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THE PENN X-COUN1RY TEAM WILL HA VE TO DO ITS RUNNING AT HOME
BIGJPORTDAY !SfENcT
Y Ult SIHUULBUIS! is agreed upon
Two Interacademiu Foot
hall Games West Phillic
Plays Southern
SOCCER GETS STAR!
rill ec brjnclieH of moi t air uil thr
rnlc.nd.ir foi tlie schoolboy loilaj It In
tlo blRRest athletic day In scholastic
' lutil.s since the academic ctir utartetl
jn Keptembel.
Iutirit. of couiie hettl(ts In the foot
hall contests T i lnter.icademlu Rumen
r on the catd and one Public School
League battle besides many independent
tilts.
fliarlrv Mtdirtx a KnUcoiial Aiademy
z eleien ulll sulnic Into action Hf;aliit tfle
Friends' Central team ut Mxly-soconil
and Walnut street, and I'enn Charter
will clash with fJerinantottn Acailem) at
Quern Lane, 'these two contests both am
title exents In the Intel academic T.ejeut
(Omjietltlon.
West Philadelphia. UlRh fccliool la the
tulne fmorite In the nnlv Public School
League battle South Phlltdelulila Hlifli
Mill be the opponent The westerners
hac one vlctorv to theh credit lux Inn
defeated Uirinantonn IIIffH whllo '"ouih.
em ;nas beaten b Cei.tral
T!m West Phlllle team uai cnppleu
muiienhat .tttei the (lermantu n gum,
but the Injuted pUjeiB hae recoxemi
and the team Is In f.illl Rood ah ipe
One of the biggest Independent at
tMitlons l the Rame between Hmerforo
.School apd St, Luke s, echcduled to take
place at Haxetford Tliexe team xxli'cn
ueie old rl alff In the past liaxc rot met
In foutlecn e.lls
nul irciaft and Miilvalc Are
wauled Franchisee in
in Organiatioii
t a iiieetlnc o' thn American Basket
ball LeiiRue held last exenlng at tho "'
1'olunib.i Catholic Club the cluult for
, 'the 1118-10 neason was llnallj agreed
upon, and exerjtlilnK 19 in reauinesrs i
tho opening of tho seafon on Moiidav
exenltiR, No ember '-; at Trainiuu
Hall, 1'ianlclln street und Columbia ave
nue The iVIitfatts also considered the
' eek of hporla ' proRram Inasmuch i"
the American League has been dllclulix
niiimltited b hamuel .1. n.illas to look
after thtt sports part In the progiam
Tho K O hliup from tliH Nnx'x tHril
which had been admitted .it a lircxloua
KathetuiK a dropped, and two lien nR
KriMitloiN awarded finnclilsfi'. lhe
nio MliUnle Stcol ami Nixal Aircriitt
and these with Hancock. Kt ' oli'ni'jT.
IViluon, Vours "Irulx. Vixtrlx: c'lthallo
Club H nd South Philadelphia IKIiiexx
Association complete the inaKe-up of the
oritanUatlon , ..... ...
It was decided to play a 1-pllt schedule
the wlnnei of the first half lnettlnn thi
xxlnnei of the second In a seiles ut the
close of the season for the title Tiir
opening nlRht committee reported that
a band hid been enuaKed and tliut Ira.
Thomas would toss the first ball Wil
liam J rhetTer will also be on hand auu
niBltH an address
Aftei considerable dlsan.31011 the pu
ing nights '!( fixed os Mondaj ana
Wednenlai
PENN OFFICERS PUT
BAN ON TRIPS FOR
MINOR SPORT TEAMS
l
1 ootbcdlcrs Only Athletes
Scrap About Scrappers
Permitted to Play Out of
Town Cross-Country
Meet Cunceled
mow: gridiros shifts
ii) nwh j. poi.i ock
"AflN'OR sports at P n were Ue.u a
i.tJ.Jnt.1; rempey bluR .e.sieri1nt uii.
