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YLVANIA
ILITARY COLLEGE
"Trains for Leadership"
For a hundred years the Pennsylvania Mili
tary College has been making men of boys.
During this time thousands of young men have
learned here the meaning of honor, thorough
ness and discipline. President Harding says:
"If I had ten boys I would send every one to
Chester."
Grants Degrees: Civil Engineering, Chemistry ,
Commerce and Finance
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Cavalry
Artillery
College offers three-year courses and degrees in Civil Engineering, Chemistry,
Commerce and Finance. Preparatory Division prepares for entrance to any college.
Separate Junior School for boys of 12 and upwards.
Box 22
COL. CHARLES E. HYATT
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Prepares for college or techni
cal school. Small classes;
individual instruction. Also
commercial course. Student
government. All athletics.
Splendid modern buildings.
Large campus and gymnasium.
Special care for younger boys.
Rate, $500. Catalog
IRWIN M. SHALTER, A. M.,
Headmaster
Chester, Pa. 1 ! lfiS$
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MILITARY INSTITUTE
PURPOSE: The individual development of a boy's char
acter and scholarship for the work of the world in college, sci
entific school, business or national service. ,
INSTRUCTION: Small classes, individual attention. Each
boy is taught how to study.
SCHOOL, LIFE: High standard of social and moral stu
dent life. Supervised athletics, wholesome food, carefully regu
lated daily program of work and recreation and drill produce
sound bodies, capable minds and cheerful dispositions. For
catalogue address.
Col. T. D. LANDON, Drawer C-22, Bordentown, N. J.
NUMBERS LIMITED
URSINUS COLLEGE
COLLEGEVILLE, PA.
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NAZARETH HALL MILITARY ACADEMY
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M nd i ari'J n.Mr r n h t i u mn m.uiti mm nj- p-ot And (iletl
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Th lnllUar. tvktem r ire 'M w h thi n "- school 'If n1 ri.irip
correct ablte nn wl m ilfrplp An 1 an anpr'mt n of orjranl'stlon
Mvlrratr rnt, Catvtaj'i i arr'f mil 'o
THE RKV. A. I). THAELEU, . D.
nO M NAZMU'TTM, P (Hftj- mlln fro.'i I' ilud.'lyhl i nml ninety 'rum
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TORKIOMM
"The School with an Unsurpassed
Record for Scholarship"
Record. S07 students prepared for 25 colleges in 28 years. 501
of our students Honor Men and Uollegc Leaders at Harvard, Princeton,
University of Pennsylvania, Lafayette, Lehigh, Franklin and Marbhall,
Uuchncll, .Muhlenberg and others. Higher percentage of Honor Men
and Prizo Winners, Fhi Beta Kappn Men and University Debaters at
Princeton than any other school.
Advantages. In beautiful Perkiomen Valley, 40 miles from Phila
delphia, healthful location. Thorough instruction in small groups by
Competent Tcahero in all college preparatory subjects. Good Corn
met rial Department. Excellent buildings and 20-acro campus. All
athletics Delightful home life. Wholesome religious influences. De
velopment of chnracter and Training for Service the highest aim.
Kates, $(5o0 to $750. Separate Junior School, with careful supervision
and complete equipment. For illustrated catalog, address tho Principal.
OSCAR S. KRIEBEL. D. D., Rox X, Pennsburg, Pa.
Juniata College
offers Instruction under the direction of capable teachers In tho foii
curricula: "ols,
(a) Mbernl Arts, four .venr. II. A. !rgre.
(b) (Iftnrrnl Rclmr, four Jfnrn, II. H. ilmrrr.
(c) I'rMrllritl, Iwo yrnrs.
(it) Ilntnn Kconnmlcd, four ypnr, II. 8. ileKree In Homo Kioiionilca
(e) I'lano nnil Voice, each four ycnr.
Tho college Ih co-cducatlonal, Chrlatlan In spirit, thorough In mtlwi
distinguished by Its literary standards. nM-
Tho college has right buildings, Including Library. Science Hall, Adml
Istratlon Building, and dormitories. ' ' n"8'
The fiiimmer term, with necrrdltrd work for teneliem, w npm Jun n
The Tnll term will open September 13.
Moderate rates for good accommodations In a healthful focaii
Send for catalogue. "v
THE PRESIDENT JUNIATA COLLEGE
IIUNTINOnON, r,.
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TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Office for All Departments
College Halt
Broad Street Below Berks
Philadelphia, Pa.
Telepbonet Diamond 0A31
The College of Liberal Arti School of Theology, Mediekl
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Tho Teacher' College
Tjo School of Commerce
Tho University High School
Law, Dentistry, Pharmac;,
Chiropody, Muilc
Training School for Nurtu j
Send for Bulletin, Stating Course in Which You Are Particularly
Interested
SUMMER SESSION, JULY 5TH
TO AUGUST 16TH
Special Information Upon Request
Lebanon Valley College
MT. GRETNA SUMMER SCHOOL
Mount Gretna, Pa.
College work at the most delightful spot in Pennsylvania
Extension courses carried to the people
REGULAR COLLEGE FACULTY
Assisted by Educators of Note
Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Economics, Education, English, French,
Greek, History, Kindergarten. Latin, Mathematics, Philosophy,
Political Science, Public Speaking and Sociology
June 20 to July 29
Grounds and Building.) of the
Pennsylvania Chautauqua Association
For further information address
Samuel O. Grimm, Registrar
Annville, Penna.
BROWN
Preparatory
School
Summer Classes
Begin June 20
Our constant aim is to
develop every boy to the
point where he wants to do
his best. These summer
classes give him an un
usual opportunity. We pre
pare for all college, pro
fessional examinations and
State Board of examinations.
Call
Parkway Building
Broad and Cherry Streets
The Mother School
or
American Pharmacy
Pharmacy ,
Chemistry
Bacteriology
Pharmacognosy
Founded In 1821. Todjy thf eurrltolw
Includes analytical chemistry, oriellal e?
ppnratlo Pharmacy, pharmaceutic! ehi
J. ""onimerclal pharmacy, phirnnceutltil
Jurisprudence chomlcal control In mut
racturlntr pharmacy. nclentlfie ttmni,
bartorloloijT and hyolen?. r.atla nd (hi?
maccutlcal arithmetic. plal coumi J
technical chemistry, applied bactertolnir,
!Xii?i i ' 1ml""c'W. Pheiololcl tutrix.
clinical chemlatry, ndtanccd rharmictwoc
and perfumery. ,
Post Graduate Courses
leading to the, dejreea of Bachelor of Selnci
'Jl i i.httmi?c,y' ChemlMrs, rharrairorH
and Uncterlolo(rj"
Catjilosrue Sent I'non HMtieit
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OP,
PHARMACY AND SCIENCE '
M5 N. 10th St., Philadelphia
Stenography & Typewriting
Secretarial Courses
Bookkeeping & Accountancy
Hvory hoy or cirl conlcmplatlri l
hu'lnoss rarcor should lnestlc't
niir oxcoptlonnl teaching facllltl
Our Brndu.itcq aro nlnays In detnul
as n result of tho practical tralnlai
we Klvc.
suMMr.it srnoni. now orrx
We rordlally inlte parents nil
rirosnectln Hturlenta to call and In-J
sport our clacsroomi and obUIn Ml
information regaining our courmi
or to write for Catalog.
Philadelphia
Business College
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1017 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia
Yeates
School
Lancaster :: Pennsylvania
G8 miles from Philadelphia on tho main line of the Penn
sjlvania Railrom'. Estate of 110 acres 4 miles from city.
Trolley connection. Two athletic fieWls. Gymnasium,
swimming pool. Prepares for any college or technical
school. Small classes. Particular attention to individual
work. Special provision for boys under 12 years of age.
Catalogue and views upon request.
REV. GEORGE ST. JOHN RATHBUN, Headmaster
CHIROPRACTIC
The Philadelphia School of
Occupational Therapy
2131 SPRUCE STREET
Tho course of seven months includes training in design, the .crafts and
lectures in Anatomy, Psychology, Pathology, etc., withy two additional
months devoted to Hospital Practice. Graduates in demand at good
lalnrica. For further information, address
MISS FLORENCE V. FULTON, Dean
YOU have within yourself the essential to the advancement and
SUCCESS of an ideal, whether that ideal is FAME, FORTUNE
or SERVICE TO HUMANITY.
As YOU THINK. SO ARE YOU. You can be what you will to
be. What others have done and are doing you can do. THINK UIG.
Put your THOUGHT into ACTION and ACHIEVE GREATER
THINGS. Tho Greutest Thing in the World is HUMANITY. The
Greatest Service is to bring HOPE, HEALTH, HAPPINESS to
humankind. No other profession offers ns truly great an oppor
tunity to serve folks as does CHIROPRACTIC.
CHIROPRACTIC is a LIVING, VITAL PRINCIPLE. Thou
sands of tho brightest minds have turned to its study as tho finest
expression of SERVICE and SUCCESS. Can you be a CHIRO
PRACTOR? WHATEVER OTHER MEN AND WOMEN HAVE DONE
AND ARE DOING, THAT YOU CAN DO.
The New York College of Chiropractic is the oldest and best
organized in the East. Write for descriptive catalog and appointment.
NEW YORK COLLEGE OF
CHIROPRACTIC
245 West 72d Street New York, N. Y.
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for yVcrnvons
A collearo with modern equipment, attractive campus and a
vigorous college life. Ideally located in a' suburban site three
miles from the city.
Distinctive up-to-date degree and certificate courses in
Liberal Arts and Science Music Household Arts
Expression Secretarial Science
MISS N. L. GOULD. Secretary
For catalogue, address
Cedar Crest College, Allcntown, Pa.
Gettysfourg Academy
A Finely Equipped Boarding School for Boys
New buildings with first-class modern Jppointmcnt3.
Ample playgrounds. New swimming pool. All sports. Super
vised athletics. Beautiful and healthful loca
tion near the mountains. A school with a
home atmosphere. 95th year opens Sept.
21st. Rates, $350 to $425. For catalog
address:
F?&
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Rev. CHARLES H. HUBER, Litt. D.
Headmaster
Box 143, Gettysburg, Pa.
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READING'S JUNIOR COLLEGE, READING, PA.
rnrurnirm nwj (ol!.gn course I.'ui iiirpurcrt to do two ot wlI'M
nrk Hiioiir rurrUu u,
Nfw athlotlr flflrt. I1I.W .llnl.. V . - j.. .-..-..- l.tilMlnir
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COLLEGE AMD MUSIC CONSERVATORY
Will begin 66th ycai Sept 28th. A. 13. course; Pipe Organ Piano
Violin, Voice, Theoretical Subjects; Expression; Home Economics
Secretaryship Public School Music; Outdoor BaBketball and Ten'
nis; Hikes; Swimming Pool. In one of the most beautiful and
healthful valleys in the world. Just outside of Harrisburg Four
hours from N. Y. City and Washington; 3 hours from Phila and
Baltimore. Select patronage. Terms, $450 to $700. Apply eurlv
Overflowing patronage. Send for catalog.
E. E. CAMPBELL,. A. M Ph. D., Pres.
Mechonicsburg, Pa, '
OAK LANE country DMSCHOOL
h.,lUPt?.,,onta "rty-ncre estate on White- Road, about half a
servlue ' lMla- Available ttirougn "-
u-Hr,Ii.fh!' a"- ''"nis; "'lequate playgrounds. Curriculum op",
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upper School prepares for nil colleges. Addie.ss
ni.n l.R,ANCIS lM- FKOEMCIIKK, Head Master
p""c; Mclroso 507 Oak I.ane, rliU8'
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