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BRAKES IMPORTANT
PART OF EQUIPMENT
Good Breaks Most Essential, and
Every Motorist Should Keep
Them In Order.

The most Important part OF the car,
probably, Is the braking system. ac-
cording to II. clifford Brokaw' Of the
West Side Y. M. c. A.. Automobile
Schools, New York City ,t :
fKesplng the brakes. IN good order
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MADE HooTcH IN JAIL.
Jailor Vow Knows why Prisoners
Asked for More Corn Bread.

LEXINGTON. KY. Sept S.--Moon-
shine stills have been found BY scores
In mountains and blue grass couitry
alike. but yesterday brought the first
capture of On Illicit liquor manufac-
turer in a tail Rodney David county
taller at Henderson. KY. found a
crude but entirely complete distillery
in his prison, and II was being op-
Grated by seven white prisoners
The stiil had been made from a
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largest rubber planted area
in the world. Starting uni
formiU right at natures
source.
Erecting a fabric mill
devoted exclusively to cord
fabric. Manned by spe-
cialized employees working
with selected mechanical
equipment from threshold
to shipping platform. To
make all u. S. Royal Cord
fabric uniform.
o d a.
us. Royal Cord Tires,occupy,
a peculiarly separate position in
todaYs vast tire market.
They are more sought-after
than sold. -~'s"''.-,----~--.
For their makers are more
interested in protecting the cord
idea through uniformity than they
are in selling the name of thing
without its economy service.
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FIR this purpose. and by jacking up
the car this adjustment may be man.
ipulated 20 that, with the brakes set,
one Is Just able to turn the wheels by
hand and see that both have an equal
pressure.
The brake linkage should also be
inspected and oiled frequently. The
clevises and pins will wear very fast
and may need to be renewed The
necessity for this lies I'm the fact that
when a brake Is needed usually II Is
needed pretty badly.
AMBoY BRIDGE REoPENED.
After having been closed for sew
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AMB0Y BRIDGE RE0PENED.

After having been closed for sew
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vusvra con Il Polonia, 4 6oviet inyie-
rsnno una nota Al 0overno di BerlinO
chiedendo II permesso d potter trespor
fare truppe attraverso 10 Germania per
ma campaena contro Ia Francia. Qua
ioro la nota otterra' un rihuto sarebbero
nronii / piani per far scoppiare una riv-
pinaione IN Germania, II di cui successo
sarebbe assicurato dalla forza delle
armi. q di consequence una piena ale
ANA con ! bolscevichi.
cant bolsceyichi sono certi che en-
.tro tire eettimane essi avranno IL com
pleto controllo della Polonia.
D'altra parte un telegramma da Var
aovia dicbiara che, nonostante 10 forze
russe del soviet siano giunte q poche
miplie dalla citta', la caduta dt var
sayia sarebbe motto dificile, poicbe' le
truppe polacche hanno occupato posi-
zioni inespugnabili.
IN dispaccio da Parigi segnala che
un seryizio aereo e. state initiate dai
tedeschi per tenere informato 10 State
Maggiore dele truppe bolsceviche di
lutte le mosse strategiche dele truppe
polacche. Je truppe russo sarebbero
ben fornite di munizioni e vettovaglie
che provengono dalla frontiera orientale
della Prussia.
I'm dispaccio da Roma reca che Ca
briele D'Annunzio, parlando al suoi
legionari, ha detto che fra non motto
dichiarera' l'indipendenza dcllo State
di Fiume, cio' nell 'anniversario dell
occupasione della citta', ed estendera'
confini lungo la famosa linea di Wilson.
ma che formino una continuita' con
ouelli del Regno d'Italia. Un tele-
gramma da Trieste, che pero' inertia
conferma, dice che una aperta rottura
sarebbe avvenuta ira D'Annunzio ed i
Concilio Nazionale della citta' d
Einme.
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Number Two

