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letters to the Editor
Philadelphia Critics and'Tranalt
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..! fMi(r 0 h Bucitlno PtibHo Lcdoen
'" ".i . correspondent wrote you
uron the fact that while trav
a our city
n. "slo
Httrrw ": ,,,i. that eon
f?! r to. Unhapplllr. we have.
? .,;. our city he hoard Philadelphia
jlUUT "- . . ".low" town. Tho corre-
that eome explana-
.n"'r V.. him.
'! ' " u. .ml our fallings.
'M?. .11 ,h. factor that go to make up
"... nil the factor tnni go IU nnu uj
Slaved municipality of tho .amo cla.e
...,M lr
assaVh-r
of. .uKr as the Lbdobb as a newspaper,
'.til t"Mr " . repudiate euch a. ver-
..illfl IIIUIB""""' - ... . .
cut" . . . nliliirA tho baaa inain-
She worked beforn marriage How ahc
cannot do ho,- own washing, which la per
fectly O. K but she would keep a dirty
houie (three room and bath) If X didn't
complain. Something always hurta her,
-'. .t.il It Is too true. For Inatanro:
DOt, ''". . .,. mm. when th.
?"'u rVaulrementi of tho community were
l'M'' I, compared -with Ita present and
p "-,.. ihero wcro nnca oi sireei cars aim -.- . ...
future neeaa, ,ne.r " , '" ,.. Vln. Cal. J Btlll, ahe has a very hen thy appearanoe.
52 "!!n.l,Ta.rmounnt Menue.' To..0"' ? "" h.,r patcrta for two
10 .i'.r. Ii but one lino (No. 43) croanlng
'1T.J .treet iKJtween Arch street (100 North)
"'S'nirrd avenue (1200 North).
?. backward like a crab.
?. Bbvloui to the most unprejudiced that
""'" " . . Jl. Ik. l..ffl- ...
"L.'k.i.lneBB l alack, with any degree of
"JKuiTw or even common decency. How.
JS? I It eolnif to handle (he Seaaut-Cei.
a ff the Jlayor and Council cannot
f.i the P. . T. to comply with lta
'J".?., and fuinit Its funotlona a a publlo
1.1. utility, who, then, Is tho real boas
il1 tnlinT M. SULLIVAN.
-iVdSpW-. September 14, 10.
net Rid of Trouble-Makers
m, tU KdKor of the Evening PuWo Ltdaer:
. eifn your cartoon In this evening's pa-
tfj Klan" being kicked out by "True
Wleanlam." l " Bnd RPPredated by
ff1 .."ell aa all true Americana.
i fw more cartoona would also be ap
jTnfiJte ihowliut tho hyphenates, no mat
f""'...!' Lwrh country they hall, bolnc
wr, tDl" ""-
i Dcr .'.". v, , r ";;i.. ;k.
n fl A. ana xne u. , .. " "..
2V li in the A. E. F. and will nght again
" l"cerUlnl'y am becoming more disgusted
mrv day with the hyphenate, Tho cause
Jar this la being compelled to listen to the
..marks of these German end Irish eym-
Minims at my work every nay.
vmv Hon't they go back to thoaa lovely
Mantrls of theirs and stop their chinning
irsr hr7 No. they havon't got enough
mjh so should get tho samo treatment
-,'ydu depict In your cartoon.
Don't think I am a klansman, for I have
ai time 'or them or any other un-Amerlcnna
vhe are living and earning their bread and
kttir here in America..
I QCn 100 IMVH ..11,1 IBMUin UfUII HID
dtyi ns spent in France. What great
dirt iney ."mi iiiub iii Lmu ui men
tiMInt together as ono and every one of
,. tme-DIUS Allltriiniia. live (u.ii luni .miut
CDflt 01 DlffOiry UI1U iiuvor iiucdiiuhuih iviiciu-
er-Xf kiddles were Catholics, Jewa or
frotiitints.
ovl listen tho day of n united people
f it. United Slates and rid us forever of
thin trouble-maklnc hphenatcs.
'"ri' she thorn tho boot along with tho
i'lltn and rid ourselves of all the plagues
it.ence. " Wi
PttUa.delphla. September 14, 1021.
Unhappily Married
foils! Editor o the Evening Public Ledper:
i Sir I hae been married ten seara. We
lire haa any numoer or qunrrcis. we
bfs a girl nine months old. Tho principal
trouble Is my wife 1b bo very forgetful, but
ihi can remember, to date and word, any
time I say In the auarrellnc lino.
She takes deep interest In mining out my
butt before wo wero married. She picks
ltprhole family whenever sho gets near
thim. and keeps it up until a quarrel it-irts.
. Lettcra to the Editor hould. bo as
brier ana to" tno point' as -posslbl.
avoiding anything that would open
a denominational or sectarian dis
cussion. ,
No attention will be paid to anony
mous letters. Names and addresses
must bo signed an an evidence of
pood faith, although names will not
he printed If request Is made that
they be omitted.
, The publication of a, letter Is not
to be taken as nn Indorsement of Its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re
tumed unless accompanied by post
ngf, nor will manuscript be saved.
lr.cn til 8. Sho asked In hnv tho lima .
ttnded. I had a quarrel With her before sho
would return, She sneaks to the table
jind says Braes before I get there, or verv
low if 1 am present. Mo wero very pcor
when married. Slnco 1 have been very
wiecessful In business (a billiard room) and
bought her a Car. I havo her on the deed
for three housee. She never tklla me I havo
don well, and la very cold toward me. If
I kak her to wr.'te a business letter he will
either forget it or wrlto it ten days later,
but she meets the mall man on the second.
I havo never seen her with any ope els.
What can any reader advise me under such
circumstances? MYSTKHT.
Atlantlo City, N. J Sept. 11, 1021.
Intimidating Citizens
To the Editor o (ho Hvenho Publlo 'Ledger:
Sir OovernmontB should exist by and
with th9 consent of the noverned. When
that principle Is overridden It Is "autoc
racy." Any student of history knowa that
rutooracy has boen for ngo tho forerunner
of deterioration and mlsnnernment, result
ing In tho fall of those governments. Wit
ness condltlomi provalllnif In Hastern Eu
rope, nolo also the suffering of millions of
innocents Derause ot Bins nnil outr.ifrea com
muted By auiooratn and their agencies. Are
not 'anarchists, nihilists and extreme social
ists well named when roferrod to aa "Hods"?
Hut are they not tho effect rather than the
cnuseT '
Can any student of history paint on 'ho
walla of his Imagination tho picture thit
will roprraer.t a true condition hero if
autocracy Is iermlttort to contlnuo to gor-
manaixej Ann tnough. sir. Kdllor. you may
f scape the results, will your children and
grandchildren bo so fortunato? Would you
rot rather suffer than ccntrlbulo toward
creating a condition causing your own fliah
ard blood. In coining years, to surfer?
In last evening's papor do we not road of
e.n Incident In which a. girt was lined some
113 because aho cilled a policeman, ono
"Palmer." "a bum"? Do wa not all know
ty experlonco what a tirrorlstng thing it la
to corns into contact with cither a polli-o-mnn,
a magletrato or other court officer?
Tho writer personally stood on a oertaln
atrtet cornor 'n tho otmtral section of the
cliv a few days auo and because a nnwstcy
had dono eomothlng to arnum the pusslon
of the pollcnmnn stationed st that corner he,
tho policeman, want after the newsboy in
the farhlon of n rev-nous Hon and "as n
sheop before her shearers Is dumb, so he
(tho noweboy) opened not his mouth," but the
"all hlghoat" policeman rived and rave el
c"onoe .if no mean teripor. applying profanity
irofusely and vlthout stint.
Hut two Instances have been cltej. Thoy
nre almost as plentiful on the minutes of
tho tiay. Are the jiecplo who respect Ameri
can 'liberty, who love their country, who
honor Qod and righteousness, going1 to sub
mit to these condition Indefinitely? Remem
ber ths Jacobins? CITIZEN,
PhlHdelphlj, September 0. 1021.
Defends "Eleanor's" Men
To the lldltor ot the Evening Puollo Ledger:
Sir Eleanor I'rlee writes a pretty In
dictment of our acuo-s youths, even If
grudgingly admitted to be superficially true.
