wP- fcfff .1. cs w j, v-,, irwjvw - i r ,- - - -. r l-J'-V ".-., T -'i"". -'1.1,-V ' 2LPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST ID, 1918 . , ..r-- 'rh .... i - . . . j . . . . . . I iii EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA i ,c?f:f: ,1 "$! if.. m.-a-i.'- B m ARRAIGNED; CROWD PRISON rienty.five Taken in Down town Round-Up Face Commissioner ? Twenty-five Riackers. taken by the po- ln South Philadelphia, were brought 'ore the Federal authorities today for hearlne. JThe round-up was conducted by the trolmen of the arious South rhlla- elphla, districts, ho began examining ttapects they found on street torncni. y will, ba arraigned before united tc Commissioner Lornr this after- and held until they nre Inducted ito the smi Ice. ,Cong:estlnn at MoyamcnslnK Prison d other local penal Institutions has ra so serious owlne to the targe VJmher nf clnftk-ern fvilifliirtt In them Jthat Federal officials today took steps to Icorrect he trouble i Tha flret ,vm, a tti lliit illraollnn M.nu taken by United States Attorney Kane jwnen no requesicu .Major w. u iur itjdock. Federal draft head In this State, ,to confer with him tomorrow for tho purpose of namlnK two or three local Mraft boards to handlo slacker cases. , It has been the pinctlce to turn over the slackers to arlous draft boards, but Jul tho boards consider the slacker cases ..!... I. . -l . .- .1.. Un t tuuu 1L 1 IUUBI luut?Iliem 1U uu nu, ilia .f Jjalls became conceited j, - , . ,...,,...,.- .,-. ....... - room lor omer urait uoogers it. is neces "sary to dispose of 100 cases .1 week. i R. D, Clark, of the local branch of the Department of Justice, toda said that Jno mor bin raids ulll be made until cell room Is aallablo In the Philadel phia jailb. ! CAMDEN AVIATOR HI an' ,T f .v , , i , , I j leuicnam rranK r. Lioyu in Acciiieni Near Paris ; Frst Lieutenant Frank P Llojd, .Ir, iCaraiVn, X. J., an Instrucioi at an avia tion school near Paris, vvsa herlouslv ln- fi$r 9urd on July 21, according to a letter ft 'reol,'ed today by nls father. Judge Wf l .Frmnk P. Lloyd, of the New Jersey Clr- cult Court. t Th letter explained that the aviator wa flying with n pupil, and that while Jmaklng.a landing his cnclno stalled The aPlan fell to the ground from a height of fitly feet and Lloyd suffered a frac ture of th Jaw, concusblon of the brain Jand 'ther Injuries. He Is In a base hos- Jiini liriLT 1 'UIJS Elkteti Marriage MceiKes , Klktiir, Mil, Aug 19 Twenl-one couples Uiled tho Hlkton court otllce todnv nnd took out permits to marrv JThey Included Albert Tnrbett, and JSaiuli Cuui'li.ghim, George Milllgnn and liiauri vtus, jacoo vioia anu uamerino i KeoBX Gcrge Ames and Margaret J' iNellv". ILIvnintiil r fl.trilt-iflr nnrl Mum i ISTl If-llnn f Tn..nn IfhT.'.A n t...irMAl Pij i"i"ii, uwiiicb .)i.ia; uuu itiiuiicu RK"rWelsr, nil of Philadelphia, Dewey JtK'Purcy. tVllmlngton, iiid Huth Baker, ET Thll.Ll1elnliln Jlnrro tllnl firfu- Pumilun nd El'nli'tb i:ans, Phllidelphla; Van 'jTubos, Philadelphia, and Fannie Peel. ,Ln:iMioH i e. Pa,: Joseph Soldutlt and Hm Don'iellv. I.ansdowne; Walter M Smllheiff nnd llscda M Itaeelnu. lta'h- Jlchoinj Chatter ''oats and Violet Davis, I ;Berl!n. Md. : William Schne and Rachel , uiiuiiano, uriagepori ; (. ncsipr iieiirun, York, and IHhel Slenker, Dallnstuun, ' 5,-ra.; M. Itobert Hat and Murv Wood-' ice, worm, Jtosums: JJavid ttlou nnd i-;ur. Sis' Dtn Jtoro, i;e.iaing; umanuci i iouer rjtrtand llo!nn Lindner, Buffalo, X Y , BItv'Cadiden Lou's II Volland L'uftih'i 4y iviiiiic ui'u iLiuna nitrAaiiuci, nnd I. Ma !& iWoor, ,VbHhti.1tcn, Hairy M Helss. kBhlilrrore and -.uUi M Benjamin, New lam P. Talil and Laura P. Phi. "SivtBRU,Troi e, Md ; IZnls Mack and Mrtlo EMOTi -Sktnner. p'l'ladelphla, and Russell Kfai "iiteon ana lrasie HUgme, watsoniown. , siiik, wef rerisea license owing 10 ooin ' junrw;iiiu uiiurgiuuuia utriii uiiuci .ee. I J TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES I !Osittd Hjid. l'aM.lc. X Jr, and Anna I Urtlitncr ??u VI lnnnarklnir nt. JEtrit O. Dili) I'll) S lKtn at., and Allele C P.ni.r. njO H. ISth at I iJoaepb rtrhm dt 4JOJ Woodland ave and Haian 1-e. 401! Woodland ave. ' iStamey Juatat. Khlckshlnnv. I'a and ltoso , Schwab. 1007 Heno at , Jlarrj. J. Iw;vy. 8107 Kuclld ave , and Sophie i Bobbins. 1001 X Tth at. Thomas Uwp 1SJ1 Kater st and Gertrude Thomaa. 1724 Taaker st I Jrancesco 1)1 rillnpo, 731 Annln st and' t Caterlnn Dn Masl. 733 Annln at 1 tdward W Jester Milford Del and Jen A nle L. Gibson. 1'4D Mavflcld st i Lauler T Holtaren Camn Dix V J . and I Roae M ItMen. 811 alrard ave rCIement R Abel, Cheater Pa and Mario I A; Schufrelder. llelntont Helarhts. Pa Harold J. llearv West Colllneswood N J and HeUna E l.'uob West Colllngswood v X J. William Crowh. "31 Palnbrldeo st and Rcbeccii Juckson 23 llalnbrldsa st I Alex 'HalczuK J417 Olive st , and I.ari Stas'ak. 31'J N L'-'d st sjohn llulU, Otil .N. 8th st and Helen Tomaaiunaa, sihi .n hiu si i Robert Kldo, 1723 Vlle st . and Susan McrrwW Camdan N J . Altar sb rarnru. fllo Federal Bt and Con 1 celtlna Castro. Uln Federal st ' llerman Coleman 2128 X Marvlno st and Lottie Qoode. 