Citizens Military Training Camp - Full Pack Yearbook (Fort Leavenworth, KS)

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MH!! MARCH ' v HOSE Drillmasters had a language all their own. Didn't they? It took quick thinking to keep out of the awkward squad, but you made the grade and you're all the better for it. I Now you ,are back in civies and ready to take your place in the business world. Carry your drill field lessons with you. Quick ac- curate decisions will mean more than ever to you. , V, p We wish you well in whatever you undertake. lf, perchance, it falls to you to purchase the stationery for your firm, there need be no hesitation in deciding where to place the order. The Midwest Lithographing Company of St. Louis, produces the best there is in that line and an order placed with them is a proof of excellent judgment on your part. . MIDWEST LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY 318-20-22 N. 2nd STREET SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI