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I rDEFEAT BOLSHEVIK!
FoVco Russians Out of Eastern
Oalioia Rghting to Con
tinuo Ponding Peace
continue to raalitaln, the rlewpolnt
tbat Finnish interests arc"ao inter'
VfOTCn with sovereignty over the Aland,
Islands that Finland alone has the
right to decido whether tliorc shall be
ft plebiscite. Sweden, however, is
urging the league to h'old a plebiscite.
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ITALIAN EMPLOYERS-OBJECT I !t IIVCJinniTf' ' .
UlhmaUcCBR.-
RIO WELCOMES ROYALTY
REPORTS DIP
ON MACSWINEY
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LEAGUE HEARS
1 Warsaw,
shevik fore
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Brazilian Capital
King and Queen With Enthusiasm
Itlo Janeiro, Sept. 20. (By A, P.)
Oay crowds of merrymakers marched
through tha utrrotn nf tho Tlrnxlllnn pun.
Jltal Inst night in honor -of King Albert
niCDIITPQlatul Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, who
Ul&rUICO.innded hBre ln the Uornoon. All the
' thoroughfares were brilliantly illuml-
, tinted and conspicuous among the decu
the Associated Ties rations were the colors of tho allied and
a A Tfrpaainn Ttnl associated tintlnn. Ah Mnhnrnrn nrn.
forces have been driven out of l?ftm of entertainment for tho royal vis
lorces nave dccu onven oui ltor. who th fl . k a d
Mittrn naiipia bv a general rousu ... . iit b,i, a..t. I.. ...,...
advance along the southern front I after thelr arrivni hcrc '
MtAtwlri,1, An tatewtln, feature of the last few
lr rifehed the line of the lower ' U?T ' the'r voyage v.as the fact that
7aJu i. h. Xotlon fof the stress ! Albert, in the narao of Uruguay, t5
feo JiZtyiuT BoBtteriom w.U. The kfng 'made
jjecled shortly. Unaccompanied by a guard of honor
I Paris 8ept 20 (By A P 1 Po or other evidence of their official Iden-
lind and Lithuania have agreed to sus- tity, King Albert and Queen Elizabeth,
rfcnd nil hostilities, pending an inquiry , with President Pcssoa ant Scnhora Pes'
ifeU decision of tho Issues at stako by ifoa, deviated from last night's propam
tls Council of the Lcngue of Nations, by riding through the handsomely deco
lf.tvs announced hcre this morning. rated and brilliantly lluminated Ave-
I The Polish-Lithuanian accord came nida Ilio Brnnco, which was crowded
atter the Council had adopted a rcso-1 with people. The throng quickly rccog
lotion calling on the countries to cease nlzed the royal visitors and gave them
liimifU. immpdlatplv The resolution I an ovation
ed Lithuania to adopt the provisional
Delegation Telia Premlar Qlollttl
They Will 8ubmlt, However
Home, Sept. 20. (By A. P.) Del
egates of Italian employers informed
Premier Qlollttl yesterday they were
unable to ' approve his formula -for
reaching a settlement of the controversy
Greets Belgian1 Irish Loaguo Says He Is Worse, t0 lti Tbo premier rCpiied that he
would assume full responsibility for im
UNA GRAVE GR1SI
While Jail Physicians Soo
No Chango
posing his plan, and later issued a it
crco making formal announcement of
his action.
, Efforts were made early In the day to
.. . ..ir-unn reconcile opposing points of view re
GIVES MESSAGE TO FRIENDS gardlng the premier'., plan. This meet
ing aajourncu anu,incn ucicgaiesoi fne
Un Accordo Sarebbe Stato Rag
giunto tra Industrial o I Rdpi
prosentanti DegHOperal
Motaljurgiol
By Hie Associated Trcm
lonrion, S,ept. 20. Terence Mac-
Swlney, lord mayor of Cork, bad a bad
night and was very weak this morning,
according to a bulletin Issued by the
Trial. aAl.TA.Aptn1nnf!nn Tjnncrllf Tho
bulletin stated that Annie MncSwlney, ' Deputies during the first fortnight of
sister of the lord mayor, had Just left , November, instead of at the end of that
employers and the workmen held scdu
rate conferences. Most of the time at
tho joint conference was taken up with
conilderatlon of the question of dis
missing workers. it
Premier Qlollttl expressed the hope -
of being able to reopen the Chamber of
PubllahM nnrt-DUtrlboUd Under
PERMIT NO. 841.1 '
Authdrl'Kl by th net opOotDNr
ISI7. on ftl At tho Poatortlca ef Thl
Idphta Pa. . . -"
rottmsiter CWnrt.