1007 Paeo st I Thomas A. liosrner u . ana Anna y E. Dlckerson 1141 Oakdale st !7H U.... r Vtraf Q9e W'nlf at nnH V1n,.tiM J5. I!ey.o. JB17 H. Alder Bt U C AllOn AlDIEHIt . Kill II J-e-lX. - J , UUU 3Bllie .Robert U Fallot) Oolumbu O and Anna U. V.-IJonalrt 31. Adh.lalr nt ' t TTanBrd P. Crnr. Kelltand Va . and Pauline RSv !1ndnnlt Worcenter Mass 1.2r-iBl3 " jiii it . . . i ljscnn ipefi. iijA jieiLr si mi.u iud eviiirii. IFTanM Jt I'jmilll lOi'i inunrf si hhu iT.RiiA, n Camnbell 1327 Wallace at I iBUa Ijiwson. 1111. Warfleld at , and Maude ' Bauidars. 4811 clienmnre ave l rreaeriek K. Neferdorf 3312 Vanklrk st , t-nw mnA lYanrM Potter. 207.! E Cambria st HESjeYa-iK O. Iveasler, .17 GasklU st , and Ruth iS 5iW, Aattoid .122 l.ancey at ftthom. - F. Riley, r.14 S 3th st . and Hari ?" . niitrn. cis a. ain se t7 Onrge Gieen. Chester Pa . bv4 Oo-ei.s. 1IU7 Ralnbridse st and Mary Ajimm lMnta. l1?. Crensn st and Alex- B44f atilra. fnknvska Camden . J fe Oliver Martin. 1411 Kenllworth st fe Anna Andsrson, Plfasjntvllle X J and anl iFVank L. Waller, 1709 Columbia ave a Mary itauicniey. inn eoiumum mr K5ptr, r. Il'ley. 817 N 27th st , and Jean Sr "p. Hollywood Chester. Pa I . jJ" " h . Slfel U AttllaeAtfl m L Jrvlnff M Herah. .-'& Diamond it , and ' - Minnie onerman, in . . . Bmut J. A. McLaren UTJO Oak ford t u,,mhv. ins s 18th at tritrtv ! "''"cf '.:- - " --v rilllam H Kohler, Oraton, X J and Iter and Julia FUha Marks. Oraton, X J 7VranK jviaxe j.-i .. wninito e. '.Krem.n. 1423 X Uewrenee at Tiiiiam TT srhu I. All X tilth St. and und Fi .niiii-w - ... .- -- ; -....- P Lodema M Wyrkorr, uii J. lutn at V rhoma J. Hannlan 2018 X Hi i Xs 'Anna M. Murphy 4121 Res at -an..,t Rlnorletnn uamn uix J , and Thoresa fnntnr, 1 1.1 N J Tth st ." -Herardlno Dl Bias Cheater Valley . I'a and L? Fllnmeua UarsU 1714 s ChaclwIcK st FTwls U. Connelly. 219 X .Honaall st and tv rio'vue. K Hlle "839 X Ikmiall 1st. ffv sbm sav r.,lm Pumn 1 aawla tH a nil -it TalUIl l lnill, imvimi' - a xitu ISIs!! IVtllltllsIIM. ' V.IIJ a. rn..ria if Wilier. Southampton. L I . and FW Amy O K. Ilvcker M-rrhnnUl'i-. N J r Coiman U O'LnuBhlln. SOD H 10th st . and l"i '?: n.lU. ttll a at ansl Ijln iyrsSSTSHh V Phiun .t iir.xilw x onlnnex. MHfl K Huntlnirdon nt I JLf?r ir" aT.n..n n.iii.viiu v n ami '-"fQI.inT, Irkwooil a0 A It i ' am .-.. !- . Tttr V T irflfr J, Irri, nmn . w , anil and and and and An V. Vivian. 22HI 13 Dreer t . Annie Thompaon, 221(1 K Dreer st r. r l1. 0ll ,n,knvln. B man iiramiiv. " v,,i.,iuti , Rosa Mumlln. 1045 8. 4th st in O. Amends, isiiu lireen si , Adella S llaker. 1404 Fawn st rrla M Welnberser. Ilronx NYC Motile Kasltakt. 4.-4S Ildy ave issvna fn ii npwiFr. u n iirsiuri'i ii and v.rhrvn Ci Marinvr 11S N' Howard at abHin urnnaym. . ne i.ancf) , mui lodta ionxaiy, .. i iancey pi rlta Welaand. 510 V 7th nt , and Cert. .. n.... 6 til a.h.I s VWtlli Tyler 1940 N. AUten t.. and Lela 2"8har. L'000 N Marlne at Jfthn Dolam. Johnstown, Vf... and Helen ,Clhw. Johnstown. Pa. Alexander Jrbo, Cnnnoniburir. J'a and Julia ZTThomaa, 204 St. James at. Qw Nuni-nti-. 3) Hpruce it , and. farta TOrVi ao P "..' ..i- m rt xraxton ilia o vin m , ana jjt D.fTield 2.W Alfr at. jfarasa io-4 o. nin vt ana Annie n. ll miner ai. nlltnrf. .tastfl Otirdfn (.. and Iter. ft. KaAMr, Fa. , m m TpagajpaOTn jk. jura jaary ? r- ' t SSrTjoMPb J Keho. 8ft7 Cantrell nt . and Jen-1 -Holand U Cnmmlni, New York city, and J WL KSt&r O lUtchhP. Camden X J U ST John U. Boyle. Camp Meade. Md . and TO PLAN FRATERNAL PARADE Pageant Feature of Convention . Will Be Arranged Tonight Itepreisntathes of organtxatlons which will participate In the pageant and ronrlae of fraternal associations Tuesday night, August 27, will meet to night In the Major's reception room nt City Hall nnd discuss plana for the big celebration. The pageant w 111 lake place In con nection with the comcntlon of the Na tional Fraternal Congress of America, which will be held In Philadelphia from August 26 to Augun 30. It Is estimat ed that 40,000 frnternallsts will march In the parade. Floats depleting tho progress of the United States nnd Its achlements In behnlf of democracy will be among tho picturesque- features of the parade. Patriotism will be the krynoto of the entire convention, and at Its conclusion a message will be sent to General Per ching and our boys 'over there" EASTERN YARD HEADS BLAMED IN SHIP DELAY Foresight Larking, Says Offi cial as Conference toiSpeed Work Opens I'astern shipyards are behind western arris In ship production because of lack of foresight In the I'ast placing advance orders for steel before the Gov ernment took over distribution of this commodity 11'at was admitted this afternoon bv ii r. olllclal of the lmergencv Fleet Cor poration as the conference between Charles M Schwab, director general of the Meet corporation and eastern shlp ard representatives opened nt the Ucllevui-Mratforil Hotel The conference was called bv Mr Schwab to devise muinx nf speeding i 1. .!.... ..t.l l.... .!..