But lift your eyes, Eleanor, and see ths
old folks who brought them Into life sneak
ing over the distant hll.s ot their lives'
fading yours after having set them adrift
with little Intellectual or spiritual sign
posts. Perhaps, Eleanor, your parents gave you
all you needed to carve 'out a sill's way in
life, Goodness knows, most ot them don't
,nted to carvel it Is handed to, them on a
piatter, women, on tho wnoie, navo taken
mors advantage and derived more benefits
from their changed status than havo ths
men. They want all the advantages ac
cruing from their new freedom, while still
retaining tho old privileges of a sex bowed
and catered to.
If women had provided In the home the
moral and spiritual needs of men, there
wculd not have been developed In our mod
ern business world the cutthroat "do-or-be-dene"
code that Is bo prevalent. An able Pro
fessor of economlo eoclo'ogy some tlroe dgo
In this column advocated tho wording of
morrled women because of the mechanical
changes depriving them of neoded diversion
through work, but It Is only Intensifying
our squirrel-cage dlsxy paco of life.
Instead of ualng that leisure for the ame
lioration ot the old evils, they have entered
the- market place and been themselves taint
ed with 'he sickening breath of commercial
ism, nunlnees Is to them such a nlco llttto
contraption for turning; out finery and com
forts. My acquaintance with the sex. In
business and out, la neither shallow nor
narrow, tnd the soft glances of those who
nurr for favors and attendants quickly
disappear under the steelly glitter of calcu
lation when things do not come their way.
Whon It comes to business they do not
even rcapect tho old Btandby of "honor
among thieves."
A river rises never above Its soutce, bo
seek out the homes and parental Impedi
ments thnt stack in and divert tho course of
our once gayly rippling streams of life.
Eleanor, and blamn us not that wo make
no flood tide to carry your ships out to tho
golden sea, q. q,
Philadelphia, September 0, 1021..
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Questions Answered
Liberty Bell Dimensions
I'o the Editor ot the Evmlng Public Ledger:
"lr Kindly clvo me the answers to the
following: Hela-ht of Llborty Uell. diameter
t top and bottom, weltrht of bell, cost,
otc, and any other Information recardlns
the bell. 8. W. MOUTON.
Philadelphia. Seotembor B. 1021.
The Dell la twelve feet In circumference
n.wu.iu hid .... tiiiu Devqn lOOi BIX incnes il'vo lima, iiio uicu
around tho crown. It Is throe feot follow-1 Binning of the war,
In the lip to. ths crown, anfl two feet thrc
Inches over ths crowri. Th metal of lh
bell Is three Inches In the thickest part.
near ths lip. The length, of tho claoper Is
thtee feet two inonea. ana me weimi oi in
whole Is 2080 pounda. Ths orUInal bell
was cracked when It was nrsi runs- ana was
,... tne ih nrm of Wis h fltowe, which
received six pounds fourteen shilllncs and
flvs penes for n worK.
Tho Word "Folk"
To the Editor of the Evening ruollo Ledger:
Sir For tho benefit of several of your
readers will you kindly tell me about the
uao of the word "folk"t I often see It in
tho tisoers In Its plural use. Is It (rood
ussceT O. W. L.
Philadelphia. September 11, 1031.
The word has two forms of plural folk
ard folks. Either Is correct. Shakespeare
uses the word In this wlsel
"In winter's tedious nights alt by ths fire
With good folks and let them' tell thee
tales."
The Dlble uses the word tn Psalms, Ixvll,
4, thus: "Thou shalt Judee tho folk right
eeJsIy." In Mark, vl. 0. wo read! "He laid
Ills hands on a few slole folk and healed
them." Tho modern usage, however, is
folks.
States With Mothers' Pensions
To the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir Please state In your People's Forum
how many States have mothers' pensions.
W. L. C.
Philadelphia, September 11, 1021. ,
Forty States of ths Union have mothers'
pension laws, the first having been placed
on tho statut.s of Illinois In 1011,
Wages of Coal Miners
To the Editor of the Evening Jubllo Ledger:
Sir Has there been a reduction In tho
wares of coal miners this year?
, C. L. P.
Philadelphia. September 11. 1021.
Tho wage agreements between the miners
and operators in both the anthracite and
bituminous fields run for two years, and
the present agreements terminate March
81. 1022.
