' i.s" - 'A v a n r1- - ( I i 14 E Vims& PUBLIC LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, WfcDKBSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1921' FNEGAN AFTER BEST Of SCHOOLS First Great Aim, He Says, Is te Give Children a Real s ' Education PRAISES VOCATIONAL PLAN Went Chester, TVc. 1 . Xenr'v '00 school tllrccters of Chester County at tended the nnnunl ni-etltis vpgtfnln.T In ttee Courthniif-e her of the ChcMPi County Scheel PlrlerM- Atvinti"n tlic nt winner b"ii'3 fuiun"v 'niS' bcciuiwe (Ureter" new an' rvaM SI fur Wltxf prcpsnt Tlu jiilt,i- nf 'li' ftftorneon vs'.n w.ifl SuncnnirndM ThninHS K. Klneesin "My ambition," iud lr Kinsan. "Is te develop an edtunt'nmi --weiii second te none in Americn, bin tli! -an .nly be done through your -n-eppralnin. The one girat aim is te rpi the Hulilren te whoel and then nv tlicm the best which can be afforded "They mut be fn-ecnt ever- iinv. but. the impeitnnt factor ! t' e la-' -Inc. We had .'000 teachers in t!ie State lut year who had only nn elementary education, nnd the pupils are out it !,! te better thnn that. The rural pupil" Jire a mii"h entitled te Reed instruc tion in these in the large cities, nnd jhey are Keing te set it if my depart ment can glre it te them, but our plans must be revolutionized te de t-e." Pralf-c was given the vocational sys tem, but Dr. Knu'san atd It would be fercd en no rural lemmunnv. If it is wanted, well and cod. btn if nut. Heed fdnsle M-hoeK wi'l net he ,i; i-ul. Hfi tailed the e. at lemil rli'nl nt Unienville. tM county, ihc medi I en" of America "It ia my aim,'" aid Dr. T'lnppin. "te make that school one wlikh will be Visited by instructors from every section of the country nnd copied." "' New Jersey was shown te be the only Btate which has Improved eduentien.nl natters te any extent In ten years, and that was credited te the fact that the State upends mere en the educational syetcra than does any ether State in the , Esst. Officers were e'ertrd n fellows- Or. S. C. SnmueKcr. me-ddent : Mil.er M. lieyd. RPcretnrv; I'Jenrse It. N'r.rrh. in-i tIc'c president, and William ('. An drews. Oxford, vice pres'dent in place of Dr. I. T. Ilreinerman : tieasurer. .!. "Walter Tcfferis. Te serve cu the Eic'ith-sra.le T.i- amlnatlnn Committee. Clyde Dencle r was re-elected for a term of two vears. An delegates te tlie State Scheel Pi- j rector' Association the convention ' elected Mrs. Florence TV. Cloud, of Knst Marlborough, nnd Mrs. Kiln 1 Sppn' man, of Newlm, and Harvey M C'v lncr, of I'hecnixvllle. and .Tehn K Thompson, Oiferd. a1 alternates THE DAILY NOVELETTE Sick Taken a Hand Hy A. W. I'KACH SO.MK expert at nimlew display hnd arraniced n number of dells of mixed Mir.et.'v in iimiirving nnd riHb-'j'miN sttii'id. s. Itrnxten had been tr, imitn? t them some time wliem lil eje enuiht n cmlv tendril of dnrl? hn'.r just ever the smooth cheek of the e1"I "enr nim who wis giggling lnle the Inching ! i Vike of her in tiff .lu( then she lifted her cray. laugh ing pt- te his ps she turned away from the window te depart. Her quick leek ;ndicnted recognition