-.. U 1. . PIUUUluuii ui oiiii.n iiuuuhiiuui Hie J-,u-L u waH explalmd that when the nation's shipbuilding progrim assumed definite form viesttrn vatdB placed huge orders for Bteel nastern vards, how ever, ordered Just about as much as needed for Immedlato use, nnd, con sequently, later found themselves with an abundance of bow plates, und a lack of other steel ship parts This condi tion was aggrated bv transportation dlfllcultles As the Government distribution plans are not -l working to perfection, most of the shlpvards are still having steel dlfllculttts It Is hoped to straighten out matters at this afternoon's confer ence hhlp production In this section must be placed on pir with that of the West, Mr Schwab svlil All prepaintorv woik Is vlrtuallv coiiipliud nnd tonnage must bci produced with record spied Haverforil to Train Soldiers Hnvcrford College has been designated bv the War Department as a training center for soldiers In the students' army tratnlng corps Muhliribirp, Allegheny nnd State Colleges nre cither Pciinsjl vanln Institutions also named i ftipnir ill 1 STORES CO. A Word to the Wise is Sufficient A S c o If you have never looked into our Producer to Consumer Plan of merchandising, it will be monev in I t your pocKet to ao so toaay. By direct buying we bring the Farmer, the Packer and the Manufacturer to your very door, Guaranteeing to you the Highest Quality Merchan dise at prices that will cut down your table cost to a surprising degree. The elimination of the middleman enables us in A S give you these advantages c o our izuu stores. Best Corn Starch, 8c.b. The price is erv special, it will pay you to buy a few extra pounds. We sell Corn Starch as a substitute in conjunc tion with wheat flour. Delightful for puddings, a very palat able and nutritious summer dessert. A St c o A Laundry Soap, s Window Screens, each, 40c, 45c Fresh Noodles pkg., 5c Arrow Borax Soap, cake, 64 c Asco Beans, ,At . 10c, 15c Hbow Macaroni, . . pkg., 12C A s c o Choice New Pack Peas, 17' A s Very fine quality, sweet and tender. All the garden fresh ness or peas just fresh from tho pod. c o Our Best JA Very a P , uu cuuice ui rutin uiacu or mixed, as well as our i- t famous India and Ceylon, often anoken of as OM rmmtr. t. Of Drink Our Teas ffigSourPickles,16cdoz. Exceptional quality, price low; an appetizing tidbit to tro with any meal. fe A 8 O ?e"Jy Best Coffee. 22 A S c Ji you havo never used our Coffee talk to your nex't-door neighbor. Buy a pound and teat it ct our expense. You take no risk, because if you do not find it as good as we claim, we will cheerfully refund you the price in full. O A S c o Stores everywhere in Philadelphia and throuehout I'enn- I lylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. !AfiCO. ASC ASCO., MEADE KITCHEN FIRES NOW BURN ALL NIGHT Cooks Kept Busy Preparing Breakfast for Thousands of Men in Camp t'mnp Meade, Mil., Aug 19 They keep the kitchen fires burning nil night In certain sections of this cantonment. They havo to If they didn't many a soldier boy would have to go hungry- Thev tin inhs In n tile wav out here - bigger than they dw them In the aver- ago camps In this country in tne depot brigade mstead of hiving 150 orj1p DIDEV TlID D KPV 2B0 men to a companv, they have In tUD rlrEaJ lllEj liAUEj many casts 800, BOO or a thousand men. j Thut means four, five nnd six times as m 11tf fflf AATTi VADTi manv mouths to feed as In the olden 1 IlUu loLAllli lAllD dnvs That means, tow, a change in the 'Chedule of cooking tho meals ' That Is whv the fires burn throughout e night nt this enntonment The rooks id their assistants start to get ready . th and for the morning meal n few minutes after tho evening mini has been served There are relnvs of covks as man) is eight to one lompany While the 45,000 soldiers of this vast cantonment nre sleeping these cooks are hovering over stoves Three of the members of the pigeon sec tion of tho signal corps have been sent to Camp Sununerall, Pa , win re they will take a course In the use of pigeons as dispatch bearers Thev are Corporal Claude B Xtuer nnd Privates Krimund D Stevens and Max Lembrecht Two soldiers received word todav that the.v had MUnllfled as students at the otllcers' training schools at Camp Lee nnd Camp achir Taylor, respective!) Prlvato Archie M Coleman. Heurqii'ir tcrs Compnnv, 151th Depot Brigade, will study at Camp Zachary Tavlor and Re cruit Ldwurd Saphlr, Sixth Companv, truth Depot Brigade, at Lee Captain FrankvII. Collins and I Irst Lieutenant ErlcWQumbee, of the med-, leal reserve corps, have been assigned to tho 154th Depot Brigade Flrt Lieutenant Roy W Lai ton med ical reserve corps, has been transferred from the Klghty-elghth Infantry and assigned to the ofllce of tho surgeon of the 154th Depot Brigade. First Lieutenant Homlsdas C Benolt, medical leservo corps, has been assigned to the base hospital Captain Alexander M Stelnfeld, who camo to Meade from Camp Greenlenf, has been given an as signment at tho samo hospital First Lieutenant Hormlsdas " Utnolt of the dental lorps, has been assigned to the beventv-flist Infantry NoleJ Organist Is Dead Thomas n'Becket, for many jears one I of the best-known pianists In this rltv i and organist at Glrard College, died on . Saturday nt his home. 1641 North Nine teenth street Mr a'Bccket, while prom