD l'Uli:rt, President
Hillside
lteautlfui Scenery, TIT. Hatns.
Med nates nnit, ICath. Clsrhart
nr.LAWAIlK WATP.R P. PA.
THE GLENW00D
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Capacity 400. Modern brick hotel, hai brill,
room, orchestra three clay tonnls courts,
eolf. bathlnu. boatlns lls'ilns nnd all amuse,
tnonts. Raraae nnd supplier, cood necommn.
dotlons nt moderate rates. For booklet nd.
dress HUT MROS Mrrs
!JVos.,pa,
WYNBURNE INN
On Main Line,
t.sneclally de.
slrablo for buBlners mon with families
Uuoms with 11 bain at reasonable rates
Danclnit. Lnra-e arounds. Wldo vvranda.
I'linne llerwvn 2.10 U'
.IRITTRSON. N. II
New Waumbek.
HOTEL COTTAGES
and SUNSET INN
Jefferson, N. H.
IN Tlin HI3ART Oie TIIK
WHITE MOUNTAINS
fiOLP TKNN1H risiuxa
1'rntiU I', hhute, Mnu.iirer
TORONTO, CAN.
WALKRIt HtlUWJ
TORONTO'S TWO
AND CARLS-RITn
FAMOUS HOTELS
illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.
Hard Use
I for a Roof. 1
AT STRAWBRIDGE &
l CLOTHIER'S store, E
on the roof, they keep
going a kind of artificial
5 waterfall, through which
cool, purified air is con- 5
5 stantly drawn into the
store. E
E Fine for tho people E
E but likely to cause gallop-
ing consumption in a roof. E
E And it did. The water-
fall used to fall on a slag E
E roof, which simply wasted
E away. It was replaced by S
5 a roof of NU-DURA-TIN,
E which "stands the racket" E
E easily, showing not a sign E
S of wear or rust. E
NU-DURA-TIN is made of E
n the now rust-resisting "copper E
E steel," both waterproof nnd E
E fireproof, nnd makes the ideal E
S: roof for bulltllnt'g of nil kinds, s
Any roofer can furnish It, uml z:
paint It of any i'-olor. to harmonlzu
with the reel of thn house E
E tiii: mi:tai. ri.rn of phila. n
STUIHOT
sKHM5!H&eSa
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triir t r N11T us. i .1 Tut fi ' ' iiis.li r" fl
strf)tWVih&-rIF& '"' e lle-eo 1017 ParvlsH I'"'!' ,,,,1,11,11
J$smlwr&mi s ?" V !" "."Vn.'" i-sihedrsit;
-jtJl 11 nki ft Vw "t I Xat- ..feMiTi fl I n HJh.iI 111 Cm
I., n. llrrger Co., BD N, 2d HI
Uattttooo ttarke' out '
Galvanized Boat Pm
A Sail Rig
for yovl
r motor iinat .....
can't carry n complete WJQ'
"pare parts iiRainst m-0l.
trouble, but you can have I
sal aboard for u3a If iSur
motor Goes floole. J Ur
F. Vonderhcrchen's Sons
n. water Street
At the Sign of tho Sal!''
IUOT AND I,I3in
. TROUIILES
Instantly relieved
by our special arch
"'POM; .tled and
adjusted by experts.
-Our Seamless
Elsstlo Hosiery, tbs
most comfortable
support for varl.
coss veins, swotlea
limbs, weok knese
nun BIlHieS, l
Trusses, abdominal
. . . " i. B,,nlyio sup.
porters of all kinds. Larr...
rorsrs of deformity npp'lance. ii' J1""4
PhUadelphla Orlhoprdle Co.. ii it .!'
Cnt out and keep lor "Nr.neff.'.t"
INMKMORIAM
IIAINRS.e-Au(r, 28, 1920 f ,
IIAINKS. aged 14 In lovin mVmorv 'Jf5'
vvoll-ltnown son and brother. lrmory f
.viuniElt AND SISTER
eatljg
inoiiuir, un VVUg 2H. inot eit-.
V. I1WHOFP Relatltes ahd frlci.d. . K?''
vlled to the services, on T.iiic,J?!.?.r- '
iiinvvr- lieiat les and friend, v:.,"
1 to the services, on Tuertni .?!?' '
clock nt his late residence. MNofaS.
Interment ct Rorrysburan. Pa" 4No"'""
f C Cl
St. I
uii.YKU. sjiidenly Aug,
nd of AgneMcllrTennVy ifflP
A .1 uunuaiiu
son nf Mel
ernzler iv. llllvsn. 1,.Hi
Interment private unices sua
HLNlvn.HORN. Aug 27 aiv.ii.,.
husband of Kato Rlankenhorn, aMUS,I'
Relnt ves nnd friends, si.,-. fi.....IV! '
Tyndalo Post No. inn. a. A it n.HSJ
Castle. No. 104. A. O. K. if th. M ' C 'is
emploes of Electric Storage liatt.r' rJ'
ere invited to runeral services, Tu.s j
P. M.. lato rerldence. BS.la Ella st Oin.r
Int private. Orcenmount Ccm Frlenas Ai
Mon eve ' c,u
IIRnCKKIt. Aug 28
RAn.vtr ,. ..