It was learned that tir. team excepting,
iIia r. .,.,!.. 11 -. ..... .
... ,WU.MU miunu WOUIU bo Rlen a
fuiloURh f. out-of-tonn rompttitioiis
This ,Il tie ihe plans 0t tho 0t. er
ind iross-coutitiv teams In Itnots unless
nnolher offltlal statement Is issued bj
oionei j-.ees, tlie head of all tl e stu
dent aiin training cctpi
P was first learnerl tlmi t.ih. . . '
teams would not l. r,., 1 .' ':. 1 that n was
pele out of town Mhn IMw.nd l! -'Ul t would P'ued torn n. a .1
Uushnell, the graduate lmniRn asl.eil 1 tint theie w.is no UUIlliood o' a 10 l
foi a furlough foi the memhei of the (.....eliation. The ctr.i vseek Riven t.
.ros,ounlo who were lo ir-er Ponn ',m"a"0", ..,,, , ,
htate ar Mate CoIKrp. tomoi ro tv, . I f.uettc has rnnblid the JU10. 1 iu K'
mUslnn was denied. I ht c, (shape for the battle wi'h 1
The mlllt.uy autliorlt'a at ilif 1 m Qual.ers and a Rood game is assured
xeisltv Informed Manned HuMine 1 that ' Tlie P.ed and Hlue combination was
ibex did net hue tho nower tn m wni through anotner practli i gsirn xes
.v.. ...- rs- ii . , j,. . ,.o.il. 1.. a
Scholastic Contests
Scheduled for Today
The s liuiastle atliletir 1 ests
s )ieiluled for tod. follow
notlmll
Interuuilemlr I eiirne I nl-toinl cail-
eim . Trlrmls t entril pt SKt neiunil
tnrd Walnut treetl I'ena t Imrtfr Bdiool
in, (.ermfliiUiwli fuilein lit Ihiten
' Pnlille srhnol I ertinie Xet Plillnttel
1.1,1.1 t. Houlh I'hlUilrhililn nl Houston
IMhVr f.iine llrtdtior llteh srhil y.
lleniMl HUli Kihmil. nt Itndimri Ulillev
furlc lllsli I inmlimne II Ith l
ItiJowne lnrli IIUli ( lifltf nlinin
IIUli dinol nt rikln VeiUi Moidlmrj
Ifldi . Hildilnnllelil lllih Hi ltaililnn
flld N. .1 1 llmerfurU rliol st
l.nLe's. at Hinerfiinl
norr
1 riitml llltli . tiermanlnnn I rlmd.
it l.efiimiiluwn
'aialn Kt .too cotildn t suoie In ten
plajs and the piactlco ended
I v Another new combination was tiled
nut In the backlleld and It Is likely that
I tl e quartet tint plaved against St Jte
.will start In the I.ifajitte lontest to
morion hhnrtx "mio, was tlu itatter
llamx and Crawfoid tho halves and
.MeNlchol fullb.u-1,.
Crawford was pulled back fiom center
and Prank replnceil an .t snapper-back.
The vl Irglnla xoutli plajed 11 Rie.it
g.imo and nored bnh of tho guaker
ti tk'hduniio
"I.ililie l.rnnt" I iclil I'laiiue.l
Itolon No a Ras'bAi cla rrs 11
le AmTiv-ir force oier thr sunccst tj
le omirrs uf th Ilmton Nations s that
ll e ret 11 t llrans PloM Ormt 1 icld l
memur, or KJille Oram who was klllrd
1 e AtKitllii fcctlM) KIiII wai a llonton
LU LU GOLTOTO DINE
Tcanis C.ipt.iinetl 1 Walton mid
Klriiiiiuiii to I'lav iitmdn)
Teams of golfers hu nrc menihers
of the ,u Lu 1'ountr 1 lub will enRagn
In 11 dinner nmtrh tn be played on tho
club llnl.s at KdRe Ulll. Pa , tomorrow
hi Rlnnlni; at 1 n'i lock There w 111 be
thlrt-seen plavers n .i h side and tho
trims will be laptilned b; II J Klein
man and Ito--s Wnlti
tx nnl nla, -.1 with Harvard
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tcrtaiti that th i.afiset
. '..,.r. i,t,.ii.f ,n. . win 1,. the fui loughs for t.ams to compto out of,t-rdii This time the St -nsepl. s I. s
A"' ' ..B'"."s...- ,unl, ol)(1 tha ,, r.0tlinll iirricr.i 'neie lie ppoin nt. and tluv pjr tin
future in the wind. . P at tum u , mnimb , ',, 'fc', an cx ,,, lMni agaU.M the CJcUik t
brla tonlghl ulcl. s,toi or ,. . .. ,,,,ia .,1- ,,,.., . ,. -. i,.i..u., ,ere sooted hi Pe .
