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Letters te the Editer
Daylight Saving
Te th EUttr of thcSventnt PuMle rfdeerr
Sir Daylight savlnc, as usual, baa
Its defenders and its opponents.
Manifestly, und with what appear
te be geed reason, the country dweller
is net in favor of It. Most of its friends
nre te be found in the cities. The
farmer objects te this encroachment en
the laws of nature this reversal of
nn.lnn. fruillHmt nnrl nrilCtlCC. He
objects te beginning work an hour be
fore the dew is off the grhss and the
sun has had a chance te dry the fields,
making bis work easier and mere effec-
tlve t
The dairyman, tee, is net favorably
Impressed with milking the cows at an
unheard-of hour in the morning and
preparing the product for shipment at
n time hlien most people are in eea.
Neither is It pleasant or convenient
for tlir. trnvi'llnr nubile te be compelled
te use two different timepieces one
for the home and ene for tnc rail roan.
The traveler, for example, leaves home
at 10 o'clock and beards a train which
leaves at 0, and after a two-hour ride
arrives at n btandard-time station at 11
o'clock. Thence, after another hours
riding he reaches ills desunauen a x
o'clock. At the end of his journey he
will have plenty of da light in which
te work out this problem this Pens
Aslnerura set htm by the modern Lu
cllds. But what have we city dwellers in
common with these who live in rural or
suburban districts, or with the travel
ing public? Duj light saving is n fine
thing for some people. The weary
business man, who for fix or -even
hours each day has been under the
strain of devising means te increase his
nrnfltn. trill lmf an onnertutilty te
get out and rest his tired brain with
a game of golf. The tired bookkeeper.
wne lias been Denaing ever ni ijcbh iur
Kavnn nr ptehr. hours, with no oppertu
nity for relaxation except cenings and
half a day Saturday, will hac an op-
pertunity te attend a nail game ami
excrete his lungs by shouting for hi
fnvnrltn nlaver. The exhausted bank
clerk, who labors six hours out of the
twenty-four, with only the Saturday
half-holiday added te his ether leisurt,
can rest his fagged brain ana nerves
by watching or participating in out-of-deer
athletics. And the thousands who
hae been long out of employment will
also have mere time te devote te sports
nnd recreation if they can raise the
necessary funds. ... , ,
By all means, let us, like Jeshua of
old. bid the sun stand still en Gibeon
while we fight ths buttle of life by the
aid of the additional daylight which 60
many of us crae.
JOHN T. WILLITS.
Camden. N. J., May 1, 1022.
Our Dumb Frlenda
Te the Editor of the Vvertnp Public Ledger:
Sir "Animal Week" is at hand und I
offer a few words in observation of it.
A eung zoologist wrote that it dis
gusted him te hear people bpeak of the
"brute" creation und tliut none could
equal se-called Christians in placing un
unfeeling emphasis en the word brute.
The ether evening a young minister
nrp-ichpd aealnst the tenets of evo'utien.
The writer of this letter agrees perfectly
with him, but ie departed from tnc
church baddened that the congregation
has left without a word of recognition
that the animals also possess the finest
human qualities. The whole discourse
hccmed te be a tacit encouragement te
his listeners te evince their superior
creation by regarding animals as se
much weed. This attitude in clergymen
seems ulmest the fundamental reason
why the churches de net function with
the practical life of today.
Many philosophers hne been ready
te uccciit "religion," but were deterred
w ben they ceu d net reconcile the idea
of Geed with a Creater who would de
liberately form animals, both wild nnd
domestic, te suffer as they de. The llama
les down in silence te die when It is
mistreated. These philosophers per
iii thi human emotions that all the
mammals possess te u great degree. They
also perceive tliat Mine animals possess
the tenses of sight, srae'l, hearing and
i-ven feellnz te an Itihnitely Intenser
leerep, than human bcincs de, hence their
sorrow when tliey witness tne misunder
standing and ignorance with which peo
ple treat animals. Horses are Inshed
right en the streets of our tender
heurted city und no pretest Is made by
passers-by.
The animal question nowadays under
lies all the teachings of philosophy and
religion, for it will be the lever that
will e'ewite all humanity itself. The
masses will listen magicully te preach
ers and teachers who at least try te
handle this subject intelligently, even
though they de net accomplish great
results. '
This- is w ell illustrated in a recent book
which tells hew n social worker In New
Yerk City could net gain access te the
tenements until she accepted a job with
the 8. P. C. A. and went among the
peer te ascertain what dogs were li
censed nnd what net. Te her surprise
It became the open sesame te almost
every wretched ubedc, whose occupants
then gave her their confidence net only
about dogs, but about all their ether
uffnirs, S. M.
Philadelphia, April 20, 1022.
"My Grandfather's Cleck"
Te fhe tfi'iler e Die Evening Puttflc Ledger!
Sir I tlinnk ou w much for' the
words of the heng. "My Grandfather's
Cleck." I nlse hail them r.rnt ine from
a mini in IVmipjlvanlu, and then I
found Ml!., Helen Sharp had filled out
the whole Ming. I de net knew her
addicts. I Hheuld like te knew in what
kemk hook hIip found the music.
Man) f my friends who remember
it arc glad te have a tepy te place in
their clocks, nnd, no doubt, the origin
of this song would please them, as it
is Interesting te inc. Here Is u part of
Itn history :
Tlic livers sisters were Ncerees. They
brought "My Grandfather'. Cleck" out
in New Kugland, I.ucus singing the
rele, and an invisible quartet the
chorus.
The audience in New Iluveu gave
them double nnd triple encore. Mr.
Werk took the song te Wumbeld, the
minstrel singer, but he laughed at it and
refused te sing the composition, sa)ing
it would de for the country towns, but
net for the tity. Then C'arncreHs sang
it, and in a few mouths Wumbeld took
it up. Dltsen, the publisher, Intel one
order for 50.000 copies. All who ever
heard Ihe ditty will remember It.
A correspondent writes as fellows of
the spring tours which Cnrncress and
Dixey used te mukc:
"Ileadlnc of the death of Jehn T.
Cnrncress recalls te my mind his liking
for HnrrlKburg, as told me by mem
bers of my family,
"When Mr. Carncross and his min
strels made their early Junius In illf.
ferent Hurts of the Stale, there was tin
place better than the capital. There be
and bis troupe would play at a the
atre en Seuth Third street, owned by
my grandfather, William F. Murray,
who was then, Associate Judge of
Dauphin County.
"After the performance the company
sometimes would be entertained at the
famous Murray . mansion, en Market
street between TUirti and fourth, Then
they would go en te -their next stand
in the teara of their snrlna Journey.
This te my mlad was la the early '70s
or the lata 'tus. "I caa't recall which.
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PEOPLE'S FORUM
wrote the song, words and music, but
ue uceigucu ine hub pane.
MBS. R. VTSNITCHBR
Mount Airy, Philadelphia, April 27,
1022.
Uncle Biiris Ordeal
Puts Uncle Blm Wlsa
3 the Editor of the Evening Pubtle ltdctri
Sir Please publish the following in
your Forum where it msy be seen by
the nersen tn trhnm It Is addressed !
My Dear Uncle Blm I see by today's
tiedger that- the lawsuit Is en and you
feel that you are in te lese some dough
en account of net having any evidence,
but dear Uncle let mc put yeuwise and
refer back te your friend the Evening
1'UHLtu J-ErniEii und you will find they
have a photo of the diary, aud believe
it will help you, old scout.
Your friend always,
B.
Philadelphia. May 1. 1022.
Suggestion for Uncle Sim's Weal
Te th Editor of the Evening PuMle Ledgert
Sir Will ou kindly hand the fol fel fol
lewing te Sidney Smith, Esq.?
Dear Sir Why net make Uncle Blm
the owner and supreme lord of some
Island off the coast of Australia Inde
pendent of Great Britain? Then being
a seereign of an independent state, he
could net be sued without his consent.
There's an actuul case in the English
reports en this point. C. G. F.
Philadelphia, April 28, 1022.
Questions Answered
Ne Difference In Time
Te the Editor of the Evening Publio Ledgert
&lr Te settle an argument would you
kindly adtlM me las te the time In Philadel
phia, and New Yerk City?