t h
i.- -f iv. m nt I or fliril br the .ftu
jirsms Council In December lost nnd ,
Withdraw ber troops from tho territory
tb, the west of the line, while Poland I
4 as askfd during Its var with Sot let,
Butsla to respect the neutrality of the ,
territory occupied by Lithuania east of
vtre line oi uciuuiauuu w. j
Sjipreme Council
HOLD BOMBING SUSPECT
Man
Arrested In Alleged Montreal
Plot Carried Dynamite
Montreal. Sent. 20. (Bv A. P.)
' With one suspect under arrest, police
,ntflnr nf thf Vflfflie a UrDUraUOn i nn nnnw..xt- ntAmnf Un..t.,U. (l,f a
rlhie In a most dramatic manner attne),,,,,, iocal hotei ownej by yjj.
Hone mcoung oi iuu v-uuuv.il wU.(rcd commicr. xne siue wans or tnc
l)e delegates am spcciawrs seemeu hotcl nnd Ul0HC ot thc noynl nroom
Ssimistic as to the probability of anjc.,, building adjoining were badly
treement being reached, when lKnaccldamacd-
.n PmWrvaVI. PollBhe delCISatC tO tOe I W-ltnn V C.- no,l lnlr T,,hn
IJeague of Nations, arose ana maue r sftjj hc came ilero from tle TJnitcJ
stirring speech in which he said 1 olanii i statcS) na(i jn his possession when or-
tpirea 10 oe in munix bw """refted. tne ponce sav, a bcick nnu a
itifhujinttt and had full confidence that
JJithuanla also desired peace.
JThe Lithuanian delegates, headed by
foreign Minister Woldcmar, walked
wer to the Polish delegates and warmly
n look hands with them amid cheering by
tic 'spectators and delegates marking
tf e'first instance in which the league s
ii sdlaUon has been accepted by coun
t lea' virtually in a state of war. M.
"vroldemar said ho had full confidence
it, the spirit of fairness of the council
'tte league nnd would abide by its dc
o slon. Finlnnd also ironed out her
d faculties with the council by accept -i3g,with
certain reservations, tho re
lrt of the council on the Aland
J ilabds question, which calls for nn in
v 'Stigfition by three commissioners.
TJeon Bourgeois, the French rcpre
ntatlvo ln the counrll, spcaklns at the
o ening of the session, asserted that
lbmiSsion of the Lithuanian-Polish and
.Viand Islands disputes to the council i
Wis the best augury which had de
Ioped for the future of the League of i
Nations. , I
n IThe council today approved the pur-
cjiase of the Hotel National in Geneva I
cfe the future home of the league. I
ljefinlte transfer of the districts of I
Hupen and Malmedy to the sovereignty
if Belgium was recognized following an '
56vBtrgatlon of the protests filed by '
(fermans against thc plebiscites
IThe Finnish reservation on tae re
port of the council on the Aland
Ulands question, given out bv M.
Rnchell. Finnish ministers in Paris,
vrtis that Finland reserves the right to
half of dynamite and three lengths oi
fuse witn detonating caps ataencd.
NAMED ON SARRE BOARD
League Appoints Dr. A. Hector on
Governing Commission
Paris, Sept. 20. (By A P.) Thc
Council of thc League of Nations to
day ratified the appointment of Dr. A.
Hector as member of tho Harre Basin
governing commission, and accepted
the resignation of Herr Alfred von Bock
from the same position
Von Bock resigned after the strikes
and other difficulties in the Sarrc Basin
last July
Brixton prison, whero hc today began
the thlrtv-nlnth day of his hunger
strike, and declared his condition was
unchanged, except for the weakness in
cident to his long fast.