in the sen- thnt (ne feds when a stranger'si face re sembles a friend's. H0 leturncd the leek with the snmc thought, nnd with n hnr.j memory of n rasli resolve that lie had nlmw made, never te spend unnther lenuly (liristmnM in the city, but te pe nut and pik te tne fiiM girl he aw who seemed as le'i"'y as he. She iiniKCdf "Whv. I de nn lie'leve viu v. hi--"' her hesitation iticieased te h i of fear, but sin- went en "nie von Scott Itenxteu, w'ie livid In Cum Mansfield in Veiment? I "I am the same hap." he said.' einewliat eiserlv ns .ie heard the ral tu nui'li of h"r pleasant voice and encght Mie diffident note of doubt. "Well. I am Annabel Morns the little sir! you ucd te play with years ' pud yenn i;.e I wonder de you re ie'nbnr nie':'' lu quevtlerietl Miylj . lie li ijl "(1 "Mr memory of the ' laj i a 'rifle hary. but T tin re member a little midget of n girl bv Ihnt name: nnd once in n while T hear Indirectly of her: and 1 am certainly glad te sc? her trewti un: and 1 nm glad. tee. thnt she is right here . nnd --i'ici tunic-- I am n it going te let her' gtt nw.iv ftem me if I cm li"'i it New, jeii " t She l limed l.i 'he wniih'v iind the i'''.il.i.ig te nlfil (.line aj.il n ml. Ills vie-v . "Well, it tleCM seem lienesth joe I i -ii' vi'.i. I n'li le-t'lj ilene e -eept wli, ii'h enlj u tew dajs from Chi istma : ind it deex sci-m as it af if two people night, te be mixed up it. Christmas. Don't you fhink m'' I mean two te share the Christmas , spirit." "De I? I should My 1 did. 1 was just eing out te speak te the. I lirit lonely girl I met," he said with iseal. "Speak te me. then." lie leminded lim "1 v i '" l.e leek 11 the--e w'"- , .lows along the sdeer Seme of t.iese! i un-j fTii make i fuirylnrd behind n pan" of g'.T, without t feet of wpa'-'' , spare ' " Let's' xhe agreed. Thcv Hturfetl In en their trip thieiigh fnirylmd. They ailmlrcd, Inughtd and mused before the 'htlsttviis windows; they leinid they enjoyed the same windows He found th.i' 'hi i n ti tl nm under his juct . tned u fi' j he found. Us), that her j veire et cc'icch t ringing In .1 de eiildil'' linie'y heart, mid nt the end i of that brl litiiit strict tfiiy with Chtlst mas spirit, he found that. If he were net in lv it flivt sight, he was ex periencing n tirtt -class Iniltntlnn. After n merry lunch lie put lier en a car tnat sue iniermcd take she beard he hud her premise te attend u play with him. lie watched the car bear her from sight, nnd turned homeward. "Anna bel hew geed that name sounds! Gray eyes nnd friendly eyes ! I guess Saint Nltk took n hand in bringing us te gether there. Funny hew you stumble Neither de 1 1" his friend replied. "But if)Te ri0 matter what iinme, Ihnt I'm she's in the reception roemt talking te ff0insc te marry you en Christmas Day my wife! jj sucn ., tlinB cnn' bc done. Anyway. At the end of thnt hour Scott went Grftv ;,., ict- net hnvc n im,el te hs room, somewhat dnxed. but be- c)lristma, w.ittl cvery enc nn)lln, lM Ki,LnnBJ?n17R.Vnn(,'i, Pe trU? AVlihnppv! Lets be, hapw. tee! Will nabtl and her father hnd come te the L. '!,.. city ier vnnsimns, anil eeing sirnngcrsi- ,,.,, , ,, i. i.. ,, .i,ir nf h.,. h..i inni,i t,tm ,. .n.i i, h,ii I he- galmnii V ok In tne inpturc et met tuem : f Mere was 'Pl.A .,I.A AnnnKnl ai.v if.ii.. ,i..uu. . ae m .int i...