A claim, tee time Is the nmt In Wa.h
lntnn. Philadelphia and New Yerk.
II claims that there 1. a difference of ten
minutes In New Yerk time. A train leav
ing Bread Street Station at 2 P. M. (Phila
delphia time) would arrhe at S SO P. M.
(New Yerk time), although net scheduled te
urrlte until 4 P. Jf.. and a train lcavlnic
New Yerk at 4 V. M. (New Yerk time)
would arrive in Philadelphia, at 6:10 P. If.
(Philadelphia time).
Will seu kindly settle thla argument for
ua. as e will leek for an answer In the
People'. Forum. J. J. K. and U W.
Philadelphia, April 28, 1022.
New Tork, Washington and Philadelphia
are In the United State. Ea.tern .tandard
time belt; consequently there I. net ten min
ute, nor any ether difference In the nom
inal time of the three title.. In ether
word., 2 P. M. In Philadelphia I. a P. M.
In New Yerk. "Standard-time," however,
varies from the "true", or solar time ac
cording te the longitude of glcn points.
There being u difference of fle degree. In
the lonettude of Philadelphia and New Yerk,
there Is a variation of 'approximately one
third of a minute In the ".elar" Umc of th.
two cities. Railroad and ether clock, take
no account of this divergence, but are gov gev gov
erncd by "Eastern standard time."
Melding In Pinochle
Te the Editor of the Evening Public Ledgert
Sir Hew much Is melded In pinochle
with this combinatien: Ace. king, queen.
Jack, ten and nine of trump with king and
queen of each of the ether suits? Would
extra king of trump make any difference
In the meld? J. P. H.
Philadelphia. April 2D. 1022.
The ace. king, queen. Jack and ten con
stitute what Is known In pinochle as a
"straight" and count fifteen points. The
nine of the same suit add. another point,
which bring, that total te .lxteen. The
four king, count eight point, und the four
queens-count six. while the king and queen
of each suit give two point.. A. them are
three suits, six mere point, are add-d. and
our entire total Is thlrty-slx. The extra
kins of trumps does net count, as you can
not meld mere than twelve cards.
. Steam Injurious te Moter
Te the Editor of the Evening Publio Ledgert
Sir In order te settle an argument please
in.wer this questien:
Dees steam Injure a direct current meter
If applied while In operation, the steam
h-lng applied about five minute, in a ten
hour workday for the purpose of cleaning
the machine?
Wat-rferd, N. J., April 20. 1022.
Dampne.s of any sort applied te an elec
tric meter Injures It. Steam being vapor,
consequently damp. Injury and possible dan
iter would fellow the application te any but
a protected contrivance.
1 .
Poems and Songs Desired
"The Bosten Burglar"
Te the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir I am Inclosing line, for O. McManus
entitled "The Bosten Buralar." Can jeu
supply the word, of "The Fatal Wedding"?
MBS. W. P. GARRETT.
West Philadelphia. April 27. 1022.
THE BOSTON BURGLAR
I was born in Bosten, the city you all
knew well,
Brought up by honest parents the Jtruth
te ou I tell:
Brought up by honest parent and ral.sd
me.t tenderly.
Till I became a sporting boy at the age of
twenty-three.
My character was taken and X was sent te
Jail:
My friends all tried, but 'twaa in vain, te get
me out en ball;
The Jury found me guilty, the clerk wrote it
down;
The Judge he passed my sentence, and I
was sent te Cnarlestewn.
Te eee my
aged father a-.tandlng at th.
bar.
Llkewlse my poed old mother
a-pulltng out
her hair.
A-putllng out her old gray locks, whll. th.
tears were rolling down.
Saying. "Sen, dear son, what have you done
te be sent te Cnarlestewn?"
I was aboard an Eastern train one cold De
cember diy.
And every etatlen that I passed I heard the
peeple a :
"There ernei. the Bosten burglar, In Irons he
la bound,
Fer some irlnv nr another he Is off te
Charlestown."
There Is n girl In Bosten, a girl that I love
-ai.lt.
And If ever I wet my liberty alone with her
I'll dwell:
If eier I net my liberty bad company I will
shun,
Llkewlsii street vvalklns and gambling and
also Jrlnking rum.
Oh, ou who have our liberty, pray keep It
u.hlie vnu ran.
And de net walk the streets at night te break
the taws of man;
Fer If seu de eu'll surely rue and find your-
s. If like me,
Wh'e 1. servlnr a term of twenty-ene years
In the penitentiary.
THE FATAL WKDDINO
The wedding Iwll were ringing en a moon-
lleht winter", night:
The church was decorated, all within was
cay and brlsht:
A mother with her baby came and saw the
light, aglow;
She thought hew these s.me bell, had
hlmed for her three year, age,
"I'd like te be admitted, sir." .he told th.
sexton old,
"Just for the sake of baby te protect hlra
from the cold."
He told her that the wedding there wa. for
the rich and grant!.
And with the eager wttrhlng crowd outside
she'd have te stand,
citenuB
While the wedding bells were ringing.
While the bride and grnem were there,
Marchlnit up the ale together while the or
gan pealed an air,
Tellll'if talcs of fend affection, vowing never
mera te part,
The Peeple1. Ferani will appear, dally
In the Krenjaa- Pablle
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Just another fata wedding, lutt another
oreaen heart. . i
She bade the .exten once again te l.t her
pass Inalde.
"Fer baby aake you may step In," the
gray-haired man replied.
"If any one knew, reason why this couple
sneuld het wed,
peak new or held your . peace .,fertver,".
aoen the preacher said.
"X must' objeet." the woman cried, with
voice se meek and mlldi
"The bridegroom I. my hu.band and this
our only child."
"What proof have you?" the preacher asked.
"My Infant," she replied. -She
raised her babe, then knelt te pray, the
little one had died. ,
The parents of the bride then took the out
cast by the arm.
"We'll care for you through life," they
aid; "you've saved our child from
harm."
The' outcast wife and bride and parents
quickly drove away!
The husband died by his own hand before
the break of day.
i
Ne wedding feast was spread that night:
two grave, were dug next day,
On for the babe and In the ether th. father
lay.
The story has been often told by fireside
warm and bright
Of bride and outcast wife en that fatal
wedding night.
"Little Bey Blue"
Te the Editor of (lie Evening Public Le&ar:t
Sir Inclese please nnd Eugene Field a
Little Bey Blue." which I think Is th
poem asked for by e People's Forum reader.
MRS. HONOR HUUHES,
Gloucester City, N. J., May 1, 1022.
LITTLE DOY BLUB
The little toy deg la covered with dual.
But sturdy and stnurch be stands:
And the little toy .eldler Is red with rust,
And his musket meld, in his nana.
Time was when the little toy deg was new
And the soldier was passing fair.
And that was the time when our Little Bey
Blue
Kl.sed them and put them there.
New don't you go till I come," he said,
"Ami don't you make any noise."
Se toddling off te his trundle bed
He dreamt of the pretty toys.
And ue he was dreaming an angel song
Awakened our Littie ney iiiue.
OhI the years are many, the years are
long.
But the little toy friend, are true.
Ay. faithful te LltUe Bey Blue they stand,
Each In the ame old place.
Awaiting the touch of a little hand,
The .mile of a little face.
And they wonder as waiting these long years
through
Tn th riu.t of that little chair
What has become of our Little Bey Blue
Since he Klseeu intra ana pui m"."
there. '
URGE PLAY-SPACE FOR BOYS
Wlssahlcken Club Told Streets Only
Offer Place te "Get In Wrong"
The need for a greater number of
boys' clubs was the theme of the nine
teenth annual meeting of the Wlssa Wlssa
hlceon Beys' Club last night at Pulaski
nnd Coulter streets. 1
"If a healthy boy plays ball in the
.ttwpt and tries, te excel Babe Ituth."
said Miss Helen L. Snowden, secretary
of the club, "he hits a window, and
-. .1 nt tfetfltlV anflfl. ff0fu 'vnnlfl
insicau "., "-" - i
up ey me puuti:. a wy musi nnve
some place te threw off his surplus
energy, and because of congested street
conditions and a general lack of places
te play, he -gets in wrong' ter being
right." , , ,.. , .