inent In inner musical circles In this city, was best known to thousands of! former pupils of Glrard College, where he had been the organist for vears, presiding ovir the lustiument In tho i collego chaptl . A S c o through the medium of '. . cake, 4J4C A s c o A S can C o Teas, 45 lb. Iced These Hot Days A S c io lb. A s c o aaaaaaaaaa.aaiiaaa'.aaaiiaaiiaaa X5CO. ASCO. WAR LURES HOG ISLANDERS Work Not Exciting Enough for Sonic, Who Join Colors Hog Island bovs are answering the call to the colors. "Xnt" Cnrtmell, athletic director, has been commissioned first lieutenant In the aviation corps Jnmes Ilengy, of tho maintenance de partment, has been made n first lieuten ant in the Knglneer corps "Lefty" Sterling, of tho ship con struction department, has gone Into the army, and Pard ' Penrco. of the Infor mation department, nnd Kdward Smith, of the plant protection department, have signed up for tho nav Sterling, Pearco and Smith are nil members of tho baseball team. A. II. Harrison, of the electrical de partment, bus also Joined the Knglneer CorpB, nnd A. i: Follows, of the esti mating department has enlisted In the unnauiun army anu neen assigned to tne motor transportation division. c . Stenographer Starts VOgUC DV ., ,. , , ' iieiuuuung uargo rrienu Sent Her Ye old corncob pipe his como back, thanks to Mlas M Vltt, of the steno graphic room at Hog Island One might havo expected this long ao with the price of smokes edging upward like everj thing, but tho higher they go the more we like them Cobs like all the other pipe vnrletles, have failed to keep up with the flow The sblpworkeis also like their per ftctos and fancv c gnrettcs, but they have fallen for the cob pipes now nnd evcrvbodv at Hog Island Is wondering how long Ihw will stick Miss Vltt has a friend in a N'ew Png- innu cltv who makes cob pipes and she e'ved a cargo of them the other dnv I to hand around to the bovs There were not enough to go around but those who got thm are puffing nnd blowing furlouslv until the envj of the others has been aroused So now the cob Is In such demand nt the Island that It has suddenly become a rnge The stjle has spread to other sh'p vards, notably at Glouc-ster II. K Smith, timekeeper of the Pennsvlvanla vard set the pace there nnd his been followed by almost everybody In his department THK f!IKIi or TIIK .tir qhlp Coinl'anv. Chester hid to ooatijone Ihilr picnic on Can You Swim? JOIN- THE Y. M. C. A. You're missinc a lot of fun if you can't. Come in and let our instructors teach you how. Then, on these hot davs, you can keep fresh and cool. Start today. Men and Boys Central Branch, 1421 Arch St. Men, Boy, Women and Girl West Branch, 52d and Sansom The water is always clean and cool t'f' filtered. NAVAI, AMI .MILITARY fAMI'S WP MEN 17 to 45 PRFPARF tor 'ntcrlnc Immediately, na trained men. Into tome branch i iii nnu ot lne military service of the United States Four Dhlslons under direction of United States Army and Navy Officers, arslsted by Canadian and British Otllcers from overseas. ARTILLERYCAVALRY INFANTRY NAVAL Complete equipment in each dltlslo Modern barracks, r.lectrlc llBlit nnd running stater. ldeI location and sanltaticn. Hospllal. etc TS trained cavalry taorats. Terms: Maintenance and Training, $200 enrollment llm ted Quick action advisable. Phone, wire or wrlto for reaervatlon. JUNIOR 2d 1918 Camp MILITARY TRAINING CAMP ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N. Y. New York Office: 8 West 40th Street, Phono Vanderbilt 2290 Plattsburg Office: 20 Brinkerhoff Street, phone 487 Over 000 are now In training In 1st camp, which closes Aueust Si. I -- rniTATiovu, Hotll Wee BANKS (f COLLEGE YOUR COUNTRY HAS CALLED thousands from offices and industrial plants. The Government and business men need you to fill good-paying positions as Stenographers, Office Managers, Accountants, Secretaries, Book keepers and Typewnters Our up-to-date courses are the quickest and surest way to secure and hold these fine positions. Begin to train with us today and start on the high road to patriotic service and financial independence. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS ENTER ANY TIME BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES 925 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. SIIORTHAND AND BOOKKEEFINO Our sraduates ire In constant demand Ooo4 Sarins positions await you. urerr unon and, toe easy, speedy system. Complete bueiness ana secretarial courses, uay scuuoi cow open: nlcht school opens Tuesday. e o enroll any it me, v-ii or wnn frp full narttculnrti nnrl rAtalOaT tnirA. KUHINFHH coixegb anil fVilter nf Cflmntm ItlT Chestnut 81.. Philadelphia Short Courses NO ADVANCE IN RATES Bookkeeping; Shorthand. Typewrlttnr. Eno Hah, Penmanahlp, Dictaphone, Comptometer, Day and eventnc seaslons. Start at any time Individual Instruction. PAt-Mim smnnT,. in Honth loth fit. TIIK IIOLMAN SCHOOL. StOi Walnot Ht. Olrla and small boy riven elos psrs.nat attention In vocational and cultural tralojni Kinaariarien to utnior Depta. Bil-x preaalnn. Vole development. Tra!41, the fnrm, scheduled for Uat Saturday. The weather and oeveral other unkind factors