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ic; I 1 THE CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: SEPTEMBER 26. 1909. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. I EDUCATIONAL.

1 PIONAL. umEzzazuscrin Everybody Blames the Street Car Man and It's Against the Rule to Talk Back. UR NISTillin FiR 7 Night Study Makes Do Ihirs I taffiln 9- -f 3 I I i's ta If, ENGINEERING 1 6 Plolt IA vitiiiilt ko 1 4: --O1b' c- 4 '') et 'reel. IN 6 tv 4 7 Alp i. PA al 1,0.

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ifi it -P l4, A 4.14 tr ti A Ali; 0 II A liPtt 41:4 4 littli. kos of difference in earning power. Study Gregg Shorthand and Touch Typewriting in our Evening School. It will mean more pay and a bettr position for you. Gregg Shorthand can be learned in from one-third to one-half the lime required by othcr systems.

It is easily written; it is capable of the highest speed, and is far more legible than any Other systeml Enroll any Monday, Wednesday or Friday evening. For further particulars, write, call or telephone (Central 3739). ESTERS avenue! Let the iadies 4i orr. ra Fares. please! Mo i up the front the oar, p.tase Just a iittle more'.

There nitwit all! (Ding! dingi) Twice day Vit a car, a co.t. to and passes in to ni seat. somenit V. I.a a the (criductor Las. But the conttuctor Mms4 It has atiuther view of the eas: cf his job The thornirg an inquisitive person hoarded a teir at Vette tri a eriut, ard LIS 1,3 r.e it.n whorn i tad 1(rtned tutpakt et A Wain wt.iman steitp- I an Jim', aud past-, the car, V.

IA the inquve on- retra.r.td on the to rLa th ne rain 14E at rernarkcit 1.1:14 44r.4luf 7.4,r as iiavc the te i rope a Yes. Y4)L1 V. it even 3't mkt) be I ni L.Jt S.et piled the conductor, I got back the bar tui my n.ght time oatch tir3 a. aint Larttly a cif wtt- 1 i.t xt month Fit get tar ttakley too-leivard! v-iurg rushing out t' tie 4 ar with a. scow! Ler fact-.

Yitt w1on4 Fte exC'tairred t. a ving her Land. Not L- Ls ere o. ti.t arriuotar. Ataytie WC tlidn II nte 3 ou wet I i Fall Term begins October 4th, 1909.

Registration from 7 to 9 P. M. October 1st. 1909. 9.

1st. 1909. J31.3z-22es -t-he Coz-2 a et cto I DIroular sent upon application, Phone Douglas 390. 390. 33rd St.

Armour Ave CHICAGO. Armour Ave AGO. MOH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. companys spotters and the ever complaining public the conductor irut be on his guard every minute of the day. You may evt he a spotter." Le added, quickly glancing up.

"tut the J. P. deciinv41 the 11.41!,r with thanks. and asked how the gt 1111F spotier IVa quickly spotted. GREGG SCHOOL 151 Wabash Avenue EZtEftrnMtnInZ0 MEMEZTUMMO WM i 1- 1 IND 4 theY daYli take static or et gOrn ne158 peoPt thing city' To gUT( he Pa EPPIT Gra In hi.

rine lite II come to tr, earth vatur Ho ith perau speak churc worth "ledge G3 tent 4) nlY ard' Meth( which grew duca ithoi but hi ergY haf ere there that I vetted t. 1 44 I theY I dayt take static 4 or 01 A gem nese 1 peoP1' a 4 thang yin," I 1 To 15 guri I he Pa EPPIT 4 Gm In hi i rine 1 i lite if come to th earth vatur Ho 4 st ith Iles perau sneak ill churc .1.. worth bedce G3 I I it; i tent only I WE v. ard, Meth( which 1 grew i cluca -I Ithol that reu(7 finlith 1 nts. 3 mg.

4. try. ARV' CAGO lirt7M110Maier I I 41 MIK 59 cf mornit.g oh? NitS 41. thP I 1: rt to ItA 110 v1 r. 1 Low 111,11 criti op ti.at .1 11 cl.t-11 I tow alstiro A late ortlesl, he has wants th- trissks (,,.

to to grt am. covizn.n (11enst is that, ef a r. In a takihg it tvw, and If tranitrihnIt the SO u.t. Vt-hat azi du? ES E211-11L 3 lit it i LA 1 11 El 1 44 It's All in Experience. we so we can tell them the minute wr eyes on therm" explained the eonductor.

Sometimes it's an old woman, 1 etimes an old man, unit more often a young cub wejust savi. But they always gt en the car in such a (lett rmined manner that we soon grt next to them." 11w di 3ou Mir the pay-as-you-enter ears?" Veil." he It plltd I tion't know. We dont pushrtl off as oftt ti a tied to on tho elii cars. and we get MOre fares with ss But a pers. gets mighty tired in the Fame spot al! day long and .111 soon have a good ease of stringhalts front stamping up the fares.

Its prt cold in the NS Limo. too, having to sta1.41 still all the titi.e, while en the old ears we re lc. Pt tat ni by inovit.g about among the pa.4.r.t-n- I I u-r time. too, Laving to stasd still al! the a t. un he old cars we Wt re pt at in by inovisg about among the paslren- Offers special advantages to musicians desiring the experience of playing with a Symphony Orchestra under the personal directorship of M.

BALLMANN. i de- a anal N. a a THE Night School Students May Enter at Any Time Berlitz School of Languages BRYANT AUDITORIUM, Cong-ream St. Entrance. STRATTON Te lephone Harrison 392.

New I ork A ashington lionton Philadelphia BUSINESS Parisi it Madrid linSt coLLEGE ria St. Lout Cincinnati AUDITORIUM, Pon gTetim St. Entrance. lephone Harrison 392. New I ork AVashington lionton Philadelphia Paria Madrid St.