Cleveland who has fouylit 011 ,,, hu ,1 VV, ;,,,;' V :."' I ' . . ,.n , r. anie was turned it I . a S1
S a0nfU0r,e" h,aai ."kilB. ";X" in It 1, like,, that an nppeO-Vin be ;:, ..nuge and ,10 tt.les plaed W
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MARLEY2HIN
DEVdN 214 IN.
ARROW
COLLARS
CUIETT PEABQEY CQ.lWCTBXmlY.
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Back Again! :
Our i)atrons will be pleased
lo know that on and aftci"
HV man & " Mtle hnrd to locatt, November Cth the service in
bvt you'll I nlad you found tw. our Dining-Room will be
Daily Specials conducted by white waiters.
Platter Dinners
1 ltiLkon.$l.'.'r. Fish
Meat... .7.1 Vegetarian .ol)
O. I.... C !..!..
open 0 a. m ,0 is p. u. f. 5ECOND FLOOR. kJ
IKQBLAUCH'C
If you are suflering
from skin trouble
and lt.tv e tried arintts treaimems w'th
out success don't lie d'sco ragctl,
Resinol
Ointnuiit and Kcmol So.ip li inp
pcedy lclipf fiom tczeniu und other
itehinp 01 embarrasaini; ttouble, and
tisunllj succffil in nmkitij; the ,m
cleat and lic.iltln iiKnin
X. fJT U.kl'
Hvlnol hit.ip
' rip I e
T j ht ,
Mat tin JHiffv
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UFAYEHE HARD AT IT
W Into Ball on Field I .one
Vlter Sundown
ha.lon, l'a., Sov S I.afajelte had
no scrimmage jesterdaj. Couc'i Lieu
tnant Cftbett not wishing to take
sny chances In ciljiplltig his tneu before
the Penn game There was a long abd
snappj signal practice In the various
formations and plan to be used against
"ie Quakers on flaturdav The men
tv ere kept on the field until 6 o'clock,
X orklng for the last half I10111 xx ITU a
xxhlte ball and on a lletd in w tual
Harkncs"
1 ho fecit in ai lion
In the semlfinil Jati: Hsxdv. of Puti
Itlehmotd will be Uuffv opponent
Three olher
program
sassssssa&smwfisssswmaa. $j
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isiMHK nil ino aCClMllCH (J mi fpUll.,R
tpaiuB so as to eocr tr ffitt f r
thn rcnialtidei nt tli nmriam . t. .
uood l.out ui cm 1 lie J Manager Uushnc 1 al?o an-iuui r.I
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tijt.i nn.t Tim fi-tftHl line a Jul toUl
puw ei Thre 1Ujb foUntl tho M.