- . , lint ii-h.'. h n., I lnr"Mie niiiiici- wum lier naiuc. nosfer. was his decision. She hid fled nt the first words of his friend. Scott tried te find her by that she r,,n nt he hnd The gnlemn.i t.ek in the rnpturc of I noPdeubt e fhat ''' ki" wit1' envleu eyes, but Scott I i M! i clar te- M no' cnre nor ,1M thl" Rirl ,IC levM T littl BENNY'S NOTE BOOK By Lee Pape .i... ,,.,,t,i Itdenhene: then rememberiti her te the suburbim home where , '""' lrepped the name of her physician enrded. and before he released her. employer, he ; telephoned him. Tlic calm veife saiti ne Knew no one iv tuat THK I1LKSSINO OK CHILDUKN Hhnrt Slerr hv IlcilIlV I'etts I 1l irm n KItli.r m'ltl flaV Hill! tllC SnOW flnkes was falling by the hundreds as a 1 Tinny iiwirM- out en the oeld naveincnt yy t t I. rfi..,..l. ...AA l.n,,. i limilniy UAmnhni r welllll lllili ruiiiciiiiiH killed in a pistol duel yesterday. ' In his tin cup te keep skin nnd bones Meeting near the railroad station, the together Duelists Fire Together; Beth Die J Jest- then -A-bcwtlfill ledy full of furs I nml illntenilv sllddlnlv COt Ollt Of her Rtitomebecl faying, Ah m'y lnier man, take thl C dellcr bill, you leek fcarse, Ne thanks, I never take charity from relations, sed the beggcr hnugntily. Mr ltiiaiiitul cried the lndr stagger- I , lug 'backwerds and ferwerdi te keep .'l fiem fainting. Come en home with me, we II be Jest in time for suppir. Never, sod the beggcr prnudjy but fcrmly. Dycrsburr. Tenn.. Dec. 11. Geerge peer beggcr sat en tne com pavemcni name, but thre was a yeunc lady of : same time the desvriptien given who had just neli- , wounds, fled him that she was leaving the city. Itnther sutltlen, lie thought. , He must have thought Scott rather Midden, for he did net wait. A tnl i led Iiitn '.e til? jrreat station. Franti- two men enencd fire and dropped at the Alas, he sighed internally . . i j . 1 each Having susmineu iatai this Is a heck of a day te be out in with no clothes te speck of. new nnd then, here In this tremendous rnlly hB tere about, locating every train city, en some ene eti Knew; Annnuci tl.ut was un? te leave in order of time. - Lord. I'm in lee with her right off !"' Suddi-nlv. perilnr through a gate. lie. Happy evenings followed. She was uv hr, dashed in. nnd drw her back ' busy during the day ns an nttendant inf,,, i,0 te.n She tremhVtl n "he1 the office of a physician where her train- .rv, liim ind was peless. ' ing as n nurse was of value nnd her "Annabel, what " he begun. peisennlity an nssct. In the evening. please." she begged lireathlessly, however, tliey feuntl happiness in the, .p mc j,0: X nm Ruth Wait?. I de- i Christmas spirit abroad. In the r chn s, f.ft,V0(i Yeu came t0 th d ' sue nr,,f,,mfini ui in. i.ii.r . ter ,,. fnr an examination. I no Inge, and his own freshened wdth the i00( ,h , h T , t result that he was drawn even closed vor mu , mw ym ,iad wd w,iw .,'!!: , i.. , i.r..it.. I sient one cummer ns n girl. I umi -.111111 ii ii ".'