Germany's Former African Colonies
To the Editor of th Evening Publlo Ledger:
Sir What dependencies did Germany have
lr Africa before ths beginning ot the war
and lost through her nofeat?
H. L. HAINES.
Philadelphia, September 0, 1021.
At the bi-glnnlng of tho war Qsrman pro
tectorate nr colonies In Africa consisted of
Oermnn East Africa, Kamerun, Togo and
German Southwest Africa. Tho total area
of these colonies and of German New Guinea
was 1,140,000 squaro miles, or more than
five times tho area of Qermany at the be-
Whero Can Ho Find tt?
To the Editor of the Evening rubUo Ledger:
Sir Where can I find the followlngl ,"fle
low ths surface' stream, shallow and light, of
what wo say ws arsj below ths stream, a
light, of what wo think we nre, Ihere flows
with noiseless current, strong, obocuro and
deep, ths central stream of what ws aro
Indeed." JOHN T. DOMINICK.
Philadelphia, September 12, 1021.
Meat Food of the Chlneso
To the Editor of the Evening Publlo Ledger:
Sir What is the moat common meat food
with ths Chinese? B. A. O.
Philadelphia, September 14, 1021.
While cattle, hogs, sheep and fish pro
vide part of the meat diet in China, prob
ably the moat common of all food Is poul
try. Many varieties of chickens, ducks and
geeao are raised and eaten.
Can Reader Answer7
To the Editor of the Evening Publlo Ledger:
Sir Can any of ths readers of the Peo
ple's Forum tell me where I can get a book
called "Love Letters of a Literary Woman" J
IIELF.N WEBEH
pilladelphla, September 10, 1021.
Wants Third Verso
To the Editor of the Evening Pubtlo Ledger:
Sir Can you help mo find ths other verse
of the Inclosed doggcrelT It was In vogue
about fifty years ago:
"Yes, lr, I urn a Tankeo glrL
I cry in the name!
Tou spoke it In contemptuous scorn.
To ms it speak of fums.
rm proud of my nativity,
Now England's good nnd greatl
It's head and shouldors taller, sir,
Than your boasted Empire Stats.
"Let prejudice be set aside.
Give sneering to ths wind,
Bit down ahd look at actual facta,
Arid see whM ,you win nna.
Our mountains overtop your own,
Our lakes you will not spurnl
Although not quit a large as yours.
Wo find they suit our turn."
jane t. Monsa. irk
Philadelphia, September 13, 1021.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
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Poems and Songs Desired
Wants Weather Verses
To the Editor ot the Evening Publlo Ledge
Sir Pleaao find for me the rest of t
poem which was In one of my school reade'
when I was a girl. It started;
"January bilncs the snow.
Makes our feet and fingers glow;
February brings the rain.
Breaks tho winter's Icy chain."
F. F. T
Philadelphia, September 0, 1021.
Jf
"The Apple Bough"
To the Editor ot the Evening TuMlo Ledger:
Str Will you please publish tho verses,
or tell mo where I can find them, which
begin:
"The apple bough half hid the house,
Whero llvel a lonely widow:
Dehlnd it Btood the chestnut wood.
Before it spread tho meadow."
H. W. L.
Philadelphia, September a. 1021.
Can a reader supply them?
"A Touch of the Country '
In the Heart of the City"
A modern school, with over to centuries of ,'thy traditions, for
boys and Kir's from tho primary gradei up through tho httfi school.
College Preparatory nnil Orneral Courses.
Largo plnygrounds. Abundance of light and nlr,
Krophnsl nn hrond general culture and simple Chrlstlnn living,
with regard to the needs uml aptitudes of euch niipll.
Begins Ninth Month 10th. Cutulogue npon request.
FRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL
THE PARKWAY CHERRY AND 1GTII STS.
WALTER W. HAVILAND, Principal
The People's Forum will appear dally
tn the Evening Public ledger, and also
In the Hundnr Public Ledger. Letters
discussing timely topics will he printed,
as well ns reqnrated poems, and questions
of cenerol Interest will be anvuered.
MARTHA RAU
Martha Ilau. 4142 N r.th street, Is an
other of the many 17-x-ar-od ulria trained
by Htraycr'H Business Col oko who are earn
ing moro than J1000 00 a jonr.
Ptraycr's graduates reeelto higher sal
aries than others because they are more
expert.