Lout Cincinnati It Itutiorze riari iNLITI 004. I en: In stel rk Monica Parim tt St. Coupe A ashington Philadelphia Londeen Madrid MeetIceo Cincinnati BUSINESS coLLEGE t. 't .1 71 1,, A ti, -----i, (-. FREE SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED fiRDED naLtz HUIIHRULLI san rra ciaco Baltimore Perlin I.

Pet ernburg lenna Conatantinople line-nun yrem Monteideo Branches in all leading cities of the world. Pupils traveling may transfer the value of their unfinished terms of essons to an other Berlitz school. at sehool or residence, in classes or privately. day or evening. Superior native teachers only.

ConversaVon Circles and an Prionebeco Baltimore Peleliu Ili fenny Petereeteurog Cowettentinople littrudon yrcle Montevidee Branches in all leading cities of the world. Pupils traveling may transfer the value of their unfinished terms of Cssns to an other Berlitz school. Les.sons at sehool or residence, in classes or privately. day or evening. Superior native teachers only.

Conversation Circles and Women Not Exempt. Either. And this dear Women, too7 A fa vortc! trick ot continued tile is tor (IT1. a jst in front of some I.VInn I int out my hind tare silo will nod toward fird kly into the car. L.

ri 1 rurn, roldm Loy npver even noticed t.tnar.. Ior ir tare. Li-, is surprised. Arol hy he be this tittle th has taken a seat in t-i, front of the wi11 isnowiLg that I cannot leve the Lack islattot ten to I ouldn't riot her in the cross anyhow. In fact.

tries eve! to rid, boo-it vat rh Lad t. Liet oit and hit a woznan on to blitt in tcirs- iAlic found sin- had niy 4 4ents. She turned a pica ding to tile man in tiic tmitorm ant taik ti by lig passed on tr.to the ear ar.d gave a knum, ir.g An gag." he said, un the and moz-A aiw ays ragged it. If I had many like In a Pki tik, clean tsroke at You are to t'arry a certain amount ot a was Ten tie but we grnerany averaKe or Do es. th company over find you out?" A the.ss.- continued the cordietor, is tor ose tP (IT1.

a it, in front so mi n. 1 pit wit riy hand tor res tare sbe will nod toward the :.:1 her ard pass: qui, kly into she sas. vs. ri 1 rurn tl.) sobably w. othn.

li is II, i spristd. Araal sAhy he b4 iiv this time th ilaS take a seat in U. front of thc thm. I 4 annot lehve the Lack plattot a ten to on, 1 ouldn't Silt I I-, in the crow bsytww. In faht.

body tries eve! put- I-: way to side free, Asn boo-it vat The Lad get and litt a eznan on to the tar. W-Ii loeked in purse. she found she had only 4 cents. slit. tui ned a pleading fe-t- to tile it-n In the usitorn: an I-4giin to alk at', oalpttnie ty, ny Ile passe-i on into the car aral gave a An ht- said, ring- sagged tus the fare.

and always oid iv it If I ad oma :1,1 rr. any like in a etay Pk! tit, clean hroke at night." You are arry a ain a ertmount ot i yJz.r! was asked, Ten tioiiars. he said, but we generally a veraKe t-i. or Siri Does. the company ever find you out?" 7' il I ii aillc.

1 .1144, rz- Zo---1 A .,.,4 I I 'N 7 Po 5s Ttva or to Oo Z'aAst-, ISI0- t- I. IN to 6, c.0' kc 0 00- 1 t-29 ti.10 ,71 Pronunciation Courses Free 11-13 RANDOLPH OP. PUBLIC LIBRARY BUSINESS, ENGLISH, SHORTHAND and CIVIL SERVICE COURSES WRITE, CkLI OR TELEPHONE RAND 0 LPH 1575 FOR PROSPECTL Joscohlinoftlatangq i IMPERIALFRrhill, VIENNA 11 211 To the twenty most capable applicants. Give name of instrument when applying. Address Edward Schwenker, Secretary.

BUSH TEFfiPLE CONSERUATORY North Clark Street and Chicago 41.4101. Vbrvwft A School for Boys SiZban's KN MILLE, ILLINOIS It hut iL few hours' ride of Chicao St. Louis and cities of the Middle We.it boys for or bwiineA Certificate admits to leading college The best of and individua, attention in all departments. St. Mary's fl, 'rr 1 1 1, NtiliN 'A, s------- 4- 474, 1 To the twenty most capable applica.nts.

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0 0 ...7 C5 0 z.rj.,.,'-' 0 60: Ott .9 Pronunciation Courses Free fil SHORTHAND and CIVIL SERVICE COURSES WRITE, CkLI OR North Clark Street and Chicago A School for Boys TELEPHONE RANDOLPH 1575 al 0 FOR PROSPECTUS Pl." 11 A ..,..1 it 7 I 1,4. st r.9.7,111131.,,vists.-4avt '-T 4 .4 rr, 7.1 ''f 1 Ago. po5s 3 .2 I KN )(VILLE ILLINOIS A 11 a tilirith. joscohmu Hatallek 1 ithill iL tew hours' rii de of Chicatto St. Mary's st.I.otas I an i ties of tle Middle West -41- tP.

I Pi-e boys foreollege or business, Tor to L'io- t- 1.1.-s Formerii of I 11J IMPERIAL THEATER, VIENNA ertibcate admits to leading colleges J' i il I 1 'I The best of dviine and individua 'I a 1 il i i 4 i c'l 4 it I 1: er ,1 1 I He but hi by EU. Of TTILI of the be Saxon Be Is the re any i Cl al ITIF life so Unlit be has ing as fere tt that la In our sae Ci 3-onto 3neetin teum. Lil, ings 13 Ice 5 (A away by as Nua ntt-d, cif "Gypsy He i tnindt. but hi by su, cif mu of the be lb Saxon lie is the re any si claims life so him Unlil be has ing as fere tt tbat la revive. 0.ima, throug thp tot; Ow; av lngs 13 ice 5 (41 4 away Fell by as tlecess lira ntt-d; nala up ef "GYPsY this direction when I first got ort'r' she asked IndigLantIy.

ie hirectio when I rt got or fist'r she asked ndigLaritty. Gymnastic training and athletics az all Separate residence and matron for younger boys. az all seasons KNOXVILLE, ILLINOIS Forty-Second Year Begins September 22ad For Girls and Young Ladies Under same nianagemert Preparator), elective- ew. advanced cccrses. Sis Languages Music.

Art. Licinestla Ectence. cf Applied kicuscketpIra Wm. Sherwood Vite ling Director of Music Sympstheilc gu.dance; Soctai advantages; Physical training Dr. Sargent's method).

swimming. hios dame-kite. out-of-elcor sports: weekly entertainments: cheerful Ii me dairy, pure Cr pure water. yard, rs Hr.d wrove Send fr year ipcok No At Rev. C.

W.Leffingwell, Rector and Founder Miss Emma Pease Howard, Principal ILLINOIS las September 22ad (oung Ladies eIL tort) sacs. advanced ccnrses. sc Art. Dcniestio vice a u.dan,e; Soctal training (Dr. Stir- tos ling dame- weekly entertain- DM d.

me dairy, ard, nit iind wrove rear book No 41 Rector aud Founder ward, Principal KNOXVILLE. ILLINOIS Forty-Second Year Begins September 22ad For Girls and Young Ladies Preparator), elective- az advanced cccrses. Eetenee. st As-piled isz Wm tiberviood Vitellitat Last Inspection Nearly Fatal. "Nut as ytt.

hut irspection day we came near being discov, rtd. You to- e. ever so often are in fo-- to see our cl an priiirscd. and if wo spb so on. It 1mspec7 ,1:1 day nut a man of us Lad retired $11, change.

In factv nt.ne uver and ore or two had ft-w cers. So in ard mad. up the r. flnrt I. man was calltd in wt.

gat the money, and catut nut he next, and so (In clov.n AN't- do that almost ever3- time now. But soft pedal. SPe what t.ere." A man got on and. giving the inquisitive Last Inspection Nearly Fatal. Nut as ytt.

but last irspe tion day we carnr- near being, discov rd. You e. ever so often are -I in fo- inspecilon to see if our ci an ssed, and if wo ltace Siti i so Weil. i eatit day IA, ihat nut a ma of ug larl i-Pe liret 'SDI chan In szf- i THE BERLITZ METHOD clif! fers from all other so-called conversational methods, in that it follows de VclOpMent- It proceeds from the beginning by object lessons, questions and answers, by the direct connection of perception with the foreigu tongue, and by the as- sociation of ideas, so that the pupil playing an active part, as well as the teacher, proceeds by degrees from the known to the unknown, and from the concrete to the abstract. THE BERLITZ METHOD does not neglect grammar: but instead of discouraging the beginner with dry and obscure rules and exceptions, rendcrs the study of grammar interesting practical by making the laws of the language clear and corn! prehensiye through striking exam! pies and comparisons.

HE DER LITZ METHOD dif- fers from all other so-called conver- sational methods, in that it follOWS lOgleal It proceeds from I he beginning by object les- sons, questions athl answers, by the direct connection cif perception NN-ith the foreicru tongue and by the as- ociation of id nrceas, so that the pupil playing an active part, as well as Pfri-C'e from the known to the unknown and from the et )nerete to the abstract. THE BERLITZ does not but instead of I 1 1 I i 1 i 1 ,91 :4 :0, 1 1 ,1.,, 1 i 1 I I gi I 1 I 1 1 a 1 I I I i 1 f'' 11 i instruction in the artistic, scholarly method of operatic. star, fancy and toe dant- illi4 adopted tm '4''in NI t- ropolitan -t-'-' lit: and Haulm, I- York; 1-tinti 4 4 Opera, l'ari-4; Imperial, I. r- -4 Eit: I Royal Thcatt r. I ondon; NI it'.

fl-, 1 II i Graduates I U. 4, -4. .0,40, my school 7 guaranteed ad- lc -s-, mission to any high class operatic stage Personal Instruction in the artiatic, method of operatiaciusitalgoee, (fittaloncriv or. In New 's. rt York Opea', 'a-4: kinper.i4.41, Lit: A 1 Royal Tiwat444.

London; NI 44 4. Graduates Litc. I Parcnti are urged to call and the schoo). For illustratel year book, addre3s I I Ifirrt krzil-x a-Look (4 1 otos's REV. C.

Vt. LEFFINGWELL D. Rector LUCIEN F. SE4METT M. A Head Master ViANTE Twenty-Fourth Season r.

AmericanKimball Heti 239-254 Wabash III 239.254 Wabash Ave. ill Season Kimbah Rail A I Europe or America. Special Beginners Class Tuesdays Fridays I 718 FINE ARTS BUILDING Residence Phone. Lincoln 1906 ,..1 xiers. But Yin nut kicking O.

ro, I am itirol if tne cowpox)) is, certainly cam every cent got. and sunle of us tarn more. Alan) is the time we xtras have put In from tiftet Ti to fleht(en hours a day bf nching it on calls, and Mtn ()illy got a six or tieun hour run. Mai times 0.,) nut a thing. Put, a I salt! fore.

I'm not kicking. I get a regular run noxt month, and I've cerainly eerned R. State street! All ofr: Slung." He's No Miod Reader. You didn't ask me. madam.

ti.e condUctor, trying hard not to Emile. Liut you could tell by the transfer I gave you." "No. ma'am." answered the conductor tienCy. You gave me a cash transfer which ntitled you to ride either east or west." We, give me a transfer west." she snapped as the car came to a stop. The conductor handed her a transfer, which ste snatched from his hand.

She picked up her skirts aind stepped from the car. mumbling about how stupid and impudent some Ignorant conductors can be. The car started on. I guess that will hold you for a while Volunteered the I. P.

That was miTa. compared with FOThe." arswered the conductor. She was so mad she even forgot to take my number. Itobey greet!" A prosperous looking man stepped on and tanded the a coin The man received a nickel in change and tas about to tr.tr the car whtr he was halted by the conC "Just a moment. please.

This istit a dime you gave me. It'- some Mexican The man stopped in surprise and Inspected the coin. I never gave you that." he said. I never even saw a coin like that bt fore." B'it I know you did give it to me." pro. testtd the conductor.

Lecause you are the only one that g-)t on here. and I have not put It in my changer yet He's No Miod Reader. ou didn't ask me madam rp ed ti.e (inductor trying hard not to Emile Conservatory THE LEADING SCHOOL OF ratory SCHOOL 0.11" Trial Lesson Free High School graduate, one with technical training preferred, to learn steel and machinery business. Position offers splen- did opportunity for advance- ment but necessitates starting in at the bottom in the office of a Music and Dramatic Art amatic Art .41 Riris Exposition. 1900, 2 Gold Tecials.

Zurich Exposition, 1902. Gold 7.k1e1al Lille Exposition. 1902. Gold Aledal; St. Louis Exposition.

190 Grand Prize: Liege 1905. Grand Prize; London Exposition, Grand Prize. Eminent faeulte of seventy. Unsurpassed comae of study. Teaebers Train ng Department.

Public Soi.001 Peparime for Chibiren'a Work. ioeutiou l'hysieut Cult. Modern Lanimaums, Meny free advanthgeta. Lhrty free awarded. Fail term begins Thareday.

September O. School of Actic d. directed by mart Conway tho renowned educator for the swiss Catalog mailed free on application. (1) JOHN J. HATTSTAEDT.

(.. Unsurpassed course os Department. Public for chlidren's Work. Modern fly tree e(elicilorships Iharsday. September a 4t1 by Bart Conway tor for the stages on application.

TSTAEDT. chimp Acdll1y of Fine Arts! EDUCATIONAL. Use Your Evenings ATTEND THE METROPOLITAN i 1 .............7: I 1,, ,...1 rr- I li VI ''ArY ti-z ir1 -J--- 10, I. it: 2 fr. e.

"fi.i 1 i 16 -L, ttg, 11, 1' L1V 1.: r--, 1 6 East Madison St. cants must live with parents and No. 1 1111-P I LaCILOL tal. 6 be able to furnish exceptional SaturdaysSpecial Classes for Children and Adults. references.

Address 456, NightsInstruction in Design, Life. rio .7 lustration and Crafts. une. SundaysDrawing and Painting from Life. Enrollments may be made for any branch Inshaw 606 KIMBALL HALL once a week or oftener as disired.

CHICAGO. ILL ALL CLASsES 'NOW IN SESSION. THE School It is Should be is al gelistic the san The La Szed! NV 2-1. P. and oti.

In Chic been in ization 'sxecutl, sive col mess sy! For a( It sitlorlesgruL(In'eh itive fgre31 ef. ter. an tchurchs tiffice persol churc gram," ing an 'actively of Chict As a holr of has air hearsal! various assist campaix evening church its servi armory. held. an rrornise rnoverne: The fl fourth The a Christia which h.

pation I N( i School 1 -z. 4 1 1 4 It is Should be is al gelistic the san The La sz6, II- P. and oti. in Chic ChiCas01111. been in izat ion sive col tess For s( ing of 1 1 I der the I se Issuing i ters, an to PS er3 i ehurchf 4 tiffice f4 persol i churc.

i tgram," 1 ing an( i 'actively 1 of Cnict 1 As a 1 1 1 choir of has air 'i hearsal! various assist campa ix a r.rnht,:i held. an i I rrornice 1. movemel TII .1. fotArtil Tile a Christie -hich h. A Kation I N( a 1 Of-TrA klt 1 i School -j.

I' i ST. JOHtli'S ottilLITAL2 ACADEhtgY 10 til 9S I -r A 2 Iiil Double Cross Doesn't Work. NOTICE The Directors of the Berlitz School of Languages beg to inform the public that the do not employ any cans assers whatsoever. In order to avoid deception they suggest that all arrangements should be made at the office of the school, by mail, or telephone They will, however, be pleased to send representatives when requested. AM EWAN I RUGBY, Fiz-t-uFAL MIZUMUE Music and SHERWOOD "uslc Mbursarrati: Conservatory SCHOOL Aft kl I tit 'xiptp Ixtsf i a s'io, 1 6 It A tb it allt 1 lc' et-49' t- s' 14.

0 (I lb- 4 ramout The E5prit of its stud tits The lo)al'y graivatee. Tile lasofic rnii.taty a.d pi LI aining ti as a A. or tirst SEND F-'01-1 TA 11 -res ST. JOIN'S ACADEMY. Wauaekha CeLuty.