In his report to tho. home office the
physician at Brixton prison reported
that thc lord mayor's condition was
irtunlly unchanged.
Lord Major MacSwlnoy last night
wrote a message to Irishmen through
out thc world on behalf of himself and
tho hunger strikers In Cork jail. After
thanking them for their sympathy nnd
prayers, thc lord mayor said, nccordlnj
to the London Times :
"If this .jjold-blooded murder is
pushed through It will leave a stain d
the name of England which has no par
allel (oven In her history) and which
nothing will ever efface. It .will rise
before the English people whencwr they
offer .mother pcoplo frlendhlp. We feel
singularly privileged nt being made in
struments of God for evoking such
worldwide cxpro'slons nf admiration and,
support for the cause of Irish independ
ence nnd recognition of the Irish repub
lic. If we nre to die, vo nre called to
that even greater privilege nnd happi
ness of entering the company of those
who died for Ireland
"We forgive all tho,.e who are com
passing our death This battle is being
fought with clean hearts, purely for
our countr. We have made our peace
with God and bear ill will toward no
man."
After invoking God's blessing upon
all who prayed for the prisoners, Mac
Swlncy concluded by saying :
"I believe God is watching over our
country, and by His divine decree her
resurrection is nt hand. I believe this
is her last battle for liberty and that
God will crown it with complete vic
tory." '
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month, ns has been customary. A num
bcr of Socialist deputies visited the
premier, nnd Insisted on an' immediate
reopening of Parliament in order to
bring up n discussion of their bill on
tho new stntus of workmen and tho re
lations of the men and masters Inside
manufactories.
DENIES ROYAL GEM SALE
Bolshevist Says Only Private Jewels
Are Exported
Stockholm, Sept. 20. Exportation
from HusSia of diamonds and jewels In
order to obtain foreign credit for the
Soviet Government is defended In a
s"tnte"ment by Leo Komcriev, head of the
Ilusslan Bolshevist trade mission,
printed in tho Social Demokraten.
Although M. Kamcnev denies, personal
participation in the exportation of
precious stones, he declares It has never
been n secret. Inasmuch as all goods
have been nationalized.
State and crown jewels, adds M.
Kamencv. have not been offered fo'r sale
because the. stock of diamond! on hand,
which he admits wcro taken from shops
nnd private sources, have proved ade
quate for the purpose.
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Hoiertlcn avw. Exclusive Chelaen section.
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-...ii '. :r;: '.:.'".r.i-.i -:y --
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Lomlru, 20 1.etf'oiflhroTlJtl tiispuu
da Itoma all'Exchangc Telegraph
che i negozlati tra gll -industrial! r
operai mctallurglcl in Milano si
statl conclusl icrl, domenlc'a, e che
nccordo c' stato rafalunto sopra og
punto, ad eccezione .dlquclio riflcttiii'
11 llcenlamcnto dcgll opcral colpeu
dl rrlmlnl ncll'lnterno dcsll stabil
menti duranto il pcrlo'do della occupn fl
rlonc da parte del predetti 'operai.
Secondo il dlspnccio gll opcral mctnl
lurglcl cvacuerannOjgll atablllmentl.
London, iv settcmbrc Trc pcrsonc
sono rlmasto uccjs e set fcrlte per
un'esploRlono avvenuta nel polverlflclo
Ionfolo a Manto,va, secorido un dl-
lrftacdo'tiunto da'.Boma, Ii'esploslohe,
clie dannegftlo' pai ccchle- case si crede
che sla ' avvcniita dellberataments per
bpcra dl scon6a!utl.v ,
Un dlspnccio da'Genova reca che la
iiotlzla ha rlnvchdto In'inri stalls due
lombe cnrlcho "adalto esploslvo: L6 due
luinbe sarebbero' slmlll a'quella fatta
esplodere venerdlVlnnanzl al palazzo
della borsa.
ItoniB, 10 settembre I delcgatl rap-
icscntanti gll induntrlall drgll stsblll-
tentl mctniluTglcl hanno oggl lnfor-
mto 11 PresldciUe del Conslgllo del
Inlstrl, On Glollttl, che essl sou6 1m-
isIbilitatl ad aPDrovate la sua pro-
win per. raggttiDgereuna slstdmazlono
nn vcrimzu con kii operai meiauur
1 ma 'jChe, dovranno sOttomcttervlsl.
