THE ACME TEACHERS' AGENCY uses unique methods that enable it to place great numbers of the best teachers in a large territory, with promotion in place and salary. Write for copy of Professional Progress. 1131 Healey Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.

THE IDEAL REGISTRATION PLAN

The easiest and fairest you have seen. Always include my Agency when writing several Agencies for blanks. Special attention given to Indiana and the West. OHIO VALLEY TEACHERS AGENCY, A. J. Jolly, Mgr.

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THE EDUCATIONAL CLEARING HOUSE FOR THE ENTIRE WEST, ALASKA, HAWAII On page 346 of the February issue of the Educator-Journal is an application blank. Fill out and send to us.

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Specify American Machines

WHEN YOU ASK FOR BIDS

By so doing you protect your school from an inferior article.

American Woodworking Machines are in use in all the leading furniture factories and cabinet shops of the country-where machines are bought on quality-where price is of minor or secondary importance.

If there is any place where the very
best tools should be had it is the
school room. It is false economy to
buy "cheap" machines, poorly con-
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Get a copy of our new catalog of
Woodworking Machines for
Vocational Schools

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Music on the Playground

Happy summer days on the playground! The air filled with the songs and laughter of children! The glow of health on the little faces as the children march and play in the drills and games! And in all and through all the inspiring music of the Columbia Grafonola and Columbia Records, bringing joy, life, and enthusiasm to the work!

Columbia School Grafonola
with Pushmobile

Doors fitted with lock and key.
Seven shelves for records.
Reproducer, winding crank,
and turn-table may be lock-
ed in pushmobile.
Either Oak or Mahogany.

A-3073
$1.00

10-inch

Arkansas Traveller (American)..Prince's Band, A-3076
Miss McLeod's Reel

(American)...

Chicken Reel

10-inch

.Prince's Band

$1.00 (A-3077

(American Country Dance)... Prince's Band 10-inch Old Zip Coon (American Dance). Prince's Band $1.00

Hansel and Gretel
(Singing Game).

A-3080 Prince's Band 10-inch

Sanda! Polka-Swiss May Dance Prince's Band $1.00

These records are but a few of the many to be found in our new Educational Catalog, "The Grafonola in the Class Room," a copy of which will be sent free upon request. The catalog offers a wealth of material from Kindergarten to High School, carefully selected and graded.

Any Columbia Dealer will gladly

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place a Grafonola and Pushmobile Clip this coupon and mail today
with a number of Educational Records
in your School on trial, without cost
or obligation to you, so that you may
prove, through your own satisfaction,
what great service Columbia products
may be in your school.

Send the coupon for Educational
Literature.

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COMPANY

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The Golden Age of Service

(Edtorial by James Francis Cook, in The Etude Magazine)

golden age of service is here and now. In the yesterday of

The years, service and business were about as far apart as war and

peace. Business was sharp, sometimes cruel, rarely generous. Sometimes the trade was square and clean-that is, value was given for value received. Often the trade was little above a swindle. When the deal was over the dealer and the customer parted, and that was all there was to it.

Then someone discovered that people in business were no different from people in the home, in the church, or in the fields. The bigness of humanity itself came into business, and business awoke to the great truth that it had a higher and greater mission in the world than merely earning dollars in as sly and crafty manner as possible. The spirit of service was born, and now we find, with the expansion of corporate life, entirely new considerations of the subject.

Great corporations vie with each other to do more and more, for their employes and for their patrons-not with the idea that there may be an immediate return in dollars, although it is clear to all that the more an institution can do for humanity at large the richer wil be its own existence and the larger will be its scope.

Therefore we find not only corporation schools, but what is more surprising, conventions of men and women engaged in corporation school work. the movement is widespread.

The International Harvester Company has a regularly organized Educational Department which publishes all manner of practical books which tend to raise the physical, social, and financial standards of the people throughout the country. You may even secure a book from them telling how to make fly-traps-what have flies to do with plows and harrows? Nothing at all, except that their venom-covered feet may bring death to those who buy plows and harrows. Good advertising? No! just good humanity