Cbarlcs rirccker nnd dauirhter of the lit.
Uanc and Katie Starck Reimu., is!
ft lends nro Invited tu attend funeral n
Ices. Tues.. 3 V. M precisely, at tier liT.
residence. 8723 N. Grata st. Int. Jrt csrmii
Com. Kindly omit flowers. v-arrael
CARRICK. Aup, 2,1. 1021. MARY RAH.
ROUR CARRICK. widow of chsrlei t
Carrlck. Relatives and frlenls are Invited
In attend funeral services, Mon., J p T
late residence. R707 Hoffman st, ' lit
West Laurel Hill Com ""
CASHAH. On Aug. 27. THOMAS, mubum
of Amelia Cueeas. Relatives snd friendi
aro Invited to the funeral on Tuesday morn.
Inir. at H:no o'clock, from his residents
4H2d Ponlar ft Solemn reoulem mssi it
Our Ladv of Angels Church at 10 o'clerv
Inlasirlfint eat ITnlii I'nmm Iam . .. .... --..
IIIK i in. nv a, iiiiij luiti ''ll'ICrys
iterment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
CONRAD. on Aur. 2S. 1021. JOHN COW
AD, fnrmorly of S-prlnz Mould. Slant Cs
.. aged 7.1 jcors. Sorvlce on Mondsy '.
V.on ,nc'3 Ji'5'?5H. a.t. UJ. 0Jlver II.. nair
RAI
PH.,
orripon at i ocincK at tns Oliver II li
TIMrr 1fl')A Pv(,.iMI at Tn..Mav-a lit "V'
Vlevvlnr Sunday evenlnir. w '"'
CRHHSMAN Auir 27 ANNA R A -
of Allen C Cressman and d.vuahter ef lata
Charles nnd Rachel Uterllntr. Relatives inS
friends nro Invited to nttend funeral srrvli
Tues , 2 I. M., roildence, (twvnedd Villev
Pa Int private. Mt Vernon Cem ''
CURRY Auir. 2d. M'ARQARET. Sn
ot Charlea A, Currv Rolatlvee and friends
nro invited to nttend funeral service. Tuei
E P M into residence. 10S7 K, Clrmtntlni
st mt private. North Cedar Hill Cera
DAVID At Ocean Orove. on Auk. 51
1021, ANNA ARMSTRONG DAVID. wf. f
T. Nelson David. Tuneral at Wayne. An
nourcement later.
Di: ROUSJE At Onk Lane Pa . en
Aim. 28, 1021. LOUIS TIlEOOfiRK
Hi: ROUSSk, Announcement of funeni
later.
DOYLn. Aue. 23. ANNA A. (nee Smith),
wife of P. J. Dovle. Relatives and friends
nro Invited to attend funeral, Wed.. j
A. M.. from her late residence. 3708 Print).
ton nve . Tacony. Requiem high mass at ft.
Leu's Church in A. M. Int. St. Mark's
Ccm . Rrlstol. Pa.
DITFY. -Aus. 27. 1021. CHARLOTTE ff, '
DUPFY Relatives and friends ond emnlorii.
Hen. Asso of N, SnellenburR & Co. m
Invited to nttend funeral services. Wed,
P M., at the residence nf her uncle Al!rt
Ward. 2120 S. DuRnett t (il.Mh and Weoi.
laud aw.). Int. prlvot . V.oHlne Tuei,
ECKSTEIN Aue. 27. at Atlantic CUr.
N .1 HANNAH wife of the Isle Abratiin
Eckstein (neo llcrnhelm). aeed 72 Relitlrei
and friends aro Invited to attend funeril
services, Tues.. 2 P. M precisely, st tni
Earlors of Morris RnsenherB's yon, 2009 N.
irond street Int. private Mt Slnal Cim.
ERVIN. Formerlv of Camden N. J., en
Aw: 2d. 1021. MICHAELS ERVIN. la Ml
84th year Relatives atsl friends are Invited
tn attend funoral, on Mon., at 2 P M , frcn
the residence of his brother, W E. Ervtn,
Pomerton. Phlla. Int. William Penn Cem.
Friends may call Sun after 3 P. 11.
TELLER. Auk. 2. JOHN P.. huiUnl el
Elizabeth Feller. Funernl Wed . 2 P. II.
from his lato residence. 8300 Chancellor It
Int strictly private.
rCKM.KI'OD - Auir. 2d. .TAMKH. huebind
of Emma Foulkrod. ased Art. Tunernl n.
Icea Tues., 2 P M.. late rtsldenre, KM
Unity at.. Frnnkford Int Nnrth Cedir
Hill Cem. Remains mBy he.vlsived Mon. ;
ClAi.l.At.iJii;tt eiic in. mil i'Ainn.a.
mnn nf Dm lntn Tlernurd mid Mnrv Dal'luVr.
Relatives nnd friends, also Court PrMf. Hi.
