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The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
Bill Bailey Says


II looks as if the fur would fly this
afternoon when Central and western
clash on the Vigilant Park gridiron-
Coach Church, of Western, may spring
surprise.
Now they deny that Konetchy. the
bfY first sacker of the Cardinals, will go
to the Giants in exchange for Merkle
and others. Nevertheless, the wise
acres of Gotham claim that the deal
will go through just the same, despite
all -denials.
lack Hegarty's A. & NJ. team trimmed
Georgetown down in Raleigh yesterday.
You've got to hand it to Jack; he is a
real scout, for if reports be true, the
former Hilltop star collected most oi
the material for A. & NJ this fall
All of which causes us to add that
walker. the Virginia iedicos' captain,
| nredicted- last Saturdas that A. d M.
would take the Hilltoppers' measure.
II Doc Ayres the Nationals young
pitcher. makes good next season, and II
looks as if he would, some credit is due
'Chick" Green, who was the first to tip
him off. More will be written later anen'
this subject.
Virginia plays Vanderbilt in Charlottes'
vile next Saturday, the one big game oi
the year for that little town. 1t is ex-
pected that several hundred Washington
| ians will make the trip
| One feature of today's schoolboy foot
| ball game between Western and Contra
will be the absence of the Tech band, fol
| which many are thankful.
Play this ene over on your piano: "a
/ Princeton they havc-a football playe
named Brad STREET. He may have
different rating after Harvard and fal'
get through"
4 In many cases football camp bea
stories are merely advance alibis.
| During the Stove League baseball sea
son we expect the Federal League to OBJ
/ tain strong footholds in New York ant
Philadelphia.
If George Stoval1sS former manager o
| the st. Louis Browns, has really signe'
| to manage the Kansas City club of tn
Federal League, as reported. then he Ger
j tainly has made good his threat to qui
4 organized baseball.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
GIANTS WIN FROM
SOX BY LATE RALLY
New York Outfit Bunehes Hits in the
Eighth Inning Of Scott, Landing
Game. 6 to 8.

Sioux City, Iowa. Oct. 2-The Giants
defeated the White Sox here today, to
3. a batting rally in the eighth inning.
when two bingIes and two doubles netted
three runs, winning the game Scott and
Fromme were the twiriers. the former
striking out six and the latter seven.
Chicago scored one In the first on dou-
bic, wild pitch. and sacrifice, and an
other in the third on two hits and an
error Crawford. of the Sox. knocked a
home run in the sixth. Two hits gave
the Giants a counter in the second, and
two more were made. in the sixth on q
pass. an out. and two doubles Score
whi,e esox......s.......:.... eo1o0 y,
Giants. 9 0ose3x x-f
Scott and Daly-Fiomme and winso.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
Upton NOT TO TOW
CHALLENGE YACHT
English Sporting Baronet to Take Ad-
vantage Of Omission
in Rules.

Special Cable to The Washington Hefah
London. Oct. 22-It is believed in Eng
lish yachting circles that Sir Thomas
Upton will take advantage Of the omis-
sion from the articles OF Nagreement be-
tween the New York Yacht Club and the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club governing the
race for the Americas cup Of the clanse
forbidding the towing Of the challenger
across the Atlantic.
Sir Thomas today refused to commit
himself, and said he would, not decide the
matter until the time came to send the
new Shamrock to America. However n
close friend OF the sporting baronet to-
day said that 1t Is practically certain that
Sir, Thomas will avail himself of every
opportunity to improve his chances for
lifting the cup next year.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
ROCK HILL STRONG.
EIlIeott City Eleven Are Prinfed
for GaIlaudet Game.

The Rock Hill College eleven which
meets the Gallaudet College team at
Kendall Green Saturday are primed for
the battle, and from all reports the
Marylanders expect to get away with the
long end of the score. On the other
hand the wearers of the Buff and Blue
have been practieing hard all week to
Offset the many weaknesses which Coach
Craft have found in the lineup.
The Gallaudet eleven simply walked
away with the Baltimore City College
team in its 1os to 0 victory last Saturday.
and are confident of rolling up high
tally on the boys from Maryland
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
MERCURY JUNIORS CHALLENGE.
Issue Sweeping Den to All Teams In
pixtrtct WEIGHING 100 Pounds.