Number Two
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to article nine
section eight Of tho Constitution of Penn
sylvania.
:, Section /, Re II resolved by the Senate and
by met That the following emendmesnste Nsseh, n
the & s9nSttgiSn IN OF psnGGsylyena BE- and tho
ThSt HrSs IsSa n,ns s.ction eight be
@uNepety Or iHcorpossted distr et or eSesDt StsSt
Of this Article shall never !" s.sesa esn
per Sensum upon the assessed value Of the
3 The s,y asss 81 S
SS Ts hs nSs 2s5 ,son,Sm
erty ,hGTstn nor nor shall any such municipality
is inde6tedness to an amount exesedInnr % increase as,
9 GST sRtum tbeut ppSR Ss sSsh ssed
manner, as shall DO provided by law. 'ufn fn
s@sce'tG!niTnEg @ TE ths 6GTrowins capacity Of the
shall be deducted, from such debt 80 n%ss omsrs
o. the debt Of said city as shall have BEEN
proceeds thereof expended, or about 10 sPa bs the
pended, upon any public Improvement 20 a.
any pSSo uV or part Ss
facility tkererPr such public improysy;ns90,, imsFS%l; Q,
Uh.NE.
h, ,peratcly or in connection with anw wwnetthher ether
public Improvement or public utility other
thereof. may reasonably be expected tn pit pait
revenue In oxcesB OF operating expenseS sd yisid
Client to pay the interest and sinTIns sunl,
charges thereon. The method of detarIssI,i iund
such amount, 80 TO be deducted NAV hminlns
scribed by tho General Assembly 10 pre-
In incurring indebtedness for any n,u.
| the city OF Philadeiphia may Issue ~ iptarposs s
cations maturing not later than hfts opil; ppinl;
years from the date thereof with my ny, toOl
for a sinking fund sufficient 10 retira' ia
obligations at maturity: the payment TO s%nS ss,S
or hHtfs other 'I IpeoScs nstalments aSSS annual
CURED by said city Of Phiiadeiphia pssen IN
purpose OF the construction or impToyeunT Ut tne
Of public works or utilities OF any cb,snts
ter, from which income 2r reyenue ia 10 aSs he
Of land to be used In the constructInat
wharyes or docks owned or 10 be- owpohh OF
said city, such obligations may be in ny
ciIde the amount Of. the Interest and As s,pn r.
crue thereon throughout the period Sy ot os, se-
stTuction and until tho expiration ~, con-
year after the completion OF the VOL, one
| which said indebtedness shall have basn lot
| CURED: and said city shall not be rs1,,, in.
10 levy a tax to pay said intsrest ~
sInking-fund charges as required by ssc,tu ntnu
| ten article nine OF the Constitution ~ ptIoh
syivania, until the expiration OF said nas1s 1hn,
OF one year after the completion OF said
work. '"'a
sserstary or tho ccwmonwsaith.
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Number Four-A

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to section one ID
OF article fifteen CXv) Of the Constitution
of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania.
Section l. Be II resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the Com
monwealth of Pennsyivenia In General Az
semtiy met That the following amendment
to the Constitution OF Pennsylvania be. and
tho same Ia hereby. proposed. in accordance
with the eighteenth article thereof:
That section one Of article fifteen. which
reads as follows:
"section !. Cities may Be chartered when
ever a majority OF the electors OF any town
or borough having q population Of at least
ten thousand shall vote at any general cleo
tion in favor OF the same" be. and the same
Is hereby, amended to read as follows:
Section ]. Cities may be chartered when.
ever majority OF the electors OF any town
or borough having q population of at least
ten thousand shall vote at any general or
municipal election In favor OF the same,
Cities, or cities OF any particular class
may be given the right and power TO frame
and ADOPT their own charters and TO exercIse
the powers and authority OF local seif.gov.
ernment. subject. however, 10 such restrc.
tions, limtaton9 and regulations as may be
Imposed by the Legislature. Laws also NAV
be enacted" affecting tho organization and
government Of cities and boroughs, which
shall become ettectiys In any city or borough
only when submitted to tho electors thereof
and approved by majority OF those voting
thereon.
true copy OF Joint Revolution No "A,
CYRUS E. WOODS
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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Number Ska