42. u. or A., nro inviteii io uttena iii-irrii.
Wed., 8 SO A M, fiom his late residence.
110(1 Unity nt.. fronkrora Miiemn re
quiem mass at St Joachim s ChurcH, II
A M Int St. Domino's Cem
UliUlllil. --'Vl imjpeinwn iownsmp an..
on iMi sAiiiin, il ononon. md II
Relatives end frlendo are lnvlte.1 to attecj
funeral, from nis late rssiaonce, men,
P M. (daNllaht-savlra; time), and at Uprj
Tlnlcum Church. Tuts., 10.30 A. M.
(rtnndnrd tlmo). .-
tlKNDERSON. Aub. 20. CATI1ERD.I
HENDERSON. nued 78. Relatives ind
friends ore respeoiruiiy invitea io sue
funernl. Tues , fl A. M.. from her Ills W;
dence. 220? N 21st st. Solemn reaulem hljli
mass at St. Elisabeth's Church. 10 A. M.
Int nrlvnte. Friends may rail Men. .
HERMAN. Aug- ZU. HAHAJl A., .-i',"'
William H. Herman. Relatives and frln,
also ir.emters of D. R. Rlrney .t omen. I Ju
liet Corps. No. 104 Invited to funeral ;rr
Ices, Tus 2 P. M . at spirtmenli of HIT"
old H Mulllaan. loth st. and Oerminton
nve. Int. private. lit. Pcseo Cem. FtlenJl
mnv coll Mnn , 8 to 10 P. M ...
IIILDRETII Aus-. 21. EMMALINE wife
nf the lato Wlllard lllldreth Kunenl lirv
lcs Mon . 2.00 P M., at her lots reildy"'
111 ft t N Lawrence st. Int Northwocd Ca.
Remains mav ho viewed Sun eve . I
HILL. At his residence, 3001 Ilarlni rt.
en Aim. 2d 1021. OEOROE II huebsnd of
the late Mary W. Ill I teUthei ijl
friends nrc Invited to the service on Tuna"
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Oliver n.
Hair Dldn , 1R2D Chestnut st Intstmenl
rrHURLEY Suddenly Aui. 2 nANlEI
husband of Mary Hurley seed J?,..!"f5.
tlvcs and friends are Invited to altenj I
neral Tues. fl 30 A M lato "'a'",J'
1(130 Lawrence avo.. Darby Pa llllh , nt"
Church R'essed Virgin Maty 10 A M
New Cathedral ,.., . il.
KELLY Au ?ll. OTRV, jl ',JS
ll.im Kelly. Funeral services Tues , 8 si ,.
""kiH-nI.1"-. m., ii. Jwp-jlifSSri
" '-" v"1'"'1- .' Vti:'-it-; va an i. v
and -friend's. nlVo lllro Trite No 30 ; v
R M nn1 emplovis of J'h" , ! P !l..
nro InvitM to tiyenttiitwnl. 'cd - -' ;
lute r-jslt'ence ll'ifi N Mder st in v
ronimt Cem 1-Vlends may call Plies t.
mount fern pTienon i i-n- - -... .HiSE.
KB lit'tuiiu.-iiM.1 - rrltw1
widow of Adm Kuetinli.ild W" .
may mv
.li.ne., nf
f her ..Uuehtcr-ln-lavv Mrs t.,
ti in iucnnnuiu.
Jlailel'n. P
LAY. All 27.
lato William l.ay
lilUU
CAROI IVE
ll.lntlvta ar
cl'e ef IsJ
r "'.l.V. .re
Relatives ond ""!,",
funeral Tues
Ir.V teil tO P'lepil
ouii-
7 ripl.cTT -v,5'I7;r.IvVofrN'."
Mo 27th MARY, 1! , ';' 'I"' lid t" st','r,i
funeral. 3d Day at 2 P M "J Sorestown.
rerldence, 23J v . .viain
"Sui.LIN -AJ.C a.I,eA-.v5ffi
al-son F fe ''"S
MaeMuMIn (nee Mourh-adl "'nt ha lit"
neral services Tuss.RPM. rlie,
rvadenco H033 N. , De'h' "'
I .. ... en nl-'IINA M MA?'..;.
MASTIN -Auir. ? '"'.'"aSi Irli
(nt
Iu"l!:
jirinsii "' .--.. i
also
II
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fnnrrnl TllS
s mi .'i
fl'OIll H-M "".'ah
I r,l. HLV!,,i
ici-Ulpn mi ? ,MWA,
i n ti
fif I pritiii'i'i
mns
lesiaence. .i.iu , ",-,"- r .
vuiod Cem Vlevylnc Mon eve . c
LICHTH1N Auk- 2o, "',-' ,.,"' iet
I.1CIITSIN Relatives and ''lends .
Franklin l.odne N-J.B. ' rt l .i M !r
wdeca Trlro No IM. i " . " it tn vl
Moulders' Union No. 1 " ,,,n,V ,esMnef
t nd finer.i! oe.-ve-s at hi" is" 'ci,
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