Wis. CHICAGO Temple. Itiepticplit Celltral stud( tits graductee. I I st lasolic al training tiot nri.cnt 0.9 lirst A ACADEMY, 1: Te (11i County, Wis. Mas(Alle TeLII-IL tral 0, veil, it's only a small mattcr." plied the man.

reaching into his pocket, ard sootier than atis. a disturbance I surrpose have to pay another fare." lie put the lklettican coin in his pocket and. hand rig the-conductor a nickel. he started Into the car again. Here." railed the rcnductor, I gave you this nickel in change.

so you still owe fur your fare." The man reluctantly returned and handed Out another nickel. saying: If you were a little mote careful In making change you would avo.d such an occurrence as this." and went Into the car. There." said the conductor. with a yawn, I suppose the whole trip will be the same all the way diwn and back. Funny, isn't it Sometimes I run for days without the It ast trouble, and then.

generally when I'm feel ing out of I get nothing but an end DR. WILLIAM WADE HINSHAW. Director. Offers thorough and systematic instruction in all branches of Music and Dramatic Arti Positions secured for graduates. Eirlin nt faculty of forty instructors.

Pupils enrolittat any time. Catalog fte4e on request Cad In or address A. J. HINSHAW. Manager.

FINE ARTS Chicago, WM. H. SHERWOOD, DIRECTOR Best Mcdern Principli-s of Art Scientitic and Practical Value. Fall Term Opens Sept. 14 '09 VOtal.

Violin. Organ Theocy Putd Sctool Musk ArL Dangung-s Classic Dancing and Physical 'frainirg Inforina.Aon address Dept. Fine Arts Chicago ADA H. HOLMES. Sccretary.

STUDY KLIDERGAR THING Aboazz-ci-- person a hasty look, he handcd the conductor a nickel. asked the nearest transfer point to the Union dtpot. lokt.d the conductor over from head to foot, aril passed into the car. A tr," whispered the conductor. Dan't talk to me." A few blocks were ridtlen In sllrnee, man left the car at lialsed Ftre t.

lie wanted tniUfl station RS much as a cat wants fleas, muttered the conductor, as the car moved on. I ttll you what. Letween the LARGEST, FINEST and BEST Metropolitan Business College CHICAGO SCHOOL of APPLIED CENTURY SCHOOL OF Ma incdh Ah PAUSiC and Oratory 1 C1100100 Oratory at the foremost estabhed kindergarten school In the country. We wfll start. our 24th year Oct.

eth. 19 Th Is Is a flebt that offers more opportunities foa- the financial, mental, and spiritual ac'vancement of refined young women than any oliler V4 eathn. The work Is original. fascinating and fits for home or life. We have more for graduates than we can supply.

MRS .1. N. CROUSE and l.LIZA BETH HARRISON 1 Information on request. Kindergarten Chicago Kndergarten College, DEPT. H.

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ELGIN nd ar7f1011A. Mabel Lewis Bewail SESSION NOV OPEN STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME. VISITORS Nk EECOM E. TeachPrs ar.i CHIrirt-ns ria.t,s open SATI-ItDAY, 2,1 Night Classes uptn MONDAY OCI011Flit Ilth. The best school for discriminating students VII THE HEST Ili.

STRUCTION. A full corps of competent artist teachers. All conservatory branches taught. Special inducements to student" of ORATORY or DRAMATIC ART. rend for Catalogue.

Address CHESTER N. HANSON.Director 26 E. Van Buren Chicago -me iscriminating eta- THE BEST Ili. orps of competent branches ments to student" 31 4.TIC ART. Address 4SON.Director Chicago Special courses in public speaking.

concert repertoire. technique. etc. Opportunities gisen pupils for public appearances. rite for special catalog.

We! ton Perkins, Pres. Box 27, Auditorium Bldg. "Michalek Master School for Violinists." 'AR ES CAL CHI oys' School C)Pki LIH I 1-1 The FAULKNER SCHOOL ITALIAN VOCAL TEACHER The most rigid arid searching investigation will result In a strorg confirmation of the fact that our Violin School is immeasurably superior to any institution in this country. Catalogue mailed free. FINE ARTS BUILDING, CHICAGO.

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Also Business Course. Engineering. Country location. Boarding. Grimasium and all outdoor athletics.

Write fr catalog to 1515 Masonic Temple. phone Central 3902 Formerly ASCHAM HALL 474C MADISoN AVE CIIICAGLr. ILL. Phone Oakland 1423 A DAJt. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OPENS SEPTEMBER ZS.

Careful graded kora Iron. tne through College Preparatory Coutae 13o)s are admitted to Kindergarten and Primary Grades Garieral Course offered to students not desiring College. Certificate from the College Preparatory Course adir.its to the Unherslty Chicago. to Smit' Wellesley and to other roi ifegels MISS 'ELIZABETH FAULKNER. PrIncIA.

MISS GEORGENE Director of Kindergarten. lt FAULKNER. Princpl. EOR 1 NE FAULKNER, Director of Kindergarten PEAKING of model ton ns. re- marked the mining engineer from the far west.

we had a fellow out our way a few years Leo v. ho pulled off new. Thet in. he delivered the Vans; I dent think the cern any has built tho tont). hon ever.

situation was this: It W2-1, in th desert country here even rare-brush and cacti neuldnt eprout. company had a placer claim. rich as cream. Ix hile nats for drinking purpesee to be shipped forty miles at prices ranging from IQ cents to cents a gallon You can imagine a placer claim isnt north in such a country. But the company was in tart.

