",..'. i ''I - 7:, f '&&&?&: rt,iim ". f.1 . ft f . T j. M V ,.'.!, .1 'CM 'VVW 'r' (ij jS TO DEATH IN SEWER whero a pulmotor restored him to con sciousness. Magrnma'a body was recovered by use of a pair of ice tongs attached to n ropo. DEATHS ITOATHS DEATHS nKATHrt DEATHS DEATHS . DKnOKn. Sept. n. WIMIELMINA K beloved wife jot Jacob P. llerrer, and 04. Funeral services Thura., 3 1'. M.. resldene of son. Fred U. Ilerier, 2d and Pltcalrn live,, EsBlnirton, Pa. Int. Cheater Rural Cem, BRV1M Suddenly. Sept. 5, 1021, OEOI10K II. 8., Jr., eon of aeorce 11. 8. and May G. Uevlll. In hie lflth year, Rela tivea and frlenda are Invited to attend fu neral aervlree. Frl.. 10 A. M., parents' reel rtence, 0820 Ludlow at. Frlenda may call Thura. eve. niJUIl. Sept. 4. 11)21, CltAItLES L huaband of Viola Hllencn Dlalr. llelatlrei and frlenda, alao Apollo Lodge, Nn, 3S0, V and A. M.S Phlla. Conatatory Proxreeilve Aeaembly, No. 4, A. O. M. P.. and memlera of Acacia 'Mainnlo Aeaoclatlon, are Invited to attend funeral eervlcea, Thura.. 1 P. M., at hla lato residence, 12l Itlchey ave., Weat Colllnaawood, N. J. Int. Northwood Cem. ITlenda may call Wed., after 8 P. M. BLOOMER. Sept. B. JOSEPK-P.. hilrband i f Elizabeth Illoom-r (tie Smith), rtelatlvea fuad frlenda, ntao all axtctlea of whlrh he waa a momber, nre 'nvltnd tit attend funernl Krl., 8:30 A. M, , late rceldenoe. 3112 Stouton at. Holomn reyulem maaa riiurrh of the Aecn'lon in . M. Int. private. llOTEn. At Albilnuernue. N.'M.. Sept. 3, IlKnilKllT MPIITON UOYER. Friends and memliera of Maaonlc Jxidje No. HI, I.U Lu femnle and Philadelphia Lodae. No, 2. 11 p. O. K., are Invited to attend funeral eervlcee. at All Salnta' Church. 11th at. and Snyder Ave,. Wednesday, 2 P. M. Interment pri vate. nrtBMEn. Sept. 8, OEIlTnUDB T.. widow of atom W. Dremer. In her 84th year. Ilelatlvea and frlenda are Invited to attend funeral aervlcea, Frl., 2;30 P. M.. at her late residence, 2024 Sprint- CJarden at. Int. private. HUNTINO. Suddenly. Sept. 4, 1021. J. BlinE'VE, son of John L. and Elizabeth Hunting, aired 24, Funeral aervlcea at resi dence of hla parenta, near Durllnfton. N. J., Tbura., 2 P. M. COLSHER. Sipt 6, EDMUND. Jr., hus band of Mary Colaher, ajed 80. Relatlvea and frl'nd and all socletae of which he was n. member, ate Invited to attend funerH. Vhuis., 8 '30 A. .M.i from hla lato residence, 4MI1 N. '10th st. Solemn mn of renulem Church of lfoly Child 10 A. M. Int. pri vate. CRANls. Dnpt. 4. ANNIE (nee Gorman), beloved wife of Patrick Crane. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Thura., 8:30 A. M., 2445 E. Indlarm ave. Solemn requiem mass at the Nativity n. V. M. Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre. CROOKS. Sept. 2. 1031. SARAH, widow of Andrew Crooks. Relatives and friends, aleo Daunhters of Derry lft!'. No. 14, h. I.. O. A., and membt;a of Fifth Reformed Presbyterian Church, aro Invited to funeral services, Thura., 2 P. M.. late residence. 27S3 N. Front st. Int. Westminster Cem. Friends mDAvis.-Ser'n. 1021. ARRAHAM R. DAVIS, aged 70. Relatives and frlemK also Solomon's Ledne, No. 114, F. Hnd A. M . Invited to funeral aervlcea. Thura. 1:30 P M., lite residence. 4011 Royal at., Oermati. town. Frlenda may call Wed., 7 to P. M. Pleare omit (lowers. DOUCHlTr Suddenly, at Medford, N. J.. Sept. 0, 1021, CHARLES H., husband of May E, Doughty. Relatives and friends, also societies of which ho was a member, ara Invited to attend funeral, Frl., 0th Inst,, 11 A. M., standard time, from his1 late-residence, llroad st , Modford, N. J. Services at Tabernacle M. E. Church 1 P. M. Int. Tabernacle Cem. Frlenda may call Thura., 7 to 0 P. M. ELLIOTT Sept. 4. JOSEPH C husband ot Anna J. Elliott. Relatlvea and friends Invited to attend funei.il ervlcea Thura.. 2 P. M , late raldenco 2128 Mascher at Int. strictly private, Qreenmount Cem. Frlenda call Wed. v. ELLIS. Sept 4, ELIZA II.. widow of William P Ellis.' Relntlvee and frlendi In vited to funeral Thura , 1 P. M , residence, 2230 S. 2nih ot. Services St. Mary's P E. Church, llroad nnd South eta,, 2 V M pre cisely. Int. Art. Morlah Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve, FARMER. Aug-. 18, at Las Crues, N. Mex., CLAYTON S.. husband of Oladvs lllnnmhVld. lnt at Marietta, Pa.. Aug. 2. FLYNN. Suddenly, at Atlantic City, Sept. 4. CAROLINE ll widow of Joseph C. Flynn, aged (12. Ilelatlvea and frlonds are Invited to attend funeral Thurs . 8-3 A. M-. from her late residence. 1003 N. 12th st. Solemn high mass of requiem Our Lady of Mercy Church 10 A. M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. OALLAOHBR Suddenly, on September 4, 1P31. JAMES L husband of Busan L. Oalla aher Jnea Murphy). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, on Wednesday, at 8:30 A M.. from hla lata residence, 231 Lyndwood ave., Ardmore, Pa, Solemn renulem mass St. Colman'a Church. Ardmore, Pa., at 10 A. M. Interment St. Dents' Cemetery, , m OAMRLE. Suddenly, Sept. 0, 1021, THOMAS J, OAMIILR, Br., husband of Eliza Onmbte, Relatlvea and friends, and nil organisations of which he was a mem ).er. are Invited to attend funeral aervlcea, Thura.. 2 P. M.. at hla late realdence. 204 W. Providence road, Aldan Pa. Int. pri vate. Remains may bo viewed Wed., 7 to 0 P. M. CHLLESP1E Mept, 4. of 0042 Chestnut St., JOSHUA MARTIN CHLLESPIE, In his "1st year. Relatives and friends, also Cam den Lodge. No 1.1 F, and A M.i Slloam Chapter, No, 10, Cyrene Commandery, No, 7. K. T.; Excelsior Consistory. S P. It. S.. 32d Degree Lu Lu Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S,. are Invited to funeral services, Wed . 2 P. M.. at fnneral parlors of J. Harry Hlroud. Jr. BII3'N. 03d at. Int. private. Remnlns mav i,e viewed Tl, eve, OOIII.E. Of 40th and Florem-e ave.. on Sept. B. 1021. LORENZO TANNER, hua band nf Edna Russell Untile, of the Lake wood Engineering Co of Cleveland. O. Serv ices and Interment at Oswego. N. Y. aRVHIIEHOKIt Sept. 4, m. Freehold. N. J.. CATHERINE ttldf.w of Jihn F Or.,s berrer (nfe ilueller) In her 71 xt vwi. Reia tlei and friends, nlso menb.rs nf Altnr aon-ln-law, Henry II. Egolliamp. 714 JiV. Olcnwood nve. Reiiulom masa St. lloni tentura'a Church 0 A. M Int. Holy Re deemer Cem. GREENE.--MARTHA MII'PI .IN GREENE, wife jf the late Stephen Oreene, !n the I'Oth yar of her ngc. Entered Intn life eternil Sept n, it A'lanllc Cltv, N. J. Funaral services at 270 W. Tulpehocken si., Oermnnt-iwn, Thurs., 8th Inst., at i P. M. Int. private . . HAI.TI.V. Sett. 4, MARY, wlfo nf thi lato James Haltln. Rolntlvea nnd frlendi arc Invited to attend funernl, Thura., R'30 A. M., Into realdeiir. 2011 Cedar St. Solema reoulem mass at St. Ann's Church 10 A. M Int. New Cathedral Cem. HELLWIO. Suddenly Sipt. 5, 1021 AL IlERT, husband of Kntherlne Hellwlg.,aged 72 Relntlves and friends, also HeYman Lodge, No, 123. F and A. M . Kensington R A. Chapter. No 233. St John Com mandery. No 4, K. T . PhUiidelphln Turn gtmelnde! Directors of Integrity Trust Co.: rmploes of Steel. Heddle Mf. Co., and all other societies of which he was a member. Invited to funeral, Sat , 2 P '.. 1st- resi dence. Hill N 33d st lnt Weat Laurel Hill Cem. KEYSER -Sept .1. CATHERINE 11 , widow of late Harry Keyser Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend fu neral services, Thura1 , 2 I M.. from resi dence of her son-ln-lnw John Haldl Crtim Mnne Delaware County. Pa Frlendi may cat! Wed eve Int. private. KNIPE Sept. 0. formerly of 2146 N, Darten it., EMILY," widow of Howard Knliw. Nn I lie later. fc, Overcomes Man Frland Near Death Attempting Reeoue .. n l dead nrtd o fcllow-workcr I.TECONTIS. S'Pt. 4, IttlEH A., Wife, Leo t.econtr nnd dntishter of John and R Kelly and r.leca nf Rev, John MorMaV Gortahork, Ireland, and cousin of J Joseph ..Patrick Murray. O. . . . '. ,rj,,(i to rescue him out of n thirty L manhole, Is in tho Mlsericordln IN MXMORIAM MmINTIRB.-MAJVTHA II. In sad bul loytnir remembrance of my own dear alntr. but not Jorgotton. HISTEH SARA. Invited to funerals, Thurs,, 7:80 A, M. fn narenta' residence. 1840 W. Thomhson Solemn renulem mass at Church of tha Oai H a. m. ini. Lrainearai uem. ,n nf's-ns escaping from a newer SSUwre clnnln in Drcxel llll, lloner Dorby Township. V h dead man was Frank Magrnma, iureA by the Department of Pub- ffVorks of the towiwhln. Magrama l the lid from a manhole at Mar- !L.' read and Market street, Drexcl Mill and started to lower himself Into . Jnle He was overcome by the sewer and felt thirty feet into the ncccu- inlated water nt the bottom. "vrink (Sanlla, n workman in the -.M and a friend of SlnRramn's, in- Sled on being lowered Into the gn- Slid manhole in nn effort to save his .iid He had been lowered ten feet -Jim 'he. too, was overcome. He was Sen to the Mlscrlcordia Hospital, I.OMMATZ8CH. At Crockett. Calif., aiaf- dcnlv, Aug. 2d. 1021, OUSTAVE IXJat MATZBCH. formerly amplnvo of Harrlan Sugar Refining Co, ngil on. Relatives m Irlends, alsc General Stauben Lodri, r. f78. I. O, O. F , and Pnltadslphla ! ment are Invited to attend funeral nrvteo. Thura, l'3o P M nt tha funernl homa of John C. Kl:nmrle t Sons. 2127-27 N, ITftial st. lnt prlvnte, Northwood. Vlwtn Wed,. 8 tr 10 P. M. Continued on Next Paare eatfjs AHErtN. 8ept, 4, 1021, EDWARD J.. hubn.l of Kllxabeth A. Ahem (nee McCori pick). Relatives and friends, alto Holy mI!i;f?c,'.tyo)fBtA.A,!lha'" Church and tK010!..0' P ? ?" 68,h ""a CMIowhlll ToWi ?'3n A..M.. from hie lair resii once. ?.?i.TS!noSnl .5V?- 2Um.n .hlh mat. ot rst?UD.mnl.B',,Cmha ' ChUr" 10 A Ml lntl ltAK'U'E.T.Sutl3''nls, ,B. a. EDWARD ALIIIjB, ltelstlvcs and friends, Franclarllla V.1UIK ' ' ,P1- J- A'i "ollca lcr of ll11!. DJ1, Jpvlto' funeral services, Thurs., 2 l. II.. ohfi N. 23th at. Int. private, lie- Ifl Ainu mnV It vl our art Wl u 3 ttNDKRTMtjrn o.P.A.?.8Jir:nv. On. Sept. fl, 1021. MARY ClIAIN.'dauiihtar of the. lute Henry and Marv ROAD Ak Socloty, nre minted to attend Cuneral, Thura., 7:30 A M. fram residence of her I DIAMOND ... nnnnicr, orrvico ana inifrmem Bl con vonlence of family on Thursday, 1w&BE&:Msm2sffi: wm::mm'$m 'TlBPI Sll r i ifi IT-'--A J.si t It' '" "Qa-flUYLERSl SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Co the Members of the Senior Clnsscs of the Pennsylvania Iligh Schools: As you near tho end of your high school course you aro considerlnr? Jrfth all tho seriousness demanded of such an importnnt matter just what is the best uso you can make of the years that He immediately before vou Undoubtedly you arc aware of the importance of further traininp; beyond that which tho best high school can give. Vi MnM. .nllarTna nf Viltrh nfnTlrllnre ntirl fnTiiitofUn In. v.i. nM.l m.v..m nnj nonl. mmmmm vnnllnr, n tnMnem whinYt ftfrprfl net-tain SOClal OT art; lliuiijr .viiv,vu w (, M.,u...b ui.u h.jiuvu,iuii .i i.iii aim nuii;ii, uuu vui.it jicisuu nwniut, .v..vj,- i....w.. w.. - Tnere pi iMllMlllllllfll educational advantages will bo nblo to obtain these in one of these schools. I therefore urge you to enter college on the completion of yoar high school course, Jf possible. The schools of the Commonwealth are in need of largo numbers of college-trained people, and the demand for teachers of this broad craming will increase as tho years go by. THOMAS E. FINEGAN, Supt. of Public Instruction of Pennsylvania. lllMIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIUiiiiaiiiiMlin An Old School With Modern Ideas Jhe and New Equipment Stevens jfB msihs': MMssm CjX aTtOtSaV t .a V JlOTtKVlV SIP &ermaiitbwu Pftiticii1vniisa - VMsaasaia viuiuwm -- bCHOOL A DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Founded 1868 Kindergarten and Elementary School College Preparatory and General Courses Junior and Senior High Schools For Boys Through the First Grade Corps of Experienced Teachers, College and Professionally Trained The School aims to secure whole-hearted purposing and planning on the part of the pupil herself, and to enable each girl to work out in relation to others the purposes she forms. By discovering each girl's needs, interests and powers, the Stevens School supplies the particular environment, social, mental and physical, which will induce truly educative activities on her part. Under these conditions a girl becomes eager to learn; the knowledge gained is assimilated by use ; and the attitudes most essential to worth-while living, such as self-control, initiative, power of independent thought, ability to form judgments and to make fine discriminations, whole some love of work, and the sharing of activity for the general good, are acquired. In other words, education at the Stevens School is life, instead of a preparation for life fifteen or twenty years hence. The School is easily accessible from all parts of Philadelphia and its suburbs. If you desire the best education for, your daughter, enter her as a pupil in the Stevens School. 'The enrollment is limited. v llrll Thnnr: (icrmantoun 02(15 For information address the principal, MISS KATHARINE M. DENWORTH 221 Weat Chelten Avenue, Germantown, Philadelphia llrll I'hnns: (ifirmiintoitn 0203 wrmw-.V i,ff4''('v ,T'l, t ' ," ' J ,;' ''I ' '5. -:w hlVr'tr: " -", i cm, . a. s.' && v ' ' ',' m, ,, - w ':r :Msi,:::K', -v-m HrrjP,V?. iTtti3HT?K ' j I Ky.t f?S? & 'Ai jVnPaBBBpBVKtiBBBr 4L i Clinton Hall, Recitation Building Blair Academy Tho BLAin spirit Ik an inspiration to the real hoy to profit by the ndvuntnBOS of tho liberal endowment, tho thorough equip ment. Imposing; buildings and tho beautiful locution In the hill country. Tlo boys-Join with tho Headmaster and Faculty In maintain ing tho high standard of i-cholarshtp and morality, true democracy, personal responsibility nnd manliness. A fine school spirit prevails. Keen rivalry in sports. Your boy will learn self-reliance nnd Initiative at Blair. Lower School for boys eleven to fourteen years of ago. SEND FOR LATH CATALOGUE JOHN C. SHARPE, LL. D. Headmaster HOX I. III.AIKSTOWN, N. .1. 2 Swarthmore "Prep" This well-known boarding and day school for boys is only twenty-five minutes from Broad St. Station on tho ,Penn sylvania. Auto service for day students to Chester and Ridley Park. One instructor for every twelve boys. Graduates passed this year's College Board Examinations with honor. All athletic teams football coaches are University Stars. Terms Moderate. Rates Recently Reduced A Few Vacancies Telephone Swarthmore 96 For information address W. P. TOMLINSON, M. A. Box 26, Swarthmore, Pa. THE STEVENS SCHOOL GERMANTOWN FOUNDED 1808 An old school with a new spirit and new equipment. MODEItN DAY SCHOOL , Foil C.IKI.8 1 for boys tfirough the first Krada. Kindergarten, elementary school. Junior and senior high schools. Collezo preparatory and general courses. Corps of experienced teachers, college and professionally trained Progressive methods' Socialized recitations; supervised study; atten tion to individual difference ; wholehearted, purposeful activity. Educational motion picturoo. Attention to character development Athletics. Enrollment limited "'' for Information nddress tho principal, MISS KATHAKINK M. DKNWOllTH, 221 West Chelten Avenue, Germantown, Philadelphia Hell l'lione: Oermnntawn 205. loiinrMfii nnd Hois Dotli Sexes Derrick Business School 1514 Pine St., Philadelphia (DERRICK BUILDING) Specializes in Colored Students Stenography in 30 Days Bookkeeping in 30 Days m f3! IS? 5 El xtL 'ar' 'Hiii'" iii urn1 -1111111111 DAY SCHOOL Every dir (except Sat.) 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. No.l. NIGHT SCHOOL Mon., Wed & Fri. Evgi. 7 P. M. o 9 P.M. Complete Course in Shorthand and Typewriting No. 2. Complete Course in Touch Type writing No. 3. Complete Course in Bookkeeping IIOIIMITOUIKS l'Oll YOUNO WOSIIIS Elective Course by Specinl Arrangement MODERATE RATES Miss Minnibollc J. Derrick, founder nnd mnnntrer of this School, was educated at Oberlin College and nfterwnrd studied at Columbia University and taught at Wil berforco University. Miss Derrick has received ninny letters of congratulation from business firms throughout tho country, who have sent their clerks and stenographers to the School to take the courso of study; in many cases tho tuition wns paid by the During tho four years of the School's existence 1G00 pupils have been gradu ated. Tho Y. M. C. A. has placed scholarships in the School. During tho war the School was made a training school for clerks and stenographers for the United States Army. The people of Philadelphia and especially thoso-interested in tho uplift of worthy young people arc invited to visit the school. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 6TH ENROLL. NOW For particulars address Derrick Business School, 1514 Pine Street, Philadelphia PIIBIIIIIIMIIII!! ii H ? Devereux Schools ACERW00D Tutoring School for Boys A splendidly equipped coun try school for boys over eight who nre normal in social activities but rcquiio special attention in studies. Industrial Arts, farming and other vocational training for older pupils. Malo counselor. Constant supervision over athletics and recreation. Rest physicnl care. Health ful outdoor life. Enrollment 30. Fn'l term begins Scptcm-bf-r 15th. For Appointment and Booklet MISS HELENA T. DEVEREUX lliu V llfinn, 1'n. DEVEREUX Tutoring School for Girls A well-equipped school and a beautiful country home for girls over eight who are nor mal in social life but require specinl attention in studies. Music, Carefully super vised athletics and recrea tion. Industrial Arts. Do mestic Science for older girls. Excellent physical care. Healthful outdoor life 35 acres of lawn nnd woodland. 16 miles from Philadelphia. Fall term begins Septem ber 15th. Enrollment 35. Tor Appointment ourf Rooklet aitilrrKn t MISS HELENA T. DEVEREUX ll V Ili-nun, l'n. Model Schools In connection with the TVnchers' Col lege Temple University hns n ciirefully Krnflecl Model School, where the chl'flien without undue proRnurc can over the work of the grades In one year less than In the pulillc schools. The number admitted to a clnss Is limited, maktiip It possible for each child to be treated as a sep'iratu Individual, his own peculiar needs belnp; carefully considered, Tho Model Schools coer the Brailes from the ItlndtrRarteti to the High School. Special teachers aro provided for hand work of all kinds, music, drawing and the languages. The physical train ing or tile child Is carcrully supervised by the Department of Physical lMuca-tlon. Write K-l llotli .pr FRIENDS' CENTRAL SCHOOL SYSTEM For Boyi and Girls Philadelphia, Pa. FOLK KI.K.MKNTAItV SCHOOLS Mill ltitrr .if. Mill 4 LnnriiMrr Are. I'th & (ilrnril Av. (irrrnr M. ul. School I.nnt Central School, 15th and Race St: Junior and senior hlirh achool. Including; col lexe preparatory ilepartnient Develops the constructive fiicnltleii throtmli physical nn moral culture. Htudent.-, tnunht the practical and nklllful ua of hands nn well as brains. Small claBHov fonntant pergonal contact with nn exceptionally nbl" faculty Line iilaj Kround, lomnnnlum. lunehroom. splendidly lighted and entllated classrooms. A tew ntudente may be admitted now Open to ol'ier clenotntnntinn Wrt for year book & rates. Charles Ilurtnn Wnlsli, Principal 1.1th and Kmp St.. IMilladrlphln. call or phone today for f'.it.ilog I'hoiio: Diamond 03)11 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY llroiiil St. Iirlou llerkH Philadelphia uiiii! SJinmum iiitim -juiiu The Pennsylvania fiVDuseum and Broad and Pine Streets, Philadelphia MUSEUM Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park SCHOOL Broad and Pine Streets ART DEPARTMENT TEXTILE DEPARTMENT rtfrnni ?Ph,0l nrs thorough Instruction In all branches of Art with special no.. " '"uustriai Application lll.liCl PAlNTivn 'lKUNO iV'i'.'.Va'.V.l'.'.nN l -'vii.aiiu "yandEveninirClasse COSTUME nKHION fAIIKAKTltr WOOII M'OKKINO MKTAI, WniCIC TYI'OOUAI'IIV T.KYl'ISHI.NH TKXTII.K DEMON und MANl'FACTL'HB f'llKMINTRY KI'INNINd WEAVINO DVElMtl Saturday Classes for Teachers rv r"" Art and IfAwlatpultitn Iftrava a . 1 ...I. , , lnj.l,al u . " orpieuiucr ,i, i .t.n ,..v -.vU,.i una iuii iniormaiion rurnisnra injierson or oi mu. nvvij- io mo urci-trar, liroaa arm lino ourcrii. &CUcrJX "ni! Technical MhTarles for uim of atuUents and Members. r,,u UfENS SEPTEMBER 21st t iiiihiii.,, , MEADOWBROOK SCHOOL Country Day School for Boys MEADOWBROOK, PENNA. Primary School (noys Under 8), Lower School, Upper School A school that gives a boy a complete, elementary schooling and prepares for entrance, to any boarding school or college, without taking him away from hla homo and Its vital Influences during his Impressionable years. A school In which open-air training;, baseball, etc., humlwotlc, and Intellectual studv are combined with ChrlBtlttn example and precept to develop full manhood and elllclency. School grounds have 15 acres, high elevation. Located 3 miles north of Jenklntown Uendlnfr Railroad to Mendowbrook. Autobus service for nearby places. For prospectus, termB, ota, address the Head Master, REV. JOHN WHITE WALKEtt, M. A. Mendowbrook, Fn. t. nriiiuiiiinTui, WANAMAKER INSTITUTE of INDUSTRIES N, V. Corner 2.1cl and Wnlnut Streets Day Classen b.-gn September 8 Afternoon nnd efnlnir Keplomher IB All Cournes rompnre Prices Willi Other Pcltoola Dav Course From J32.nn to JtSS.nn 0 MnnllM' Aer.iEe. 3 B0 to S12.2S Per Month Afternoon Couret From S1S.0I) to S7.1.00 1 Month' TrrnKe S2.1S In $10.75 Per Month Evening Cimrhes, !"rom Vi 00 to S17.00 7 Month-.' Aierace, $1.70 to $.1.58 Per Jlonth hattirUii) CourKes, From $18,011 to Wi 1)0 0 .lonths' Aiernce. S'J.Ot) to $3.80 Per Month bae 12.00 to 110 00 pnylne In advance, or pay In four weeks. Tel. I.oc HMO. tor CataW or Fend Postal Strayer's Business College 807 Chestnut Street The lie.t ti. lining In shorthand typewrit ing. iKiokk.'erinn penmanship, arithme'le speinni? Krammtr tMiNlnee correHpondence nrcnnntlnB -.ilemanii".ilp and lalculatins machine np.r.tt!ri New classe. Htartlni; no. n nn I nicht Positions KUaranteed What w nu d '4 ike to leal n? I'h a1 (I3f4 THE FARNUM SCHOOL 1S07 Pine St. REOPENS ON .MONDAY. OCT. 3 (ilrl I.lttle Ilo Klnderxiirten Miss Rush and Miss Wilson PrlnrliinN THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY (FOUNDED nasi City Line And Berwick Road Overbrook If parer ts In (.eleotlmr a eehool for a bo rou'd hae eerMhlnu they desire. tiey Mould ask (1) A faculty consisting of men of at tainment In ttlelr rtepei'tlle nul)Jei.tH, (2 Good, nholesome companionship among: the boy, (.1) Attractive surround, ns a library Knd literature, maejzln.-s. etc.; (4) Easy and abundant opportunity for outdoor exer els In the cruntry. fi) A school old enough to hae traditions a school under church influence, one with n Htronjr moral und rellK loiiM atmosphere unobtrusive, but none the lei real and definite Parents will find iuci n school for their bos In the Kplcopa Academ. The Headmaster will he at the Arademy on and after September 1 The School wl'l open pcpipmnpr - t A COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL ' Prep.iratlon for nil ClleBea and Sctentlflo ' School!. Apply for Inform. tlon. Greville Haslam Headmaiter i The William Penn Charter School I rso. 8 bvuthlStli street. Phllndilphl. ' Founded Jfigo I The academic year 1021-22 beclrn TudaT , Peptember 20. 1921, and the Prospectus may ' be obtained on application. Bulldlnxi will ba i I open for Inspection and for class.flcatlon of pun's September 8. Rlrhard M, Oummerr. Ph.d. Headmaster I I GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL ?,er foSr' eare.tA ' -"": paratory boys Stanley H. Yarnaii p;in,in.i Voiinif Women anil fllrls Course for Dental Hygienists A new profession for women, legalized by the State Legislature. One col- a? 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 UNIVERSITY IKtIi anil Itiittonminil strreta Phlla.. Pa. JBANJCS Day School WFG-HT m Stbo1 SCHOOL phiiideirhi, FRENCH rrsatlon, reading and Inst taiisht coriertly ranldlv hv nlninle nterestlnir n 'tl One iveklv lesaon of ono hour in. I u b 'f i , mall dav and eve nine i 'mh N'i. m me Sopt 2d nnroll now Ueorges Uregoire bchool 1"? "'''" ( i" I'i'u. :it s, nth m Philadelphia Turngemeinde School reopens Sept. 7 Oymuastles, fiitlin. mine mill (ierm.in. nooklrt an reauret. rnroll nun. llroiil t. nnd Colnmlila Are. ZECKWER-HAHN PHILA. MUSICAL ACADEMY hWAKTII.MOKi: PKKPAKAfoilY SCHOOL" ....j-w.. .11. , CIIK.STNL-T HIM.. TA. Chestnut Hill Academy St. .Marlins. Chestnut 1IIII. rn. An Idea'ly located country boardlnc and d school for boys. Especially low rates for five day boarders Reopens September 7 CAlaloiruei, on r-pii. itton " J. I.. PATTI-IISOV Headmaster MKICCr.RMIt'Kft. PA. hM. j The Mercersburg Academy run uuia ftiercersburjr, P Send fie estalnue to WAI MANN IUYIVK. Ph. n.. I.t, D. ITendm,f " TlnT ltO Mnm rbool I'm l'i m .i m 'i 1(117 Sprnre Street i i. ii nm, Send The Cowles School OAK LANE Founded 1896 Reorganized 1919 An O'd School with a new name, new conditions and new standards, A board. Inc and day school for Blrls from Klmlenrarten to Callove. Little boyg aqsepted In primary classes of day tchool. HtroiiK faculty of Colleue.tralned women with success ful esperlenco Individual attention, Supervised afternoon study periods. Puplla of the school received hlKhrst ratlnva In examinations Riven by the College Entrance Kxnmlnatlon Hoard In 1020 and 1021. Special attention Jtlven to girls preparing for Colleco Examinations, lleautlful (rounds containing- six acres, xlvlnir ample opportunity for hockey, basket ball und tennis Physical training. Opposite Oak I-ane Station. Three hlocka east of York Iload on City Lino, llus serilce. for Information telephone Oak Lano 102U, EMMA MILTON COWLES, A. B Head of School T TEACHER TRAINING Iradiia'ea of our Teacher Tra n uib t'ourees are e'lKtble to tear onuncrrin! Hubjecta In iiubllt and private sc hool l)u School openi Sept. (1 Mitht vhool oiiens Sept. 10 It r ',r T,"th venr book PEIRCE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINKTEAnON I'lne strert West of llrond Thf ichool you have nltcais knoii n HOW DO VOC spr,NI YOl'll KVUMNfj. Take ono of our l'.venlnu Courses llook keeplntr. Monostrunhi or Stireijrlai n0 th.it you can securo a better puln position, uur 'oursos aro exceptionally thoroush and nt yi u for anv poHitlon of responsibility. Enroll any time PIIII.A. Ill SI.MjSS rOI.I.RCK and nllee nf Commerre 1017 flii-etniit St.. Philadelphia Friends' Select School Jj- The rnrkwaj. Chrrry nml leih Rlli.r " All crudes between Kindergarten ut,. ri. Ime. Stands for th 'ruuiih wuik and a'l-round Christum ehnrai t" Helna Nmih Month 10th. Now opon for Infection ami enroll, ment Waller W Hittlhind. Prlnrlpul. PKNV.irnc.. p .Miss Illman's School for Klntlerinrtnera Sr n 0.allu'U, Co"f-. Primary meth ods Practice Kindergartens. Home-IIka students residence For particulars, address A T. II.I.M.VN. Principal rtox 1.. SB0O Walnut St.. Philadelphia. r . rnii.Anni.rniA sciioor OF DEMON FOB WOMEN llroad A Master Hts. n.s-rii i me An, .New Claiata n Clardsn Architectural Deelicn. Mural Decoration. IIbm Suiu flP,lk Slinil fn. ,!!,- l ... Phlla.. Ta College prep. & secretarial our ei Athletic Write Dept L, MISS s JANET SAYWAnn. Principal. PennsyUanla Overbrook. ntlSKMflNT PA. HOLY C1IIMI COM.riftf! Por i-oumr women, under direction of th Sliers of the Socleti of the Holy Child Jesus Bachelor of arts course, music, art Pe.iutlful bulldtntts and forty-acre campus on Main Line Tor details nddress th Dan. Pot 2a D Row, mnnt Penna. MIAItOV HIM.. rKKKlOMI N M IIOOI. mil HOYS Mllli t'ri' in l(ij i .. s 'i',rahipi Not (Oncluct .1 f-.r io li' 1 I i i'ea Cittal.iKue i,"v i ". iiiii.i.r,. I, i, . iTinclnal lto IP PrnllNlHiri;. Pn, WKNONAn V Till", CADK.MY OK TIIK HOLY CIIILU A twardlna and day school for Blrls. 