o-. i t ard nwix al tU.. u foi
u. ti t if broufih. it to lh &-a-id nar
. tate Plaver Honorctl
Nti Tollese. I'ii. sO R Tlnee
woundftl on tht baltlfttelii of IVaticr, 1 iu
tlanna talvnp (Via t'rarr ,1 I IiiltAnifll W
lake Irlnh T'ftty f'JiiiP n plots tlnit llmk J
nU'ht tlln v,n injuria in uu automobUo
re,ih u i 1 t A maliinsMMil ft ln tltflM lit
alKlilnir the Hltlc Irech fffhter. TranU Oon I
To Ia-entiard lit th eltw Ind-lio 1 v uns
IiohIdnu rrtfMa ; hit! lM2fferald In out
ot the other lout
Ml hrll ard )I.v'tHnfr T eonarU v
b th conUstants in thtt nitwlnd-wn nt tin
Olvmplfl A next MtncJi n'jvht Ja. K
HrlUon and Haidier Ilarttleld will tpnnr In
th final irflu t
rt Sifiirdtiv t laht s nrek lol t
Went'le. an 1 Jolinn I'UiuUa nil hi s-en
u tion ill tlie fnal hout at tf Nult na
4 Too I'hlUlos and loe V elfcli will nice
tho tfemlflnul
m nr swsw '.'! aMiw v m m'..L:ssyg,gnrTl
"-- -s - --s r7 nfiiiiirr.ri'j- i " -m-ai amr-
J.i- WelMi
Tend Ii
hKR ben rnatvhe 1 tn o
i nc win comp oto!iT
tnint V red leattrr. halfbic'i on Pcnn iix oivmniu a n n.a nih nf ft isam
s.ttR rlPien In KMfl And JfMfl hi t-n bpr u tnh U to make l.iS poundi una
jioininndeiT for hU rftptnlnx. -'r for thp IoprI noiuhimr
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Say! Young Fellow
Are you one uf Ihotc red-blooded young
men who hare been looking high ana
low for a real novelty? IVe, here
you have il, and a dandy il is,
y;vohi up 10 u biuiiuuiu iiiiu
J'' . . ? i;.,.
uown 10 a piuti u huoiih,
winged tip model
thai serves the ap
pearance ot a qual
ity shoe, but gives no
hint of its low price.
If you go elsewhere
you'll pay $11, come
here and hand us. ..
l.'.tll Mltnil l'l.SS soliXHK
(Ipn (lt Hull near Uhlrnrr llldir.
HTII uml ICA( j, S, K. Iiirner
101 MIK1II HTIf IT anil llrunrhCN
linen sulunlnv t ntll III I. VI.
KMi (street stiire Onen Pirnlnas
At'.'.'Ai-ti'A.A'sTts'it'A'i.'.ttVAgrssl
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Planked Lobster ?
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Oyslci ToW.tn.
Oi'uet Cclerj
(.lam Cho tiler
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Planknl toln ei-
Asimnwi II Hn sn it
Julienne Potatoes
l.eti e una
'1 ouiitin Salmi
1 oil e of It t Cmi iiini
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ANOVER
Twelfth and Arcli Sts.
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& II. SELL IT FOR LESS:
ML & H. Headquarters for
Football, Soccerball and
All Other Healthful Sports
"TVKR since xw slatted bus hps twenty-live jeurs nc our aim
-Li liad been to mukf oui stou not onlj the headquurteia for al)
spoitlnt' Koodfc at xve1! in n stoic of unique fienicc but also a
he.itlqturteis xxlieif thp best could hi bouijhl at tlie lowest prices
pi oof of our slojrun -".1 tv . Sill U V l.tis"
Football
Shoes
$5
JHKwks.
tVwv
Football
Pants
2.50
and $5
a sh
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RABBIT
SEASON
Opens Mon
day in
New Jersey
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tdh' si . I
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I nnilril -liell-
per lull
sIipM Xih.
lltllltllic ( mils
Kl.nu I eaelns
Hi 'Inns
prires
ne u l
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Soccer ffjt
Balls &Wk
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Jerseys
3J.50
Soys' Sizes
as Low as .
50c
Punching Bags
$2.50 to $10
I'ii1 ceKuli oi
tA h
bu
pil, ll M IJa'ilSMtflJlatl -ood
PIFf w lNf 1 nlJ D fA nJ rerTpl choice of
cpMktir.7uiiriH t ripe p.
tsJI JpiyThH
ij?l- ii J Vfj re rot
t&M W NptlWal Sir ou ',ut
H litLr HitOUVI D wintar
Slfl I1 HlI H and
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VTlflnTlL MEN'S SyiTSSa.50
Lfy&y & OVERCOATS IZup
HE CLOTHIER Fine IVlS? Sly,es
Betfer Grade Suits from $17 to $25
Actually Worth Double
FUR GOATS $25 AN!) UP
NaaV) MM
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pJoQl
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bealskin, muskrat and sable skii:
1' u r c h u sing
Agents' Orders Ac
cepted. Stores Open
Evenings.
Cejiplete $fij.75
Lin' O Ip
SPECIAL SALE OF TROUSERS
In all maletials, colors, shades and j;- Qg
effects, wonderful values jL VP
th
AMOl
2NVM.U0R.
ENTRANCE ON I31l ST
OppoMltr ftnunintter'H
Hraucli trf tl No. 0th St.
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Do Your Christmas Shopping Early .
IZ I 430-MARKET-STrn " 'y
I Wor. if LARGEST SPORTING GOODS HOUSE IH CITY Extra
1 - Ol'l N Illllltl Ml SXI I ItllXX s s k .x . . JKAS
ill iT . ' n
C'op)ilht, 1918, D Kinclibium Co.
OVERCOATS AND
SUITS AT $35
M&JkEDVCXTIQNALM
',
,Tonnc Wornii And QlrN
loane Women aoil (lirla
( yyHINK of a generous, lux
ll urious great-coat, tailored
r 1 by the Kirschbaum shops
' in all -wool Irish Frieze
for $35 ! . . . . An extraordinary
clothing value, and yet not an
isolated case here at Reid &.
Fort's . . . For whether you
want a sack suit, an ulsterette,
a Chesterfield or a storm coat
you will find a great variety to
choose from without going be
yond so moderate a figure as $35
Cathedral of Rhcims Neckwear
Specially Priced at $3
Copied from the windows and facades of
this now historic cathedral, these neck
wear designs are exclusive with us ... .
Nearly fifty colorings 'and patterns to
choose from . , . . In a heaxy silk and
worth at least $3.50, but specially priced
by us at $3.
OPPORTUNITY
FOR WOMEN
An Unexpected Opportunity for a Limited
Number of Women With a Purpote
Upon the opening of the classes for women nt Drel Institute It Is
found that tre lntluen!n epldemla has cixused teveral unfiectcd vacancies
There are still opportunities to enter the eouises in Dietetlrs secretarial
xx'nip nnrt rvnm&ntii. s. Iphpm n ml Attn. c?nirses cf lour inotitlis one year
and two jcars, In accordance xxitli the atudent a previous training and e
nerlence. Tlieso courses lead directly to Government positions but prepare
the students for xvorl! In either war or civilian activities canuinaios snouiu
apply Immediately. In perton It possible, at tlio cfllce of tho lteelstrar for
further Information.
DREXEL INSTITUTE
PHILADELPHIA PA.
HOLIJS GODFREY, Se. D Enjr. D., LL.xD., D. C. L., President
Thirty Millions of Slaves
To Become Free Men
Ami "tlic piogic-js oi the I'leiuli icolution, quoted at the Congress ut Vienna, lias been
extended," In the uillapbc l Aiutua aiui Turkc, actording to the Xeu York Tribune.
Instead o! Uennany euiisolulating .in Kmpue in Central, luuope, liueiestetl ,obsereis
nun sec the Allies cncuuiaging the development ot a group ot small independent nations
between the Alps and the Carpathians, between the Aduatic .uui the Danube, and in Western
luuope. Yet the political task of building the new irom the itiins of the old is never a simple
one. The task ahead of us in Central Kurope tan, editois declare, be compared only to
' unscrambling eggs." The far-teaching importance of the surrender ol Austria and Turkc
is clearly outlined in the leading article in THK LITIiRARY DICIEST lor November
th. Jt explains all the main ramifications ol" the subject and is illustrated by helpful maps.