,ui Glolcttl ha rjsposto iche egll as
ieva la plena rcsponbablllta' per 11
no da, luf impOHto e plu' tnrdl.emct-
vn un decrcto' facendo formate, an
nlo della. BUa nzlone. '"
(Igni posslbllc, sfotzo c stato fatto
nnane ntr rlconclllnrc gll oppostl
nil dl vlstn'rlguardahti'll piano pro
to dal PresIdcntcrOcl Conslgllo del
.ilslrl. Una riunlpnc Al riguardo
ngglomatai ed i .dolegnti dcgll Indus
,,ilt ed rnpprescntantl dcgll opcral
lino tcnuto separate conferenze.
Kama, 10 settembre. L'Ou. Gloilttl
oggl esptesso 'la spyranza dl poter
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almost said the finest of the fin arts." (Florence ?slghtlnRalc). ' '
anrv n i ,!lu,V?!d who '"i1 di?ubt ,f:uW,Hlt n",cnt'rcly Batlsfactory work Is nurslnc. nnd yet how ncces-
.t.iTi .... .. j J ru..ipsi "nu numi-uniiR mat requires not oniy our enerffy, our interest and
our sUIU, but our deor reverence nnd highest thoughts ' ,s -" "i unu
friend In oer:
A younff pAet killed ln Prance.
tti, t-'r, .f i.-v-. -Z.J' - . . w I" ..'. .....mw ..t. v ihk wc ,, miy IIUII
..piui iir. o. YYoir .iiiiunrii pnyo oi ine unys clan h trim nlui nf ihn nnra."Il ull .v,. i,i.v .
Kh ntA .V.I. MA.. P.. . -.. . - . ' . -T" .-.. ..h n..t.i ,,v..
.wrote, 'Llko the st.ituo ln Michael Ankelb's. lump of.marble. there Is a
there may bo a new Ghrlst." .andno there may be In any human helnt-.
ra of the pTiyslclan Is truo also of tho nureeVHe sells that which men
I flTH him OViP ll '1 npnfncialnnti an Ann. ti A 4fnm. -1 i j . m
mere buslnea. What such a life mikes if a man largely -a quertlftn oV orVrtal' chA acte? but In no
other fortn of occupation l? there'suoh constant food u etui t-.elop all tMaflWeit and lioWest "
u, v. The hlchest type only of healthy youne womanhood should take up. this work.ifor.lt Is certainly the
hlfc-hm e yen to any woman to do What can be greater than by skill and .knowl1 dRe to help fan the fecblo
spark of life to tho brlBht flame of health : to make tho stiff arm supple and strone: to tide the Typhoid or tha
Pneumonia patient past the dance- post: to BHe back to tho children, tho mother who n&t crossed the dark
river; and to save tho baby with ail life's rond before him. " ' aarK
Nothing cn adenuately 011
napi een iikj "sw
eet ebooneoyf li'te?''0'' th Bkl" WM'Ch ''a'' bF0UBhtt to thd' bedsld8 renewed strenpth and per
"If she have fought with death and dulled his sword'. ' .
If she have given back our sick again,
T it a little thing that she has wrought?
Then Llfo and Death and Motherhood H.naugtvt I"
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AIUNOTON
Ablncton Memorial Hospital
AIXENTOWN
Allentown State Hospital
Ednara llsrvey Memorial Nuraea Colleare
Homeobatblo Btate HoBpltal
Eacred Heart Hoapltal
AIVTOONA
Altoona Hoinltal
ABin.ANt)
Aahland state Oeneral Hoanltal
nEAVEB FAI.I.B
rrovldir.ee Hospital t
HELUTFUE
Suburban Oeneral Hospital
m.ossnrjno
Bloaiburg State HosolUI '
11EKWICK
Bemlcl. Hoapttal
IIETin.KnEM
Et Luke's Hospital
iiiiAnnocit
nraddocW Oeneral Hospital
nB'ADrOBU
Dradtoril nosplta!