It trought in well driving machinerY and started dawn after artesian tater. On the face of the propeeition it was about as promising torirg into a dogwood tree in search of a Peotch collie. tut suddenly one day when the ye e1 diggers half expected. the point of (1.rili to melt off 2gulphurcu5ly. they ttruck a vex, water that as a The ramp at the time cersisted of about fifteen Checks every coneeivable material for keeping dewn sun temperatures and Mocking sand etorms With water in abundance for sluicing.

however the fortune the company made. The next thing tn the proiorant axe the model toAn. ell dovin after artesian water. On the face of the propeeition it was about as promising as borirg into a dogwood tree in search of a Scotch collie. one day when the we-1 diggers half expected.

the point of 'the tl.r12 to melt they struck IL vein water that Ns aS a wonder. Tho ramp at the time consisted of about fifteen ehacks of every toneeivable material for kffpintz down sun temperatures a nd flocking sand etorms With water in abund- tee for sluicing. however the fortune the con--pany was made. The next thing t.n prorani was the model town. MartineDancinglicademies marline uancing ncsaemies 715-715 STEINWAY HALL Phone Harrison 5147 TesehPr of Miss May D4- SnUM.

3Uss Rate Condon. YLPW Mary Miss Cr-viiia Ltioda Miss Vira Young. Mrs l'artridar Miss Folorta Item-lee Fisch-r Mr. W. Sc ILnshaw.

Mr. Ivinscri. Mr Frank Lainard and 3: T. Lain the best young Y3INGERS ON THE Mara-s-airh; Las aided MRS. C.

SCOFIELD. a former pupil of 115 Its asrimiant vocal instructor. Mrs. Seotteld is a fine singer and a txperierwed tPacher. of Miss Ma) De SMIna.

Rote condon. N't Nitry Maliticisi-i. Miss Ceetila Ilhoda. Miss Nora Ei-iith Yiunc. Mrs Eleanor Pariridge Niles rotierta lliison.

Witt iteatrice Fischer Mr. I Lnshate 5,... i li I vinson rat. ar bir T. Loin: vino-rot.

the best 'Laing SINGERS ON THE STAGE t41.0- Marcs-ali-hl Las alile4 mend. e. 1( a to-mer pupil of his its assitliant vocal thstructor. Mrs, Ft-idle-id is a nne sin arid a vet-) experienced teacher- 1 VOCAL INSTITUTE, THE ANNA GRUFF-BRYANT ART a School de- Tp.ted evlu.lvely VA. Ar- II.11 Muhl, Slugerg a ncl Vocal leachers.

Privet, 1,4 sa.ne Iii.4inhins Sept. 13, ti a tit. 4. Send tor Dept. Flue Arts Building.

Cbleago, Al VOCAL THE ANNA GROFF-BRYANT a School de- ART ex, ty the Ar tisiii of Singers and Vocal leachers. Prt, L. sserat Beeinning Sept. 13, liatlt. th.I.

4. lise.i. Send for 149-klet, impt. E. lill2-2-S Flue Arns Building.

Chicago, Al had pt-tered out the next week that town could have been walled in and paid for itself in a few years. charging tourist admissions at the gate The ti Ira waz; xenty-tive stories high ard all under one roof! Jr was no more than a modern city skyscraper. brought up to date the purra se In the basement were established the city watt rworks plant. elertric coal ards. and tile like.

al to ho direotly by a subterranean switch track and laterals from the- railroad's :1 made tht re-. five yards from the machines. Ma. hire shopseverything of the kind to be anticipatedwere laid out along the of rigA economy and rompleteness. Crossing Coppers" Not Needed.

"On the ground levelnotice I donl say street level. for the town wasn't to have any etrcetsthe store-S. shope, markets. Iank. an-I the retail irts.ness of lawn ere provided proportionate to of the kind of town that NI 0 LI ill settle there On the seeend Poor were the (1Pb-es of the the administrative city quarters.

chureh. theater. and above this was the floor given over to the pul.lio hospital, gymnasium. and indoor park amusements Above this Poor were the Pats. rooms.

and suites of rooms designel for the population of the skycraper town the resiftert part of town express tele ators were in accordance with the Trost approved citc Pica buildinz piers More t-ar this. freight Service was as between the- do; ntown retail settion and the basement Poor storehouses. with other freignt service to the re-sidene floors. no gas supply. coal AIR ft E.

ential to kitchen ranges. shooting up in elevators from the supply tins below, while ashes anil garbaze dumped into chutes, emptied irto a waiting car relow, ready for disposal with the minimum of handling "Say. wasn't that a model town for your are But somehow the company hasn't built It year. Crossing "Coppers" Not Needed. On the ground levelnotice I dont say sireet letili for the town nasnt to have any etre ets--the store-S.

shone, markets, lank. the retail bos.ness of tun wele provided at proportion Ate to le poo-oe of the kind of ton that nOillii ttle there On the eeerrol toor were the otleee of the compatr, the administrative rite guar- toots. theeter. and thli, han alkoe wae the floor i g.ven over to the nsar), hospital. no ninasium.

and indoor park amusemente Above this roor were the rats, rooms. ard suites of rooms designed. for the nopulatior of the ekYoriner town To reach the resleent part of town ex- pies ators ere iroOn7lod In alth the trest approved efts- ce nuildirg rlans More than, this. freight service was 4 ae het wee the don ntown retail ego Don and the hasereeet roor Storrhousfs. with other freine errvice to the re floors.

no gas supply. enal was ft sential to kitchen ranges. shooting up in elevator. from the supply tins be while ashes and garbade dumped irto chutes. emptied into a waiting car nelow.

ready for dieposal with the minimum of handling flay. wasn't that a model town for your are But somehow the company hasn't built It yetr. the (eve of trade Rah rah! VI Ever course enthusle Certain larnesa ore mill of alma the hell, trill; Jan stone. The burtenar era. fr thusiasr 'working Most sv tire plug 11011 wh, the eres i try of becomin -ta feare" A visit reugtds sorn tnor tn af be burly ol Every rested.