made It ITiPeMlhle to enjoy Farmer Mich- ener a hospitality. i " P. O. KNinilT, rteo rrenldent and gen real eounnel of tha American International fjhlpbulldlnir Corporation feels perfectly at homo In Philadelphia, although ho ha spent mort of hit life In Florida He was born In Theater, and when a "kid came to tha Quaker City frequently He was still a boy when he snH Kond-tiv to hla Theater pain nnd never stopped until he reached tho ever ulade countrj There he atuflled law and Srnctlaeit It. When he BnSa to Chester he nda thlnsa much chanced, but Ira haa re newed several acqualntancca . tlKOKOi: Alirrl.KTOV. of vard N'o 1 Hog laland is not frolna: to pet away with the checker champlonahlp as easily aa ho ex tected In" MncAaklll, nf the wet Imaln, Is after him nnd won't bo stopped until ho haa la'd hnndi on the rhampfonahlp belt, he esa Joe followed the claimant all nround the ysrd until he cornered him In the offlro. He offered to play Mlffleton, reda or MnckK. atnndlni; or elttlnir, any old time for a beef atenk, both to welsh In 140 pounds rlnir altle. Mlffleton flais he's on. nnd thero will he a blir audience when the excitement does come off. TOM rr.KKINH. Indlne nnBleafith "t the Pusey A Jonoa Olouceater yards la no novice nt shlphutldlng Porn In Uniclnnd, ho went Into the shipbuilding a-nme nt an eirlv asf H worked fnr -matron & White, at Newcnatle.on-the-Tjne: John llrown on the Cldi, nnd Hnrlnnd ft; Wolff, ftelfaat. Before golnff to I'uaey & Jonea he wan head of the angle shop at the New York ahlpnrd e'nmden l'erklna vaa one of the first Puary A Jones emolove" and bent the first anirle plate at ttiut plant. Using the son to obtain the neciaaary heat, ho straightened the keel plates for tho Cl TIIK 1 IMlnnVi: CMin. of the Oloupester ahlparda will un a box party at one of the Camion theitrea this nenlng- I3er member cannot squeeze Into thn few boxes an the rhslrmnn bns nnnounced, but nn ef fort will be mule to nccommodste all comers somehow some may havo to alt up In the loft but the don't rare so the can nee who s who nnd what In the boxea P. C. MrCormlck Mee president of tha rlub Is head of the eommltteo in champ. Home who are to iro are John 1. c'ralr. P C Me f'ormlck Prank tlrnce, Prank Ackrovd, Mlrhnel A llolce. Daniel MeAlllster. l'eler Seddon Joseph Ackrovd. Knvmond Oil Clnrenco Newcomb, Edward Urennan, Al bert Hamilton, leln Scott, John White Howard Huck, Edwnrd Jasiii ra Harry Clark loseph Walburp, Unlph n-vndolph Hill, Stephen Houseman nnd Chnrles I.jnch cnExujimummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Character Counts at Germantown Academy Since 17C0 Germantown Acad emy has been making men of boys moulding them, mental ly, morally and physically for true nnd useful futuic lives. It affords every oppoitunity for a thorough college prepa ration. lj0js pnt(,r Amin)0. lis and Woht Point ft mil the m-ailemy Mlllt irv training Mill be Included with KMiinnstlc nik tlllH cir All-dav Fcbool for Informed! ite ile- pirtmpntH Klnder Baitcn supplenientccl with I.iliert Tndd iHcm for Mttle liovx and clrls from four f.Stli Ae ir (Incus senleinucr ltllh to fho yearn old Kor cntalog, address the Hendmai ler, .Mr Samuel 12 Oshourn who u UI KladU ar innse for a personal lnterlew. Germantown, Philadelphia NAVAI, AM) MI1.1TAUV CAMPS Special 6-Week Course From September 1st F5saSss ' -vTKWESS'-&id3iiSta I m7r&ftSfSSD!JI I 3- PLATTSBURG KIU'CATIOVAT, llotll Sexes Young Men Up to 20, and Young Women Wanted at Once Strayer's Business College Philadelphia's (ireateit nuslnei' School Eipert teachers. Modern equipment. Indl, Mdual adlancement, Charffes moderate. Po sitions guaranteed Day and Nlaht Classes, 700 students now attendln. Ifnroll now. 801 Chestnut Street, Phone, Walnut 381, MISS HART'S Training- School for Kinder turtners, 3000 Wuluut St., Phlla. Junior, Senior & Graduate Courses. Primary math, ods. Practice Kindergartens. Ilome.llke Stu dents' residence Tor particular add. Ade laid. T. Illman. Prln., 3000 Walnut Ht..Phlla, .WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY CIlAMnEKH INSTITUTE. 20 1 It ARCH HT. Class for men and women: private period. Call. writ, or prion locuat 35. Tearhera IVantaat Poaltlq n aaaaSaSKaaaBNaaaaalBaaa Both ftexea Law Only evening law school in the city. Practical, experienced instructors. Very thorough course. Open to both men and women. Unit Student Military Training Corps Ask for Catalog M-27. ' 'Phone, Diamond C31 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY M. Broad fit, below Derlia JL rhllndelplili Young Women Your Country Needs You in Business Ii Prepare jourseir cmclently to M take ttis place or those workers wno nao Kuny i" waj-, i.