' nrnnaKiixB. n. r. . No. s
Pittsburgh City and Home Uoapltala
CIIESTEB
Cheater noapltal
CLB..itFn:u
Clearflald noapttai
COATKSVIXI
Coateavllle Hoapltal
Danville State Hospital
DIXMONT
Dlirnont Hospital
K.8TON
Caaton Hoapltal
ERIE '
Himot Hospital
8ti Vincent's Hospital
nABKISUUEU
H.rrlaburg ,
6,.,. "o,plt.lioME8TEAI
HUme.teaa JIAV.
' JOITNSTOWN
Conemsnah Valley Memorial Hoaoltal.
The Mercy Hoapltal
. RANK
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IJVKCA8TEH
,St Joaech'a Hoapltal
LATBOIIE '
Latrobe Hospital
IJEWI8TOWN
Lewlalown Hospital
tOClt nAVE.N ,
Lock Haven Hoapltal
UeadvDIe Cltr Hospital
MentES noens
Obto Valley Oeneral Hoapltal
MrltEESrOBT
alcKeeaport Hospital
MEBCEB
Mercer Sanitarium
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NEW llninilTON
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NEW KEN8INOTON
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Mount Pleasant Hospital
l'UILAUEU'IIIA
American Btomach Hoapltal
Chlldien'e Homeopathlo Hospital
Friends Hoapltal
Oermantown Hospital (Oermantoifn)
Hahnemann Hospital
neth Reren
BUSINESS Day Sehool
COLLEGE N'sht school
irs hie school ron Ton
Typing, fiecretarlal Work, Business
Administration, Commercial Teach
ing, Uanker's Bualnesa. Ileal Estate,
Credit Men's Law Courses. Salts,
manahlp. C. P. A., Civil Service KII.
lng. Hpantah, Eftectlre Publlo Speak.
Ing, Penmanahln-coureta.
1200 WATJjUT RT.
Friends' Central School System
Central School Junior nnd Senior High
School, including Preparatory, nt loth and
I'.ace ts. Elementary Schools at 18th .ind
Kace. 17th and Olrard ave.. 88th and I.an
cester ave., and Greene et aboe KTiwI
lane. Oermantown. Oet Tear Book and
rates from Certral Schyol. 18th and IUce
sts . Philadelphia. ,
Friends' Select School Jj ga.
The Parkway. Cherry and 16th 81a
All gradea, including Primary and High
School. Stands tor thorough work and all" 4
round Chrlatlan character. Begtna Ninth I
Month 20th. Open for Inspection and a '
rollment
Walter W. navlland. Frlnelptl
GRRnG-lntSV. HPEEnY BnOBTnAND
Tou won t make any mistake If ou stu1?
Oregg Shorthind. Slmplo to write. ea ti
an. uara uy many or the beat etanoix
phera Let ua tell you more about it
ak. Tnr anil nlat.' ...... iT . "
Ajmg mm MflaW l.itilBrB UellatlOal
rnir.A. nusiNKss college t
nnd College of Cnmrnp... U
1017 Chestnut 8t. rblladelshlal
ra phera
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE"
171M713 Chratnot Street
Beat achool for Bookkeeping, Shorthiapti
Secretarial, Touch Typewriting. English, ale.
individual Mnatnic. Oay and Evg. Geulou.
UUBRY-UP CALIJJ fon teachers
Market Street
..'?.Hl,.,em,'i.,' '" enrollment
UUOLBN TKACIIEBN' IIURHVU
1UU
THE FRANkLIN INSTITUTE
. SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS
Draughting. Mathematics Maehanlcs .
NAVAL ABCIIJTJCCTVHE
Reglstratln Dally. 18 H. 7lh ! '
Hiss Illman'a aebool rer KlnaergartnaraM i
Junior, Senior and .Graduate Course,!,
Primary methods. Praetlea ' klndergartasa v
Address A. T. Illman. Prin.., Box L, lIMf
Walnut BL. Plillaaelphla, Pa. '
PUBUC SPEAKING
The National School of Elocution 4 Onlorr.
i-,. tiuvn.lAKH,Jl,
D
4012 Chesthut 8L-
Sl'BINri OARJIEN INSTITUTE
llroaii and Rprlng Oarden His,, 1'hlla. ,
Day and night claases In Art. Elretrlcltf.