Man ag Zraternit and oth, Writ an oCatalogL tevelatio On Youth Of par wtyl hroogunr. ski Portenal grIOSI. go plug the cres i try of I becomin -la fearee, osx A visit 3:31 nridaartn anb or e3 burly ol Pevery Ing of assortm, lereated- Manes; teriously tation Zraternit and oth; spirit art Catalogu tevelatio Wn yOuth Of par Slaw wtyi the (eve of trade Rah rah! VI Ever I course enthusie Certain liarness. re mill of alma the hell, trill; Jan stone. The :1 I A 1 il tt I -7 Company Goes Full Limit.

A billowing. tortuous railroad ran the camp site- Only the prospect for would have held a bite man to the country anyw here within fifty mlIcs of the spot. Drawing upon the imagnation with a Ind-lass, a population of 3.0110 for the to wou'd have been the limit gl sane possibility. But the company went this limit and sent east for an engineer. Draw us pans for a model town of 3.000 said the company president.

and the engineer set to work. "Three months later the engineer had as plans, drawn to scale and in the minutest de-tea. And say. If the company had only bulA It. that town today would have been a worlds Wonder.

if the gold In the placer deposits I I I 1 Viola Cole Schcol of Piano" VIOLA COLE (PUPIL OF HAROLD EAU ER) Directress. A School of Piano Playing. Beginners' CoursesArtists' Course. Certificates, Diplomas. Normal Training Classes.

Six assistant teachers. Booklet mailed free. Address PEARLE LAROCHE, Secretary, 425 FINE ARTS BUILDING. 1 SHORTHAND' trill give you expert 1nstruct4o i. ehorthanti in EGY MCC 1 Ott will have the personal attention of an el pe rienCed teaciadir La tour reporter.

Terms WWI, L. TO Lea.rborn-at..Chicemo,bulte la 2734 HAMPDEN COURT Cla.sPs Open October 1st. 2nd. 4th. 5th.

SPECIAL CLASSES ESTHETIC and GYMNASTIC DANCING Teacher graduate GilberVa Normal School. Beaton. l'hone lu 6-141. WHISTLING I Imitating Birds of the Forest VOICE CULTURE rupils 'ace. pt, ,1 from ars Special rn fo ni nridayt I1-4 IA it 1711 Musical ins ry Madimon Street 1.1LIE GROFF The Misses Spaids School GI ORR LS 3138 Michigan boulevard.

Chicago, LAy boerdIrs school. Splendid new home. Col legs ard finislming ccurste. AttracWks Eft. Special for day scholars Cert.flNite admits to eastern colicses.

Re-opens Sept. Th Misses Spaids, Principals. LEARN TO SE A WATCHMAKER. We Watcowora. hatitraving.

Ciockwork "I ultton reasohabis. board and room near the Institute at moderate rates. Send for 1114)11Ve of onformatioa. liEta.bLEY POLYTECH Peoria. J.

lioralostoal AIM Chicago Kindergarten Institute 1 GERTRUDE HOUSE, 54 Scott Street, Chicago, III. Offers a valuable training in Kindergarten to young women. OUT 16th annual session opens esiptember 29th. VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED. Stevan School for Girls LOCATION.

DREXEL BOULEVARD AND FORTY-THIRD STREET In the heart of Chicago's most beautiful residence sect ton Certificate admits to Wel.iesiey. Vassar and other college open to women Teentieth year of 'xigenre. S.nd for ctreUar SOI opens Sept 22n1 Address LUELLA Principtd. by oUr pi oat. M1.11111g Lt.

individual Instruction in 'Watchmaking. Engraving and Jewelry Repairing. Most modern methods. Positions for graduates. Lay and Night Classes.

Catalogue free. Chicago School of 'Watchmaking, Dept. X. Bush Tempi' Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Art (fl Trotkrn TION A DIPLOMA The L. For, oo: for earrx upi.s ArLitre5s tEt- o.

4 AUDITORIUM BUILDING, Chicago, III. CriVTAt INL1i OF Piano. ocal. Dramatic and Public School Music iUSiCDepartmenti. FALL initrti OPENS 3.

1909 Unusual Fr.e to Students ct Gradu. Fr-. S-nd for Inforrhalon. Dept Nu- chtefligft. CHICAGO LAIIN SCI10014, 18-20 East Division-at, North 123S.

irtyli Ff.Alt-b; ED Gymnasium; Training; Atnietica Kindergarten; Prunary and Grammar Grades, Separate Building for Gtris at 64 Scott street. TERM BEGINS SEPT. 23 R. P. BATES M.

S. VICKERY. Principals. BROWN'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Expert instructors in shorthand and bookkeeping Individusi instruction Positions for gradsetesSOS E. 434 Street.

wear Elevated. Chatage. ARTS AND SC1ENC SCHOOL OF DOMESTIC 39ctate ARTS AND SCIENCE, Tel. Si Dresip aking, Millinery, Sewing, Cooking, Hygiene. Day and evenuur ass, ted by graduate teacb-rs fr.m Armour Inst tate and Eastern Fall term opens October 4th Ketriltration day October 1.4t Gottschalk Lyric School A comprehensive, well-graded bitAial Educe.

bon. Instmmental and Vocal. by Teachers eV chmvely attached to the Scnool. Catalog mailed. KIMBALL HALL.

CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. THE DRURY ACADEMY ALEDO, prepare" for tc best coLotsei universities and "dentine schools Buildings new sod modern; efficient facuay; cotnfriabe dormi tortes; equipment Gymnasium and stSletie field. Domestic science and music. Co-edues Waal year.

Addiess President r. J. Davis I 1 I Cosmopolitan of to I 2734 HAMPDEN COURT I Music and Dramatic Art Open October 1st. 2nd. 5th.