"Mere ana larger oejb ciuds mean
fewer criminals," said Jehn T. Emlen,
president of the club, and Bpeke of the
J InKM. a..,- .. ,rran tin.,.u nlt. I.,n
ncVClUun:iik Wt, ,Ut VVJB V.UU 4UCU
throughout the country.
Girls' High Observes Club Day
A special "club day" will be held at
the Seuth Philadelphia Girls' High
(InliAil tlil.. n(rnrnnnn it liAti iiiaa alia
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IWU uw. i. ..,w ..wm.!.... v. evuuv,.,n
Will KUIU ni'IlUHS UllUUgllUUl IUU
school building.
A number of athletic groups will
participate in the yard, and excursions
te various points of interest in the
city have been arranged for ether stu
dents. Seventeen seniors will be in
itiated into the Torch Chapter of the
National Hener Society.
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.SCENE: -Man starts out feeling
jaunty and gay. t - .
v Small son feeling even jauntier and
much gayer,
'Car turns Inte crowded boulevard.
Yeung inquisitive begins te investi
gate. Interested in the dials and knobs and
handles,
Reaches ever suddenly and pulls one
down. '
Moter coughs ' haggardly, and car
slews up. - -
Father reaches.ever frantically. and
turns Ignition' en again; ' ,
Barely escapes running down lamp-
PSUBT1TLIB ! LETTHATALONE.
SCENE: Small son foiled, but game.
Tugs at deer handle while father tries
te pick way" through'crewd.
Succeeds. -
Doer flics open and is sldewined by
taxi. , .
Father jams en brakes and is bumped
by another taxi.'
itcscues .aoer.t
Gets jawed, by taxi driver.
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In it, they tee typified the qualities that
cause the Cadillac car te be regarded at
the Standard of the World.
terms te its de-
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' SCENE: Out in the country.,
Sen excitedly calls out te knew what
that Js.
Father leeks and discovers moo cow.
Discourses charmingly en habits and
customs of moo cows.
Meanwhile, car drops into enormous
chug bole, brenklni three -spring leaves,
Father spcajts bitterly of 'moo cows.
, Alse of inquisitive .son. ,
Ben wants te knew what that Is.
Alse' what that there is. ..
' And that -thing back yonder.
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nicely. , .
Deeply weeded district. ' ,
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Wents it out loud.
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Shows son squirrels.
Pretty flowers.
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I OIWALNUTlt MmWUtimA.
An
Edacitienil Institution
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Highest Character .
Courses are conducted In
both day and evening for
ambitious men and wemsa
who want te learn chtro chtre chtro
practle riant
Every person connected
with this college Is an
experienced chiropractor
who hasajnaae a success
of his work.
siadents are new berna
enrolled for our ran
classes.
beginning
Sept
iBta.
InUrmetlen en reemtet.
'4201 WALNUT STREET1
Beth Bene
8EBV1CK WHERE SERVICE COUNTS'
We rJecure the Kind of Teacher Wanted
-xand the Kind of 1'o.ltlen De.lnd.
The Bryant Teachers' Bnrean, lac.
eiC-fllJ-fllS Wlther.pera Dldg.. Phils.
910 Keennn tildg.. Pltt.bnrgh
LEARN LAN0CA0E8
at the BERLITZ SCHOOL
AMI CHESTNUT ST.
Entrance en 18th St.) '
Telephone! Spruce 4604
QTRAYER'S The B4 Duslnes Scheel
PoslUen guarnn'd. Enter new. Day or night.
Yeena Men and Beys
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR BOYS Mercersburg, Pa.
nena xer cainiosue 10
Vb, Mann Irvine. ITi. V., IX. D i
Headmaster, Bex 120
MUSICAL INBTRTJCTlfm
ELSIE MILLER ltisVcS.
FARM AND GARDEN
Remarkable
Special
ROSE
OFFER
S-yr. old bu.hee
finest monthly rose.