-eirce School courses nre. on a war fi udais unci ink uiuiuuKu anu H rapid preparation for rlce In nusiness uoiieKe craniinies will be Interested In the ppeclal Secre tarial Course Write for 61th Year Book PEIRCE SCHOOL Pine Street, West of Broad, Philadelphia iiiiiitiiiiiiiiuiiiiniiioiiiiciiiiuraiioiiii;) 1 rai,.ingl the Vital Factor Our nun men nnd womm crnil imtrfi Kprnrn cnnrl Tinvlrnr nnil tt n xrhnnrp rHPldly t' bettrr oiipr irit Miu trip mnnt nnp ftrnl i ist ruction of urn schrol nnd lln oi tn w cno 1 HP'arv tn Rtnrt uat ntf "s " '9 i "'r fi rime ' ' "rt "' . r"1'" i"itniv WANAMAKER INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES 23d and Walnut Streets Opens September 19th Send for Catalog TAYLOR SCHOOL m;rst Qu.illt Instruction In Gri-Rs; Shorthand Touch Tppwrltlne Hool keeping Quallflng for hlrh flhrv Dqv Tienlnu ! Tkht ill stfii iTTr. imim, stiinor. I Unth scxp f "n tn ?n o M PMilns Prln vntnv r I - WYOMING SEMINARY A cn-rrtucntlornl achnnl whrr hoi s and Klrls uet n liljn of th Mirhpst nur poses ft life rxccptlonnl tarhers in oery dfPt rolleiro rrenirstlon. nual nraa Music Art. Orafnrv nnd nomoatlc Arts and Science Mllltarv trnlnlnr c,mnofl'im npd Athltlc flcW 7th fRr Endowed low rat- Wrlf for rfttnloT ArtrWss I., f ISpntue. D. U , I'rrfcHieni. mncinn. I'll nFinvo r Schuylkill Seminary Reading's Junior College I Preparatory and Junior Collece courses for an coii'i" miu unnerniues co-ea ciaaalc.I . enmmerclnl. music elocution and dompstJc I science. Rates J17S Catalog on request I B1.V. 1UIIIILN V. TF.i:i M. A., D ( l'reldent D t I . OIK I ANF. V. 0K I.AM1 t(IUTV nv NrilOOI. I White Itnnd. (Ink lane, rhlln. on nrro lariu. ciirLLii uneniion uemocrallc Spirit agM 4 Motor huw Itooklet TiNruvn v j MAPLEHURST SCHOOL :"?." A nlfct horn prhool fnr n llmltd ti'imbcr ff retardfd onrt mibnormnl rlMren Sevia I frn i " srrfn,'A. nonklot P. AMHMVK lirRAI'tT AKVAnF, Prlnrlnnl I -' MVsict r EASTERN COLLEGE IV,1?Sj Cod n-nr Waahlncton D C. Ifirrt rrantpd, all co'se" Prep Schcml Ruta 1130. Catalos: Tlr. II. I'. Ilnup. Pre. Hot A. Innng Ifti nntl Hov PIllNrKTON. N. PRINCETON PREPARATORY 6QIIOOT. roit nOYS ColI-tK prparator forboys 14 nr nnA elder; beautiful locntlnn: smnll cla : e. cellent faculty; elt-nulpped bulldlnica Ursa rrounds; rupr-rvlfl-M athletics, 43d fear. Catalog on request. J. B. FINE, JJf;Princeton,N.J. BarKysorK, . 4 N EWM A N SCHOOL ITACKENSACK. N. 3. A eollere preparatory boarding- school for 01 toys Under Catholic auaplcea Small classes. Individual attention ileeldent chaplain. jesm? ai.ui;ui, l.uuiif; i.u u . President of the lloard of Truaterg C. E. DELBOS, Head Master FPXXIVnTOV V J The PENNINGTON SCHOOL Collea and Tecl'nlcal School preparatldl. Military drill FRANK MacDANlFI,. D D Headmaster. Box 70 Pennington ?f T ivFiT lrynT rwnnn v. i BlIIUtDON SCIIOOI. For boys 10 and "P. 13 miles from N. T. Catalog Add Box 14, Rivervlew TxMlse Wea Fnrleirood FJ. t nwAmntinitK. ra. SIVAKTIIMOUK PKKl'AItATOKY KCHOnL A school founded upon a basis of true sin. eertty well equipped and patronized by fam ilies of the best class. Hoys are moulded tor hlzhest manhood and taunht the true mean. Inr of a useful life. A Trlends' School, hut patronage la non-sectarian Summer session. Write for bklf . "The Vision o SuxirlAmorr A. II. TOMUNSON. lleailmasler. IJept 1!. Bwarthmore. I'a ll miles from Phil . VtNKSHOBO. A. ' Fishburne Military School New 1100.000 Fireproof Kqnlpment Prenarea for unUersltles bualnesj life l)lploma admits to all eolleres llesultful military tralnlnff lieautlful. healthful sltua tlon Every cadet participates In annual iiicampment at Orottoes en Shenandoah Si?" Sltn ar Hmall elnaa.s Catalog " MaJ. MOKflAN II. 1II'UIIM. Prln. llox SOO. MnTnesboro. Vtt. UTAnXTON. TX, Staunton Military Academy Oaly OoTernm't lTonor Academy In Snnth Largest private academy In the Bast noys from 10 to 20 year old prepared for the Universities. Government Acad, emlea or business.' Cbmnaslum. swlmmlnj pool and athletic park New .200 000 barracks Charire., IITO. For eatslotut addresa Col. WM 1. Kahle. Ph. n. rrlrlclpal, Stannlon, Va, WOODSTOCK. VA. Massanutten Military Academy Inrulcates finest home traditions of the. Olfl tlominion lieanniui ut-nwun ui ueau- tlful Shenandoah Vallev. 100 imllea from Washington Preparea for rollege, technical schools and business Music, athletics tsi noo Dlntnir Hall and Dormitory. Limited tn 100 boja Hates 1400 Cstaloir on request. Hewed J. nenchoff, A. M.. Headmaster. wyvrmv. v. J . ... M i ? . 11 mm uj sftiasssaa Tarrna mmiimm -rum' an rtnimr EDUCATIONAL Vonnr lVomen nail Olrla - War Training for Women A Call to Service Trained Woman Secfcjaries are needed to speed Government Work One of th CoTtmrncnlV ireit needi Ii for Iralnatf ifrrelarlfl and statistical works'l. To help uppl' thr-m, Dreitl Initltulf, In ca aprtallan vrltb the 11. S. Oil Stnlca Conv minion, bn prrptlca iprclil tralnlni touricl. Cradnalri of thfia ronnti will l' tllflble for ctrllAraltl to psilllonl under Clrll Srrrlre. Tha S(trllficata of graduation will be tha bull for ratlnit no further Kholailic ttit will ba rrqulrrd. 1. 'A' four monlhi Intcnilra ronria for llilh Srhaol iraduatri who are qualified In Slenojraphy and Type willlni sad bare bad ona jear'i eiperlenee In bultneil. 