37th ear Conducted by the Slaters of the Social of the Holy Oilld Jesus General and co'laxe preparatory courses, music, art. domestic. eclenre Hates SnOO. Addresa th Mother Superior Dox 2S D Sharon HIII Penna. Moilrrn hiislnesh N n arlcnre. (Jet n rlrntlflo Ii'ih no tr ilnltu;, UNIVERSITY of PA. EVENING SCHOOL ina lisun Hill I'll. s It r 1(10, stu. 2.10 U $5 a MonthPBV rMinmm.h Shorthand Tipewrltlnsr H.iokkeei.ini? Secre. I larlal and I.uslnes Admlnlstrsrl-in by d. riilly tniln-rt te idler I'AI.MEK nUSS Nr.S'l SCrtiVH, Id S Tenth "T.'et. en llfc I llll, ll()I.MS st lltllll.. r.'OI limit St. lll open f 'r lis tnent -second i,n Sept. .'J 1021 A rtav sr on' for iMr'a and fmall hova T-f 17 HKT1T W ItlMH-V ll.,l,U,r... ' hie pitot.iirsx ciiooi . mo isth st" Piil.lie Si io.i ''irrliiium "hurt Huiiri snmll clni," PT detalln n rite MISH PKt.l.l ' 117 11 N .Till S P, LEARN LANGUAGES tfK BERUTZ SCHOOL 'lSIl CIIKSTNUT STIIKCT ItriU'CKD SI MMKH IIATUS TO 1 1 II Tl I'IM.. MACHINE CAl.t t l..TI(J Si ini eientnrt course. The Taylor School "J10 V"" st. ; I hone M'jilnut 8.M ITtENCII and i M i irntlca lessirra" r7s7 cbiss ptofifsor ba' few oih nlnv i rlv.iti or i.mall class. unorfchlp 222n pinn , KOSl.N. PA. HPKINO (IAH1II..N INHT1TUTI5 llroad mid Spriutr (lurilrn Sts., l'biln. Day and Nlelu Clasfea Art Electricity. Mechanics and Auto, Opens September 10 Maher Prep. & Tutorlnic School, Summer course Col ft Hlali Sch Mr I In S 3th at 1'hlla. School of Office Training Enter now and le ready In Sn days llest positions forOUROHADUATES In Ht.no,,. ranhv nr Hook'plng Iidr Tilda:., 8t B. IB school rou exceptional ciiii.nni's' Every focllltv In a beautiful suhurba'n iioiiui foi th.' edu. atlnn of children unab a to alt.nd publlo or prlvite achools Domeatle Sciince It mll.-a f"itn Phlla Pooklet. MOI.I.1K WOODS, Prlnrlpal llox 171 ltolin. Pn, ASIIIH KM! IM Mass. Cushinc Academv co-jsuucaTioa"" . . iraauata accepted by all colleees. The lest at mod. trate cost. Address H S. CtiowRtt ..M PhD Pi'nclnal Aahhiirnham Yfaaa Wenonah Military Academy Healthfully situated In a realdantlal town A faculty eecrnd only to that of West Point In ,'niclency Ac.demle rourse. 5,30 for the echool year Seo arato Juninr Depa'tment fdSO for achool iesr Cata'orr and view hook Hot ill llll. CIIAIU.r.s II. 1.0IIENCE Pre MAJOlt CI.IYTON A. 8NYDEK. h -pt. Ml SICI HYPERION INSTIU'CTION vi.iiii . -- fir 1-14 I'l., SCHIIOI, OF MI'SIO ctp. lla hnnt llll, Vm..I rcan Kmnklln K Cresson, it i .V r. Penn St . Gtn LEEFSON HILLE rV7rM'TOI'v Pllll.H school Ml mc SIPKHVISKD ' IMI-Jd Clir.sTNCT ST.. PIIII.A. KEOPEVs SEPTKMIIKK I0TII MAsIIIM.TON n p GUNSTON HALL' A Select Wsihinrton School for Cirli HlRhcst it.nilaril. in general collide pnp.irntorv anil jrrnduatc courses AH forms of ntlilotl.'v m i,t trained super vision. Vor caMl.ii; ird views ntiarcas- MRS. BEVERLEY R. MASON 1907 Tlorlda Avenue, Wnihlnton, D. C Young 11 omen and dlrla i.rnry.. pa. I.TN'tirV till I .irmvti... A clrls' sih...i rlnce 1740 Vlcad'emlc roller. Preparatorv & Silal Coursea Separate Jr .n,,,,t-.. 'Vmnasium. Secretarial Catalnc Ue P Wtemt'L r,'L ""1.103. I.ltltz P i " IlKVllV I'V " 'muiir Mn and J'oja l.ANCASTKK, PA. ritANKI.lN AND MI(SIII.I, ACADKMY Prepare boa for all Collrir und Trrhnleal Scboula. Moderate terms, t iltuloitup. Addrei. K. M lll(TMN ITInrliV.il U"r,M llnx 4 IH. I. line later Pn . iii:.M)i;uso iLLic n c. nine nunc ninnui icr no a Select, Acrred lid si uii.li fur tan ' .is u,t uiiur i Idea ly located In delightful healthful cli mate, homu.llko. reflnlna Intluenc k....V. camp & rerular session provide all.yr. horn L I ehool. Sajalonal fee. fBSO. H,.,.!. .l dressi Nartb Carolina, lUndersonrUlc, Bex t, DLVON MANOR Phila,a'nc"""' p',",'"' " " ,0 mllc "n ,1KS. I.VMIDON' jAMlINPrmcpa. JitHL1 ! I EH.KM . V A BISH0PTH0RPE MANOR . Ilux 3Ti, IIISTIII IlIIIJM 1A Offers exceptional opportunity 'to a l'lmli,i number of Klrla In thrlr PrepaFation f'r col en or for aoclal or business life speia' two-sear nnlshltiB course for High School crodudtes Iiepllonal udvnntoceB in Music Art. HuUKeholVl Arts and Sciences Arts Imi Crafts Kpiealon ond Secretarial work Junior Department HlKh healthful location on the aloiw nl fie I. eh lib Mountains. 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