It pays better to graduate at Strayer's
han nt any other Bu3lne-n School or High
School.
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Email classes. Constant porsonal contact with
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Ightod and enltlatpd classrooms. A few
students may be admitted i off Opim to otier
dennmlnatlo"" Welti, fo j-eor book & rates
Charles Burton Wnlnh. Principal
ISth and It ice Sts.. I'hllailrluhla.
Mian'
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distortions through exercise. And service their uppers arc especially tanned
to prevent scuffing and their so'.es give double wear. "Shoor - Treds" are
outgrown in the majority of cases not outworn. Fall prices as follows;
Sizes 6 to 8 Children's $4.25
Sizes 8 to 1 1 Children's 4.75
Sizes Hi to 2 Misses' 5.50
Sizes 11 to 2 Boys' 5.00
Sizes 2& to 6 Big Boys' 5.50
Sizes 2 to 7 Young Girls' 6.75
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Pictures.
Hnrollment limited.
For Information address, Prln
MISS KATHAIUNK M. nKMVORTII
1!21 W. fheltcii Are., (I'tn. riiilu.
Hell I'hone: (,inn intuvwi 20.1
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE of INDUSTRIES
X. W. Tomer 5Rd -"' TVnlnnt Streets
Opens September 15th
All Courses Coronnre Trices With Other
Schools
IJar Coursei From $32. V) fo 112(5 00
P Months' Average. $3 B0 to 512 25 Per Month
Afternoon Conrset From IB.0O to ".00
T Months' Avrrnrr f2.1S to $IO..S Per Month
Kvenlng Courses, l'rom Sl2 00 to 37.00
7 Months' Average, fl.70 to tS.ZH Per Monlh
.......n. .m... Vrnm gift. 00 tO 32.00
o Months' Average, 2.oo to $3.bo rer Month 1 19 morning, afternoon and evening
sessions. Highest grrado instruction
in all lines. Apply at onco for as
sistance in planning a course.
Write, phone or call today for
Catalog E-7.
Phone; Diamond 0C31
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Ilrond Rt. helow ISerks
Plilluilflphlu
Cave J2.00 to 110.00 raying In advance, or
pay in lour wseit.
Ixc. SHO. for Catalog or Son1 Postal
Evening Course in
Accounting Open Sept. 19
A ery deslrablo profession I,
un reaeonH
Its eilarles are attractive
It can bo learned thoroughly nn
.fi..iint v at thn T:enlnir C
at Pelrco School without In e f r
ing with our aauy worn.
IVrite for nth Year Book
PEK5CE SCHOOL
'business
of
ADMINISTEATION
Pine Street, tt'int of IlriiaU
Phllidelnhl.k
E
imnscsrss
THE FARNUM SCHOOL
1807 Pine St.
nF.OrKNH ON MONIJAV. OCT. 3
Girls Mttle nojt Kindergnrten
Miss Rush and Miss Wilson
prtnrlnnU
NEFF COLLEGE
IinVUI.Ol'S nl' tioners. as momnry
thinking, confldetn o etc. Ilemnes Feur
and Self-Comfiouneea. Improes Kn
I.rcsslon In Cementation, Urntory, Klo-t-utlnn,
riramatln Art, etc.
DAY. AIT. .1 KVK. Courses, claaa and
prlato Coii'-sed for Clulm DeKree
Diplomas, Children Sat. Morn Private
Interview Literature. Write, Call.
Phone Stiruee 3218
I Tin I lll'STM'T STUP.KT
The Geuting "Shoor-Tred" is also carried out in foot
wear for dress, dancing and gumnasium even in our
famous "Foot-lite" Ballet Slippers.
Children's School Socks & Stockings
Fine ribbed Cotton Stockings, extra spliced heel and toe and triple JC
knees. Black, white and tan; all sizes T'OC
Fine ribbed and English ribbed Mercerized Stockings, black, tan and I CA
white; aU sizes GUC
Children's heavy-weight Mercerized, broad-rib Socks, black and CQ
cordovan; sizes 8 to 10 OI C
Children's -length Mercerized Socks, in white, black, tan andCf
cordovan; sizes 6V2 to 10 OUC
Children's -length Mercerized and Silk-Mixed Socks; navy-and-CQ
black, brown-and-black, brown-and-gold, navy-and-green J OtC
Children's -length Wool Socks, all sizes. . . . $1.95
1230
Market St.
