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Miss Ava says that the Associated Press dis
patch that stated that Attorney Peter jackson
of Fresno knew her very well and that she and
her brother spent some time in California few
years ago, &C.. tells the truth Lieutenant
Deitsch returned her book and a package OF
papers which she says she took from the house
in Cincinnati from which she escaped. These,
she says. will completely identify that house,
but she Will not name the house.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The d.iSrrnce between a loose vague
hGas, and an affidavit giving exact figures is a
wide one. and Of vital significance to a person
inter, s.ei il the statement THE STAR s,cers
portanco TO advertisers
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

ME COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
JAMES c. w TIE IIIacU H. D pres,as0,
And Professor of Public and Private international
THE HON. JOHN NV 4. HARLAN. LID.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Professor Of the Jurisprudence of tn.
United States. OF the Law of Domestic Relations.
fH fo H9S WAL fEsF a COX Of IT, Tor s.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF TIE SUPREME COURT OF the
Professor of the Law Of Real and PERSONAL Property.
GE HSs 1Rf Gf ffs and %.SsS T
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED
Professor of Equity jurisprudence of Common Law
hHf& d Pls'f bHv ia Of as T Si
associate JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Tho III hhx
Ies,9rsr on the Civil Law.
(soMErINE ASSISTANT ArToRSEY OF THE DISTRICT OF
Professor of Common Law Practice and Lecturer on
THE HON AueH Is Hls'srS S6kTH1SeroN IL B.
tsoNErIME DISTRICT ATIoRSEY OF THE UNITED
Lecturer on Legal Bi6liorraphy and the Use Of
WILLIAM d' F Msf 4 sHI. Esq.
toF THE WASHINGTON BAI).
THE H6s fIsf'fi
tus,rrp STATES coa NM si OF PATENTED.
TgF HSS S q fbE taw q t RHahfEy
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF coLuNBID,
WILLIAM 9: t6HSsoN. Ii. NJ
(oF THE wAsHINGToS BARI.
Judye Of Moot Court.
The opening take pace in Law Lecture Hall
on beI ia ososk p n
when addresses re , viii be made by the in e..
ment Of new lectures for the current year
leading the desree Of Bachelor Of Law.
~. Ia, 49, q - III do,;,.o-,d ,t.o. n
Judge cox will continue his REGULAR course for the
Judge BRADLEY. The lectures of Justice HARLAN,
'wH soT SseE. VII run tnr"rTa tie whole year
more specialized because of the additions made to the
The Law Library is open daily for study or reference
e6 Sioc AKA sa to 10 sScs ;R
brary TO enroll students and answer inquiries:
The he lecture course of Mr. Commissioner sIMoNps
taken alone at special tuition fee.
Nor For catacgues apply at the book stores Of " H.
70 JANIS G. III Fes or by letter
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
Fl Of fe this he
o % BE refaWed II ahs LerpEe Han Of the University
when students. graduates Of the Preparatory
Sos2 will @ 9, Ss Tor Tns
Gr saSqd p wns TO sss
in the University Library.
CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE COLUM-
BIAN UNIVERSITY.
This school will open at O'Clock p m. OCTOBER
]. with the following courses of instruction viz All
departments of English. Mathematics Civil Engneer-
ing, Chemistry. Assaying, Physics, Mineraloey
Latin French. German, Mechanical and other
branches Of drawing With lecture Astron-
omy. Anthropology. Zoology. Botany. &c All classes
meet in the evening and open both sexes For
further imagination apply to the dean Prof. E. T.
FRlSIOE, LII D. ' - '~ SCI
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, PREPARATORY
SCHOOL,
1875 st. W, giyes thorough preparation for col
ege for the naval and military academies and for
business. corps Of ten Instructors FIVE of whom
are college professors Number of pupils limited
lOO. Building open for inspection and q teacher
present to answer inquiries from 10 TO 2 O'Clock
after u At 1ol4 Corcoran street.
session begins September 81.
FOR catalogues or further information address
ANDREW T. MONTAGUE. Phi. D..
se3-tr Principal.
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL.
NJ EDICAL DEPARTMENT
A1 And
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
M tho

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The seventeen annual course OF Medical Lectures
and the Fifth Dental Course will begin Thursday
October l, at PIN, i'll the college building 1875
II ST. u. W.
The Introductory Address in Medicine will be de-
livered by Prof. d. X. Shute, NJ D. and the Address
in dentistry by William Donnslly. D. D. s. The
pm. and continue daily throughout the course in
both Medical and Dental Departments For circ uars
giving further information Clinical Instruction in
Medicine and surgery. Dental Practice in the In
Urinary, fees &c. apply to Dr. A. +. A. KING,
Dean, 126 18th st. NV. Office hours: to 10 a. m
and to p. IN. Telephone $50
The autumn examinations will be held at the Med
ical College, on Tuesday. September 20, at 80 D. M
IN -
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AMERICAN sEALERS SEIZED.
Nesssls Of the Mclean BrOthers Capture
for Poacbjng in Boring Sea.

Victoria advices say that the vessels sailed by
Dan and Alexander Mclean are reported seized
by Russians for sealing in Boring sea, were
American vessels and not, rs first reported,
British vessels The Mclean brothers, who
were natives Of Canada, had been Americanized.
and il is now said the attention OF the United
States government will be called to the matter.
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YesterJay's InVoice OF Immigrants.
The barge Office officials a. New York were
kept busy yesterday. Nearly 1000 immigrants
landed during the morning. brought hisher by
the steamers Normannia from Hamburg, La
Champagne. Servis and Egyptian Monarch.
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THE SAME OLD STORY.
The Senators Defeated in 81. LSuis-Oher
BALL Games

BALL Games
BAIL GAMES PLAYED YTsTERDAH
An,sTtcds AssOcIdfioa-
At 81. Loais-St. Loui-. s; Washington, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures ); Boston, o.
At Louisville 4; Athietiesro
Ndf.rnd! L~IJ,s.
A. Cincinnati Cincinnati. 4: Chicago, 0.
A. Bostor-Boston. 6; Brooklynl l.
At New York-New York. 3, Philadelphia, IL.
Al Pi:tsburg -Pittsburg. ); Cleveland, l.
WHAT THE CLcBs NAVE DONE
American IsSOciItiOa-
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BJcxfSSaAx's DYB FOE TER WHISPERS 10 pop
uiar preparation In one bottle, and coloss evenly
brow or black. ANY person can easily apply Il CT
homo
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DREADED QUICKSANDS.
How to Escape from Them.

Like man sinking in a Qucksand is that per-
son who suffers from nervousness, weakness and
disease. He gets into it without knowing it, and
only realizes his danger when he finds himself
slowly, but surely, declining in health and
strength.
There is but one sure way TO escape from the
quicksand-get out before sinking too deep. The
same rule applies to disease-se The right remedy
before ii Is too late.
AL therefore. who find their powers Of mind
and thought weakened, their nerves unstrung
and unsteady nights Sleepless and unrefreshing
bodies tired and exhausted blood poor, with ma
iaria, digestion impaired, kidneys and liver out
of order and bowels constipated, should realize
that they are sinking in the quicksand of disease
and that they must use DIR. Greene's Nervura
to cure now-at once-or it may be fatally too late
Dr. Greene's Nervura, the great Nerve, Brain
and Blood 1nvigorator, Is absolutely sure in all
such cases. 1t is guaranteed purely vegetable and
harmless. For sale by druggists, s1.OO per bottle.
use 1t, sufferer, and 1t will certainly restore you
to health.
"Dr. Greene's Nervura cured me. take great
pleasure In stating that Dr. Greene's Nervura
is the finest ana best nerue medicine that 4 hare
erer taken, and advise any sufferer with nervous
diseases or nervous prostration Dr. Greene's
Nervura, the best nerve remedy discovered.
JOSEPH A. CALBAcK,
224 Maple Ave-, Hartford, Conn"
NIB. F Dr: Greene the successful
specialist in curing all forms Of
nervous and chronic diseases, IS W. 18th Street,
New York, can be consulted r1'ee, personally, or
by letter. Call or write him about your case, or
send for symptom blank to I'LL out. and letter
fully explaining your disease. giving advice, ETC..
will he returned free.
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EDUCATIONAL.


N WASHINGTON.
GEORoErowTx gSSIysRsITY;
School Of Arts and Sciences. Georgetown colless.
Founded 1TSsS2 Preparatory.
Collegiate and Postgraduate CourseA
Term opens September 10.
Apply to the President,
Rev. J. Ravens Richards. s..
School of Medicine-Founded 1851
Term opens October ).
Apply to the Dean of the Medical Faculty
G. l. Magrudsr. ". D.. SIS Vermont ave. ne.
School Of Iaw-rounded 1870
Term opens October q.
Apply to the Secretary.
Q. n. Teatsnan. GsorTe,own Law Building.
j. RAVENS RICHARDS. s. J.. Rector.
GEoRGErowN uNIvEksIIY.
sc aSSsft 81 IA ksS.
REV. J. HAvENs RICHARDS. So,
HON. xiTriss a, q IL! Ric anisTssty LID
Lecturer c Ss s Sas e S cSSr, 9, Sl.s
n. MARTIN + I Nisias LID.
and s and
, HON: ,Enzi ipsisD y. %ffffsos. LID,
Lecturer on the Law of Real Estate and the Law of
ANDREW B. p hy'fsnls AN. LIB.
II ht9up5i sRnGTSS md tor''
lecturer On the Law Of Personal froperity.
e fG1sG.f'i .n ai NsfY!i3S!s f fb
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership. Corporations
'f & sS 1ss T Ferry Sn, <. 49, La"
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading. Criminal Law and
REE; Ssss II aSSI i;SLs, 81.
MOOT COURT
roN corST uT p ff G PRafs MaRiS
NS3hEYIs. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON ASDR. ROSS
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN. ESQ.,.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The faculty take pleasure in announcing that their
Is nHS ~ ,,.gd
respect ;aaptea for the for
reading rooms The library no% COMPRISING the Emo
ooHs With The
reading rooms attached. viii be open from TO ~
The Introductory lecture will be delivered and an
nouncements made for the ems unY term in the new
building on Msanssdsy oetoOer at 20 p. N. Pres;
ai!inter.stsd eOrday invited be pss.'nt.
The secretary can be seen at the old Law building.
saS ana for cnno
lncnt. &c Circulars giving course of study, terms.
&c. he obtained at book stores of w H. Morrison.
1884 St. NV. and Lowdermilk Co.. l424 i ST.
Il. W., and at W. 5. Ilompsons drug store. sU5 lJ;
81 W; or on application personally or by letter 10
the undersigned. =. NJ. YEATMAS.
sel4-lm Secretary and treasurer
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, VERMONT AVE
- Studies: English, French. Latin, Greek. standard
photography. commercs. mathematics Has primary
and granmer classes Reopens Monday. September
q U-S-r
ct CECELIAs ACADEMY. FOR YOUNG LADIES
- and children. 60l East Capitol St. will REOPEN
Monday September IA. Ladies not attending school
are admitted TO the classes IN music painting phonog-
raphy and typewr1ting. au2i2m'
A RNoLD ". MEYER. GRADUATE. LEIPZIG
IA piano, organ. theory, voice; Julius Meyer
method; nude voice OF Mrs. Emma =. Thursby. Eme
Rousseau Incloss 81 tor vocal studies l2s l4th st
u. ". au.4-ln'
MR. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR ING MEN
u and boys Will open september Il. 1921. Best ia
ciites offered Tor pupils OF all Private instr
ton given If desired. Apply to M ii. PUTNAM.
A. NJ. 14o3 Corcoran st. IA. sci :,n
THE MEDICAL. DENTAL AND PHARMACEU-
L teal departments Of Howard University will open
their winter session October L. Fer circular address
&. B: PUkvlS. NJ. D., Secretary. Ills 18th st.
aulD-tOOc1
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LAST Two DAYS of balloon ascension at Be
t1esda Park today and tomorrow at $50. --Adrt
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SOON TO BE PROROGUED.
No New Business to he Brought Befor
the Canadian Parliament.

the Canadian Parliament.
At last the end of the parliamentary session
is in fairly good view. Premier Abbott, Sir
John Thompson and Hon. wilfrid I.aurier have
held a conference and it is understood that no
new matter is to be introduced and that old
subjects 10 be disposed of with the least pos
sibie delay. The propagation will probably
take place at the end Of this week or the early
part of next week
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
~ Circular describing the evening classes in ALGE-
BRA, GEOMETRY. IRIGONOMETRl, ANALYTIC
GEOMETRY and CALCULUS may be obtained by
writing to II. L. HODGKINS Prof. of Nath Sc 10 I'm
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A Treasury EMPLOYEES DISCOVERY
AND RECOVERY.

The published testimonials in the daily press of
persons who had been affected with throat and nose
annoyances, several Of whom knew. determined me
to seek relief OF the physician indorsed."
Thus spoke Mr.. A. V. Mccoy, a Waterman in the
Treasury Department. and who resides at lll7 It,
IL. W., to a reporter.
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National UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
FACULTY OF LAW.
HON: ARTHUR MACARTHUR. IL; D;
(ATE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
THE Dif PREs1S 81 SG.UN1IA'
Lecturer on JAMES sss 9f %
Lecturer on the Law q Bailmsnts ard domestic
HON. H. o. 6I s1HGPf IL. D.,
dsnss. cSnstiiHtionsi and Commercial Law and law
EUGENE cARUsI. IL. D..
Negotiable % ana Gorpors
WALTER F. ROGERS. LIN
aDs g. sa sitfEf Few f FIJI fIffis'
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnersp and corporations
n.z. HON; John G00DE: II; D;
JAck ksssSrf f. 0 RS sFl@ip.s Lay A. B..
Lecturer on Practice and Judge Of Moot Court.
HON. q G ibs 1o5 HoN SAMUEL F.
Judges Of the Court Of Appeals.
The opening exercises win be held in the new Law
School building. on 18th street between II and l
streets northwest now nearly completed, on Monday.
the Of the faculty sn
announcements of the courses of study The classes
The new building which was designed and will be
except Sunday from o'clock a M TO 10 O'clock p.
H. for the use Of the students The enlarged dtnen-
sions of the building provide halls de-
batlnx societies and clubs TOR associated study.
The library will be largely increased during the
rent year. and will be accessible to students daily from
O'Clock a. III. until 10 O'Clock pm.
The Moot Court will begin its sessions in October.
and will sit twice in each week Except during the
Christmas holidays) during the entire term Besd g
the preparation and trial OF at law and in equity
the members of the bar exercised in preparing
deeds OF conveyance. wills leases contracts and other
legal instruments.
The Datent lac course. which extends through
nearly the tch0le ferB IS open to all the students
course alone may do 50 at a reasonable charge.
For catalogues apply at the book stores Of ". H.
Morrison. 1884 st. IL. and OF Lowdermilk Co.
1424 + st. NV, or by letter to
EUGENE d. CARCSI,
selS-lct and Treas Ik6 Is N
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Ny trouble commenced several months ago by TAX
ing cold in throat which at the time,
and continued to greater or less degree until was
worried as to the outcome My chest also caused
considerable trouble from feeling of oppression and
tShfness, with considerable expectoration. My nose
was stuffed somewhat and had slight pain
eyes
that while he had not sought assistance Of special
list previous TO his commencing treatment under Dr.
C. NJ. Jordan Of U06 18th northwest the result
OF advice and In ecines given by others had been
thing but satisfactory and rapidly WINS he becoming .
skeptic while the other hand the treatment re-
cei'ed from DR.. Jordan has been efcscous from the
start. The condition a stubborn ono, bet there
was gradual amelioratio Of the symptoms. the rain
In the chest grew less. his became clearer the
pain over his disappeared his throat felt clearer
and more natural. Because am connected With the
Treasury Department DR.. Jordan did not feel u my
pulse and purse ct the same time. bu. made known TO
me his liberal terms for treatment until my restoration
to health should be est ablishsd."
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
A NEW COURSE OF STUDY AT
~ unUADn

A NEW COURSE OF STUDY AT
sSii oT b faculty have iuss completed the course
last meeting. 1t differs from the classical course
stitntng German and French for part OF the Latin
Graduates Of the Washington High Schools are adj
mtted to the freshmen class without examinations,
provided they give promise to make up the deficiency
>. The departmen. of science has been newly equipped
yasaton osr Superior shdacs.snts to stS
dents 1t
ELlzABSEJJEKI RHAR RRR,fE SaH5
'f Mrs %oGsa NAM
Mr. s. MONROE FABIAN, THE EMINENT
Of pupils in the higher Of pianoforc instruction in
i DRo ss music f{r: ksApE
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
on easy eru f Is Ms s
faSora5y Known and its sradSass secure ready AND
ariih"ste, sasSess wrns SPELLING. PRACTICAL
Poan pr end racee
eclectic ss9r,hard months. $40; tyreTIitns:
SO s:r &SG
duty At the y s. naval observatory and attsrwari
mn s n sns GI ps n amy
nents Of French. and also in music. Music will be
G. sGfi Further e pupils x
West IS. se2l-3t'
Mr, ER IlpnG T THNf and theory of music
Piano. Residence LOS Corcoran st. sel9-lm'
EERMAN-AMEklCAN ACADEMY; DAY AND
~ night schoo reopens Monday. september y.
'Hf RRstas
MISS l. J. PAUL WILL REOPEN THE GEORGE
!u town Kindergarten and Primary School Thurs
day. October at 3O4s ST. Children fitted to enter
the fourth grade. selY-:H
CIGNOK MARIANA MAMA
Vocal School; Italian method; pupils thoroughly pre-
pared for grand OPERA oratoros 90 s. n W.
'NHE ART STUDENTS' LEAGUE HAVING
moved into its new quarters. sos 18th st. H. W..
will be prepared TO resume classes in the various
cuars may be had al the principal and book stores
Special rates for students entering for the whole
sion. Instructors: X. n. BROOKE, L. c. MESSER
9. II. l. MACDONALD. ". u. HOLMES and Miss
BERTHA L. PERRlE. se1s1m'
WI KINDERGARTEN
REOPENS OCTOBER !, 1901;
PRIMARY CLASS
"A ON THE QUINCY PLAN.
For boys and girls from to ten years. will be con-
Quoted by Miss F. l.. HART as one aspartmsnt Of
Opens Oct. @. lsel9 lml 1927 St NV.
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
- FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Evans building, 142O New York ave.,
OPENS OCTOBER l. 1891.
f0' p''e%S Miss A aEfi''.S GERTRUDE NUrr1Ne.
Successor to Mrs. E. NJ. s. Marble seI9-im'
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
MADAME A. PELE TRoM PARIS.
French el.s. and priv.,. lessons. ii nss, y.sr.
successful teaching. Best refercnc~s- seis-sn'
M us s,h ct. NV,
ssi2-im' Piano instruction.
MR. HENRY XANpEE, I19sIsT. NV.
Lessen. resumed o T6sEk I. ofsc. hours: TO S
oclock during the month Of September sei0slw
Ms. HARRlErrE MILLS.
lesson. resumed September 10. .ca-im.
KINDERaAkTEN.
1.SO II. NV. ~espilu.
OLNEl INsTIIITk. --.,----------
pdRsti be- psi G Sa oS'0'f AG sas:'i Mis-
MISS El.LEN sIMPsoN OF 1919 MT, VERNON
shoo VII nit hIs dS lei home
inss s. spa Special attention Vsn g MUSE
THE MISSES TIFFEY. 1856 CoRCoHAN ST,
for irs and little boys iPrEMsaR ~ nSsrs ssS 19
NJ ADs szfMEhEsyI
se,-..u. Inn, hT.icE' PIANO. , ORGAN M.
A ESQ PIERCE PLACE ohiA"ksf'
.si@S inf' s'' 10 ''i MRS. sn i fE Principal.
MISS scHMIITs SCHOOL
Az Will be reOpencd this year.
hlndergartcn. Urinary and Deaf Classes. Coaches.
Particulars later. seia-lm.
A LADY TEAcHER WILL TAKE PEW MORE
"a pupils IN Instrumental music. Great takcn
SIRED. Star once seloag!
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
i solo,, 81, ~ i4,s S s. bet and s..
Men and BOYS IoKTiErA ikAk 6cslns wedSss-
Prepares for Harvard, Yale. Princeton. Johns Hop
Naval Academies and for business Special department
ior hoys oetwe.n and IL years Aiuc IN
During the vacation the building has been thor
have been made. play has been PROVIDED Tor thr
ttie boys 81 the Urinary Deps4ticn and nc cal-llse
Sear. For particulars. address cHAs. b. YOu NJ.
TIE PARTISAN BOARDING And DAY sch00L
s n s.i f f ssPs fn;$ 5an$ss
kENNks, Irneipai. iias st. u. w. se,-im'
me srE ksh sTSSS ESslsrss COLLEGE
Twen,y-sevensa sloIas;,e ' Year Sas4n. Tuesday.
Ser.smSsr l. lsSi D:y and e,snins
sehO9I Of r,sr.ra'ery Lpsl,sh shoe shsrtaand
Architectural Drawins and School o; Civil Service
thlE. run CORPS OF instructors. Moderate rates
OF tuition: central location SPACIOUS halls and class
rooms. SERVICES OF AWAY IA demand Office
open every business day Cal or send for new illus
trated annual announcement. containing full m
iorinanon MIS-. SARA A. SPENCER,
aus Principal and Prupristor
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF Music pi3 X
~ ST. n W.. piano. Voice. violin, &c. EDWIN HART,
principal, late oI New England Conservatory of Music
Ooston. se1-lm'
ROSiNESS SCHOOL OF THE Y. NJ {. A., 4oa
=, ~ SeS York ave n W. opens octobcr and is rec
70 members; CLASSES n Stenokrapuy. Iyl-wrltns,
arithmetic. Book keeping. English, French German,
hlReill. GEOMETRY and Drawing. Unusual orport un-
ltles ioi young men. Classes and BOYS IN
oyinnastics, beginning October 1. Co.ny.teilt ia
srnctors IN al branches. Only absolute alton
Tor membership IL good moral character Cali AZ tile
once Tor blank Applications and further particuar
se4- I'm
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6 URGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS.

CLINICS.
The MEDICAL department of Howard University will
mold the following clinics for students during the
suing term:
Surgical every Saturday by Profs n. F. Graham
and Z. H. Purvis. Surgical every Wednesday by Prof
Robert Reyburn. Practice of medicine weekly BY
Prof. t. b. Hood. Obstetrics for seniors by Prof G.
b. Purvs. Diseases of throat weekly by Prof J E..
braeSets Eye and ear every Wednesday and Friday
minor surgery every Tuesday and thursday by Dr
~ A BalIoch Dispensary clinics daily by Dr. F. J.
day by Drs over Lee AMI Infinn sci ..lll
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MADAME FAYN.
IA MAxlcURE AND oHrRopopIsI.
5oo 18TH ST. n. W.
a17-l2D o0cs opsp ell sumznB.
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STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS
y in all branches Of general education. Special at
tentIon to those whose. early education has been
lected Civil service examinations successful prep
sration; full information. Preparation for college,
West Point. Annapolis and all examinations. Type
writing done. ). ". FLYNN. M, Ivy Institute,
established 1876. 5. W. cor 9Th and X SITS NV.
salA - ,l,e
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A G. STARIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, Is AND
a.. "a. St Only school in the city where rapid
other colleges and practical shorthand writer's come
here to increase their speed shorthand, typewrit-
hours dctation each week and practice Ca!ieraph
or bennington, or both, three months. &I0. business
starns book charts CONNER
commercial paper. English and spt ling three months
SlO. Prof stsrtn has conducted the business school
the past two years He also had charge Of the bust
ness school At the y ~ e. A. during the past year.
women for lives OF usefulness and honor. he is pre-
pared to 81, 10 parents Send your and da
tiers and will. In the shortest possible time At them
TO enter the arena of the business world conquer
all obstacles to 10 met therein. Open day night
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SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY, September =,

SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER =.
During the vacation the interior Of the cosee has
has ausented and the scholarly attsinmsnfs OF
the professors insure thorough education to those
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teaching which has BEEN sisu.iiy succss.tas In the
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German and French, VIII BE- taught witiou. extra
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the .chool. ss..stsd By Rev. Arthur j. McAsoy. s. J.
Enxiish course is open 20 those not
Terms slipper Quartsr, N advance
FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
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