Number six-A
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution
OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania so
as TO consolidate the courts OF common
pleas Of Philadelphia county.
Section l. Be II resolved by tho Senate
and Hon,s Of KSprescnsatives ss,Tania q the Com.
ss%Sis met. ne Soiiewing nsa %inendment
TO the Constitution Of Pennsylvania be- and
,hs same ,ss fs hseSf
That section six Of article hVe be amended
so as to read as follows;
Ali tho Jurisdiction and powers now vested
in the several Numbered courts Of common
OF Common pleas eomposed of al enc 9Ss
jjuTisdetion and powers, shall extend to Suei ali
Ses IN he Thish sss
courts. and shall be subject TO such change
Sc ,enSs ssr as by proSdes ST aS 81
ssiess.d as provided S ,6sy law law. TSs hameef ef
Sfsassd OF from time to time. This SmenSant ST ,n
shall take effoct on the first day of January
succeeding Its adoption.
diction and powers now vested in the several
numbered courts OF common pleas shall be
vested In one court OF common pleas composed
nsurts. M Such Jurisdiction and powers "a ,SaiI sa'E
extend 70 all proceedings at law. and in
% the several numbered courts, and snail be ~
ssd bv subject S% Tho to snsnss Of
said court shall be selected as provided by
law. The number of judges in said cour,
This amendment sho,i take effect on the ' ars;
day Of January sueoeeding its adoption,
true COPY of '0ct cYRSs RsfS'H!oH T. WoSjbSS SSj ga
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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Number Three-A
rNINyr, prsOTJ1TTON

A JOINT RESoLUT1ON
Proposina an amendment TO section one
article eight of the Constitution OF Penn
sylvania.
Section 1. Be II resolved by the Senate
end House Of Representative OF the COM
monweaith OF Pennsylvania In General AS
sembly met. That the following amendment
to tho Constitution Of Pennsylvanie BE- and
the same is hereby. proposed. In accordance
with the eighteenth article thereof:
That section one OF article eight. which
reads as follows:
Section ]. Every male citizen twenty-one
years Of age, possessing the following quail
fcations, shall be entitled to vote at all
elections. subject however. to such laws
requiring and regulating the registration OF
electors as the General Assembly may
enact:
First He shalt have been citizen OF
the United States at least one month.
Second. He shall have resided In the
state one year (or. having previously been
qualified elector o. native-born Citizen OF the
state. he shal! have removed therefrom and
returned, then ak months). Immediately pre-
| cedinR the election.
Third. He shall have resided In tho
election district where he shall offer to vote
at least two months Immediately preceding
the election.
Fourth. II twenty-five years Of age ana
upwards. he shall have paid. within two
years, a state or county tax. which shall
have been assessed at least two months. and
paid at least one month before tho cleo
| tion," be amended so that tho same shall
read as follows:
Section. 1. Every citizen, male or female.
Of twenty-one years OF age, possessing the
following qualifications. shall be entitled TO
vote at all elections. subject however. to
tration OF electors as the General Assembly
First He or she shall have been a cit-
zen OF tho United States at least one month.
Second. He or sho shall have resided In the
state one year Cor. having previously been a
| state, he or she shall have removed there
from and returned then six months). imme-
diately preceding the election.
Third He or she shall have resided in tho
election district where he or she shall offer
| to vote at least two months Immediately pre-
cedirs tho election.
Four tn. II Twenty-Five, years OF age end
| two years. q state or county tax. which
! shall have been assessed at least two
months and paid at least one month before
'"f Ffts fSiss'''TSFh Wherever the words he" his. ."
| 'him'' and himself occur In any section
of article eight Of this Constitution. the
sn Ss II nr
,r her" and himself or herself"
true copy of Joint HSsolnti9H ss " 2HoNne N2 "a.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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Da un dispaccio giunto do Kolmo,
Polonia, II correspondents deli Asso. 4.
ciated Press segnala che bolscevichi
russi intendono cercare alleanza al te-
deschi, per poscia muovere guerra ala
Trancia ed In easo di successo conquis.
tare II favore dell Inghilterra 9 dell
America. Tale dichiarazione sarebbe
stata fatta da autorita del governo
Soviet.
Sempre secondo II detto corrispon =
dente, non appena sara terminate la
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AMENDMENTS


