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WENT WORTH MILITikRV ACAZtfiMY Ijcxiiigton 18 the connty Reat of Ijafayette Tounty. It has a population ol ' iihout (i,0(K) Mnd is remarkably well e |m|)iieJ with ex- The Cadat M WeaUrarth not lack la oppottmlty far (•tttny doaa cellent store l)iiililm)?s. puhlii ' riiifices, haiid- aome re6idence: und broad brick streets. It has excellent aystcms of electric lights, waterworks, gas, and sewerage. Some two hundred and ten feet abo ' e the river, a more beautiful und healthful lix-Mioii could scarcely be found. The view across the broad Uiaadturi RiVer vallejr, preoenta a magw niflcent physicjrraphio .study and is no tvUch is acarcely rivaled for scenic beuuty. On one of the bluffs of the river not far from where Wentv.oyiii Military Academy stands was fought the battle of Lexingt Hi which was an important battle of the late rivil War. Lexin on is an nld town and it.s |H pulatioii includes many of the oldest iiiui [nost cultured famLlies of the state. The cadets are therefore thrown with cultured and refined people in their social life. Besides VVentwrn tli aiid lliv c iiy high school, there are Iwn excfllent girls ' colleges in l cxington. Being a county seat and an educational center, Lexington draws to ft many well educated, public and professional people. The town is just forty-two miles from Kansas City and is easily reached by two branches of the Missouri Pacific from both Kansas City and St. Louis. Being on the historic . unta !• Trail, there arc .splendid rock roads for tourists leading into Lex ingtottt
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THE CLIMATE W«ntwortih is located in central climate hero is ideal for a school, since -yi it is cool M enough 1 invigor- ating and to oiTer tlio winter sports sucli as skating and sleiRrhinir, and at the same time it is mk un ' nnr.h not to sub- ject the students to the rigon of a more northern locality. TlM! e«3etscanbeout -1 A Vaq» ov siRMv LAWN til WfMtat
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LEXINGTON. MISSOURI THE GROUNDS at the school are excellent, the (:n imdteMiK The grounds, consistins of sixteen acres, ample and well suited to pnictice of are elevated, wel l drained and covered with branches of athletics and military drills. a rich srmwtli f f blue gnuss. and arc ndomcd The beaiit ' ;mH . ' ippi oju iaU-npss of the with shade trees. The Xacililies for develop- I grounds can l est be appreciated by a study
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