A Real Bargain at $1.10 each
All fivs $ A CA One itreng,
listed klew.sf V .turdyplent
POSTPAID t "h variety.
K, AUO. VICTORIA, soft pearly
white I BBTTY. yfjlew and plnkt
MME. CAROLINE TESTOUT. .liver
edged Pink) BAniACE, lirllllmt
raralne plnki 0RUS8 AN TEPL1TZ.
rtehe.t nenrlet.
Guarantee te Bleem Thla Year
Collection cover, whele rang, of color..
We pay pests no. Cellins 1022 Catalogue
FREE Includes many attractive bargain
collection effirs en everything plantable
seeds, trees, beriy plants, flowers, and
Evergreens
10 wnirn no picture coma ae justice. Jiere
In our Nurseries are finest plants of wide
variety. Come see them make your
every selection your own personal choice.
That way always means complete satis
faction. We deliver and plant for you
ARTHUR J. COLLINS & SON
Bex L Moere.town, New Jersey
Moorestown Car te Pleaaant Valley Ave.
Yoe can buy Watrrer's
Heeds In geed faith.
They nre carefully
selected from the bent
sources throughout the
world.
In our enlarged qaarters
you will find salesmen
anxious te give you the
benefit of their years of
experience.
Come In and let us help
you make your selec
tion.. Don't lergtt our -new
sastier.
Hosea Waterer
628 Chestnut St.
SPRING RESORTS
WHITE MOUNTAINS
EAOLES MERE PARK. PA.
Desirable furnished summer cottage near
lake and golf course for tent by th. month
or s.asen. Write II. V. YEAGER, Mgr.
JPBTH JVATERjnAP. PA.
Pine Terrace Tl,e Leile' uni.s tnctiy
modern, all outdoor snorts,
own farm prod. N. Wnter Oap. N T. Transue
MT. FOCONO, PA,
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BUMMER ICAMPH
Beth Bex
KAMP KvETEPEC 1
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KAMP KOLUMBIA
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HI Adelaide Nesdhansen, Retil.
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BELU'ORT. L. I.
Camp Grange, BeUpert, Lll
Liinuieu te ev nnt u-iu yrs. ana rer
boy under 10 yr. 60 acre: all s
Ocuri and atlll-water baching, hernh.,1
!ng. beating, etc. Experienced teacher i
iinalnea Cmtm InarilttM m.
Tmihs c. b, haoedern. 1
jwe fTsnj iain -9,t iigw XOrK .
iHBaun mjammrr Pipeau
GARDNER LAKE; t'QNN.
Camp CADAHO for BOTfl
Cantp JUA1N1TA for 61
Dlitlnctly teparat camp. Mi the .hoi
Gardner Lake. Conn., IB mile nerthwai
New Londen. Conn. Milk and vegau
.. .. . it.. e-n. n.i-. .,-ATr
k,.. June 80 te Beet. 1. Fer hlttt. .1
Mlle Light. Nermal Hchoel. West Chesawl
CATBKlfX MOUNTAINS. N. V.
rAMP 0N-TI-0RA FOR filRtt '
UAIVir Rip VAN WINKLE FORM
... rn. rF.tm.nT in. iinr.viri. i
Tlata f'nO trtr U..nn W
A. M. Cowher. 10S1 St. Nicholas Av.. If ,f j
Yeung Men nnd Beys
B011BOON LAKE.N. T.