JOINT RESOLUTION
proposinR an amendment TO article nine,
section seven Of the Constitution of Penn
sylvania.
section 1. Be II resolved by tho Senate
and House Of Representatives OF tho Com
monweaith OF Pennsyivania In General As.
aer,biy met. That the following amendment
to the Constitution OF Pennsylvania be-. and
the same 10 hereby. proposed. In accordance
with the eisbteenth article thereof:
That article nine. section seven be amended
Section I. Tho General Assembly shall not
sS.nors sS,p or incorporated district 70 Become q
corporation, or to obtain Or .approprlats
poration. % d. association. Institution or indi.
This section shall not apply TO any con.
under legislative authority with respect "a
the use or operation Of transit facilities
whether furnished by tho city or by a private
corporation or partly or Jointly by either OF
both Nor nbell this section be construed
10 prohibit the city OF Philadelphia from
acquiring by contract or condemnation the
franchises and property OF any company
awning or operating transit facilities, or ami
port thereof, within Its corporate limits, OF
Inc shares OF stock Of the corporation own.
ins or operating the same. or any par,
''elti * true copy of Joint Resolution. No. GA.
CYRUS Il. WOODS,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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LTTTrZ. PA.
LTrTTZ, PA,
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY

A girls school since lT49. Academic. Col.
lego Preparatory and Special coufsea Sep
srRts Junior Departrnsnt Gymnasium SEQ
retarial CataloY. Rev. r. W. SrES6KI.
Principal. Boz lo5. LititE. Pa.
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he Holman School ssOt s,,S.. Msina'
JESKNTowN. IA.
REECHWOOD (Jnc.)

A ouIturoI dad Practical School for Yov~s
Wenen. Thoroughly Estub. Strong RocsItyL
'n,nfsnanGs .ss PrspsTstSa SqS ps5sa
Music, Art. Domestic scienes secrstArs-
ship FIsmGR GRRrSsFRs kgsfEsIssenpi Ps p HPaTss,dsu,
Box 4S0 Jenkintown Pa.
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WEST CHESTER. PA.
DARLINGTON SEMINARY

4 developing School for Girls. o0-aors
Language; Art. Nude. Expresgion. seere-
taTtAL Business and Household Manage
Ensnt. College Preparation. Catalogue,
CHRISTINE F. BYE. Presidsnt
Box 6l0 West Chester Pa
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LCTHERvuIF. MD.

MARYLAND COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Courses: College Preparatory College. Do
nestic Science Music. Expression. Adyan.
tagesi 10 miles from Baltimore, freproof
CAtAIoxae, Addruss bex L. Luth9vtils. Nd
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swARTHMoRE. PA.

swARTHMORE PREPARAToRY-Pre res
boys for college or llfe-work. Small
epaSsSs Juniqr Department. Address
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Young Men and noys
BROWN PREP Broad and ci

DINOVTN TNEI asS.. ""u Snoty
ne student 70 know and TO use what Ss
Courses: Forty years OF continued suc-
cess without dollar Of public or private
assIstanee proves the value and tho need
they are right. Investigate and know.
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NEW YORK CITY

The Finch School. New York City, Boarding.
and bay school for Girls oemPnasisins
a; r. Il a. Rsinsl{R,ss, Il s{,s sSataiaSu" s'ars'
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THE STEVENS SCHOOL