Shoes and
Stockings for
all the family
IThe 5
fo 1308
(pronouncedvtimc) Chestnut St.
5tor 0f Famous ShTTri Shoes and
oiucKings ror
all the family
1 9 SoUth 1 1 th St. (Quick Service Men's Shop)
Every Foot Professionally FittedThree Geuting Brothers Supervising
FRENCH
Conversation, reading and
wiltlnc tauiht correctly
and rapidly by simple.
Interesting method. One weekly lesion of
one hour nnd a half In small day and eve
ning rlasei heKlnnlnc Sepjt. 20 Enroll now
Georges Gregoire, Instructor
A Tf i ord of en eara teichlriff,
'"linnl 21K Mli'd'e i It Hlilg. 31 N Htll !t.
maki; kh k kvi:nin(.s piciii'iiaui.k
StenocnipherK an I Ho ikkonpera earn moro
than clerks. Pripare yourself for a sell
pajlnn: poeltlnn tiklnc one of our Kve
nlnic Couraes llnnkkeeiilnir and Accountancy,
n- "t.nocTapln and Sorrotarlal. Indlldual
S"V InHtrurtl n 'irnll any t'me
3J(a piiii.a m sim:s rni.i.ntiis
Msjj mid College of Commerce
HtF 1017 ( hr unit St . Philadelphia
Swarthmore Preparatory School
Prep&roi for crl s or Ufa worlc. Rend for
booklet, "A Man Mnklne Slioo ," and learn
the secret of our notable and continued suc
cess in tiatntne In vi Heparata Junior
Departmert for li in n 11
W. P. TOMIINsOX. 31. A.
Hoi .'() Nunrllininre, Pn.
JtjVMiS Dar School
fjrfz.&rT Mt sdooi
Tr zrLr f20owinutst.i
&CJtllfijlj rtiladclplu.
Pennsylvania Museum and School
of Industrial Art
Broad and Pino Streets, Phila.
Art Department Textile Department
Thorough work undor trained specialists
In all branches of industrial Art.
Claases In illustration. Interior Decora
tion. Pottery. Metal Work, l'urnlturs.
Textiles etc.
Day and nvetiln Claaies; Summer School.
School circulars contalnlns detail Infor
mation will bo sent on apnllfntlo .
f-chool opens September 'i neRlatratlon
Daya. S-ptnmber 14 to 21 lncluale.
HUClKlt ELLIOTT. Principal
$5 a Monthr
Phila. School of Office Training
Hnter now and l ready In 30 daya. Heat
poeltlone f i-ol'MOIlVD 'AILS In Stelliw
ranhv i.r H'.nk'nlnu- Tyxler Tl dc . 3 H III
Nlzht School.
Day Tuition. J15 a ilonth.
e orthand Tpwr!tlnir, HookkeeplnR. Secre
tarla' and Huslnea Admin etratlon by spe
cial y trained teachers PALMER BU3I-
nijss at-iiooi,. iu s. Tenth street
Philadelphia TurnBemeinde
Krliool reopens Sept. 7. OymnaHtles, Snrini
mine and Herman. IJookk-t on request.
Enroll nntv.
Ilrond 8t.
nnil ColnmMa Ave.
.-IIAIttl.N MM. I.
I'A.
llli: ACAD1IMV OP rilH IIOLX Cltll.U
A boardlnn and day schoui. for girls. S7tn
ear. Conducted by the a eters of the Societ
of the Holy Ould Jeaui General and co loit
preparatory courees music, art, domeaiia
ecience. Kates t',00. Addreaa the Mother
Buperlor. IIox 2f D Sharon II II, Penna.
Romtsinvr
HOLY CHILD COLLIDE
For younr women, under direction of the
rilirs of the Society of the Holy Child
.leeun Tlarhelnr of arts course, music, art.
i Deautlful building" and forty acre campus on
Main Line Tor details, nddreas ths Deao.
Hnr 2r. r TtnTnnnt rntia
Yotinc Men and Ho
Viittnu Alen nnil IIoh
UI'NON ll V. .1.
wi:mvii n. .1.