Mechanics and Auto. Opens Sept 20
WEST CHESTER
. lITTpiTnpotp
Allegheny Oeneral Hospital
HiT.Wp:lh;"dIe' n" Surgical Has.
wpii "'. .'pawriiB.ry
fhlldren'a HoapTtal
nipKvin! ppnpinfi
j .r ri". --"-.-.
Howard Hoapltal
t. 6p.. IF...IP.I
i.pp. Blimp ..wayiiKi
Philadelphia Orthopedic Hoapltal
Jewlah Maternity Hoapltal
mercy Hospital tuoiored)
Pfestyte'rlan Hoap tal
Mercy Hosnitai
?i' ?r'lI:l' Hospital
f-t l Jnhn'pi Oeneral Hnasltal
WSeMVil S",r, ' C,,ri,'
Wjuthslde Hosr'tal
wtatern Pennsylvania TTnpltsl
... . - riTTSTON
Plttaton noapltal
, POTTSTOn'N
Potlatown noapltal
POTTS1HJ5
Pottsvllle Hospital
' READEVQ
Reading Hospital
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
RIDLEV PAltU
Taylor Hoapltal
' t ROCHESTER
Bocheeter Oeneral Hoapltal
BCBANTON
fltate Hoapltal
. Moaea Taylor Hoapltal
Hahnemann Hoapltal
8EWICULEV
Sewlckley Hoapltal
BnAUON
Christian n. Buhl Hospital
SPANOLEB
Miners' Hospital of Northern Cambria
TARENTUSt
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Protestant Eptsoopal Hospital
Tlmothr'a Hoapltal (Roxborougb)
fit.
Bt.
ip.
Scfi
WARREN
rr's Hoapltal
or MurainB
Hoapltal of Gradual
UP 1UCU
Medlrn-Chlruralcal Hospital
School of
Pennsylvania
sing,
Me
edlclne, Unlveralty of
a llosnltal
Women' Hoapltal of Phlladtlnhla
Behool of Nursing for Women. Pann.
aylvanla Hospital. Department foV
Mental and Nervous Diseases (West
Pnlla.)
pniLirsncno
Cottag State Hospital
PHOENIX VILLH
Phoinlrvllle Hoapltal
Warren State Hospital
WASHINGTON
Washington City Hoapltal
WEST CIIESTEB
Homeopathlo Hospital of Cheater Coonrs
Cheater County Hoapltal "
WH.KlNBUURa
Columbia Hoapltal
WILKEH-BARRE
Wyoming Homeopathlo Hoapltal
WILLIAMSrOBT
Wllltamaport Hoapltal
WINDBER
Wlndber Hoaoltal
YORK
Tork Hoapltal and Dlaoenearr
WTMT CHESTER (TATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Both aexea. 28U. Andrew Thos. hrnllh, Prin.
MUmrAL IXSTRITCTiny ,
ZECKWER-HAHN
riULA. MUSICAL ACADEMV
nnd branches. Main School. 1(117 Spruoe
Street. School reopened September otb.
Puplle may enter at any time. Stud (or
prosperous
BARITONE SOLOIST
Thoroughly experienced, desires poaltloo la
Cathollo choir. M 018. Ledger Qfnce.
PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL ACABLMV
nn
Brunch
nut Walnut Lane
(lerinftntonn
Ell
Catalogue filth Heason Gin. 3(31
JOSEPH W. CLARKE. Director
Till
1
MfSIC
I HTERNIIERO SCHOOL OK MH
0 H. IHth Ht. (Puller Ilulldlnt)
C. V. Sternberg. Director ,
OW
Will It.nnrp Hepttemher 1 Ktfl
inlce Open After September lib
1714 Chestnut Bt
Phone Sprues OH
ADVANCED VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
L, SOBELMAN
I Kllture School of Drnmttlc Art. Special '
C nsses in eiocuiinn orani. uri r... 'i;i.
publlo apeak. 1714 Cheatnut St. Spruce 4S
Indiana Hoapltal
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you may obtain oomplete ana
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boarding school for boy '
drU, military icademy. M'
ntaa college. special Bohootafor
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