The Mercury Juniors have organized
IT'S football team and put out sweep
ing challenge for games with teams
averaging 100 pounds Manager Hickey
has twenty candidates trying out for the
team, and with this bunch he thinks that
he can pick out a team that win win
the 10o-pound championship.
Manager Hickey requests the following
men to report at the Highlands tohight
not later than $40: Sullivan. S, Caplin,
Dant, Holden, r. Conncrs. Nash. Mas
ton, Duncan. Riston. Filgate, Norton.
Hickey, Pratt, c. Corners. c. Tanning.
Websters Lewis. Batber. Webb. n. Cap
lin. and Hart.
Any teams wishing games with the
Mercury Juniors address Manager William
Hickey. S1s Four-and-a-Half Street
Southwest, washington. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
FELTON, GONE;
YALE Is GLAD

Yale and Princeton are not
bothering 80 much about the ad-
ditIon of Mr.. Mahan to the Hnr-
ward back field since Sammy Fel-
ton has taken his big. toe out Of
Cambridge. Yale only missed
eighteen Of Felton's punts last
fall, leaving her with a fielding
average of OF 2-3. FELTON, was
to Yale Whist Collins and Baker
were to the Giants.> His motto
swss 10 skiek 'em where they
ain'f..
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
onas Enter Working Agreements with Minor League Club.
BUSINESS HIGH PROTESTS CAME:
BOARD TO MEET ON MONDAY.

protested the lost 70
at
n probably decide the
beenon faculty
that three
Larkin7and Fred Nelson vote
to football eeais and close
tudents OF e +
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24

Substitutes-Georgetown. Weems for Murray, Cal
win for Weems. Danowsky for Lawler. Cusiack for
Donneily; A. & NJ, @. Anthony for Ferterber,
Beauregard for McHenry. Winston for Anthony.
siefert for McDouQan. Osbourne for Tenney. Touch
downs-Tenney, 2. Referee-Mr Crowell. Swarth-
more Umpire-Mr. BerEin, Princeton. Head lines
man-Mr. Denniston. University o PENNSYLVANIA.
Time of quarters-l5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
Pairing for Match Play.

Match play will be the order of today
when the first and second rounds OF the
five sixteens and the first round Of the
defeated eights will be played All the
matches have been assigned starting
time and players not appearing on
schedule will be considered defaulters.
The pairings and starting times for the
various sixteens follow:
PAIRINGs TODAY.
FIRST SIXTEEN.
]. G. Davidson Samuel DalEen, 900; Allan
Lard vs.. Hugh wiTloughby. loa5; W. Il. Follett "a
E. B. EynOn, IT. 1910; Dr.. L B. johnson vs.,
Huntington, n.sp: G. H. ChaSmar Va W. @. Ballan-
tyne, o55: ]. D. Trayers d. K Jackson, ns0
G. p. Brooke rs. DR.. L L. Harlan. lo:S.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
George p James Ts A. Winter. SD; Donald
woodward vs.. G. c. Van Leer. s2S; l. w. Weaver
vs.. Mowen Thompson. sso; C. A. Fuller vs. John
W. Bravner. yss55; L. d. Underwood vs.. Edward
Harlan, $40: Benjamin Woodruff vs.. G. R. Adams,
SIS: A. S. Catlett z NJ Talcctt, 30; I. ID.
Fairbanks vs.. A. s. Mattingiy. s5.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
C. A. Rankin vs. L. @. Brooks, l0:D: a. c.
Chamberlain vs. n. A. ellis. Io:B; II. II. Allen
vs.. s. P. Thompson. loso; o. II. Wood vs. K z
Herbert Newton vs. H. oilipnAnt nS6' 7. L.
Hodges vs.. NJ. Z Danforth. II 10; G. I. smaliwOOd
vs. S. L. Heap, Has.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
Allan Petit vs.. A. C. Yates. $50; Q. Z. Lansley
VS.. c. B. Doyle s:i5: GeorEe W. Denfeld vs.. 7.
Owen Baxter. $50: Samuel Harris vs. @. 7. Gun
ningham, SIS; H. e Doyle vs. II. T. Clnk, 100
III p Cobey rs A. ]. Cummings, sa6; John w.
Childress vs. Otto Luebkert. $40; F. p. waSsa
man vs.. c. p. Turner. sls.
FIFTH SIXTEEN.
C. NJ King vs.. L. Z Sinclair. 500: f. s. Apple
mar. ys. ]. strayer. s55: G. T. Baines vs. +. b
Pyle. $40; NJ. Hacker IS. II. w: brown, sis;
white Va O. J. De Mol, SD; r. ]. Bartlett rs
W. N. smith, sa5: II. Ia West Us. Z. c. Robinson
s.so: j D. Hendrick vs. W. L. Colt, SIS.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24

Manager Frank Chance. Of the New
Yorks, is hunting in the mountains near
Los Angeles and has forgotten baseball
temporarily. WheE he arrived on the
Coast he declared that he hoped to have
first-division team next year. we
made a lot of progress after the first
two months were oyer." he added.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
TRAVERS Wins
first HONORS
Makes Low Qualifying Score
in Columbia Country Club
Golf Tourney.
MATCH PLAY TODAY
Five Sixteens Scheduled to Complete
First and Second Rounds Pair
ihss and Starting Times.

Displaying the class of golf which has
won high honors for him time and again,
Jerome Travers, ex-amateur champion OF
the United States. led the field yesterday
in the qualification round Of the annual
fall tournament at the Columbia Country
Club. The famous Upper Montciair golfer
negotiated the course in seyenty-six
strokes Just four above par for the links.
One hundred and nine players made the
trip of the course in the Qualification
round, and of this number enough were
selected to fill five sixteens for the match
play. Twelve local men qualified for the
first sixteen, including seven representa-
tives of the Columbia Country Club,
Prominent among the competitors in the
first flight are Jerome Travers and w. II.
FoIlett, of the Royal St. David's Club, OF
England.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
MEET ENGINEERS.
Clarendon Eleven Battle Company
G Team Sunday.

Clarendon. Va, Oct. q = Sunday
ct 2:SO Clarendon will battle with
Company c Engineer team at Clar-
endon. The Engineers have strong
end aggressive eleven, and an interesting
game is looked for. The following men
viii report at the club for final practice
tonight: Hilleary. Quinn. Kelly, Glenn
ents. Hall, Morgan. King, Turner, Welch,
Ewing. Forsyth, Gilman, Druckenmlller,
Watt Hager, Carroll. and johnson.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
Lard Presses Travcrs.

Travers was closely pressed for lew
qualifying score by Allan Lard, the we'll
known golfer OF the Chevy Chase Club.
Lard made the course in seventy-eight,
Just two more than the winner. Lard S
score going out was the same as that of
Travers, and the Chevy Chase man was
even with the Northerney after the sew
enteenth hole. but Lard's six for the
eighteenth against the ex-champion's par
four gave Travers top honors. The cards
for the two low men follow:
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24

Referee-Mr L S. Land, Navy. Umpire-M
paul Masonin, Michigan. Head lnesman-D
1eouard, Harvard.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24

Those in charge of the tournaments are
to be congratulated upon the prompt
fashion in which play was conducted yes
terday. Starting at 7:5S in the morning.
the first pair teed on, and succeeding
pairs were sent out at intervals OF five
minutes throughout the day. Arthur
shelton and Thomas Francis were the
clerks of the course, while Fred Mcleod,
the club professional, acted as starter.
A.. ox.1tfxf.r nouna
The Washington herald., 1913-10-24

Manager Griffith is perfectly satisfied
with the experiment of keeping his
young pitchers here for three weeks
after the championship season closed.
The squad was sent home last Saturday.
but the results obtained were pleasing
10 the Old Fox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01
GET AWAY WITH $4,000.
EXper! Yeggmen Blow Open Safe IN
Bank of EilenbOro.

Charlotte, n. G.. Dec. Robbers,
believed by officers to be expert yegg-
men, blew the safe in the Bank Of
E!lenboro, 4 small town fifty miles
vest Of here at an early hour Satur-
dIy morning and got away safely
with $4,000 in cash, leaving $40 III
money in the vault.
Citizens Of the town say nine en-
plosions were hearlc One man ap
preached the bank upon hearing the
explosions and was driven back ut
the point of guns. Robbers construct
e.! 4 cefense Of heavy wire fencing in
ont Of the bank. The vault was
entirely demolished.
Bloodhounds traced the men 10
Henrietta, a small station several
miles away. where. it is believed, they
c-eaped by automobile. From the
track; officers say there we're five
men in the party. The institution
worked under State charter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01
OPE,R 4 HOUSE,


Thomas ?. Scanlon, has ut neen
found within TIE Jurisdiction Q. the
state OF Virginia ana tina &c is not !
resident Of the Stat" CT Virginia, i
IS orGered ,ha he 20 appear here
within fifteen days after due pub-
LEGATION Of said order Of publication
aau 90 what 5 necessary 70 protect
IS interest IN tn suit.
Ans 1t is further ordered that q
5py Of said order Of publication bc
published once week for four con
secutiva wcc.s in The ,e&aadrla
liazcttee, newspaper published in
the City of Alexandria Virginia; that
copy be postci at the front door Of
the Cour House OF the SAID city on
or before the next succeeding rule
day after this order is entered and
that copy Of said order Of publica-
ton shall be sent by registera MAJ.
by the Clerk Of his Court addressed
to the said non-res dent defendant
a 1l05 Duke street, AlcXandri:. We.
his last known ria:s Of abn@e.
A Copy-Testa:
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY. Clerk
Machen and Jesse. D. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01
ELEtSE ATTACKS WILSON.
Elected Only rs Result of Spill. H."
Declares.

Spartanburg. S. C., Dec. flower
ncr Cole /. Bleasc, speaking at An
'1rson Saturday, in behalf Of his can
Gidacy for the Uni.ed States Scnat"
against Senator T.. ID. Smith. attacked
President Wilson. declaring he had
never been 4 Wilson man and said
that but for 4 split in the Republican
party Wilson would never have been
He declared tha; President
wilson would not be reelected unless
he change the policy Ct his admin
istration VIII ch allows negroes 20
boss" white men and white womer
in the government service in Wash
ington. The attack on he President
vas enthusiastically checred.
The race between Governor Blcasc
ard Senator Smith will be run next
summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01
Commi ;&cuer's Office.
No. l2i s. Royal Street. ?


Alexandria. Na., Oct 3I. 1913.
The Emerson Engine Company, H.
corporated. u Corporation: Victor Lee
Emerson, in his own right and as trus-
tee for the Emerson Engine Company.
Incorporated; Henry Z. jenkins, Vic
tor F. Emerson Anita Emerson, Edw.
Emerson, Carol Pierce and
Leo. p. Harlow, receivers,
of said Emerson Engine Com
pany, Incorporated; Annette E. En-
erson; John S. Barbour, counsel for
Robert D. Weaver ct al, Complain
antS:Leo. P. Harlow. Counsel for Cen
tral Metal Supply Company and other
parties and petitioners; Alexandria
National Bank: Citizens National
Bank; Howari " Smith, counsel for
Henry f jenkins and other defend
ants and petitioners: Gardner l..
Boothe, and B. ". Parker, Trustees:
H. N. Garner, beneficiary; c. E. nj.
col: G. ". Lewis, Gardner L. Boothe;
Moore, Barbour, Keith and McCand-
lish, attorneys for various parties in in
terest and all creditors of the Emerson
Engine Co. Inc; and ali other
persons claiming liens, or otherwise
interested.
You are herby notified that 1 have
fixed upon Tuesday, December 2, 1918,
at 10 o clock AM.at my said otfice,as
the time an place when and where |
shall proceed to commence to execute
the DEGREES rendered by the Circuit
Court Of the City of Alexandria, Viz
ginia, and entered on September q,
19l3,irl the consolidated chancery suits
therein pending Of Central Metal and
Supply Company, a Corporation, and
Alexandria County Lighting Company,
a Cooperation. Complainants. against
Emerson Engine Company, lncorpor-
ated Corporation, Defendant; and
Of Robert D. Weaver and f. H. Colds
borough, Compla:nants, against Vic
tor Lee Emerson. in his own right and
as Trustee for the Emerson Engine
Company. Incorporated The Enner-
son Engine Co.,, incorporated Cor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01
LASH WELDED IN DELAWARE.
Eight Spectators See il Applied t;
Mans Back.

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 1.-The lash
was welded here again Saturday.
Cornelius c. Street, 4 young Whit
man, convicted Of robbing the resi-
dencc Of William W. Laird. mcmbc'
Of the DUPONT family, suffered twen.I
IaShes on his bare back ut the Cas-
tie County Work House.
Street bore up well. He maze no
outcry. but Ainchcd repea tcdly. He
was returned to his cell 70 serve len
years.
Several weeks ago man confessed
at q Salvation Army meeting IN
Washington that he was guilty of the
crime of which Street was accuse.
He has not been found.
Eight spectators saw the flashing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01

At Z Corporation Court Of The City
Of Alexandra held al the Court house
Of sad city on Monday, October l3sh,
1913.
Present, Hon. Louis c. Barley,
Judge.
Florence 7. Petit Hammil
vs.. In Ch&nccry.
Charles Hamnill.
An ali iavit having been duly made,
as yequued by law that the defendant
Is a nonresident Of the State Of W.
GINA, and that he cannot be found
within the jurisdiction Of this State.
and the Sergeant having made a re-
turn upon the original process or sum-
mons issued herein that the defendant
is nonresident OF his bailiw.ck, and
application having been duly made in
open court for an orher of publication
against said defendant to appear and
answer q bill in chancery filed by the
complainant against the defendant Tor
an absolute divorce on the grounds Of
wi!ful desertion ard abandonment for
more than three years before the COM
mencement Of this suit, and ar order
OF publication having been duly
granted in open Court, it is therefore
ordele that said defendant 90 appear
here within fifteen days after due pub
lication hereof to answer the suit Of
complainant against the defendant for
en- absolute vorca on the grounds OF
Si,ful desevtion and abandonment for
:. ore than three years before COM
menccmart Of III suit, and do what
may be necessary 70 protect his in
teraSt in this suit. And it is further
ordered that copy oi this or6er be
published once week for four sue
cessive weeks in tie Alexandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in Alex
andria City, Virginia, and that copy
be sent by registered mail by the
Clerk OF this Court 20 the last known
place of address, residence and abode
OF defendant. to-wit: Fort Winfield
Scott. Preside. California, as stated
in TIE application for this orier Of
publication which shall be certified by
The clerk to This court. and that a copy
be posted at the front door Of the
Court" House on o.. before the next
rule day OF this Court.
Teste:
NEWELL 5. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
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noration. Henry =. jenkins, Victor T.
Emerson. anita Emerson. and Edward
Emerson, Defendants, whereby !.
Robinson MoHcure, ore Of the Master
Commissioners OF said Court, was di-
rcctod an required to take, state and
report 10 the Court the following ac-
counts:
lst. Account Of the personal as
sets Of the Emerson Engine Com
i.aH.y, tangible ana ntauglpie stat
Cd separately, and an account Of the
lens thereon. il any. with their prior
tiles.
md. An account Of the real estate
owned by the Emerson Engine Com
pany showing its fee simple and an
Guai value and the liens thereon with
their priorities, if any.
Bro. An account showing the La
biIities Of the Emerson Engine Com
pany with their priorlt. es, II any.
18th. An account ST owing what
stock has been issued By the Emerson
Engine Company and is at present
outstanding and BY whom the same is
held.
9Th. An account showing what
stock of the said company which is
outstanding was sold by said Com
pany, to whom It was sold and what
sr-, 1ren e;s therefor by the Emerson
Eaginc Company, and from whom re-
cs!ved, and by whom the same is no"
he'd
9th. Sad Commissioner will re-
port to the Court specially upon the
matters stated. IN the bill in the sec
ond of.abovc causes upon what rep
reservations the plaintiffs in said bill
becarc interested in the said Emer-
son Engine Company. by whom such
representations were made, whether
or not the same were relied or, whc-
Their or not the SUN were true or
false. and whether or not they were
fraudulent and if false and fraUdu-
lent. or either, whether or not the
pant IFS n said bill are entitled to
a~v OF the relief prayed for in said
bill. and if so. the extent of such relief
and against whom the same should be
awarded.
arr al |creultors Of the Emer-
son Engine Company are hereby mott
ela ard warne3 to present their claims
before the said Commissioner and
prove the same reg,,!a!,ly uoon pain
of being excluded frr1' an partici-
patton in the distribution of the as
sets Of said Company.
3. And said Commissioner will
state any othe! Mates specially
which any Of the parties in interest
may desire ani, which may appear to
The Commiss oner to be necessary or
appropriate to final decree in these
causes.
It which time and place you are re-
nuired TO attend. subject 10 all proper
adiournments and continuances until
completio.. Of the reference, ard to
bring s,csh documents, books, Or other
written evidence a. may be required
II any time BY sad Commissioner.
Given undsr my hand. as Commits
sioner in Chancery Of said Court, this
3ist cay OF October. 1913.
ROBINSON MONCURE.
Commissioner in Chancery for the
Circuit Court of the City 81 Alex
ardr:a, Virginia.
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FALL INTO VAT OF HOT WATER.
..iinc- Y ear-Old Boy Dies as Result OF
Sc@lding Received