For Girls, Announces important additions
10 faculty College ana University gradu'
atss. specialists IN their lines; Course mod.
eIed alter that OF Horace Mann School OF
Teachers' College. SociaI!zsd recttatlons,
comp!ste Elementary Rs well as High School,
Pupil participation IN Az school activities
Germantown. Phila.
The Holman School sso+ , Msinu'
will open for its tyrnty-nrst
year September 29d 1890
Elizabeth W. BrAley. 4. B.. HeRdmistrass.
Miss sayward's School for Girls. overorooG
Phils.. Pa: College prep. JgAior pePert'
Cynwya. ,HIsE!og ssnSav% ssnS %gIrsnsid Uhts
THE PHEBE ANNA THoRNE
Open-Air Model School OF Dept Education.
sryn Mawr College. For Grls Primary
through college preparatory. Opens Sept ~.
Yor cataloE address The Head Mistress.
FHILADELPHM SCHOOL OF DESIGN
For Women lErt. ls4ll. Fine Arts, De
sign in AL BRANCHES. Intsrior De:orstions
6ts.. Phlla.. Pa
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sWARTHMoRE. PA

Mary Lyon School. sySrthmore. Pa, coiiess
frsp,i graduate work; honses'd arts arts e THsie
Al FTances l., Crtst. A b, prns. Box Ibe6
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NORwALK. CONN.

HIIISIDE-A School for Giris
NORWALK, CONNECTICUT
v9.r.an,t R Bredlinrsr, A. D.. YRssaFt
Vils Hunt Francis. Smith. PrtnsipalA
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Message on the Ethics and P ractice O

ration f asy ! e E @ 5 3 E. & % S s $ = e. ca % @
sdh o CT
snsAS
mee e hin y q Of
bua n
F % 5 ~ inc 0 who almost crossed tho dark
t
ee"N' ~ W
' !" "" ~ " ~ COMMITTEE
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LA MINACClA RUSSIA
CONTRO LA FRANCIA
! Soviet Tentona Allearsi al Te'
deschi per Muoverg Guerra
ALA Francia

Published and Distributed Under
PGRMTT NO. 841.
Authorized By the act Of octobnr
1917, on nie at the Postoffice OF Phiie
A. 9. BURLEsoN.
Postmaster General.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CON-
sTrTUTIoN SUBMITTED TO THE crrI.
zENs OF THE COMMONWEALTH FOR
THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION, AT
THE ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUES.
DAY. NOVEMBER q 1920. BY THE GEN.
ERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. AND PUB
LIsHED BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY
ANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CON-
sTlTUTloN.
Number One
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to section eleven
OF article sixteen OF the Constitution of
Pennsylvania.
Be 1t resolved by the Senate and House or
Representative OF the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in General Assembly met,
That the following amendment to the Con.
stitqtiGn Of ne commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
thereof:
Amend section eleven, article sixteen of
Pennsylvania which reads as follows:
No corporate body to possess banking
and dise9untinS privileges shall be created or
place Of the intended ocation, Of the IL in,en. enc
ton to apply for such privileges. in such
shall @ charter for such privilege be granted
for a longer period than twenty years." no
The General Assembly shall have IN,
corporation Of, banks and trust COZ compan,ea G en, 3
ana true copy Of Jant SS ResoutiSn si'S1 So
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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NEW BLOOMFIELD. PA.
CARSON LONG INSTITUTE