1. A ono year! Inlemlio eouria for rolleio iraduatel. Speclfie lethnl. cat and ilatiillcal lecrelarlal falninf of high grade. DREXEL INSTITUTE 11.111. Godfrey. Sc. I . Eng. U. It D . D. C. L.. r.e.ldent. Philadelphia, Penna. In addition to Ihe abo.e cour.e.. Drciel Inilllule offeri the regular Counei in Domellle Science and Art!. Engineering and Secretarial "norlt. EljcUpman School i "HEKCIl KNOI.I. 1l) T.aneoater ATe. ARDMORK fnrmerU Known ns Mlai' Hills' School, Muln Line Branch Klndemarten nnd lrlmnry for hoth liojs nnd Klrla. Junior find Honlor school for Rlrls on!j Bua serilce f rom J est I'hlla la Oierbrook and Merlon Opens sept sn Address . . . Mill M, II. NTEEN. rrlnclpfll. WEST rill'.STT.R. TA. 4- DARLINGTON SEMINARY I OK (.1KI.H. MEST rilbSTFR. PA. .nested on n fin ncre efaVite In lvnnswn- n a s most hcnutlful farming countrj, I.an cuace Art Jluslc repression. iin aim ("raffs nnd llome-maklne Courses roller:. Preprntion with certlflcste prhlleites Catilos llox fiin rnrtisTivt! i'a At nvn Prln nvFnnrtnnn. p. Miss Sayward's School (or Girlsb- riilln,. Vtt CnllfKA prpp, nnrl rr-tarlal rrtur,, Tun'"' nnd Mm ten 1 IVr-tn AtMtlr Dom"'Ic lripnpn Cnrrliice t alii for pupil. In nah, f'xnw d frton nnd W nnpfleld M'q,s TrT qAYVnn Principal 4FNMNTOWV. PA. nrtrimonn pr-nooi. (inr Tor ountr women "W Wly prnctlcnl nn1 "'ilt'irn. prp"irntor & rnllpRo department It m.r. Art porn"tt Slnpf SpcrtHrahln N'om1! T'n1"r'Tnft'P Rwlmm'nc oo' Alt' lotlc riet- -AMrsii Hot 41i M, II. R?nr pit t . I'-'-'Mn-t .TnMnfoirn, Pn. ( H VMIIHf-lll Ttfl, l'. PENN HALL CHAMnMlSHl'IUl, r, filrln follcce Prcnirntorv Vodrn Ian. "11 tiro end speclnl course rVrtlflcit. prll lircs Roonis w'th prhate Mth N nm nslurn npd aulmmlnr- pool listen IC00 rntnlot pnd Iftnt Ma each fir spftnt at Atlqpi'c C irlr fontln""s unlntc-nntM Adl I'-enk S Mlielll. A. M . j'rln. lint . QK MNP. l'. Vt.S M,WBIAT VM TIIIIOT, FOH filPl.S Dnv nnd l1otirdln? Dent Onk lane, Pn, ' vk m:k. dpi.. Women's College of Delaware To women deslrinc a. liberal education Lndr ldal rondltlora of home life, the Uni en's Colleare of Delaware otTers unevcellej opportunities st extremely low cost. Sltuat ed In a heautlfiK and healthful reejlon. ona hour from Philadelphia For cntalor writs ta Mlaa Hl.Mritni J. RIllllN'-UN. Ilc.ui. Neiinrk Deownre Youne Men and tloya PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE NftTal C Sertlr. nnd Pto(i Ilonrd Ftflm. nn-tn-f- rnnrsp Typewrltlni, (Bliortlinnd, HonkUfcnlnc. Irnrh, bpaoUb. prafllnc. Urllp, phone or call. Brown Preparatory School mtoAn axd rnF.iiRY rtrfets wxr. MtKTir. r INAAKKTII IIATX MIMTARY ACADKM Nuxaretti Pa. Foundfil 174.3. rollece preparniory and buitncm courses Senior and Jntornwdlate grades Boys 11 to Ifi ears Suncrvlsed athletics Hod re n military trnlninp Catalog AddrPNn llox 2H, 8ALTHIIURG. PA. lUSKlMINHTAS 1TRINCS SCHOOL Prepares toj s for collpfte or business. Close persoml attention root ball and base ball tleldrt. Golf, Tennis New Ovmnaslum. with Bwlmmlnc pool and bowllnff alleys Ptrons romiftltlve teams Dr. A. M. nilson. Jr.. Pre.. SulUbur. Pn rilFhTI'R. P. PENNSYLVANIA Military College Men Command While her Kraduatei direct munitions' pro duct ion man battleplanes ln down the bnrrntre. and to "oer the top ' P M t" "carries on" as nteudlh and earnestly as eer her training of men for the battles of peace or war The men who lend nre the men who know. .Senior I'nlt XI O t C Pollefflat courses In CUM KnKlnerlna. Chemlittrj , Jconomlca nnd Finance Preparatory and Junior Schools t Col Charles V Hatt. Commandant Ho "." Chester. Pa. 'The WmI Point of the. Keystone State' IIARItrsilI KO A Central School near n Capital City A country school founded 178(1 Modern buildings large campus Advantage of smalt rlasaes and individual Instruction Thorough collego preparation Rates two to toon Supervised athletics. Separate school for younger boys IVe Invite closest Investigation a peraonal vlalt If possible Write for our cata logue and plans of newdormttory. New Junior achool bulldlnv will he open for September term Addreaa ARTHUR FtUtOMN. II. A Headmaster RYDXL, PA. SPIERS SCHOOLR?nA.!,0rs COUNTRY D.V AND IIOARDINO ' offers a modern school to residents of Phlla. snd those In the lclnlty nf Old York Road. Jenklntown Huntingdon Valley, nlan board ln dept Mark II. C. Spiers. Hendmaater. nKTHI.KMEM. TA. IIKTIII.EHEM PRI'I'ARATORV SCIIOOI, Prepares for leading rolleges Ilxtcpslve 5 rounds and athletic fields New bulldlna-a tllltary Tralnlmr. 40HV D. TUGGEY. M. A.r lleadmoater llethlehem. Pa. rENsnimo pa. L. Perklomen School for noys College Prepar atory. Music Oratory, Huslnes Agricul ture All Athletics. Junior School for ouner hos Catalogue, Oscar S. Krlebel, l. II . Hot 118 Pennubnrg. Pennarlvanli. II PM.KFOVTK. PA. nEI.I.KtONTK ACADEJIY Limited to 100 ?oung men, IB and up: athletic field and c-vm ; mod rates: catalog James P, Hughes A M . Headmaster Hellefonte. Pa. PORT DEPOSIT. MD. TOME SCHOOL BS' teffa Port Deposit Md ALLKNTOWN. r A. ' Allentown Preparatory School Prepare bovs for5 leading colleges and universities. High standards. New hullo. Jogs. Special department for boys over 10 Athletic team. i.arc;e rarnpu ana gymn Yonnc Wsmen unci nirl Drexel Institute's spe cial war training courses for women have been ap proved by the United States Civil Service Com mission. Student! who enter theie rounei will bo at oneo In training for their country! lerrleo. I'nlform will be worn. Military regula tion!. Enrollment will be limited and applicant! carefully lelerted Al rounei begin October ?, we urge you to write al once for coraplelo Bulletin and enrollment blanki. The Nation need! you. Pennsjlianta clioo! for Social frvl-r Trains for nocli. work In ABtsoclnted Chnr tlrii. Hospital orlnl Hervtc, Induntrltt Wl firp Work Thlld Welfare, llouslnir .Antl Tubrruloilii and Probation TITAIN M'ltSES fnr Tubllr Ht-nlth Work In School Nurftni7. Industrial Numlnfr Medical Poclal Srrlr, Infant Welfare and Vlaltinff Nurs Inc Sntl for bullptln, nog A Pin qt Phllnd-1phla Pa. IIKTIIf.FHKM. TA. .von a ian snMiNAnv & coLLKfiE ron UOMKN, nethleltcm. ra. Preparatory and Collece Qradra fully arcrr1tt-d. Opens Spt. 25th J If. riesTfll. Ph 1) . Prswldwt, - BWABTHMORn, PA. Mary Iyon Nrhool for fllrls A home nchool. Col prep . houBPhold nrts cen fin. courses. New fireproof bides All outdoor activities, Catfllrir ArtdrPxTinT 15ft Pwarthmroe Pa, AIXKXTOWy. rA. Pr1ar Prncf COLLEOK roil WOMEN New Hides . 3 acres Devrea couraps. Piano, Art Vnl Kxpresslon an-1 Home Economic. Two i-ar miraiw PnUiiral fWrMarU.1 x I1T1TZ. PA. Linden Hall Seminary A clrls Phool alnce 174(1 Academic Colleira Prep nnd Special Courses flep. Jr Depti 0mntsinm Term J5on Cafnlotr Rev. F V. TsiTrNflFT, Prln . lnx 10 TJtltr r! WlT.'H,MS'nnT. TA. DICKINSON SEMINARY. pcr'" atory. riectho courses Cod Larre cam pua 2 nms. all athletics 1450. Catalor. Adara ProalcUnt nos K. Wllllsmsnnrr p UTTIIKKVlI.f.y, Ml). . Maryland College IH33 FOB IVIM1EN tnig Celleirn rrepnratory M Yeara Hlatory Olrls from 82 Slates 10 miles from Halt I Ireproof nuildlngi ronme Domestic Science Music Jlxpresalon ..uii t-vinrian Address PreaMenf House for rotator P. -A.U ft ' I J.I.I, ifll. n.ic.' WAOIIIMITOV, F aul Insiiiute A nnnMtnv nil Day -j bdiool (or 1 Girls ajo7SSlrcet.N.W. Wnihinslon.D.C. Recular Xllich School and College Trepsratory Courses. Special Certificate Courses. Th Arts. Journalism. Short Story Wrltlnr. Klrl deraarten Normal Training. Domestic Sci ence, llusiness Course. Parliamentary Law. Sirs. Nanette II Paul, I.I. II.. President. Author nf 'ipnul a Parliamentary Law r Paul niflfufa Chautauqua opcm ot Prate Parle. Atlantic City. .V. J , July ft onng Men and Hoys The Episcopal Academy Locust and Juniper Sts. . fodkdf.d nts v With Which Was United In 1915 Tltc Dc Lanccy School Tliexeuirh preparation for Collere. Spe cial Courses preparlne for Dualnesa or lite United gtatea Scrvlre. Separate Hldir. for ban 0 to 11 years of sae Voluntary Military Drill for boys In the Middle and Upper Schools. Uroer School onens September 19th. Middle School September L'Oth: Lower School September 23d. Head Maater will b at the Academy on and after September 7 Teeistera mailed or enn'lcqtlon Ker. PHILIP STriJsMKTZ. Jr..S.T.D. Head blaster FRIENDS CENTRAL SCHOOL SYSTEM Prepares for collepe or business. Reopen Ninth month 24th Write for'r'ear Ilonlt and Itntea tVrrltlll Tlivlne Ttv. Hnm. Itn,na, H allure. Acting Prlns., lftli & Itace, Phllj. CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY A roantrj boarding nnd day school for Boy. Thorough prepiratlon for college scientific, school or hnalnesi All athletics. Oolf llnka. fine gymnasium with awlmmlng pool. Sepa rate Lower School for bojB from six up ward! Catalog . Snerlallj lo rales fnr flve-ilay boardera", MI.S I.A11SON PXT.TERSON. Headmaster St. Martins. Chestnut Hill. Pa. J WENoSAn, y. 4, -yWK.e.XNV.V.XNNNNNKv iv iprn rnnrnrrap nn n, nnn m lionor will be developed In your bay through the Military System. Ho will ba tnupht hoto to study hoto to learn. Twelve miles from lJhlla Tho usual Academic, Spe cial and "Buslneii Courea. K catalog for the parent and for th bov a book of views of Military and Athletic life. t A Dr. Charles H. Lorence, Prat. Maj. Clayton A. Snyder, Supt. Box 412, Wenonah; N. J. ' " WW.V&NNAV9wNXVViNNvvV wwwaswiisi ni.MRSTOWV. N. J, BLAIR ACADEMY FOR BOYS j BLAIRSTOWN, N. J. Healthful location IS miles from Dela. ware -Water Gap 100 acre campus and ad joining farm. Perfect equipment. 8 hand some buildings bupeniaed athletics. Doubln gymnasium. Preparation for college and Irrhnlral schools Mllltarv drill. Visit Dlalr and see Its advantages Write for catalog A. IIIIIV '. SHAKPK. II,. P.. Headmaster. -nOltllENTOHN. N. J. Bordentown Military Institute Mental, moral, physical, military tralnlni Hordentnwn on-the.Helaware New Jeraey Kaaex Tells. N. Y. K Si N O 8 T. K vr Sihool for Hoys I . ,J, 52 mllrs from New York. High elevation; lower houso for nung boys- extensive erourde' stinervUel eth)etlct mllltr- treln Ing. J. R. Campbell, M. A.. Fssex Fells, N.J. HFWCFftiprrtn v ULRCERSUUKtl ACADP.MY ntTer a tb- ' ouch nhvalcal. mental and moral Iralnln far college or rualnees Under Chrtatlan ms,f ter from the great unlv.. Loca. jn the Cusa. i, berland VaUey, on nf the most plctureaag ABAaa 9 A aneiaal Jsstae snnrh Xfstit' ns . USBBUaTsl vim yjl ' l H yV- 11 til Mv A.y VJ s . S'i trT " I nuwutf J rQiv nm-3 UOIM IIIIIIIH '&' ''issp"TiS"ap f ff kkftjt SS4 sV Cri. a. .th ft V J ' a, ' . .A Da t i .. , . vii ii ivr wttrWtrUK v- vT -TV .- u'"V Vi . ( , I " V riifflMikiilifii'ilwW
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