Roanoke Va, Dec l.--Clarencc
Hickman, 9-year-old son of widow,
living at SIP Kimball avenue, 5. G..
ded a local hospital early Saturday
rs the result of scalds sustained whe!i
he fell into vat of hot water near
the Mal@4's Distilling CompanyS
plant Tuesday afternoon.
= The child's mother, who came here
from Clifton Forge, several months
ago. has .wo other children, one OF
whom is not at home, and she is IN
destitute circumstances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01
How to Bankrupt the Doctors.

A prominent New York physician
says. "If it were not for thin stock
ings and thin soled shoes worn by
women the doctors would probably
he bankrupt" When you contract 4
cold do no: wait for it to develop
into pneumonia but treat it ct once.
Chamberlain's Cough Reme;y is in
tended especially for coughs ana colds,
and has won wide reputation by its
cures OF these diseases II is most
esfectual and is pleasant and safe 20
take. For sale by all dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01

Alexandria cont nued and hcli u the
Court House Of said city on Saturday,
November l.. 1913. Present, Eo,.. J.
2. T. Thornton. Judge,
E5ra L. Sca..on,
vs.. In Chancery,
Thomas P. Scanlon.
Upon the application of the COM
plaiDart stating specifically the last
known place Of the defendant. he
Court on this 18th day OF November
1918, doth grant the following orler
of publication:
The object Of this suit is to obtain
decree absolutely divorcine the
complainart. Edna I. Scan'oa, frcm
the defendant Thomas ?. Scanlon.
on the ground Of wilful abandona emf
and desert;on without lawful cause
or excuse or the part of the defend
AM for more than three years last
past, and an affidavit having haen
made ard fled hat TIE defendant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-01
INDIVIDUAL PUPIL.
The TEMPLE School
Oh
Shorthand g TypewrieiDe

,t 14l7 G St, N. ~, has
tCr its slogan Prepare the
Individual Pupil" From the
he day he enters he receives
individual attention. He is
never held back because Of
ambition in another pupil.
lor, on the other hand, is he
forced beyond his indiVidu-
Il capacity. This specializa-
ton is the real reason for
The excellent standing Of the
Temple School among bust
ness men of Washington.