SPECIAL CLASSES ESTHETIC Chicago 1 ej (r od-se of rn hest modern EltriATItc: Al, Fill: i' I Ki.ndergarten fa DIPLom AS The Lis! school for i ulms -I and GYMNASTIC DANCING 1 GERTRUDE HOUSE, ,,,,,,,1 I-ep emb(r Ve 9 i 11 eacher raduate Gilberta Normal School nstitute Boston. I I 54 Scott Street, Aditress the tor i', o. 4 Chkago, III. AUDITORIUM BUILDING, Chicago, III Itone Lincoln 6441. i 1 1 SCHOOL OF DOMESTIC 39 State St" 1 ten to young Ns-omen.

en tember 29th. Chkago. -lj session opers INLS Crook.di- ARTS AND SCIENCE 4 Viola Cole Schcol of Plan" 't ARTISTIC WHISTLING I f.ct i imitating Birds of the Forest OF Plano. ocaL Dramatic 1, II 0-- I VOICE CULTURE nit 1 and Public School Music Drealrnaking, Millinery, Tel.sCeeaw.Sinigill, pistirlitterits. i USIC eue, Cooking, Hygiene.

sthe OPENS 1 VIOLA COLE .1, ,1 70 yt an. special re es colan hool for tiff's .1 Company GOes Full Limit. I SalT01. SePr. 3.

1909 1 "A billowing. tortuous railroad ran past (PUPIL OF HAROLD BAUER) liaily a in Stindays lo-4 Unusual Fr.e Advanisges to students se Freraa Ydc.ua. iaitl re 'ti en n'n''suurOL ic' tet ods Lt. 4 the camp site. Only the prospect for good 1 Directress.

Phone Vest 17II Seminary FORTY-THIRD STREET recion.as cf Gradmiii-t. Fr ee. Send for Information. Dept tration day October 1st, 1-EsnIE GROFF 9 would have held a bite man to the country Street in the heart of Chicago's most Nlis FINE tuns it' Den. C-hiestast.

Ht. anywhere within flfty miles of the gpot. A School of ArtiStic Piano Platriete 1 '1; FOR Welieeley. Vassar and other t. ii Drawing upon the imagriation with a wind- 1 Beginners.

COUTSCS Artists' COurSe. Teentleth Year lif eir- lass, a population of 5.0110 for the to leouot Certificates, Normal Train- The Misses Spaids School CHICAGO LA.IIN SCHOOL, Gottschalk Lyric Scho Lira i4eetthar en dr Klegnsocsie4ti- 4-Itio 3138 ic ig a Bo oteva rd Ica goG. ilifilli-S. Istence. for rireular, 1840 East Dirision-st.

Tel. North 123e. have teen the limit et pane possibility. But La' mod botirding school. Splendid new home.

A UF I I A Ni Vl rt-soN. Frinniptti. coot.ocilitaCitietetrgot:Ifi:ctpeleOnall.mto:wEtooxme: sep ing lasses. ttox assiStant teachers. ddress glIS Bove) ni Ito ages trairoughis EA-nbRibNCED A comprehensive, erellorrsded Musi-iial Educe.

College pieparatcry ard finishing ocursts. Attrac- 1 nred tor roneee by AIASTERS i the company went this limit and sent ego 1 Booklet mailed free. Address for an engineer. tive home lire. special facilities for day scholars Gymnasium; Manuat Training; Atalanta.

non. Instrumental and Vocal. by Teachers Ish Certalate admits to eastern colleges. lie-opens se I Draw us plans for a model town of PEARLE LAROCHE, Secretor seen --11MAKING LEARNIWATE 22nd. Kindergarten; Prumary and Grammar Grades.

di-lovely attached to the ScoctoL Catalog nailed. KIMBALL HAIL. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. Secretary, Separate ittozding for Giris at 54 Scott street.

il 3.000 said the company president. Th Misses Spalds, Principals. 425 FINE ARTS BUILDING by our ploui su.ming lilitn- twil- AT ,11, TERM BEGINS SEPT. 23, and the engtneer set to work. vittuai instruction to Wetchmsk- Iv A.

P. BATES It. S. VICKERY. Principals.

"Thre month latee LEARN TO BE A WATCHMAKER. I THE DRURY ACADEMY ALED' thengineer had the 'I i plans, drawn to scale and In the minutest de- pairing. Mc'et m'Klern n'ethrHig. Usll 11 BROWN'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL universities and scientific schools Buildings nese and tail. And say.

If the company had only built 1 SHORTHAND, I will give you expert inatruction we teacti Ns awnwora. Jstiry. kaistraving. Ciock- positions for graduates. Lay COO 1 Expert instructors in shorthand and bookkeep- and modern; efficient facuay; comfortable dorndf I 41 It.

that town today would have been a world Wonder. if Us gold In the placer deposit. I I a a or tan in my office. lots work, Optica "I uluon reasonable. board and MOIR 1 win have the personal attentien of an experienced near the Institute at moderate rates.

Send for tat- I 1(0341241r La soon ratisartars Teams stasisosiiitste 1114)11Ve of information. POLVIKCH- Tills WiZ(2-aaw TO la atIC Peoria. Itt. Addreee aotological. Night Classes.

Catalogue free Chicago School of 'Watchmaking, ing Individual instruction Positions for graduates. int. Engraving and Jewelry Re- Dept. Bush Temple lin A. tad Street.

gear Elevated. Charade. 'urn and ate- tunes. equipment unexcelled preParee 1 len field. Domestic science and music.

Ou-educa- tor XIIIP best col-Milo. tional Sao a year. Addiess President r. J. I.

V. -V. Notork b51 i I 1 I ''CI I i I i 9 1 "4 I II 1 i 1: "Oa.