Other news-topics ot unusual interest ami timeliness m this number ot ''The Digest"
The American Army's "Post of Honor" in the Battle
Summing Up the Four Weeks' Fighting of the American Forces North of Verdun
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C2HORTHAND,
SYSTEM
THK 1101 P SSTK3I
Tmifh TrnrltliiF dtil mm
iiivrriiil HiihJpctH. l.vnrrt inrhcm.
I'hlla. School of Office Training
l.ouer iliac, lnin & ineainut
1 acuit 1803
in
(3U)
X"I
XXNNhXtllOl). I'.V.
Montgomery School i';
ouiiir XVomen nnil (llrln
on
inns
Peace to Make Food Scarcer
German Toys Not Wanted
Mr. Wilson's "Cowboy Brutality"
Plain Words For William From His People
Damascus Steel
Vacuum-Picked Cotton.
"An Ambassador of the Dead"
"Cleaning Up" the Orchestras
Evil Effects of Competitive Missions
The Best of the Current Poetry
Personal Glimpses of Men and Events
Many Striking Illustrations,
A Healthier, Wealthier, Wiser Land
German Colonies as "U-Boat" Bases
Indian Leaders Dubious of Home Rule
Invisible Wounds
Leviathans of the Rails
Sounding Niagara's Rapids
Emancipation of Stonehenge
Turgenef's Failure
The Religious "Communication
Trench"
News of Finance and Commerce
Including Maps und Cartoons
Itrayer's Business College
I'hlllilflplila'n Oreutrat Itimlness School
ieit trainer" Jlodirn iulrment. intll.
tunl Hilvanteinent. c'hurpee motleruje. IJp.
lops irunranteei!. Pas mid Nlrht cUrspb
Hill im!tnt now uttun'Hng I nroll now
- t lirslnut Htrrel. rlion Ualnut Hat
Kirschbaum Tailored Uniforms for
Army Officers and the S. A. T. C.
1204 CHESJNUT ST.
ii South isth st.
MIUtlTIIANU AND IIOOKKREI'IM)
jr giJutf art In conitant deniand. aoo4
, i .ik pojitlonn wlt you Oxttti Short,
una. tlia y. prdy mien, Complett
Icht cltii". Intontltq trtlnlnr.
.rk Enroll anr tlmte Call or writ
i-V'J fr 'nil partlculara am cntalo
Jlttjf MIHA. llt'WMW fOLLKOK
UGjflr anil CollfK of Commrrce
;0I7 Chtnut St. I'lillud.lphl,
Palms Btuineia ColleBe tclt;?-
Day Extnlnc. IloolikffBlnr. CKH Btrvl'ca
t-fcieUrlnl 'loueh Tyt)wiltlng, nnclliti ato.
Attend tha btat. IndlvKtual Ini-l ruction
tiflact patronsta. Phona Bpruca 16J?.
rniVATB LESSONS. LancuaEea. Matna
matlca, Eusllah: Rlamanta of Autnorehlp a
ap(.lalty, lll Wlldman. 1639 flace.
VIJ FUKNiall tutor" free! all aublei-ta! ph.
hprucn ill-rt ..iii Atabtifii Amtncii
7 Perry Bldt
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Whew, Girls! Let's Play
GERMANTOWN Y. W. C. A.
SWIMMING POOL
5820 Germantown Avenue
Heated Filtered Sterilized
riione (.erniiiitnnn ftiCH
,MT Perry But
llolli Seien
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL"
A I)ltlnrllve Itiiiliirm School
Ouallty Inatructlon, In Oreta Bhorthand
and all l.ua'nena biamhea. Day. E.e Let in
arnd FHBH tllal ltapn hIo Uluitrated
catalog-, tc. lOOi Market street.
roniti rr idi imi. ai.no niFNcit-
IFll
Prlinto leNonni exuerlrni
W7 aill.
Momnn teacher.
JUllKMIMHHJ.i: I., V. XIUKINOFR. 00
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