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Typed letter from K.Y. Kwang to Alfred E. Stearns thanking Stearns for sending him a copy of the 1918 course catalogue for Phillips Academy and detailing the courses he wishes his son, Alfred, to take while at the school.

Typed letter from K.Y. Kwang to Alfred E. Stearns requesting a copy of the Phillips Academy 1917-1918 catalogue. Kwang expresses to Stearns his hope that the faculty of Phillips Academy take a fatherly interest in his son and that they will make a…

Typed letter from K.Y. Kwang to the principal of Phillips Academy, Dr. Alfred E. Stearns, kindly requesting that Stearns send him a copy of the course catalogue, and information regarding tuition fees and average total expenses per student per year…

Handwritten letter from Lottie M. Reed to Dr. Alfred E. Stearns requesting that any remaining balance on the $500 added to the account of Alfred Kwong be transferred to the account of his sister, Agnes Kwong.

Handwritten letter from Lottie M. Reed to Dr. Alfred E. Stearns regretting that Alfred Kwong, now studying at Springfield High School, could not get along better at Phillips Academy. Inquires whether or not there can be any rebate on money paid for…

Handwritten letter from Lottie M. Reed to Dr. Alfred M. Stearns expressing her regret over Alfred Kwong's poor grades and requesting that Kwong drop French in order to spend more time on algebra and English. Also requests, as a favor, that Alfred…

Handwritten letter from Lottie M. Reed to Dr. Alfred E. Stearns enclosing a check for $500.00 to be used for the expenses of Alfred Kwong during the school year. Kwong's father would be grateful is his son could keep within the sum for the year.

Typed letter from R.H. Cabell to A.E. Stearns detailing the financial arrangements to be made for his son, student at Phillips Academy, and Cabell's plan to have his son spend holidays with his son's grandfather in Wilkes Barre, Pa.

Typed letter from the assistant to the principal of Phillips Academy to Alfred Kwong announcing Kwong's admission to Phillip's Academy. The school hopes to assign a room for Kwong's use within a few days.

Typed letter from the assistant to the principal of Phillips Academy to K.Y. Kwong enclosing the room contracts for Kwong's son. Requests that one of the contracts be signed and returned to the school immediately.