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LUCKEY, PLATT & CO.

Corner Main and Academy Sts.

Phone 2500

NEW SPORTS MILLINERY AND HATS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS

They are all unusually attractive this Autumn and especially the junior designs for Grammar and School girls. In junior sizes, we have velours, velvets and tams, and all of them are exceptionally stylish and full of individuality.

In sports hats, we have the furry Beavers
with velvet brims and Kitten Ear Felts in un-
usual colors and shapes. A few Moufflon hats
and hats of velvets, all-chenille hats and hats of
lustrous Hatter's plush.

The shapes and colors are both becoming-
and the hats are most comfortable for outing and
sports wear.
week.

We are holding our opening this

LUCKEY, PLATT & CO.

of the Protestant Episcopal Church

IN PHILADELPHIA

FACULTY:

THE REV. GEORGE G. BARTLETT, A.B., Dean, Homiletics and Pastoral Care. REV. LUCIEN M. ROBINSON, S.T.D., Liturgics, Church Polity, and Canon Law. REV. A. D. HEFFERN, D.D., New Testament Literature and Language.

REV. JAMES ALAN MONTGOMERY, Ph.D., S.T.D., Old Testament Literature and Language.

REV. GEORGE C. FOLEY, D.D., Systematic Divinity.

REV. J. CULLEN AYER, Jr., Ph.D., Ecclesiastical History.

REV. ROYDEN K. YERKËS, D.D., Instructor in Greek, Old Testament, and the History of Religions.

Special students admitted. Graduates' course for graduates of this and other Theological Seminaries. Degrees of Bachelor of Divinity, Master of Sacred Theology, Doctor of Divinity, and Doctor of Canon Law are conferred in course. Special instruction in Comparative Religion and Manners and Customs of the heathen people is given to those preparing for the Missionary Field.

Students have the privilege of courses of special study at the UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, and also the free use of the extensive Library of the University.

For catalogue send to the Dean, REV. GEORGE G. BARTLETT, 5000 Woodland Avenue, or the Secretary, REV. W. ARTHUR WARNER, Church House, 12th and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia.

THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

IN VIRGINIA

THE SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1918

FACULTY

Rev. Berryman Green, D.D., Dean.

Rev. Angus Crawford, M.A., D.D., Hebrew and Old Testament Litera

ture.

Rev. Samuel A. Wallis, D.D., Church Polity, Pastoral Theology, Liturgics, Canon Law, Sunday School Pedagogics, and Secretary to the Faculty.

Rev. Berryman Green, D.D., English Bible, Homiletics, Ethics, and Sociology.

Rev. Paca Kennedy, M.A., D.D., Greek Testament.

Rev. Wilbur C. Bell, M.A., D.D., Systematic Divinity and Apologetics. Rev. Wallace E. Rollins, B.A., D.D., Ecclesiastical History and Christian Missions.

Mr. Willoughby Reade, M.El., Elocution and Music.

Alumni, over 1,000; Bishops, 33; Foreign Missionaries, 60. has founded all the Foreign Missions of our Church. Library 30,000 volumes.

SPECIAL STUDENTS ADMITTED

For Catalogues and other information, address

THE DEAN, Theological Seminary, Alexandria, Va.