SAN year. College Preparatory. Business,
Junior Courses Separate modern Junior
building for boys under l9, Heslthtul coun.
Try location; .too and up; Junior ss7S: Boys
Instituts. Box l.. New Blsomneld. Pa
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ABTSGv0S
Arlington Memorial Hospital
ALLENTOWN
Allentown State Hospital
EsMses EEssmsepatsic Hse'Is state Msait, Hospital
eacred Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Altoona Hospital
ASHLAND
Ashland seats General Hospital
BEAVER FALLS
Providcnes Hospital
BELLEVUE
Suburban General Hospital
BLossBUna
s,ossburr State Hospital
BERWICK
psrw.cr Hosp'tsi
BETHLEHKM
81. Iuke's HosritJ
BRADDoCK
Braddock General Hospital
BRADFORD
Bradford Hospita:
BRIpGEvuI.E. n. #. d. No. .
Pittsburgh City and Home HospttAb
CHESTER
Chester Hospital
CLEARFIELD
Clsarneld Hospita!
CoATEsvLI.R
csatssvills Hospital
DANvn.LE
penvtre Stats Hospital
DI1MoNr
pt1mont Hospital
EASToN
Esston Hospital
ERIE
Hsu,ot Hospital
ID Vinoept's Hospital
HARRISBURG
Harrisburg Hospital
HAZI4EToN
state Hospital
HOMESTEAD
Homestead Hospital
INDIANA
Indiana Hospital
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CHEsTNUT HILL. PA.
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY

ST. Martins, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
4 cay ana boarding school for boys pre-
ness ideally lSeated county day school.
Low rStes for 1vo-day boarders. CStaIoss
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JoHNerowN
The Mercy Hospital
The Kans Summit HospitsI
LANCASTER
ST. Joseph's Hospital
Latroee Hospital
Lewistown Hospital
Lock Haven Hospital
MEADvn.LE
Meadville City Hospital
McKEEs ROCKS
Ohio Valley General Hospital
McKEESPORT
McKeesport Hospital
MERCER
Mercer sanitartum
, MoNONGAHELA
Memorial Hospital
NEW BRIGHTON
Beaver Valley General Hospital
~ NEW KESsINGT0S
Citizens General Hospital
NoRRISTOWN
MOUNT PLEASANT
Mount Pleasant Hospital
PHILADELPHIA
American Stomach Hospital
Children's Homeopathic Hospital
Friends Hospital
Germantown Hospital toermantown)
Eahnemann Hospital
Howard Hospital
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Mercy Hosptal tColoredJ
NJ. Sinai Hospital
EES'Ei:;;;ss'' S3:ssssfe|S Ho'S' 5s':R''
s., Msrys .Ho.pitsI ouhn
sehool ot Nprs,nS. Hospital. Of oradua..
School OF Medicine. UnlversiU ei
Ssedtc9. Chi rprgieai. Hospital
Polycltnic Hospital
School Of Nursing for Women. Penn.
sylvania HospitaL Dspa rtment fur
PPsIhlsa} PsIhls} and Nervous Diseases tw.st
"omen's Homeopathic Hospital
PHILIPSBCR0
Cottsge State Hospital
PHoESxVuLE
Phoenixvtlls Hospital
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KINGSTON. pa
GEORGE SCHOOL. PA.

George School so1. SSon,ry tn. ,,,s School SO. 70.
rate dornitories. Courses broad and thor
udsss sGssis' snss, q
kpeciai courses. Athletics, gymnasium. pool.
est woSdsd % scrss apS Snto open e0pnnsty n,. S1Sne
srate, cataios. George A. Walton. A. N.
box 9sS, GeorYe School. Pc.
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MnLERsyHLE, PA.
MUIFRsyn4LE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MiiIersvilie. LANCASTER CO., Pa. Beautiful
tuition free. Address c. u, dordinier. prin,
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srENoGRAPHERs
A NUMBER OF POSITIONS HAVE JUST
OPENED UP FOR CAPABLE YOUNG
WOMEN; QUALIFICATIONS: EXPERT.
ENCE. PLEASANT PERSONALITY AND
PROFICIENCY. APPLY
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAhAKER's
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ST. LUKE's SCHOOL
Wayne MAIN Line. p. II. RI. Pa
Charles Henry stront: A. NJ. Headmaster
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16

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