CAMPWVHWmEBOTtifc
Adirondack, Schroon Lake, N. T. .EkE
slve camp for Jewish-American boys. tSm
sears of age. Individual attention. Ate la
character training celned with pbngal
and mental development. Booklet en reqsaJt
Directers: Lawrnnce R, Shapire, B, 8. hat
Samuel B. Prenn. tee W. 108th St. N. l7
BANTAM LAKE. CONN. f
CAMP WONPOSET, Bantam Lake,1 Cess,
A camp for young boy In the BerkshlraaBI
mile from New Yerk. Write for camp baaE
1 ROBERT L. T1NDALE, "
tl Knat llat Street. New Yerk $
T.AKK C1HAMPLAIN. V. V
CAMP PENN The logical camn for
aylvanlana. a nign-grade camp wits
moderate fee. Before decldlnn- en a
aecure our booklet. LOUIS P. IIOYaCS
8808 N. 10th St.. Oak l.nni 1
CHARLESTON LAKE, ONTAaievi
CAMP VFAIA. Cnarlestewn Lake. Osta
L'anadalOnly U hours from New Yerk C
A select caiip iui i.ua. uiw ceuege coo
hr vrv S boys. Ilunaalews. 4 main, i
sail beat, unusual fishing. Docter and Infi
nurse. vk, -mii raaie
Ing set. Radie Instruction. Personal i
.i..ten. Fer boekM write
WILLIAM O. nAZEL, IS W. 47th tkJi
v New Yerk City m
Yeung Women and Olrla
Pine Tree Camp for Girls vf
West Scheel Lane, Philadelphia, Pa,
PAOH, PA. a
OILFILLAN CAMP for Olrla. Spring Law
Farm. Pnell. Penna. T exceptional
mer camp for girl. Health, happinea aat
safety flrat. Invigorating climate no urn
aultee. Fresh vegetables, milk, butter ui
egg from the Farm. Ideal location. Drivel
lake. Experienced counselors, pajsiesl
director. Ail camp activities, herstbaal
rldlna. Moterat,. ces'' Write for bee,
l.t. Mr. Jehn Q aUfUUn. Guardian. Fhem
Malvern 07-B. jj
CORINTH. N. Y. ii
CAMPMESACOSA "
Efner Lake, Corinth. N. Y. -i
200 mlles from New Yerk. i3lK) acres
i of ads
11. 13
and ferest: three-quarters of u mil.
frrintace. Water sports, tennis. baHfai
riding. Excellent equipment Directer:
MISS LAURA HANFORD. Addison, N. IJ
.MISS lir.HiNAUI.K, AI, XUINIJK, T04CI
reliege vjoiumeia university, rs. Y
CAPE ren, MASS.
MRS. NORMAN WHITE'S
Cape Ced, Orleans, Massachuaettfj
eeaaiu. uamp in tne l'ine.
Uaufteuier: ter girl 8 te 12 H
Fer particular, address '
' MRS. NORMAN WHITE. -J,
4t4 West HBth St.. N.w Yerk Cltr Z
RANOELEY. MAINE
CAMP LACOTA, Rangeley, Mtka
Fer girls from 9 te 14. Ide tl location. 8iat
irrnuea. for tillct. uddremi Mrs. Carl H.ZellMSk
tait N. 13th St., Phlln. Ph. Poplar StlrW.
SPRING RrORTH
WHITE MOUNTAINS
TMPrefile-i
Francenia Notch
White Mountains, N. H.
Th final man-mad touch tht maksa
perfection el a natural playgroups.
tranc. el Francenia Notch, 1974 l. I
abev th ..
Th constant aumm.r rend.iveu. of s
large and lncra.lnf group el W"
levlni, goed-llvlng, r.d-bloeded men
and wem.n from all ever America.
Cell, tennl. riding;, wjnnil".
canoeing, fi.hlnf. mountain l"w"
Recky Mountain -burros, beautiful new
ballroom, motion picture., Symphony
Cenc.rt erctwitra, epn firplc
unlit v.rande.
"Startling Scen.ry Pnnanntly At
tractive." On el America' coell J!,ertt
thousand aero prlvst
vprk. Twnty eetts- ,
Opens June 27
American Plsa
from 96-00 per dsy
KARL P. ABBOTT,
Cen. Mf r.
EAST HTHtttinHltUnO. PA..
MOUNTAIN LAKE Heuse, mdrn , hemellJJ
own farm, beating, bathing, geed ""gi
Jay Huffman, H.F.D.2. E. Btreudsburs.
TIIDM VII I A On llu.hklll Pike. BuS
aw nil via.cn iOW Bathing beach.
tellable rates. Geed cooking, )lemeua'
l.t. unaer management , .
WERNF.RBVILLE. PA.
SUNSET HALL W"JI.
above ea level! overlooking but1l'tt'J
ni.tericai ieuanen vauey, eucrn r
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