( nlavrwl nitli Annnhnl fhnn .1t.'. tsil,l It A hflttl.K IRA 0ll l'iW-l- .! JilllUOill 11111 r" '.'! l " "v v I you. hut you didn't Scott, r ether ncnin The shock broke down the barriers. "Whv what veu don't mean "' He caught himself, shoulders, and I liked notice mc. T thought you were tee ill. I'M' seen you snnce. and when you stepped at the . . . I ...! 1 ma a . InaiKlvs r. . .1 .A. Ia.Ia.1 .,.. !.; hAndB hnt I llilM'H A Will Hll 1U ICI.V 11 III 1 VUU HHtKLtl spoke swiftly : "Yeu le-rn friendly and I was se lonely. II knew 1 "am deep In love with you and 1 1 J'ir nan tint ctazy scnemc pep into;- my ncau. iw incase you sec i- "I sec just this much, girl that I OHi-lA I I'll Have Them Cleaned Don't discard these soiled garments. Let Barg clean or dvc them. Wc can de the job quickly and thoroughly at little cost. Pheno or write. We will call at once. Phene, Poplar 7660 CLEANERS and DYERS 1113 Chestnut St. 5557 Germantown Ave. S-wS 1618-28 N. 21st St. ! ,Wy nel? Cem home arterwerds, sea the" lady. and "111 rajldlyf rM,pcctcd the bcger hlnriBfJ Hut think of the children, thev ... starving I ixclalmed the lad". 3 a" Wy dldent you say be, III C0ni6 .. home and slppprt them, sed the be. . WIch he did, wile the bewUfiM uL thrawt happily as she steered the a itn mebeel for home, Wat a blessing call dern are! (The End) RAPP FOR STATIONERY RAPP Unusual CHRISTMAS Gifts Desk Sets in Brass, Onyx, Jet and Glass; Ereraharp Pencils in Geld and Silver; Unusual and Artistic Paper Weights; Small" Safes in Cabinets, Scaling Wax Sets, Waterman Fountain Pens, all sizes in Geld Silver and Rubber; Cigar and Cigarette Bexes, Tobacco Jars, in polished weed and metal; inexpensively priced. 41 Se. BROAD ST.S THE FIRST STORE ABOVE , EAST SIDE you are Her head was down "Yes. Scetl, I am afraid because T am 1 nm learning te love ion and there are reasons why Ne' please t" She broke from his arm-. Ills quick Mep toward her wns ta "ii bj n voice. '"Scott, some one wants te sec feu n Miss Annabel .Merris nnd her father." He tttrnpd te his friend in whose apartment he roomed and where he and , tne Annaeei ue leveu nsu come 10 u tragic crisis. "Bui I don't " i HUDSON 12-0 Tei" r- llmeuln rtrn POOft miles benu' flit maroon na'ti' .1 d urhe.stery nn-- fni'i ' rqulpmfr' A wer.ucrtul , hi NEEL-CADILLAC CO. SZS Market St., Camden, N'. J Camilen 2081 Diamonds Can Be Purchased en Our Confidential Perfected Credit Plan The buying power of our two large tercs enables you te buy here nt absolute eah prtres with caah ratuee. Make your Xraas selection new. Hleiaa Sutietu 1510 CHESTNUT STREET I,eti' ",M Kver.v l'.venlng 138 S. 52D STREET Automobile runs 105,000 miles. Total meter ex pense en repairs was $15, using DILDAG The World's Best Lubricant -V7BI1B FOll LITERATURE COLMAN CO., LTD. 247 N. 12th St. Phene traluut jesj Dr. Achtsen Inventor of Carberundum mmmmmmmimmwmmi&'m Five master blends 3 4SCO Teas r .. WEST INDIES CRUISES' ra, Frem New Yerk te Havana, Jamaica, Panama Canal.Vcnc- zuela, Windward anr Leeward Islands, Virgin Islands, Perte Rice, Nassau and Uermuda. MEG ANTIC (20,000 tens disp.) Jan. 17, Feb. 18, Mar. 20. Largest dimenjlenn of anr sleimnhlp tiilimc te the trepicj. 0cr -5 ear' cruue experience. Arplycruuedepartmentfer booklet and detailed Information. Ne Tassperts Required S300 and Upwards WHITE STAR LINE I'hll iilrlphl.1 I'nunrncrr Aaent, 1319 Walnut Mrfrl Af "J HW.8IIM 'Hb 12 Orange I'ckec v Mixed Old Country istyle Plain Hlack India Ceilon At nil our Stores STORC Kf ESEBiiiiral' WW flSI K iMJVm fllffli u imi'Mllli irBL 3 1 wl 1 WW 1 I 1 ITKMa raaaaWaBaaVBaaK MEN'S Suits and Overcoats $20 BOYS' Suits and Mackinaws S9.9S lit mSMm Ne Charge for Alterations WOMEN'S Smartly Tailored Suits and Coats $75 m 'I Alterations I' ' & GATELY & FITZGERALD I iiriil.hera VLJ iU31 KCl 1, Tletliler. OrKN VATltlllA rvr.vtNT.s (Jmi I m EP Big 'rfhu&ve4fy yjkw Reductions in Beys' Clethin; in Oak Hall's Sale A wonderful opportunity for parents te equip their boys with Reed Winter suits and overcoats every one guaranteed te be all wool at unexampled savings. Many men who wish te remember some little chaps with n practical gift will find the ideal present in this great offering. Q Crt FOR BOYS' ALL WOOL WINTER SUITS, SIZES 7 TO 17. FINE FOR $O.0UtsCHOOL WEAR. REGULAR PRICES WERE UP TO S20. CIITCFOR BOYS' WINTER TWEED SUITS EXTRA TROUSERS WITH $JLZ.DEACH SUIT. SIZES 8 TO 16. 1 7Cf FOR BOYS' FINE QUALITY GRAY AND BROWN HERRINGBONE $10.;) 1 SUITS. SIZES 7 TO 18. EXTRA TROUSERS WITH EACH SUIT. $10 F rl FOR SMALL BOYS OVERCOATS IN A VARIETY OF STYLES AND CI 9 i PATTERNS. SIZES 4 YEARS TO 10. ALL WOOL AND PLAID LINED. CCnftfFOR BOYS' BELTED MODEL GUARANTEED RAINCOATS. REG )J.UW ULARLY $7.50. SIZES 7 TO 17. 07 CA FOR BOYS' SCOTCH PLAID BLANKET CLOTH MACKINAWS. MUFF .DUlAND PATCH POCKETS STYLES. SIZES 8 TO 16. $12.50 , peR BOYS' WONDERFULLY FINE CELEBRATED "PATRICK" e C ZjA ! MACKINAWS. SIZES 10 TO 18 YEARS. 15.00 F0R BeYS' ALL WOOL PLAIN AND FANCY OVERCOATS. WARMLY eiTVn LINED. SIZES 11 TO 17. Wanamaker&BrewnStaSb .: We are ready New Medels New Prices Effective January 3d Standard Vz-2 ten Autecar Overall capacity, 11,000 lbs. (Chassis, body and lead) Type F, 97-in. whcclbasc, 2 cylinder meter .... $1950 Type G, 120-in. wheclbasc, 2 cylinder meter . . . $2050 Unladen Chassis weight: Type F, 3600 lba.; Type G, 3700 lbs. New 2 ten Heavy Duty Autecar Overall capacity, 14,000 lbs. (Chassis, body and lead) Type H, 114-in. wheelbasc, 4 cylinder meter . . . $2950 Type K-, 138-in. wheelbase, 4 cylinder meter . . , $3075 Unladen Chassis weight: Type H, 5200 lbs.; Type K, 5350 lbs. New 5 ten Heavy Duty Autecar Overall capacity, 22,000 lbs. (Chassis, body and lead) Type Y, 120-in. wheelbase, 4 cylinder meter . , . $3950 Type B, 156-in. wheelbasc, 4 cylinder meter . . . $4100 Unladen Chassis weight: Type Y, 7200 lbs.; Type B, 7400 lbs. I THE AUTOCAR COMPANY, Ardmore, Pa., Established 1897 Aut e c a r Wherever there's a read i. v .J'c "' V MM - . .If -V 1 -:. .1
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