PlIILlt pi:kino
Caaioa for Men and Women,
Enroll now. Prhat' or clans Imrtrnctlon.
10th year. D A MIOCMAKXJl. Principal.
NATION VI. SCHOOI.
of r.lcHtitli.ii ami Oratory
iOli t'lirslnut .Street
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OAK USE Clll'MIIV DAY SCHOOL
A dlatlnctlely prai tKal g liool. Kinder
sarten to college, uien air rue ma, 30 acres
ot playgrounds and wood and ind Mdual at
tention, lius wer i I'liune 3relrne 807.
P. 31. rilOFI ll III Itlleuilmaater.
ZECKWER-HAHN PHfLX
MUSICAL ACADEMY
Main Hrlinol. 1017 Spruio Mrert
Puplla may enter any time. Send for
rroepectUH
v y5SS II d
kw&WW
Wenonah
MILITARY
ACADEMY
Whero character, manliness and honor are developed.
Wenonah ii an independent unit in your boy's 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 atudies for college preparation.
Special and buiiness courses.
Military system brings out all that is good nnd manly.
Separate junior department for boys of ten or over.
Academic course, seven hundred and fifty dollars for
the school year.
Junior department, six hundred and fifty for tho school
year.
Catalogue and View Booh Upon Requett
DR. CHARLES H. LORENCE, MAJOR C. A. SNYDER,
Pretident Superintendent
BOX 411. WENONAH, NEW JERSEY
MAM.ll'S, N. Y.
St. John's Military and Preparatory
School, ManliuS " m1, ' " from, Syracuse.
' Complete equip Well-
ordered ath ?M s BuMltn n piep c nirse Jun
ior Bchoul llih yr. Gen Wm Vtrbeck, Pres.,
Box J7n M i ma, s V
C1IK.STNVT HILL. PA.
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
9PHnm Opena Sept. 20. A few acan.
JVrflaWyl clea for earnest co'lege pre.
raratory hoy Stanley U Yarnall Prlni'lpal.
Miss Wharton's School
1710 PINE ST. HKOPI.'NS SPP1. 20TH
, filKIS AM) I.1TTI.K HOYS
Iteel'ter NOW for liilprlty of
Pu. etrnliiK clttsaes In Coiiiinerce
nnd riii.uirf.
UNIVERSITY of PA. EVENING SCHOOL
IUH I.oa-nii Hull I'll t qr lOOi stu 3j
Teachers Wanted bo8,?!?",1"1","''
positions, a'l kiadeit.
Includlns IIlEll Schoo1, all suhjecta now open
In Penna.. N J DM Md and NY
Modern Teachers' Bureau Vkt' ?
I ree Lnrnli't
11115 1IOI.11AN htllOOL. tSOi Walnut SL
fill nnn tn Ifa lii,nn..nn ,- .;.' f?
1U21 ... ...w--vv-u . ,, atvi. ..',
A day efiool for girls and small boys
KI.IZAIUCTH W IlltVI.P.V. Ile!itlmi.'r..
BritiNo ti.vitnr.N institutk
Ilrond and Sprinic tiiirUrn r)t , l'blla
Day nnd Nlaiit ClasHoa. Art, Rlectric'ltT
miwx.1 ....- .... ....... .-...rnr, ninpimjr IU
llrevnril Hcliool, 18U Ch;tnut St., Loc. 0980
Hipreiwlon, Pub apoaUIng Parlln'try Law
Maher Prep. & Tuto7Tng"T7hiioir"summr
coursei Col, A HWh Ht Jlr US S Slih st.
kohi.ynT ta7 " '
6c1iool poit kxcbitiunai. chiuiiikn
Every facility In a beautiful suburbia
home for the education ot children unable
to attend, pub.lo or rrlate schuola Doniestlo
Belencei 14 miles from Phlla. llooklet
MOLI.1K A. WOODS. Principal
Hoi 174. Kuslni. Pai.
AMUHUItMI.Vai. .MA.VH.
Cushing Academy SVuum""1
accepttd by all colleges. The beat at mad.
,.U.. Fb.D., PrinclpaL Ashburnhain, itass.
Chestnut Hill Academy
di, ainriius, ineatnut II III. Pa,
An Ideally ooated c. untr I mrrt)n,j and da
achool for boya. EapeelaHy low rates for
five-day boarders, rteopens September S7
Catalogue on nrpltcatton.
J. I.. PATTKIHOV Ifendmneter
Yiiting Women uml f)lrln
THE COWLKS St HOOL POIt OIKLS
From Ulnderuarteii thiouch High hehool,
Prepares for CoIIpkh eniranco examinations
Paculty of siperlcn ed women, tolleue
trained All nutd. o- si i ts (..vmnnstlc , aiid
athletics supervised b ateclal Instructor
I i tie pom atveptel in Primary "-lnaei
Tuition for day students, HIS to 1300
Luiiim Milton Conlm. V. 11.. Head of hchonl
tuU I.niie. Philadelphia, p" !,c"001'
".Miss lllmuii's hchonl tor Jilmj7rc.irtiirra '
Jr . 3r. . Graduate i nirtu Primary mlt'h
ods. Prartlce Klndemartenn Home like
students' "'Jen."-, Tor particulars, addres,
A r. ll.LMVN, Prlmliiiil
Vox L. SfidO Wiilmit St .Phrudelnhla, Pn.
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
City Line nnd Berwick Road
Overbrook
(FOVXDED nS)
COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Preparation for CnllsRs anl Scientific
Eihool. undor liea.thful and Inspiring- con
dltl ms In tlie euiiurbe.
Actesaible b thu Pennsylvania Itallroad
to uierbruolt or to IU a atatUns, by the
eleated road aiid the cars ruuninit north
on TiLM street, the Narbv'h llus. leaving tt8d
and Market streets. ps,its til Academy
etitrame
The Headmaster will be at tho Academy
on and after September 1. Upper Hchool
opens September Si the Mlddki uml Lower
bU.ools aeptember i:3. Circular en appiita.
Greville Haslam
Headmaster
. 5nJ8IC.I. l.NSTIll'CTION
I'IIII..M)1I.IMIIA SCHOOl
OI' IIUSION POIt WOMK.V
Ilrond H Muster Hla.
Peatgn Pine ii- N, , , ia,t, tri fjsrdn
Architectural Deslcn Mural Decnratlon
MisMiHril s Hchool for dlrls. tHerlirook
Phlla.. I V.Ki?,1"eae,.P';,'n ani1 e'ietarlai
couiaea Athlellca Writ Dnt I
MISS S JANKT aVY'WAHD Principal. !
Pennsylvania OverbronU
iiirnii.KiiicM. pa
BISH0PTH0RPE MANOR
iiox -7., in. nil i;hi:m pa
Offers exceptional opportunities to a limited
number of girl. In the,r preparation for
college or for social or IiuhIii-sh life Hiwcimi
to-year flnlshinir course for nigh Bcimi
graduates, Exceptional advantages In Music
Art. HoUKBhoid Arts and Bclen.es Arts and
Oralis Bxprcuslon and Secretarial woVit
Junior Department -.
High healthful location on the slnn. nf
rtie 1-ihtgh Mountains. Near New o?k
and Philadelphia. w Yor
New nrmnailum and tiled swlmmln pool.
R"'wV;Unt IT nklf ""'" AUdre.S Cl.Ud,
COMBS
CONSERVATORYMUSIC
IITtli Veur
A School of Individual
Instruction
Distinguished rrrulty and 00 Aaatttent
Teachers. All Linnclirs tuuglit fiorraal
Jralulng Courses for 'leathers with initruo.
tlon In a definite method In each oeurie.
together with practloal teaching experlenee,
Uormltortss for Women, Hsclproosl Seta.
tlooa with yolTeriltr of ranniylvnla. BU
Gcacloua liulldlugi Our ail-page lllus-
tratkd lk mailed free.
OILBEIIT HAYNOLDS COMnS. Dlrstttr.
ADMINI8THATIVE MUILDIWO '
1331 B0UT1I IlttOAD STREET
Iki.J I. IkV-xB III 4
Dlrwtor V .M t A .Schoo, nf Mutlo.
StudotitH prepared for provisional work as
-rganlsts, teachers and pianists. Instruction
given In PIANO. OIlUAN, HARMONY, "
Phone Locu' "S'Jli ftn 7HUI. or call
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